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THE SHIP MARKET

SAN Francisco, Dec. S.--The follow
ing is a brief summary of the freight
situation:
After some weeks of inactivity, good
demand for tonnage within the past
few days has been developed. Rates
have declined about Is 3D., and at this
reduction, or on the basis of e. to Cork
for iron, number of vessels have been
taken up. Evidently foreign ship own
ers have become tired Of holding out,
particularly as there was little prospect
for improvement until some surplus ton
mage was removed. 1t is also evident
that charterers have arrived at the CON
clusion that rates have about touched
bottom, and have therefore entered the
market freely. This is borne out by the
fact that purchases of wheat have been
made in the interior, while every nerve
has been strained to depress both wheat
and freights here.
The withdrawal of so much tonnage
has steadied the market, particularly
for iron, which is now in but moderate
supplies. OF this class of disengaged
vessels it is highly probable that some
will load on the owners account if the
rates remain standing any length of
time.
American ships have not offered freely
and many hold out for a slight advance,
which is not improbable at still later
date.
, 1882-12-15
NO DEMOCRACY IN HIS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--Ben Butler is
not giving the Democrats much comfort.
One day he was in street car. Mrs.
Blaine was there too. They engaged in
conversation. She congratulated him
upon bis election as Governor of Massa-
chusetts. YES" replied Butler, "and
the Republican Governor of Massachu.
sets, too" He then went on to explain,
in answer to look of surprise, that he
did not credit his election to the Demo-
Gratis. He was elected because the peo-
pie were dissatisfied with the Republican
party management. He was the peoples
Governor and should not forget the fact
that majority of the people in Massa-
ehusetts were republicans.
, 1882-12-15
Telagraphic Market Report.
SAN FRANCIsCO. Dec

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.
Receipts $4,000 ctls., includ-
ing 65,0O0 aboard ship; flour, $500 or
SKIS; oats, $50 ctls; potatoes, $500 sacks;
eggs, 1900 dozen.
Wheat-Firm with fair inquiry. We
learn of sale of 10000 sacks to ship
per on private terms Quote choice
shipping, 81 70@1 7213; fair shipping,
81 571agy1 621s; dark coast, 81 4O@i 45.
Flour-The demand is light and
prices are unchanged.
Barley-feed, market firm at full
prices. Quote, 81 3716@1 4324; No. /
feed December, 81 45; seller the season,
81 30.
Oats-Firm at full prices; feed, 81 20
al S715 milling, 81 9O@2,
Potatoes-Steady at former quotations
Offerings arc liberal.
Salmon, Columbia River-Dull; quo
tations remain unchanged.
Wool-The demand is mostly for
choice northern California. Oregon
woods very dull.
Hops-Woak and dull; choice Wash
ington Territory, S5c asked, SOc bid.
Egg5-Fresh California, 40@42Ac;
eastern, 30@35c. Market weak and
Mnding lower.
Butter Fresh choice roll, 3216@35c.
tarketeis overstocked.
, 1882-12-15
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA Washington ape-
cial says: Edward MCPHERSON, Clerk of
the House, has been engaged for several
days in making out list oe members.
He said today he had to complete the
roll as soon as possible. He says the
democrats have a majority of sixty over
the combined greenbackers, indepen-
dents and republicans, He was asked
for additional information concerning
the vote in several closely contested dis
tricts, and believes the final showing will
somewhat increase the democratic ma
jority.
, 1882-12-15
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9th.

Today, just before the passage OF the
resolution, Page said the River and
Harbor bill was good thing, despite
the fact bowling had cried it down. The
Secretary Of War ought to be required
to explain why he did not send in ell
gineers estimates for the work OF next
year.
Several amendments were offered and
an exciting and rambling debate follow
cd. Robeson held that the opposition
came from metropolitan news papers in
the interest of aggregated capital Kas-
son of Iowa claimed to oppose the bill,
and members surrounded the speaker
and interrupted him with laughter and
applause Kasson adverted the amend
ment's phraseology, contending that the
Secretary of War could not report any
work unnecessary, as every brook was OF
local Importance.
Cox OF New York, in q funny speech,
opposed the resolution. The opponents
seemed to have had majority in his
Page's) district, and, in fact, they had a
majority all over the country. The peo-
pie had set the seal of their disapproyal
on the River and Harbor bill. Those
hiver and Harbor bill members who
were not reelected criticized the Presi
dent severely for vetoeing the last River
and Harbor bill. Mclean called atten.
tion to the fact that because New York
had twenty-seven feet of water in her
harbor they object to the Improvement
OF harbors in PHILADELPHIA Baltimore,
Mobile, New Orleans and Galveston,
Applause. II there ever was We to
which deserved to be oyerridden it was
the bill vetoed by the honorable gentle
man who now holds seat at the end OF
the avenue,
Pages resolution was finally adopted.
ana the House took up the consular
appropriation bill, passed it, and ad-
IOuned.
SENATE.
The Secretary of War was requested
by resolution to furnish copies of any
contracts made by the Interior Depart
ment in regard to leasing the Yellow
stone National Park or any part thereof
TO any body or company with the priyi-
Iege OF erecting hotels and running
stages therein. Adopted.
A resolution for investigating political
assessments in the last campaign was
presented. Hale thought the Senate
should investigate democratic campaigns
as well as republican. He offered a sun
stltute giving the names Of members of
Congress. -
Beck called up the resolution inquir.
ing into political assessments.
Hale said tba n,,o.,,. .ts- - ,
placed rich men on the Committee tO
, 1882-12-15

get contributions. and had assessed the
liquor men heavily,
At = O'Clock the Bankruptcy hill was
taken up.
Jones .oH Florida) offered an amend
mrut, giving the party sought to he
thrown into involuntary bankruptcy Il
right To- demand jury trial as to the
grounds for bankruptcy. Amendment
agreed TO.
Morgan offered an amendment max
iug it an act Of bankruptcy to be dealing
ia futures, in certain articles Of prime
necessity, such rs corn, sugar, cotton,
rice, etc,
Hoar made an address advocating the
Lowell bill. Adjourned.
I'm the Senate Military Committee
it was decided to report iayorably all
army nominations.
In the Senate a number Of petitions
were presented to increase the pensions
Of onc.amod and one legged soldiers.
That il the tax ON tobacco be reduced
a corresponding rebate should be al
lowed.
On motion of Morrill, the internal
Revenue bill with amendments was re-
committed to the Committee on FL
nance.
A bill was passed TO rectify and estab-
lish the title of the United States to the
military post at FL Paso, Texas,
Molrill today introduced in the Senate
an amendment to the bill for reduction
Of taxes, which is really tariff bill with
full schedules recommended 10y the
Tariff Commission as Il substitute for
the present tariff law.
Pendeton asked unanimous consent
to take up the Civil Service bill and
make it a special order for Monday.
Voorhees, objected.
Beck called up his political assess
ment resolution, and after discussion it
was laid over
The Senate resumed the bankruptcy
bill.
, 1882-12-15
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of San Juan
county, Washington Territory.
In the matter OF the estate OF Hiram h
Hutchinson deceased.
Order to show cause why decree OF
distribution of property should not be
made.
On reading and filing the petition OF
Irene Weeks, Executrix, and Lyman
Weeks, Executor, OF the estste of Hiram
r.. Hutchinson deceased, setting forth
that they have filed their final account Of
their final account OF their administra-
tion of the estate OF said deceased in
said Court, that all costs and expenses
OF their administration, and praying for
an order OF distribution of the residue Of
said estate among the persons entitled.
1t is ordered that all persons interested
in the estate of Hiram E. Hutchinson
deceased, be and appear before the Pro-
bate Court at Friday Harbor, San Juan
county, on Monday, the 18th day of
December, A. d. 1882, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
then and there to show cause why de-
cree Of distribution should not be made
OF the residue OF said estate among the
persons entitled according to law.
And it is further ordered that copy
OF this order TO show cause be published
for four successive weeks before the 18th
day OF December, 1882, in the WEEKLY
ARGUS, weekly newspaper printed at
Port Townsend, Jefferson county, Wash
ingtOn Territory.
Done in open Court November 18th,
1882.
.~. JOHN L. SHERRR,
a, Probate Judge and
'NAh' Ex-Oficio Clerk.
, 1882-12-15
SHIPPING NEWS.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Dec. ll.-The bark
Lizzie Williams was towed to Tacoma
yesterday by the tug Mastick, A vessel
also passed up Sound yesterday, SUP
posed to be ahe three-maStcd schooner
Lottie Carson. The bark Orio!e was
towed to Tacoma today by the Masticl.
The ship Carrolltou, now di,charging
railroad iron at Tacoma, is leaking very
badly, ami it is necessary to have tue
pumps going night and day to keep her
aHoat until her cargo is discharged, when
the necessary repairs can be made,
, 1882-12-15
TLLEGRIPUIC.
Congressional.
THE HOUSE.

Haskell presented the memorial ot non
Mormon residents OF Utah. Nctcrrrd
tha House went into Committee %,
r.c Whole. with Page i'm the chair, ON
the Indian appropriation bi.i The
total appropriation Is S1.-U9.UOl, SI,3l',-
uni below the estimates, The reduc-
ton is chiefly in subsistence approprIa-
lions.
The Ways and Means Committee this
morning unanimously adopted Il resOu-
tilu to proceed at once 60 the cousidcra-
tiOn uf the tariff commissioners report
and form tariff bill. The clerk Of the
committee was directed to prepare n
schedule of rates now existing, and Of
those proposed by members of the COM
mittee.
A bill was introduced by Brown re-
pealing the internal revenue act of 1864,
anl all laws amending it, Referred.
After discussion the Committee report
el the Indian bill to the House, and il
passed
Atthree o'clock the House again went
into Committee on the state of the
Union.
WASHINGTON, Dec S.-The Mouse
Committee on Foreign Affairs this morn
ing authorized its chairman to request
the House to fix day for the cOnsitera-
. ton Of the Nicarauguan Canal and the
Venezuela route.
Bills from the House Committee on
Commerce were adopted.
A resolution asking the Secretary of
War to send certain estimates required
by law which have not been received,
and after discussion of the Presidents
reference to the River and Harbor bill in
his annual message, it was agreed that
the resolution asking the Secretary of
War to state what appropriations were
made last session not in the interests of
commerce.
The House Judiciary Committee fixed
upon next Tuesday as the day for the
consideration OF the bill for the relief of
the Supreme Court, known as the Davis
bill, which provides for additional
judges for the Court
The Election Committee had up the
case OF Carne, who claims admission as
the Utah delegate. Referred to the
subcommittee.
The case of Jones VS. Shelly was also
referred to the subcommittee.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs
agreed to report favorably on a bill
guaranteeing $75,0OO,000 in 3 per cent.
bonds to aid the construction of the
Nicarauguan Canal.
Burrows, from the Committee on Ap-
preparations, reported the Consular bill.
Referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
The bill appropriates S1,25S,000 being
SSJ,OOO less than last year, and S130,000
below the estimates. Burrows will Sc
cure action on it tomorrow.
The Postoffice Committee adopted
report in favor of Anderson's bill, re-
ducing letter postage to two cents per
half ounce, beginning January l, 1884.
After further discussion the enacting
clause of the bill was, on motion, strick-
en- out.
, 1882-12-15
OPPOSITION STEAMSHIPS.

SAN FRANCIf fco, Dee. - Sometime ago
Frank Barnatd ~ Co., coal dealers, pur-
chased Of tBe Pacific Mail Steamship
Co., the irop steamer Wilmington, pay
ing for her $4,000. Since the purchase,
the new oEners have expended $4,000
more in repairing, overhauling and fit
ting ner EIp for Il frst-class passenger
and freight steamer. She will have ac-
commodation for 1O6 cabin and 40
steerage passengers. The Wilmington
will be placed ON the San Francisco and
Victoria route, and will be ready to sail
in a few days Her main freight will be
coal for her owners,
, 1882-12-15
PORT TOWNSEND
FL O S ? TT a Z
Port Townsend, W. T.

The above institution having been placed on a
permanent footing ~ the United States Hospital
Tor lharine patients on Puget sound the proprietor
takes pleasure in announcing that no pains or ex-
pense will be spared In mini-terng TO the comfort
and convenience of private patients.
This Is the largest General Hospital north OF
San Francisco, and by fur the most complete in
equipment. II has been thoroughly rehtled and
refuTni shed. It's general wards have accommoda
tions for about one hundred patients, aud are pc.
cnlinrly adapted for requiring the most care.
full treatment and constant supervision ut limited
expense. Those who desire them viii be- furnished
with private rooms entirely separate and distinct
at a ght additional cost.
,&@ The attention Of millowners, and those In.
terested IN shipping l. called 10 the fact that sea.
men suffering from contagious diseases will be-
treated outside the Hospital without expense to
the vessel.
THOS. I. MINOR, M. d.,
33-tf Managing Surgeon.
, 1882-12-15
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

The President has nominated Henry
II. Morgan, of Louisiana, Secretary of
the United States, to Mexico; Jno. w.
Gordon, of California, Register Of the
Land Office at Shasta; Frank G. Ward,
of California, Receiver of Public Money
at Niobrara; Jas. II. Luse, of Indiana
Register of the Land Office at Dead
wood. Indian Agents COnnell, of
Ohio, Umatilla Agency, Oregon; J. L,
Lark, of Michigan, Colorado River Agen-
cy, Arizona; A. II. Jackson, of Nebraska,
Pima Agency, Arizona.
, 1882-12-15
CAPITAL NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Dec, S.-Secretary Fol
ger today cancelled S95O,0O0 in United
States bonds on account OF the legacy of
the late JOS. l.. Lewis.
1t is understood the House Committee
on Appropriations designs reduction of
force and salaries of the civil service.
, 1882-12-15
SHIP WRECKED.

SAN Francisco, Dec. THE Mer-
chants Exchange has received tele-
gram reporting the loss of the British
ship Flora, which sailed from this port
July 10Th, bound for Queenstown. She
was wrecked on the 6th, on the Lincoln
shire coast. All hands were lost. At
last accounts the cargo was washing
ashore.
, 1882-12-15
CUTTING BEN DOWN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.--Ben Holidays
postal service claim has been cut down
to $350,OOO by the postoflice committee
and comes before the Senate as q special
order on Tuesday next.
, 1882-12-15
STEAMER LOST.

CoLLINGwooD, Canada, Dec. 1.-The
steamer Oneida was burned at the dock
this morning. She was scuttied and
sunk. She was insured for $35,0O0.
, 1882-12-15
CHARTERED.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 6.--The British
ship British Merchant, 100 tons, is
chartered by private parties and will be
loaded with wheat and merchandise for
direct.
, 1882-12-15
DESTRUCTION BY PLANES,

SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. "a fire this
morning destroyed the Saginaw barrel
works, Streets block OF dry .kilns, etc.
and 100000 feet OF lumber. Loss
Sl75,000: insurance not known. One
hundred and fifty men are thrown out
OF work.
, 1882-12-15

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, 1882-12-15
STEAMER LOST.

LoNEoN, Dec. S.-A steamer, name
not yet ascertained, strucks on the rocks
near Pen2ance today, and foundered.
The storm still continues.
, 1882-12-15

For No. 8 Wilson'S improved Sew
ing Machine, at $l5 less than agents
prices, go to G.. G. BARTLETT & Co.'S.
d&w 1m:39
, 1882-12-15

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYEE. Of Bourbon, Ind,
says: "Both myself aud wife owe our lives TO
SHlLoHS CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by
Latimer & Co,
, 1882-12-15
S7O0OOO FIRE.

KIna ISLAND, N. j., Dec. 1.-THE Lack
awana Machine Shops were destroyed by
fire today. The loss is estimated at
S1nnNOn
, 1882-12-15

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, 1882-12-15
Occidental Hotel !
Water street...............PO Port Townser

This Popular Stand has just been fitted up and
REOPENED.
Good clean beds, enlarged dining room and com
Portable parlors. No pains will be spared to
render every attention to boarders.
Rooms, with or without board by the day or week,
at reasonable rates.
43-tf Mus. j. DALGARDNO, Prop'r.
, 1882-12-15
SAILED.

GREENooK, Dec. S,-Sailsl the ship
Penmore, for San Francisco.
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Mr. 5. j Wright has just arrived from
Vermont, bringing with him a large ship
ment ui the hnrsl aud best bloodcd sheep
ever brought to this market. Ewes and
bucks, some OF them ARE the finest we
ever saw. Mr.. Wright If one OF the most
succ sstul sheep men, and the large lots
he has heretofore brought TO this market
the excellence of the stock snd skill IN
their selection. The present stock Is the
finest of all. Tie flock Is now at Me
Laren's ards adjoining the livery stables
and all persons IN sheep, should 90 and
see them.
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The city Hotel. VI organ, Te.ns

Is newly built, and is first class in
every respect. Mrs. j. h. Wintz, propri.
etress. NJ. A. Feeney, clerk. This is the
place, for the travelling public aud the
commerce i men feel at home at this
hotel. Give uz a call aud you will come
again. Don't forget the City Hotel.
Elegant rooms, aud table tirst-class.
O7l5dlm
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10 all who are suffering from the error
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CoUNTRY PRODUCE


While the Mcxicus ARE uaing their
Pulquc, being the icrmcnted sap out Of
the root uf the American aloe, the
Frenchmnn his Wine, the German and
Engis their Beer and heavy Alcs, the
Russian his Notki, mankind IN using
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Farmer Fri-nds-Wc have tor you a big
lot OF cheap castor oil for your harness
and general lubrlcatlng purposes; also a
good supply OF wagon and buggy paints
Then grease up the harness and paint up
the old pillow stocks, wagons, huggies and
all farm machinery which, by So doing,
will BE- big money in vour pockets alter
awhile. Tucker q Wiilis.-720tc
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Ladies when in want Of Dye Colors Of
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per annum. At the expiration OF six
months 1t will be increased. Mr. Willis
says he WAS raised in Waco; that all his
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his ear, or as route agent will be such ms
to vindcatc his appointment and give sat
sftcdon to his friends. We believe he Is
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Kentucky Whskles--If you want
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TDl1t
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Mississippi Matrimonial Aid
Association

Issues marriage benefit certificates to
unmarried (whtc) persons in sums from
one TO three thousand dollars. Reliable
aciiye agents wanted in every city and
town. For particulars address i. NJ. Ware,
secretary, Stukville, Miss. Sjd2twGm.
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Or Wards SEMINARY Tor young ladies,
Nashville, Tennessee, stands about Tic
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right in the city, has splcnded buildings
and able teach rs 70S,iMO
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ANY person wanting brick work done
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| will call to see you. G.. w. HEWITT
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Gentlemen, il you want rcnl nice
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DudsolnFema|e Institute
MARION, ALA,
ROBERT FRAZER, Pres.
[hefoTB-FiftA Session
OF rHIS
High School for Girls
OPENS. n
OPENS. n
DCTOB ER 2, 1882

W. IO6 bl-C =, lSSS
The plan OF the nrw admin .trnion
mho'li-s the most complete army
n nis tr msrti x The civ iuring uuir
nents 81 the tunes in All d-pu lmrnts at
emnlr e,iiicaii.,n We hHve rn.uy,d ~
acully which, Ia sps inl training 10 heir
sork, In profession j skill. aud sur,r,sIl
KIP .rience, l. not excel Il in All thr lani,
4. The liter ny course will he 81 Cx
ended aud The stlndald Oi scholar, lup
10 raised a. to make the Judsnn in tins
lep4rtine 4. Ms II has all alotg b en- in
hnse OF music and art, the recognized
eader In The south.
3. Such sdvancrs will I've made In the
Eciools OF music and art also AS to main
lain the long established supremacy OF the
nslilnti)n In those ira chcs.
4. Constant and dili.ent care will ht
given TO The domestic ara social lie OF our
pupils. so that every one shall receive al
he advantages OF well ord red Chris
ian home, and Every help In the clltiva
tion Of those winsOmc grares uf heart
and manners which secure w"man's H.
nuenee and usefulness In society.
D. The charges have been made th'
lowest possible for such advantages nj
are provided 10 every department Oi III,
school. For catalogues aai circulars ap
ply 10 DIR. W. 4. McALLISrER,
Sec. Board Trustees. Marion, Ala,
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