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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30

GEoGGETowS CATTLE MARKET. Aug 30-TEr
offerings during the week amounted 10 800 head
OF Cattle. 1000 sheep and Lambs and p Cows and
Calves. Cattle sold at 5a5l,c per ID 10. best to
choice: bah t.c Der ID 10! common fair Sh-ep 81
DC per ID; Lamts 4aGc per ID Cows and Calves SIS.
$50 per head Cattle market fairly active a, shyu;
lac under last weeks sales. Sheep and Lam',,
rather slow Of sale at decline OF L,ahsc on Ia;
week, while good Cows and Calves are in demand
at full prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-30
CATTLE MARKETS.

The market this week was fairly supplied with
Cattle. but few good tops being sale the offer
ings consisted of medium: prices about the same
AS last week, great many changing hands Il;
quotations. Calves scarce and in demand, but few
coming in, and they selling readily at our outside
quotations. Sheep dull Lambs in fair demand
with but few prime ones coming in; common dull
! Hogc nominal. Cows and Calves in demand for
prime ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-30
WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80 1892
Yesterday. Tod
FRIDAY. Dec. 20-P. VI.


Considering that the business in stocks to-day
amounted only to 3lO,SO0 shares, and that two
stocks contributed of Indignantly 1O6 400 shares
Denver and Rio Grande 81, 700 shares and st. Paul
54,7O0-the market more than usually interest
ing and varied in its fluctuations. OF rumors, cal
cuated to affect the speculation momentarily, there
were a superiority, and 80 long as there remained
trading shorts to cover, the speculation was af
fected by the rumors but when that element was
eliminated from the speculation the market
lapsed first to duness, and finally to
reactonary movement, which left the last
prices generally not good the first
figures of the morning In the early business st.
Paul developed an exceptional weakness and de-
cned from 10G to 1851; bat after that it only
second to Denver aud Rio Grande in leading the
whole market to a considerable advance. In the
afternoons decline Central and Hudson led the
way, although its fall from the best figures of the
day was less than for some other stocks which
earlier had made greater advances than it did The
market was purely local in characters speculative
drive made az two three stocks in which it
thought there existed a large Short IN crest.
And IL was a success far the frightening of
room 60 bears 20 buy in their stocks can make the
movement a success At the close the whole market
was weak.
Government bonds were quiet. The bids for the
3l2s Il and for the la Is lover other issues
were steady and the quotations are as follows:
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LITERARY NOTES.

Ar Phil Roainson's Forthcoming work is 10 DC ell
titled The Bridge TO America
NJ cborhpliez has written new novel with the
,;,lc Of "Le Ferme du ChoQuard." 1t Is to appear
ssrally in the Recue des Dcar MoRdeS'
u. y = stcd,pan is to have in the next Century
,oiool and dainty piece of verse. The frontls-
,,;oco is 70 be 2 portrait of NJ George William
Curtis.
rho Rev Edward Everett Hale Is relating his re-
cont "Fxperiences IN Spain" in the columns OF me
Ua.,on Commercial Bulletin. Mr. Hale is one of the
,os. industrious writer's in the country, and com
n,ete lis, of his productions would be interesting
reading,
Mrs De Longs edition Of 1.-THE Voyage of the
Tcannettc: the Ship and Ice Journals of Lieutenant
DE Long" is in the press of Iloughton Miihlh ~
20 sketch of Commander De Long and an nitro
ductory chapter concerning the plan and purposes
of the VOYAGE will precede the journals; and they
will he followed by the recollectiOns OF the sur
vivors.
Mr. Trollope's last story, The Land Leaguers''
n few chapters of which have appeared IN the Eng
fish weekly Life, promises to be one OF the most
interesting of his works. 1t shows, however 10
sympathy with Irish methods. Life by the way
is TO he ropublisheI in this country, to the disgust
nrobablv of the young gentlemen who are ABOUT 10
bring out new paper under the same tltIe'
J.W. Bouton publishes the first years issue OF
Dumas's Art Annual" This is an agreeable mus
trated record of the art exhibitions OF the world Ii
1SS2. Ii contains about go original drawings re-
produced i'm fac simile which are followed by crlu
cal notices of the xhbitOns, The English Scolcn
American French, swiss, German and hu,sah eA
hbtions are all efcie ;ly represented the WORK
thus furnishing an admirable and m approAlma'eiS
,,o,,,lt. record Of the most recent labors of the
worlds artists. The compilers apologize for the
foults Of a first attempt and state tha'. finding a
eiucle volume inadequate they will hereafter pub
lsh two during the ye'
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EOOKS or rue WEEK.

,,.,,,s, ,rr Ax,;I-H. an Illustrated Record Of the
ixlhbnions Of the World lsS2. o7o' PIP Oh 'J'
W. BUutUn0
MAc<rnD. by BorasUeTno B0rnson' lr3nsa'," u 5S3
Boston: Hougnton Miflin CO..
TIN golden ALTAR; Forms a, Living Faith. by joseph
-ciss, H. j.. 1smo, up. los. tAnson ID. T. h'n-
dO.pA * Coz 90,
T., r,,t WIIRIpoOI BY Emile Z0la 12mo pp US
Pilade.pAia: I. i. Peterson * bTos
TrNp,MA>IA QUESTIONS b. Epson l." OlalA' 0'o' Pf'
2lT %. z. Putuams Sons1 ,-.
IN THE W ,rcnMAKER; An Episode OF tho tolisn
- i,ryr,gfi H. svo, PIP. 12j; paper NlHclnDal :
Bloch & Coz - go, -
,,r.I,sCr rur FAITH By Edwin Arnold. l2mo' PIP
40 Boston; Roberts Bro'heTS)
,,,,g MANUAL iy John ". Sanb0rn. lSmo, PIP. al ;
,anrr BATAVIA. \. y: Tie AuthofJ
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WINTER RESORTS.
BRAND EXCURSIONS.

ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
For BAHAMAS, TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, HAYTI,
PORTO RICO, IsTHMUS OF PANAMA and COLOMBIA.
SainDg every weekIOusts invited 10 AVIAN themselves
these tDs which they make r0ute which
COmpanys steamers take at the low price Of IS
day which Includes living board tho steamer the whole
time ana they transfer TO other steamer Of the line
they may mes on the voyage
For passage apply To
PIN, FURWooD Co. Agents.
10 stale It,, New. York
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Eneirnrtion.
For Bows and Young Mon-City.

.,yEKTISrADNI. rOK TIE MN.
u YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RECLiN ~ "A n y, 4 49,
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.2fs Broadway corner mn
frst-st. ?05 West TWentyhrd.Si come IS i ;
ave corne~ Fogty.srven-st; AZ tho hAKliH % -
Nos. 2,3)J Ihirl-2vc. corner Ohe-LllIiIe'4~
twenty dfth.st. ~ 10 p IN, az regular nee rates
4 SCHOOL FOR BOIS.-Irivate tuition
y afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. 10 W.A'ih-'t
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL. EuglISh ana
Thorough preparation for college OF business; For oIciS
&c ADDRESS kew. h. J.. BUi;NLFt Principal
NJ w. LYONS -.--,r--.,..,-,
40 : EAST TWENTY ->ECONllSI. corner OF broadway
-'N'' Twenty seventh year.
Receives Ill ages ond pepaIes Tor coeEe OF T
q mon same floor lie T. highCCIcd and cllNcuua''L
Sutcialties helping Is work ADVISORY committee III,
hrv uuarterv written examinations spelling Ladder ana
ANNA Rcuort tIcu afa PuiUaWS and Randophs ana
H. pfiacIa's residence Gi l' ,lnguu-tNc
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EUION LINE.

HIION LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OTIEN~TDWN AND LIVE pool.
Leaving Plrl s., y. H., to0t of klug st
NEVADA saturday Dec. 30 Q 2 H.
WYON! n, tuesday,. Jan. ,. II a.
AEIZGN TUESDAY Jan - o
AEYSSI Tuesday, Jan lG. - a.
VISION i n. -
5Ihcsc steamers are Dut Of ron ~ water tight c0ug@
furnished with requisite 20 make The
passage agreeable
Bathroom ,ing.IO0m DRAWN room, piano and library
also scwsIdess and caterer on cach
steamer I,r state ruou~ ioa t'"s "-"r,"T
those Creates OF ali uNucs perfect Ventilation ana
light ..... -.o -,..., ,-,,
cabin Yassa according 10 state loom $50 $50 ana 500
intermediate, so. Storage At 10" iatcs
OFFICE No. - BROADWAY. ~
WILLIAMS & GTIOE.
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Art Scho1ls-CitY,

MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER viii receive pupils
Va after Monday oct 10 in DRAWING 81; snl WAIEit
COLOR PAINTING, STILL LEE, FLOWERS dnd Ian d.
sCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION
STUDIO No. 80 MADISON AN GNUE.
References
MI. y. HUNTINGTON.MrW WILLIE u HARl'MI ID
NJ. HART, Air, A. +. BELLOWS.
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IL NNIIS Quiet. UNCHANGED.
IFM e 80 ONE. uugtQI .el

GINNIIS- Quiet. unchanged
HEMP &C One. unciaI .cd
hAI AND STRAW-Tridc is far and prices firm. with tho
Ar.I.-s by no ne Ms burtensomc We quote: Hay,
Medium 10 Prime Timothy 10Gg5c.i shipping grades. 6jG
Guc: Glover. 9jJc; DO Mixed 90 01.C No. Rye straw,
80 e.; Short do. 900 &c. Oat, A. 0Ijc,
nIDE--Coutlnue Gul aud hOut Otcnablc changes.
HOPS-Bemdin duh ald at the monlrn prices little
than nominal. With the advent year
state OF as is predicted by dealers and no dcs here
ChOCe state 1872 yOc Ordinary 10 Prime - Choice,
1881 SOC; Common Medium 675c California SO6ojc.
for new
LEATIIE&the closing week II the year. is usual has
du market without sufficient demand To test prices
Receipts the 7j46l sides aud s2J bales Exports,
- - sides VIZ $3.50 England 45OO 10 Continent
L L L. nr.A IInI..
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For Both Sexes-City.
MISS VI. a. CLARK'S
w French and English school for Young Ladies an
Children 07 Last 35tst; pubic school methods employer
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

= USrnIi~1,,.Nt iUn TEE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. ,23S Broadway. corner Ihirty
Hgstst 303 West Twenty tEird.st corner Eighthave,
No 81 East FOurteents corner Union square 700 Ihir
ave. corner Fortysevenh-st.; at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 90 snd 23Gv Thiriaye. corner OEehundred&nd'
Ienty.l fth IT., up to ~ III, at regular nee faLes
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For Young Ladies-Country.

n Nv EhI INEAti.4NI.I ron IIi-I NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES No l,23a Broadway, corner Thirty
No 81 East Fourteenths corner UnionsgqaTe $50 Third
ave- corner Forty-seventhst; at the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos. LOO and $500 Thrd-ave, corner one hundredand
twenty hfth.st. ny 70 p IN. al regular Office rates
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
SLAD e., POtstown, Pcnu-Thrys cond Animal Session
opens sept 10 1851 On Philadelphia and Reading X r. 30
miles Philadelphia, with through from NewNOrk
Bound Brook route Home comforts parental discipline,
thorough work elegant buildings and all cOnvenences
grounds and location well for aud health
IOT catalogues address GEO. q. BUTLER. A. NJ. Prn.
THREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y,
~ HOme.ke thorough, progressive New illustrated cir
cular with |d particulars GEORGE G. SMITH, A. NJ.
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies'
" bridgeport. Conn. Address Mss EMILY NELSON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town " T.; home thorough course OF study,
opensSe ptember Is Miss NJ. ". METCALF. Principal
NEW CANAAN INSTITU TE'TOR YOUNG
~ LADIES. experienced teachers numbers limited
Address Mrs. L. L. AYRES,
~ Conn.
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY
TORT WASUINGTON. y.
Established 1854.

j 7,
RfOPENS SEPT. I. lSS2.
Boarding School tine highest Grade whose tr5 ,
end, ana ~Crupuousv followed - modi a. a. tIl
tie intellect OF youth by science The viii ny oD.it.'
heieehngsJY reiig0n se1lrtils these thre
requisites instruction. i3clpaa r5A ;Jh "' Ay'i- ~
Sifuaedon Washington Heights. aD0ut ton mics mp IA
Hudson ii il cache Dy the SNh Avenne Elevated hnt -
always IN waitlus or OY tneY NO.
IcailoY the supernttndcnt meets the arrival ~ any iran
more beautiful healthy 81 lccn m nin''cc 90 IL
mandng the mos; el ght.u scenery more attractive +d
roundings are found along me t-;a banks q" III
Hudsun lis bindings are u1u-1luv hpnc.l Ne,
There aref)rtT acres OF la1l attached u H. 90 -
teIsccted Oy OAK groves aGJrdng ample space ior 'H
French. orman and spanish s2)iol
\ 4 -
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I University Grammar School, l,4Sl Broadway,
u near 42dst t4Gth year, Primary, Commercial and
Classical Departments u. ". Hobby WI" Aklh IIh,!p4'
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DREPARATORY SCIENTIEIC SCHOOL,

Madisanave aud ith.st fits for the school Of Mines
Stevens Institute she Held &C., and echmca Professions
Glasses in Architectural ana Nechlnlcll Drawing. - .
COLIN, late cErer Cogp T. > ". ana Proe3s'F at
-
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0fnther5.
Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE, u.S ). Mall Steamers.
from Pier ~. North River, Ncw-Nork.
BOLTVlA ..-Jan g. noon ClN'AD- 4 Jan H. a. m
y Ola ... jan q. % D. ~, ETHIOPIA. Jan.2U. p H.
Rates OF passage 20 ,.,.
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. Bi. I.FA~IO LONDONDERRY
Cabus $50 tn $50 Excursion tickets a. reduced rates
second abu. 10 ~tetrage-DutEaId T2o Prepaid 80
For books oi Tours in -cpand' rates plans &c apply 20
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, lowing Green.
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct luc 10 the south OF France.
NtW. YORK ANU BORDEAUX DlEECF
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons, Thurs Jan j. l-" - IN
CHATEAU LErNiLLI, 4,otO ions Sat. frD. %, J.. 'h
Travellers for Ftau'", spain ANA ii'y ~ thnr'- f"'
Nice &C. win save time aud expense hy taking This Inc
CABIN GncIuding Winc $50 "tseI1Se so. Tor passage
Ii BOULANGER,4 40 Bcayerst
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IMpERIAL GERMAN Nail.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP Line BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON An u BREMEN. 80
WERRA.... ..Dc,rmbrr 20 DONAU saturday an l
ODE saturday. W kAIt saturday. m 80
RATES OF PAS AGE from NEW.IORk 10 SOUTHAMP-
TON, HANIE or BREMEN. 80
FIRST CABIN $50 ISIDO ID CABIN
SIIERSGE, $50.
tickets Prepaid Steersge ccru
80. steamers s from Pier between second ana
ThId.sts, uOGOken y. J.
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Z
Broadway. is the i've school of the city. Eeoptns ac,
Ia :. :. PACKARD, President.
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ErRorEAN rINANcIAL MARKErs

LoxroS Dee. ~ 1880 ni-iiaois CehtTa li'' HeSD
IoNu6N Dec 20-l 80 -. m-Par1s aYlces uuoe tnreo
per cent 10 francs - cenmes ol h to a.,
LONDON pee IN. -Aantc ana Great ostcih nlst
mortgage trustees certificates OI 10 seu'Hu "'''s"so
trustees certificates ldA; Ere. 400. 1900. ..,. 49,.
IOSnox Dee 29-4OO .. m--Pdris adVlce' quote lhree
ner cent rente. 10 20 confines oi INC ACCOUNT
and sIchange on London 20 francs 70 confines for
checks 49,. ...o,.., -. ,,,,,,a., ana
intothe Hang OF England balance to-day 10 1000
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UPTOWN OFFICES M. l,2S8 Broadway, corner Thirty
No % East Foueentls corner tnoR ;gqaTe 133 Ihir
ave corner at the mAhah and
Benty fifth A., up to p a. at regular nee laLes
LEAANDhR lNSIlTU rE-MliitaTy Board
"a ing school White Pains T. y. ~ = u.,1,1s ~, u
pLUM'S EziehungsanStalt- Boys prepared
1D for college business $500 per For catalogue
auI references apply Dr. {. W Bill NJ Beueviie y.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sumlncr6c winter 5ucloriiSe. lass F. HoFFdANN
DIETS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
~ Conn., on Prospect HI outside the village very cry
aoaay Ofs sen4 or
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP-
1 a2 ey er G9f3 r nnS GSI
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
ply to G. B ME5rCALF. 4. n. Superintendent.
DEEKSKILL N.Y.l Military Academy.-For
circulars address Col. CD. WRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal
DARK INSTITUTE,
FOR boys 5000 year 'HENi;Y rATLoCE, Principal.
pOUGHKEEPSIE (N. " MILITARY
Dr. Warning. Boating Ns1i z 5 il An ages
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
January O. Apply to Colon ELTHEo. HYATT, President.
CUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
Colonel Archer Martin, Il finest john H. JacqqSin
go Wal-sti g. Won Duhn' esq, l@S Pearst' New-York
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
S9S0 students GE Ya sS coege T Fq
lesser r !. Thaener IL e Kingsley a. N; A. G. Twining
~ d Professor = Baldwin edwin Professor W. Gibbs Adj
S t h86 SoYs At III ME h3 hDSN fc ES
% iS S{ st to
and classified Any tins GTa%R1{iqp fST .d@''0
uIaTvaId College graduate, Media. rem
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TOLEDO Dec 29-At the Doard-wbeas dali; No
Rel spot yesc December, GBgo; all yeaI, JGs4c
o7c January 95c. February 81 ul March. 81 02S April
III 04s. Nav Corn weak High Mixed b6c No. spot 53c
december So c all year 53ci January oil he 81 c
February: May, 53.c Oats quiet. No spot - yci ioc
Keceipts-wheat $4,000 bnshi Corn. $4,000 oHsh; oats.
900 bush shipments-FlOur none, Wheat $500 Dush;
Corn. 5000 bush.i oats 1000 bush.
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DACKARD'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND,
i sos Broadway. This school so wen eaiab ia ed ana
well known win reOTeanizcd Tuesday January . under
The best possible pceS New rooms nc" Iuihtlt arr
royed facilities IN all directions THIS j. tt pace on
places IN which learn shorthand in shO,t umr 81 On
reasonable terms. Office Olcn nom 800 H. H. 10 " ~ II'
. This week. can OF send Tor Cltulil' 80
PACKARD. 500 Broadway.
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GONDS AND BAYK STOCKS

L = =. Registered us a, Coupon 1891
5000. ~ 10 900
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1.rnO PER OVARTER FOR YOUNG MEN

R INfO AND BoYS AT MEDIA PENN. ACAD-
rapidly special dim cr backward boys students admitted
and classified time; examination for admission
SWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE, a. NJ,
uIaTvard College graduate, Media. Tenn
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SIX deliv'd when
issued on old subs 2Slo 81 l.
\. y, w. =. d Bun.
CT Jan. 1888 coup. 7lss 1lA
MY, W. :. & Is.
subs. o. q W. OIL. TIA 7l4
NY. >us. & West.
lst mtg. "a 10
n. Y, Sus. &
West. debeu. 47ss
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For Both Sexes-Country

DOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack on the
~ Hudson Both seIes s2Z6. Send for catalogue W. H.
Bh MINISTER, A. M.
, 1882-10-06

The North Pacific and the Alaska
steamer Idaho were detained here today
almost all day handling freight
Mr.. CLAPP, the wide awake merchant
at DungentsS has just completed large
warehouse for use in his increased trade
with the farmers.
COAL oil is almost cheap enough to be
drug in the market these days, on ac-
count OF an unusual amount being re-
ceiyed this week by our local dealers.
1t has been offered as low as SO. per casr.
WE have received the Polaris on our
exchange list, and we appreciate the
reading matter contained therein to the
iuIl eA.on. OF the law The Pyla,5s
would du credit to the literary tastes of
any community in the United States.
published at Portland, Or, at So per
year; j. II. Acton, proprietor.
AGENTS are in the field selling Foot
InAts Of Tine" large, comprehensive
, 1882-10-06
SHIPPING WIS.

San Francisco paper Of a late date has
the following; "The work of selecting
special inspectors of foreign steam YES.
sells, to act according to the new law
providing for the inspection Of this class
of vessels, has been in progress at the
Department. under the direction OF
General Dumont, Supervising inspector
General of Steamboats,. Six Inspectors
are to be appointed for New York, two
in Boston, two in Baltimore, two in
Philadelphia, two in New Orleans and
two in San Francisco. The new law
has been criticised by legal authorities
in Washington and elsewhere. as exceed
ing tho authority Of the Federal Govern
ment.
The bark Dublin, lying on the beach
outside the Helds, is slowly going to
pieces. Her anchor, chains and other
movabcs have been removed from her,
and also about 1000 feet Of lumber.
She is to be striI p'd Of her copper
shcating, which is valued a. $1,000, a. d
all the iron possible will he saved. Her
bow lies in about twelve ffe. Of water at
high tide. S. r. CbrOHicic.
The ships Harvester and Bullion
which arrived y short time ago from
Philadelphia with railroad iron, loads
wheat at New Wtccma for EuroIe.
, 1882-10-06

Tn, ship Cora that left Port Discovery
las May, lumber laden for lqniquc
sprung aeak on the passage and had tC
put into Valparaiso for repairs.
The bark Templar, formerly of tn,
local coal trade, will take lumber as hc'
next cargo, going from one OF the Sound
mills to Sydney,
New YORK, Sept. 26,-Capt. Hamilton
and mate Cummings, of the ship I'm,
dluntei. we're arrested on charge OF
cruelty at sea. One seaman was killed
by falling through fear, into the Eold.
SAN Francisco, Sept 27.--George Hill,
mess boy Of the tug Pioneer accuses
George Canthom, the steward, OF abus-
ing him throughout the trip. He says
Canthom beat him with poker several
times, and starved and ill-used him all
the way out. He further says he COM
planned to the Captain, but got no redress.
he will lay the case before the United
States authorities.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 27.-The British
bark Anglesea, recently damaged 10y run
ming on rock in a fog, came off the dry
dock today, having been repaired.
San Francisco, Sept. PA British
Board Of Trade has instructed the Brit
iii Consul here to reopen the case OF
the steamship Escambia, for the purpose
of obtaining additional particulars. In
surance companies interested have brot
suit against the owners Of the Escambia,
and the latter, through their attorneys,
have sent an agent here to obtain evil
dence in rebuttal.
PoRT GAMBLE, Sept. 30. Sailed, bark
entine Kitsap for Homo. zulu; bark Altar
ia for San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 4.-British bark
Peri, TT tons, has been chartered to
take flour to Cork, v. h., at 26s 3D..
New YORK, Oct. 4.-The British
slip Venice has arrived from Yoko-
hama, much damaged by gales
Chief officer Elliott was washed over
board and lost.
The latest sales of vessel property
reported are The british steamer
Srrdonyx, now at Victoria, to Mexico.
Terms private. She will be delivered
to her owner as soon as she arrives
from the north. The brig Hazard
has also been transferred to the
Oceanic Steamship Company for
$S0,000
The barkentine Fremont is just
down from the Okhotsh sea with 204,-
900 Goldfish. She reports the San
Luis with over 100000. Fishing
ought to pay when such catches can
be got in single season.
The steamship Dakota brought
from San Francisco 236 passengers.
OF this number l23 were for Seattle.
Victoria had 33 of the remainder,
Port Townsend 25, Tacoma SO and
Olympia II.
The barkentine G. c. Funk, recent
ly built at Malshheld, left for San
Francisco lumber laden few days
since. She has been built at cost OF
So, ,O00, and will carry 100000 feet OF
lumber
Both houses of Congress have pass
ed the tonnage bill, which relieves
ships from local taxation. There is
no doubt but that the President has
signed it, and if such is the case
American vessels will stand upon q
footing with others in regard to port
charges and all other charges which
depend upon size and carrying ca
pacity.
, 1882-10-06
FOR SALE.

A fine assortment OF water casks, from
10 to 30 gallons, botk Cuk and spruce
for sale cheap. Apply at
ROTHsCHILD Il Go.
Port Townsend, Sept. /, 1882.
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Tn Adverrlsers.

The ADVERTISER is the oldest
newspaper in North Mississippi, il
has a large and increasing circula'
ton IN Tippah, and a limited circu-
latiOn IN all the surrounding coun.
ties, and we would therefore sug-
gesttO business men, that its col
Omns would be a good medium
through which 10 make their bust.
ness known.
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Remember the Old whiskoy House.

/ take this method of informing my
friends and the public generally that l
am at the same old stand on the west
side Of the. public square, with a full
line ofstraight Kentucky and Tennes-
e whiskeys for this market, which l
will sell on the most reasonable terms,
from one.piht to five gallons,
Respectfully,
x T. o. WILLIS.
Ripley, Miss, Hon, 16d, If.
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We have a scholarship in one
Of the best Commercial Colleges in
the country, which we will dispose
Of on accommodating terms. Any
young nan desiring tO take a
course in such a college will find 1t
10 his interest to communicate with
uR. If.