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CofRenient to carry, pleasant to take, and
certain in their results are Acker's Dys-
pepsa Tablets. Recommended by physic-
liant and endorsed by all who have used
them. The best known remedy for Dv-.
pepsa. Sold by w. ii. Patterson & Co.,
Dallas, Texas.
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resting on the basis of ininsic
nds the confidence of all DIR.
,h Syrup Is known amused
Ictorily throughout the lal, as
by It's great sales, iourrug.
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SANFORD, MicnIalS, AUG

SANFORD, MionraAs, August -, 7o,-CAnrE
MEDiCINk COMPANY:
Gentiemen--Please send TO my address
another bottle of tie Little Liver Pills. |
consider them sovereign remedy for Head
ache. CHARLES S. SANFORD,
Midland county, Michigan.
For sale by Williams Tolliver & Walker
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The best hotel in Plano TO stop at is the
Com mercial-ifyou want nice room and
good meal. A. SoSNrAG, Proprietor.
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kUROrki-thrvush uckets from point uteat BN
the HousroEN CENTRAL RAILwAY
Lloyd White Star,
Lines al
Antonio La
an ptDp desiring 10 settle In A FAuIKNFR
to rates of freight etc
etier T. o. FLOOD Ticket D. A a
Traue HOUSTON, $50 - "
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fa1 4asN.&~ w ~ 49,, w.
1 Tin a French convent) and
ITS represented in a French
buted the rapid extinction
Y at Hampton court 10 the
he palace fire brigade and
water main, with hydrants
ncircles the palace, and a
fire engine can oe got to
evivalist is by business an
| G is quoted as exclaiming in
a fervid 9 thortation to sin
mine lye..got; thirty, shall
; Bless the Lord ! Twenty
l,who will come next? Shall /
?
. and a gambler are the two
animals under the sun. The
tie tells of a once,respectsblo
IN, last week opened his little
/ w." in spite Of her tears and
coto take her "Kistmass
sy ! drunk on the twenty.siI
alyt
~ ,bbroke her legs so badly,
his house at Mineral Point,
swe,he could not make her
bay helpless for q whole day,
'spect OF starving, when a
& strayed in. She caught
o to his tail, and sent him
ought assistance.
, the Journal des Fabricants
of beet-root sugar
> year amounts to 1890, 900
,se Of 1875 tons over last
ny is still the greatest pro-
{ the list with 675,0O0 tons;
airy ranks next, with $50, 900
eird, with 10000 tons; Polish
. 1900 tons.
Ioo,g, of Princetown college,
fiom the earth to the
pro running forty miles an
Fps, ana ii would take about
little over to make the jour
mates the fair ut q cent per
1000. The fare is low enough
rare the time for the trip just
J IS, at Essen, now employ
itboilers; 456 steam engines,
strrate horse power of $500;
tiers, varying in weight from
q tons; q rolling mills; ma
fling totls, 1872; furnaces,
ill are high furnaces; % To-
propelltrs, with u tonnage
!, Annualprcduction, 800, 00C
as, 600 tom iron.
ian, who expected a gang oil
due for himabout the middle
Ialook himslf to the cellar
fariz2ly beT in his place in
Oilers didnt bring any lights,
Ply plucky attempt to get the
inch it, butgavc It up ai.er
bhad lost an eye apiece, two
lshe loss Of humbs, chewed
her six were more or less de,
&c That mannow has q ire,
eation as q lighter, and the
lind the workone bit.
i college of cardinals, whef
h lists of seyent members; but
ore generally lept vacant. Al
consists of six cardina
'lsix cardinal priests canon,
'he names of Cardinals Man,
, and McCabe) and thirteer
pms, eighth among whom il
Try Newman. There are iiv,
melore, ut the Disposal of Pop,
hiring whose pontiticate IL,
:, a,enty-two care nails have al
M. a.,
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hdy demand here for ccoperAgs
ttock Of all kinda and ordcrs
are frequent but not generally
Hrs QUOTATIONS..
q 20 halfbarrsls p - hees
~ hsifharrals " hoop poIeS
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y, "
q IN liunnor,

EtaUdie,thc way u QUINN OF
c p"vi Neutrality-suspicious.,
cents o.morrow's ices will
ease tonight, Mi jessie
roerday from helvlsil TO
at hot Tom and Jry call
pat the Capital salon cor
aNceemont s,reets.-Mr. NJ.
fmpnnied by his miable
ID wife, arrived in 10 city
will be lots Of fuMt the
on Allen street, Tween
venth, tomorrow oning.
'ort should bein attenance.h
n doesn't seem quite ght to
1t isn't headed: " and
on Post.
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promises sonnet hes end in
lances." A magnificent ex-
IS found in Ki,pey- Wort,
ly performs even hore cures
rs. Here Is a sing instance;
covered" wrote IN Illinois
ern relatives. "Sp took Bit
time but without ,hnv good.
ard of the virtues,f Kidney
. ls c;;;,o S,"a Il. mas omplcteiy
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0y the mayor or recorder 10 the marxnsl I
Aulevying on property and selling snail hsSe
power and authority as The Shs,e
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Try III Tryiii,,

Try ~ Try It'll Try mn.
Reader, you should 80 at once TO your
lruggist and get q 25c. box of Browns Ar
lea Salye. III II fails once to cure any
urn, old sore, ulcer, frost bite or intlamed
bre eyes, your druggist will return your
honey. Positively warranted.
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Cost.
RhuStCfanS.

PHYSICIAN AND sURdEoN-D,, Norton;
l office over Exchange bank building: resi-.
dence 1856 San Jacento street; telephone al resi-.
deppa
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5IIuC
~ may be
~ .icil may, Il
@ly made taxa.
p whole city, to
Aepairing such
sbe called SPECIAL
e of such amount
er or sewers, pro-
t. and the fund
be appropriated
repairing - said
all, whCn neces-
nation of private
} as .herelnbeforo
n shall be run d.
erty, when Il. is
aid sewer, 10 con-
Q exterior lines of
public sewer be
nd ns U reu ~ -
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Houston &C.; q: /: !: !: !:
ANDSys.

The only line running through they he re-
Express trans and Daily Fast FreighfSnblie /
SLEEPING CARS each way, daily, withoach m,
way between Sedala and St Louis The slNhir
bal and al points North and West ana its pt&c
for reliable and comfortable travel between 1S.
ada Favorable routes. via Denison and Mlssout
Louis, or via the Texas II New Orleans All RI
Via the last named route the day Express trsu
WAY make direct connections in Houston and Ne
east and East
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miscellaneous eaaamts
MANfkD-A situation. as teseher by a zen
w usman OF experience. Adiress J. W,
Dallas Texas Ianl7-2 W
MAN kp-situation by middle aged lady
as housskeeser; reference given and re-
quired City Hotel, Dallas. janlG-2l
WANrED-S5,ec0 capital wanted In manu-.
w featuring business established four years
IN DALLAS, Texas; good trade; % per cent
proht on sales. For particulars address d. W
Herald Office.
WANrEu-lntoImstion or the address OF W.
W " Riggsn, who came from Glasgow, Ky
He lived ia bonhsm yesrsago ANY infor-
nation will be thankfully received and paid for
by his father, W. II. Risgan, Glasgow. Ky.
jant.d6w-2w
WANrhD-Agents wanted, male or female,
w in every elty and town in the United
States So to SIS per day easily made o.
Rideout & Co., ~ Barclay street. New York city
deco. cod m tue q Z hurs,N sun
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For &rmr.

L'OR RENr--A furnished room TO one or two
Il gentlemen, at SIC Veal 1T janl7-lt
TOR RENT-Furnished ROOM with board for
IL gentleman and wife or two sinsle gentle
men, so7 Live oaf st, Refereneesrequired.
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n.ap saslA. T n: r., win !! q
orS ,,ndouSk fe||QyR.,
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Ghey,9 Column.
aotices.
faiisr,iIxneoi,s e0aauts

AoTlOEr-Adverusemen may be named inlc
~ or business Office up to sp. m. and into TIE
cOuI aeSing room up to 4. N
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ts.,,i Barb
in Tvs
TRADE
,lDRCIAL.
y lG.-The markets IN this
,ast week have beon very firm
produce, except cotton, and that
ID Its value here better than in
b In the state. The receipts. owing
favorable weather have not been
they are large com oar d with other
north Texas The market value of cot
Isettled all over the country. aud prices
X q all the centres, both In America aud
pe The receipts continue to be largely
2 those OF year ago and manufacturers
" not sxper enced the Increased demand for
manufactured goods expected earlier In tho
Ieason. The consequence 10 that the mills
~ the north ana In Europe are not
buying freely, and stocks arc accommodating,
No one looks for an improvement in prices
lon. The principal Transactions In sraln are
1scted At the Merchants Exchange in this
q ana while receipts are Light BY wagon,
here are good arrivals by rail from Kansas and
1ssouri. During the last week the shipments
ave Aggregated about sixly-four cars, which
course does not embrace Inc retail trade of the
~ which would reach nearly two-thiids OF
AZ quandty sent abroad, The demand for
heat u increasing, and the prices hardening,
illen ssking all thst 10 offered. The largest
sl1 operations pc ere now In corn and tho de-
Dealers here to meet II. There has
zen marked inquiry for choice
fticle Of rod rusi,proof oats during
report wsss Sns AGSa 1fs' thar are ,hs sS,fs
emaining In the county. There 10 but
iry for either rye or barley, although
.scady and hrn. There IL an abun.
mid aud grass good in the valleys It
Msh only moderate sale. The demand |
met seed has been fairly active during the |
viii svs s 6r al s.g nav, arr A. deal
fe the spring sowing IL oyei There has been |
% change In the prices Of flour, although the de.
upon na Dealers IA This ci aye heavy Bran
nj The cattle markets. rather, quiet owing
soo ons is e. NJ. only enoSsh are coming n
s ave ' 81 oSlR" u Y now .s being more re-,
P.sn.su1 dition. Buy
~ Sw,s ~ horses audi
~ = agSnts are in
3Ssp2 p0Asible for
IN the western
may be said to
now offered In
at quotations.
lnand full prices.
supplied with
.os. Pn.atoet have
70 ne expected at
nI,es pring better
, Nh difficult to bs
m.ug IN AZ freely
.sn,teady and Arm
n ' ooiX} o,th by rail
tIce and are taken
,auons, Chickens
W. tho market lily
.aRneral business Of
wholesale aud 70.
O'uyans. ,
Vt Ma n..... -, {
, 1883-05-17
s. alE'2oj&G NGIT =.

Arrived Stmr. Empire, from San
Francisco via Victoria; Stnr Whining
ton, from San francisco, with freight
and passengers. She docIled at the
Quincy street wharf to discharge; Stmr.
Idaho from Nanaimo .,., Am. Bktnc.
KitsQp, Capt. Robinson, II day from
Honolulu Reports sailing OF Il New
York bAtne. for Victoria; and the blk.
Lizzie Marshall, Capt Bergman
had about discharged, and that she
would probably sail in few days. The
Kitsap lad fine weather, and good
breeze the entire passage.,..Sai'od;
Stur. Idahc, f., WrGngeI, SitEa, juneau,
Cniicat, KiiIisnoo, AMI other Alaskan
ports. with freight, mail AMI pos5en-.
gers. Stmr, Wilmington and Empire
up-Sound to dischacga; Bark Hope,
Capt. Penhalow, lumber laden for
, 1883-05-17

non in Nevada WiA lI53 members.
Ex-senator David Davis arrived at the
Vallejo navy yard ,lay 10tli, and wls re.
33iyeG with s2iGtc.
Tie jury in tie case OF Chas. Anier-
son, vino killed Archie Ciar& in Gnioon
in Portland two nout&s ago, returned a
geyiicL &C nan5iaugh.er on lie 10Th inst
The President las accepted Nno'her
70 rl!e section pe tao Eoitbegn PacjGc
railroad in Montana. TAi5 makes Got
niles Of accepted road west Of tlle Mis-
souri, river
A meeting Of voters was held at North.
ampIon, Eng, on the 9th inst, and roSo-
buttons PASSED in favor Of Bradlau Il
retaining his seat in the British House OF
Commons.
The 2lth anniversary OF the death d"
Stonewall Jackson was commemorated
in Richmond day or two since, by tho
delivering of an Grafton and the firing Of
ii salute before the Jackson monument,
A nan in Alton. I'll, was so scared by
Virgins prophecy OF great storm in
March last, that be balcd the water ont
Of his cia;ern, and tool; refuge Therein
with his family. He now has TO buy
water.
Yesterday was Tie third anniversary o.
the Mussel Slough tragedy, in Cali'or-
MIA, and the citizens OF that vicinity dec
Grated with imposing ceremonies, the
Graves of the men who fell on that
memorable occasion.
In consequence of tie light demand
for whisky, the Western Export Associd-
'ion. composed OF whiskay dealers in the
Mississippi valey have decided that after
June lai it shall he obligatory upon
members of that association throughout
the countly to reduce production TO 90
per cent, of their capacity. Alter that
date there will all told be made only
10000 gallons per day.
The Standard Cos Oil works, in New
Jersey, the largest works in tho coun-
try, were struck by lightning early on
the morning of the 10th inst. One Of
the largest tanks Of oil exploded. The
burning oil burst out, and poured down
toward the river between tanks fuIl Of
oil. The fire was soon communicated
with three other huge tanks full Of oil,
which burst with terrific force. The oil
works than caught fire, an1 were con-
,umed, notwithstanding strenuous efforts
on tho part of the fire department to
chcck the flames. The burning oil
rolled uus on the water of tie river,
winch was sheet Of flames for quar-
ter OF mile. six of the fire brigade
were covered with the burning oil and
roasted TO death. The railroad bridge
$50 Yards of was set on fire by the burn
ing oil Coating on the rivers surface
aul was ronSamaI. Ihr loss will ex
ccal $i,31I0Oo. B,ailes Tie oil twelve
Tar" tanks, eighteen cars, six barges,
Irr.'ger, three do,t' AMI Eve brick
buildings w2re cogsunsI,
, 1883-05-17
OgylDE%iS MCT!
PUGET SOUND TELGGHA2uGOM

PUGET SOCND TELGG3A2il COMPANY
At mo2rin,! OF Tho i'ourd OF Tgurfcrs OF lhn
PuErt S0uili frD",gph Co.. h,ui ur iAr uii;r ~
the Secretary cf suid conp,ly in PORT ilwusrud,
". T.. uH IDr 9th day % Apr,l liS, a dividend
was GncurJdOj oGe dollar Pc. share CA mi -iu,
o! stock OF said company. NAi,h pui! tlr sptcilt
d,nL oi ;ow d)IGrs rr each and every ,snte o'
alcck Of said =. :. T. Co.
Plyib.e n. the secrtar,'s plf'n IN Port. Town
sCnd. hy Uidur Enat' = trisocS.
NaTIE D. I'LL. Sec'y.
, 1883-05-17
w @ 9%5y Argus.
IfNit,r LDt,AL IrEAIS

lE,lahl ? rta ~ paGtiy..

K. '"''.. " ''.''''
M. "1,"'t".'' "a ~ ''''''' .'''H '''
\ y g = t''l '' 90 '''' I''' "1.''"
l.r - ~ ',"..'.'',''' % ''l' ,''' ",'''
y" i'''y'"''"' "''il'"S'' va '''' >o"''"'
sr N.i''-,
4'E d. "' .-"l'' ".s "'' 'l'' .' '"'''
in 'rol'' % ''' h''t' 'o''' ""'!' "H' y
lG'NhE = "'" "'' III l'' p '"c'
TIE Idabo took about seventy Nv
tons o. Isei@ii 'f1A tlnS place. i. ldI'i.
sonle wreth!nS maCer!a. Tor t'I2 Eu,tN IA
L,,gnbeis beer saloon il TO he ldvIr.
i,oat Tie place it now occnpics, to Ii.
ciiIar unoer tAe nc" o"i'uIhS lie Ia
iust etyc,od'
I,aGluck's pile driver was h u'eI u
20 UuicA wharf yesterday, and tie ain.
hoi5tod into position 1t WI soon n'
udy for work,
T,e old Frank James store builI-
;,,.;, b.;,o. haulel iDbo pltti,D uiuny
.;aoof ,h,cost,,nh horr;e. and vii! pr,.
L,,,, L,r.oj fora sto,yroom.
p,., C,,,,oo,o, ,,1 tbo s,,r
',;,,,a,n.,4.y '-i'.., ranor, .hnt cro,s or,
l''' "'' ,'H','n "i'',,aI ,,5 ,,,t !, al no.o
"o,i WV. ",',~' n,, ',,'',n ,gnI II, ,,yi,a,I,
p''''''' ''0
N''''
Glrs Il. Il. Hens'er arrived III lA'"'''l
"ny before !e'''rdag irom ;N' "a"
lsco' an" Is IA" aV uor nome n''o' .,'l'
Ne0",erd body was lh'or'oo IL '2"i
hran>sio'
Mcssrs. Jackman e Terry are putting
in iuna on tie land they bought from
Judge Briggs, to carry or the water from
the swami, when they Will convert into
pasture land
Mr., Car! Seidol Is getting bis hous2, in
Tie lower part OF town, near tho saw
mill, fitted up ana Tarh'Shed IN hr''
ca's STYLE ana VIII open Il 4H'si lAeE'
which he intends sAa!i De second to none
in town,
II is reported that Capt Alex Bar&-
man, who commanded The {, H. Iayio
a. the time sae was wrecked, has been
offered the command OF tho line, large
ship Majestic, and that nc VIII prob00iy
accept il. Ii This is so we shall proba.
bly, soa the Captain on the Sound soon
Mr. Henry Landes Is havipS tic lano
h' purchased u short time since near
town lail of into town lots. The loca-
ton of these lots ia beautiful aul with
q little expense can be made one OF the
m,st eligible bailling sites in towl.
The steamer Wilninrtop, after dis
charging har freight uo.sound returned
lore today and t;al M Mt at the Ouipcy
street wharf for = short limo. while ber
, 1883-05-17

SLEEfLhNS NluHLN, made mrcrIU.1 ~ liza
Ieeftuule cough. Su0lr Care n the remedy Tor
yuu Sold bY atimer e Co.
, 1883-05-17

RISK EaR "o0R FlVcalT= " TEA.
1n8tdh- no 0Her even ir recommend-.
cl as equally as good" until you have
tiicd this reliable brand. For sale by
PLUMHER & TRaRY.
, 1883-05-17
K - ENr tHa % d. Es2-
PURE BROWN VEG HORN.

The undersigned oilers q limited guGn-
titY Of f5osn erga Of tHe aboYo breed. Gor
,aIc at ~ IGr each soittn& VIII pack
then for slipping in saia;T = distant
points. B,S Ho%SjE.
Polt Townscnd, Nqrc' G. 1735. 2m.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
MORE TROUBLE.
The Irish Police Make Several Arrests
and Sleze a Quantity Of Nitro"
Glycerlne.

LONDON, April 3.
The Irish police here made two further
arrests in the suburbs of Lambeth in con-
nection with the man arrested last night
The latter is now said to be an American.
Nearly halt ton of nitro glycerine has been
seized in London already.
LArER-It is learned tonight that the man
first arrested last night near Fleet street, had
engaged rooms on South street, corner the
Strand, and giving the name of Ornard and
that ne was a medical student. afterwards
said that his correct name was Norman,
and that the first inquiry for rooms was made
by an elderly man. A box of explosives
were taken to Norman,s lodgings BY person
who looked more like a tramp or street
! loafer than porter or a friend of medical
student. 1t is believe that this individual
and the elderly man are connected with the
persons of the two men arrested at Lambeth
today. On this man, in his pockets and
sewed up in his clothing, was large sum OF
money, a portion of which was reported as
being in American coin. 1t is significant
feature of the arrests that rumor has made
free use of the American name and connected
many Irish Americans with the plots. One
of the Lambeth prisoners had secured lodg-
ings in the name of Wilson. His movements,
however, excited so much suspicion that he
left the room Yesterday, saying that was
his intention to go to Wolverhampton. When
he returned at noon today he found five de-
tectives awaiting him. Norman undoubtedly
came direct from Birmingham to the place
where he was stopping which was just over
the Office where is printed the Court Circular.
The proprietor of that sheet has recently re-
ceived letters containing dire threats, OF
which he has no difficulty in tracing to the
prisoner. The fourth arrest today was that
of Henry Dalton, who was taken into Gus
tody tonight. He came from the United
States about two weeks ago. He was found
at the rooms OF tine American Exchange and
made no resistance when informed of the
errand of the officers. Dalton was confined
in Jail.
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CUNNING PAPER.HANGER.
A FenIan NitrO.Glycerine Factory In
Full Blast.

BIRMINGHAM. April D.
The police raided on a suspected locality
in Ledsham street, lakewood, and discov-
cred Fenian nitro-glycerine factory in full
operation.
The apparatus for preparing and mixing
the explosive compounds was constructed on
scientific principles, and with all the cunning
craft which showed its inventor to be not only
thorough scholar in chemistry and machin-
cry, but also an adept in expedients for
avoiding notoriety and preventing discovery
Among the noteworthy features of the
place was shrewdly devised method for
carrying the fumes up the chimneys and
consuming odors. 1t is learned that the
premises in Ledsham street were taken two
months ago by man named Whitehead, an
Irish American, who had sign hung in
front of the place indicating that his business
was that of a paper-hanger. Whitehead
himself was taken into custody, when the
police made their descent on the den.
A considerable quantity of nitro glycerine
was seizeC. Information in the hands of
detectives tends to demonstrate that this
place is the central mandatory of explo-
sives, and the most important depot of all
the internal contrivances in the kingdom.
Whitehead is described as about twenty-five
years of age, is dark in complexion, and
marked and has the American accent. He
has been in the habit of purchasing supplies of
nitro-glycerine and acids which were neces-
cary to run the business.
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PORTLAND.
Banquet on Board the New Steamsh hip
Oregon.

PORTLAND, April 5.
A banquet was given on board the new
steamship Oregon of the Dominion
Line to prominent citizens of Portland this
afternoon. Thomas Cramp, director of the
company, presided. Speeches were made by
Governor Robbie, Collector Dow. Mayor
Deering, Hon. w. w. Thomas, Jr., Stephen
Berry. Agent of the Associated Press, Capt.
Williams Of the Oregon, Postmaster God
dard, Deputy Collector Moulton, Cbas. E.
Jose, Esq., Hon. George W. Woodman,
Hon. Charles Mclaughlin. Henry Fox of
the New York Steamship Line, Capt. Glib
son of the Steamship Quebec, Hon. Wm.
G. Davis of the Maine Central Railroad. ex-
Mayor VIM. Senter, Edward Phinney, Esq,
of the New Cuban Steamship Line, Hon. II.
J. Libby, Capt Glover of the Revenue Steam
er Dallas. Hon. NJ. n. Rich of the Board of
Trade, Hon, George w. True, British Vice
Counsel Bird, aud Capt. Bauchette of the
Steamship Montreal. This is the first trip
of the Oregon.