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, 1883-12-06
From Tuesdays Dany.

Governor Newell and party returned
up the Sound today.
Graveling street crossings was the
order of the day yesterday.
Mr.. j. B Dyer, the hotel man at IRON
dale, was in town today.
Thirty million acres of the public do
main were disposed of during the fiscal
year ending Oct. 3lst.
Last week E. d. Smith, of Lowell, sent
to Seattle a cabbage weighing sixty
pou ads. The Nellie sailed into port with
the enormous vegetable tied to her mast
had.
Miss Ayers, the doctors daughter, is
single and Ayeress TO an estate of &c.,
000 600. We de not know whether she
is handsome, but she certainly has a
fne figure. Our junior is going to cul-
tiYate the acquaintance of those Ayerses.
For fashionable millinery visit the
Temple of Fashion.
We are indebted to Prof. w. Fl. Rob
erts, special correspondent of the Ore
gOnidR, for tabulated list of the officers
and members of the Legislature, showing,
their age, birthplace, address and politics.
1t is neat and handsomely printed, and
will be convenient for reference.
Temple of Fashion is next door to
Wells, Fargo & Cos.
All who are afraid of having their skin
grow fast to their ribs owing to the long
earth of funny entertainments will have
d chance to loosen up with a good laugh
tomorrow evening. The BouloD-Moore
combination has met with brilliant sue
cess all over the coast, and have kept
their audiences in roars of laughter. Go
and hear them, by all means
Another opportunity is about to be
given the citizens of Port Townsend to
encourage deserving local talent. On
Friday evening next Miss Florence Ba-
con and Miss Mamie Wood, under the
title of the IF. B. u NJ. W. Club" will
give musical treat that will doubtless
be well worthy of patronage. The young
ladies are well and favorably known
here, and this appearance in public will
be social event. Read their programme
elsewhere and see what they propose to
present.
handsome Dress Buttons at D, 10, Is
[ and 70 cents dozen at the pampIe of
Fashion.
, 1883-12-06
Port Townsend Market Report.
Corrected weekly b. Waterman L Ka:z.
sea.tEr Markel 4mctatiun I.

HOPS-NO change i'll the situf ton to
note, - cents being the highest obtain
able price in San Francisco markets.
WOOL-Quotations remain =ls chroL-
icIed last week. .I5et II cents per ID being
offered for that portion OF the country's
clip remaining unsoid-
WHEAT The market continues Iath-
er duh, and practically without change.
We quote $50 to S35 per ion, according
to quality.
FLOUR - Advance sustained, and
s. - per bbl. readily obtained from joL-
bers for Oregon valley flour. Walla
Walla is selling at 81 10.
POTATOES - Local receipts, rs well
as imports from the Bay Ci,y, are -arse;
demand slack. We quote 90 cents per
hu5heI.
oArS-$ $22m4+ rer ton is icing offer
eli On the Swinomish iiats ay- th2 .,r;,iI
buyers.
GARLET -Wno.e L..-.ey J.: cl:c-cy ~
e2i PEI. toJ Ia merchants.
DslSO-N liz h4'lI ACJ IGiltll!lS ub-
changed; 15c. 10 155. per ID. may be
quoted rs tho ruiing price.
HAMS Are very firm at - cents, and
an advance looked for.
BUTTER - Market from 45c or gilt
edge, 42i &c. choice, 81 sc. picked roll;
cooking butter ranges from 2jm 30c-
CHICKENS - A large shipment from
the Nooksack, ex steamer Gazelie, sold
at ST@7 80 for old hens.
EGGS Demand brisk at ID c. per doz
for local product, Ace, California and
Oregon.
HAY - Choice timothy is quoted at
$20W2I; California wild oat hay, SIS
@I9.
APPLES-G Green apples are selling at
90c6tSl pet box.
MEATS market stands firm.
Quotations as per last week. Supply
and demand good, and generally
healthy tone prevailing
, 1883-12-06
UIfERE HE HIS LEFT.

"Yes, I am the man who had corner
on maple sugar { Few .c.-s ago." he
replied.
"How much did you buy in?"
almost every pound made east of
Canada last spring"
How much did you force up this
price?"
Not red cent 1 lost about $28, 600
on that little speculation.
why, didn't you have the market in
your hand?"
"Yes, for few days. should have
jumped sugar from II to Is cents per
pound in fortnight, but Western
wretch began making maple sugar from
New Orleans molasses, Indian meal
and Lake Erie sand, and in month I
vas bankrupt. 1t was, perhaps, good
thing for me, though"
"How?"
%Why, I intended to make q corner
On pickles in the fail, and if 1 had SOM
one would surely have invented bass
wood cucumber and cut the price down
to 80 cents per barrel. ."-FaH Street
NelCS.
, 1883-12-06

The suns dying light fingered 10 lon-
ger on city, hill and bay. I'll e blackpall of
night hung dismally over the turbulent
multitude. The sullen brows of men
grew restless and foreboding. And what
did it all portend: An investigation
was going on in the craniums OF warning
minds, and no glimmer of enlightenment
had yet penetrated the mIsts of an in
comprehensive monogram; beautiful in
formation but of mysterious significance.
The F. b. and NV. CIub-wtat was it?
All accorded it was ladies' literary
club-one which will give one of the
most interesting entertainments at Good
Iempiar hall next Friday evening ever
known Ill Port Townsend; but still there
were the mysterious initial letters. 1t
nonplussed the minds of the jurist scribe,
Millionaire, the great porulace and dude
Everyday cares were forgotten; men grew
silly and asked wise questions; women
grew reckless and cut away their bangs;
dudes braided their legs and looked
wise; our devil was stricken with remorse @
and told the truth-but he won't do SO
any more-he has been pied through the
golden gates. CANNES passed each
other on the street, stra nge, famished
look IN their eyes. Hotel men banisbed
"hash" from their tables. Table linen
was washed white in the waters of Mis-
nomer. They worshipped at the throne
of Misrepresentation and avowed the
sacrifice of the ''dish OF mystery" to that
of ''mince meat on toast" The OIL
of the city was lavishIy burned
that men might behol d the ''silyer threads
among the gold," and women their
''shadowed" age. The dreamy god "lay
ON his hands" and the multitude were
plunged into the absinthe of Morpheus.
The bar-room was the home of desola
ton. Only two men remained within It's
confines, and they were enemies (of the
high flaming bowl, cigarettes were
| lighted that they might behold each
others face. Tottering forward iheil
Ela sses clinked with an i'll omening
sound; no prayer could save them; the
drug was quaffed, and oblivion marked
them for her own. Ont of the depths a
voice pierced the gloom of superstition
and incomprehensibility An angel
perched upon the pillow OF an ARGUS
man ''kissed him in his dreams" and
bade him to love her commands, saying
, 1883-12-06
rom SATURDAYS nauv

December.
customs Inspector Price, of New Ia
coma, is in town.
IN! Most everybody is paying his bills OF
getting them paid today.
Governor Newell is in town. VISITING
I,s ~ daushtr and son-in-law, Mr.. and
ars. jordan. " >
pin Oioek of land belonging to Mrs.
i.I I' Just back of the marine hospi-
Is being cleared and graded.
wine me steamer Emma Hayward has been
s.I s,'rafaWn from the route to Tacoma
'Soom oorn" ard Olympia and the Vel
'uie has taken her place.
Oh Lae Bill to appropriate s4Oo for the
Ha+ ueG1e road, introduced by Council.
an, IN herr, passed the Council but was
n11 l IN the House, by indefinite post.
bor; n' . A. Kuhn arrived home today,
Fl completed his legislative 1abors
bT II C. Kerr will probably get here
IN Monday. These gentlemen have
ea faithful and useful members.
Fs.,,I rn'y neck ribbons at the Temple OF
dona k IUDdEs.-Our Legislature ha.
Cue Cue a good thing in memoriaIizin,
Ts.+s' T'eSS to allow four judges for tn,
Iasly' i'o'y' Judge Ggeene's district j
t. enough for any two men 10 atten,
,oe Hes' Jno. Reid has gone to yietori
% otheiate for the Pandora st,oo. 80 ~ 'o-
Rs;s pas1oF being very sick. Mr.. d. H
inc "iti deliver an address in the morn
tbs s' % and conduct the service of song !,
, 1883-12-06
LIND ENTRIES BY M4RRIED WoMEy.

LIND ENTITIES BY H4RKIED WOMEN.
Under the pre-e,nptipl laws, which
restrict the Pre-Empt;on privilege to
heads of families, vi lows, or single
persons over the acc of u, who are
citizens of the United States or who
have declared them intention to become
such, it has been judicially decided: l.
That if 4 single woman marry after
fling her declaratory statement, she
thereby abandons her right as a pre-
emptor, although it Is not so in the
case of timber culture claim or home
stead entry; , The head of family"
means the actual, living head of fam
iy; hence, that "A deserted wife or one
whose husband is confirmed drunkard
may be the head of family" also, that
Al married woman who has minor chill
dren and has been abandoned by her
husband without cause and left to sup
port herself and children, is the head
of family and entitled to pre-empt
in her own name" Under like circum-
stances married women may make
homestead and timber-culture entries.
Otherwise a married woman cannot
pre-empt Government land or make o
homestead or timber culture entry.
, 1883-12-06

We learn that - F. NGl. is ., -
head .r 10 ......i .,... us.
starting J.. .'... .... ..... ..... :r.. .-la
Will handle .. !,...i- -a... f....,. Ben
Is AN energetic fell rr..aaE rs.,. d.l..,G.,.
drive Ian traffic
Wa-i;3r..., r...:..-. ,...-, ,,;.,, Wi,
rrfl,... ...... -,-.-. .E.--l.- F-:f.
tI-c this yea. il H.... mann tl. iay> an
ac.rj huya Laau very a.caaiable To the
people. u.-I tire satisfaction tyrrrs,ed ly
tle .rv-var.rs NAV ar taken a. an
ir1DX af such popular ceiling.
Mr .. G. H-..in.,. ,,.,, ,.5oi-,,, .
.v-liY,- r,FI.t, f.,.i....- ;,, yi,t..r-, ut
TaruE-.Ivia.- i... w,.I, l.-. ,..tbnr aud
...i.-r r.'...i,.s :Y r.ri. civ. O-oron looks
jrst a- snj!ln,, ;a.i ,,.,7-,l 80. over Ii-
right arm had to z, through good deal
of pnur handle ,y.-,.i.g b.f,ra Ia,
trseH..- "!i got through.
Babies rlntla..;,t ia. T...,ra .r Fast
ion
W.r..,r... f., I..,r.. ..I.-t,T- III TIL,
I.l. f. h.. ....-,,,. ..-I.;- -.
several J,v. va, .. s.r;,n- IL
t,r,.,,.,ir,, ,,.,.r,.,iI s..v.r and tI,,t I.i.
- ..,.-',.. IN ~ -.
te,,.ii,.,, a.. 'srIf.r,.. nod I.,,,,a. or, an
t.-,ai.,..I H.. IT,. ,.,,,,. r-;.,,1. u.a+
he will be brought around all right very
soon.
Mr Frank W. t'et1y- rove. Jr. and lIr.
d. II. Hill were nominated hv the Gov
crnor as members If the Board of Health
for Puget Souud. Tie nominations were
promptly confirmed hy tie Council. The
Board now stands Frank Pettysroye, d.
II. Hill and Alien Weir Tie new mem
bers are both young men OF ability aui
promptncss il discLareing all business
or Official obligations.
4 fuII fi,a If Hur.,,r hair, tre Tom.
pie of Fashion.
yvr,,,r-,, A,..,,- 4 s,,, .,1o,.s,,,,.., ., ,,,o,,
named Crossin. who had been drinking
heavily. attcrnrtad tn kill his wife and her
, 1883-12-06
DIED

EMPEY Nov. 30th, on his way from
Texada to Nanaimo, B. l.. Empey.
Deceased was being conveyed to Nj
naimo for medical treatment, in small
boat. He had been in the employ of the
z. S. Iron Co. at their mine on Texada
Island for some time as blacksmith. Any
information regarding his friends or -
latives should be forwarded at once 10
the p $. Iron Co. at Irondale, w. L.
, 1883-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 9. ARRIVED -
steamer San Pedro.from Tacoma. Barks
G,.zelle, Stamboul, aud Young Phoenix
from Fox Island.
San Francisco, Dec. 8. - Arrived -
Steamer Columbia, from Portland.
Sailed-British steamer Barnard Cas-
tie, for Nanaimo; ship Brown Brothers
for Seattle; bark James Cheston, for Port
Gamble.
PoKT LUDLOW, Dec. l. Arrived -
Schooner Compeer.
PoRT DISCOVERY. Dec. =. go Sailed 49,
Ship Templar.
PoRT BLAKELY, Dec 2.-Sailed- -Schr
II. L. Beebe.
PQRT TOWNSEND, Dec. ARRIVED r.
Corsica.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Dee. 3.-Arrived-
Barkentine Klickitat, bark Henry Buck,
ship James Grifiths, schooners Neptune
and American Girl.
, 1883-12-06
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES
METuODIsT EpIsCopAL CdURCH.
UNITED STATES District Land Office,
OlymDia Washin oton Territory

Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress
approved June 3, 1878, entitled IAN act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of CahIo
mia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory Samuel Gay Morse, ,Calam County. Wash
inSton Territory, has this day filed in this
ofhce his application to purchase the sw or OF
ne or of section 1, and or of ne or, and hf of
NV or of section IL, in township 30 north, range
west OF the willamette meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required to nile their claims in this
Office within sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand 1T my Office, in Olym-
pia. w T. this Ist day of December, 4. ID.
1888.
JOHN F. CONVEY,
Il low Register of the Land office
, 1883-12-06
Saturday Evening Dec. S,'s3

/ The great ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT
to H. given by the Ex-CHAMPIoN
America-W. VI. DAVIS assisted Ly all
LOCAL TALENT, rid ms i.." woaGgr-
ful Boys Michae AMI Shamfi =. : pres
ent Indications vii. &c large. attended.
Mr.. Davis. during lis stay iu Port Town
send, will teach gentlemen either in
class or privately if desired. For terms
enquire at the ARGUS office.
, 1883-12-06

We are requested to announce that
there will be a musical entertainment on
the 18th inst, given by ne ladies of the
w. G. 7. u. and the Good Templar
Lodge, in aid OF public reading room.
Particulars soon.
, 1883-12-06
Ft,n N,dt"C:., Erts.


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III ANN.
tr -"- : @a~ ,-a< i:,-. receive: q is'; u.
A'a.'t ".'.- '..-'".. ID. .,!,. sell at '"fS
re''s'.'.':'i' ;''l'.--
Nrhr }i"r.a I Smith SAILED from ;h.s
port yesterday. lauber ladea.
Marine .rlaS-..s and bar,.aete7s in rinc
aasorhncntat LATINER 4 Co.'S
OF course You're Going to the enter
tmn'n2nt tins evening.
The schooner irGZar J. IyiEg II our
harbor. ou her way L: Qu.ieute "i:iI Z.
cargo of merchandise,
Gettin. rel.., r.- Christmas. Severn!
of our merchants arr Iaviu.r in laiilly
goods.
,r,th.r ri.i,,., .t..r, : L,;.,.
st.r.aI =, tbo Iit,Ia br;lI;,,., o,.crri.5 ~,
Ou.,,,,, Sar., -..,+ g., tra st,,... court
bo,sa
p,,D .,... ....-.
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80,
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~
Ladies don faIi to visit the Temple OF
Fashion.
News comes that Inspector Blake, Of
What2om, has captured eight Chiuemen
nsar there, who were Illegally within the
United States, and that they were having
IA preliminary trial preparatory 10 being
Drought 10 fort I""nHeHd. MI Blake
hi''s ii lie" once III Il Whlie
We learn that First Lieut.. Eugene
Biondi has resigned his commission III
the revenue marine service, and that he
Will return to Port Townsend To invest
some of his surplus capital. of which he
is credited with having a comfortable
amount We would heartily welcome
the return o7 Lieut. and Mrs. Bioudi TO
to this city.
WANTED - \ v,n.an f. do c!.a;,bar
w.rl, in = hotel CaIa+ t,a APc,-s cf-
nee for further particulars.
Hon. r Z. Kerr arrived home this
,,,,,. -. .,.,r -. -
meet = brass hand az, cont of far AMI
f,.;,.:I,.rs. .,c.,,.sIu.s a.,t. f.y,r -. ea..-
sure q. ms constituent, a,,.bt .i,iate
L: i,a- little. i, lear i,.,,...,c. a,,l .,,.,.;
T., ,.vua.. j., t,,a ,yay ~ fav.r HIS i.,....-
iof;ya .,.;o,,. ,vora a,,,,..rartI,. ha...I nm
-, :, f.,ria.y yJ.tar,,,,,,,f;,u to h, I.;.,j ,jut,
oororou,-
i'o' '""' Pe'!''o civ I'0'''"S ''''''' mp
i''i i'i 'iie i"'H'e' "i" ''''"i'seiiio''t' '''
ne" ,'''l,lls' n.II ''e '',
1i' IiiT0'' WI vi '"0
i"' iii' Aho'ei' mas pun o"''Se" Il'e ""ii"-
i"S -o'S u" 'i-o mn i'oiH % %, 'i'i'''''t
"P'"
III '.'' i0 li''o 'ti'o
, 1883-12-06

Inflammation, coughs catarrhs and
pneumonia, resulting from colds, may
be cured by Ayers Cherry PectoraI. 1t
allays the inflammation, removes the ir-
ritatiOn and soreness, ,soothes the organs,
and restores the suffer to health.
, 1883-12-06

\ VALUABLE PUBLICATION.-Each mum
Der of The Vest Shore is an improve
ment upon its predecessors and a pleasant
surprise to the subscribers Progress
is the publishers watchward and per
lection his aim. With its January num-
number the Journal enters its tenth
year. and will then appear in an entirely
new dress of type, be generally remodeled
and have eight pages added to its pre-
sent size. More attention will be de-
voted TO general literature than former
| ly,and its artistic features will also be I'M
proved. The improvements will make
it almost indispensable to every family
in the Northwest. The Daily Oregonian
of November 9th speaks of it as follows:
''The sketches are admirable and the
workmanship would do credit to any city
III the Union. Well written descriptions
of the scenery illustrated are given, and
| the number also contains concise and in
teresting articles on mining, agriculture,
fisheries, transportation, etc. II is ex-
Cluol'Cig al SiSSOu pIOuuCilOuY anu has
done a great deal towards making the
resources of the Northwest known abroad,
having been devoted especially TO this
work. Mr.. Samuel has just purchased
at large expense a complete new dress
for his journal, and from view of the
advance sheets of the January number
it is deemed safe to assert that it will be
the haudsOmest work ever published in
Oregon" The NOrthireSt Ners of the
18th says: "Ihe West Shore is recog-
nized as the most powerful instrument in
drawing desirable immigrants and in
making known abroad the resources of
the Pacific Northwest. With the JAN
uary number it begins its tenth year,and
will then be entirely remodeled and en-
larged, and will be made far more at
| tractive artistically and in its literary
features. While it will continue to de-
vote as much attention as formerly to the
resources of our country it will enter
more fully the general field of literature.
| The improvements will make of it a
journal that should find its way into
every counting room and family circle
on the coast" By all N cans secure this
source OF information and pleasure for
1884 by sending 50 to the publisher, l..
Samuel, Portland, Or.
, 1883-12-06

A light double seated. two horse hack,
with adjustible top, for sale cheap. In
quire of:R. X. Latimer, at the Drug
Store.
, 1883-12-06
TAKE NOTICE

Owing to a change TO take place is
our firm, all parties k wing themselves
indebted TO us are rsreby notified to
settle their accounts IN full on or before
the first day of January, 4. d. 1884.
All accounts remaining unpaid at that
date, Will be put i'll the Lands of an at
torney for forced collation.. Prompt
attention 10 the above Will save trouble
ard expense.
&C. BARTLETT Il Go.
Port Townsend, w T., Nov. 20, Il S3
, 1883-12-06
ET SOUND ARGUS.


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-.,umr his otii.iai Iu.i,~ tomorrow. lie
ana AIrs. SWayzcr "Ic settling comrortf-
by to house keeping ia Nh Frank Wins
lows residence. Nj Wiuslaw viii rr-
tlrp + his post of duty "s customs in
src,tor i. Seattle tomorrow.
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farm il :hort distance from shat place for
S3-g8 and tina. lie has been off red S5ltO
toF II. / rama i'''S ''""!S ht'h lucky
fellow. ileia'iH III question: Is very vat
ua9.e' ana devoted mostly To TaIsing
hay
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last evening at Fo,yIar,s Ill - a.
,rsr;oas - tboyy1 n -
most nIeasar+ ono of tho - '''', 1", ~
eniorn,art ord ooo5 s,,I:...
tbroncbont tbe evon,no - .,''1 nc"
rnsortrro.o rot -
the c,nbs bost s. - .t'-,.. -.-''.l
4 70 D 4 IN
There wara abont ~ - - :. -1is '''---ii's
inst enonob n ofFaro roai ..rtaDIN.-
iDou tor not orororor1aI III 80.
.na.ho r..-.I-..- --S''-'-''
Oomn,o, H. - u ---oe'ii'S ''i'iIu one
so.- To-,al - y "o n, pe""iice 10 tiie god
fr,,ishof - N. N - P'o.'o 'nusic was
dancbtor 90 Co.. - 80 ioOaiiS'
- She m,ninnIotal tI,a'':@ .'--'' u 'iii' oi'!'
that caIIs fortL sI.I: w pl"NO III d in''nii'r
trom her mon, f,ia"n1 ~ -Hs HS on'n''Sl"Sin
INIT tho hoc;.; = N'po ''''H 10
nla,sant - .'' VI ---0"' nio'e such
- ~ 9-''4 ~ mat oiuo'
Ladies dent fail to call for your mil
hnery, underwear, lace goods, &c, at the
temple OF Fashion.
Tbapksoivin, 5.,, ,,. o,-,
generally in Porf To,rmsana oo9elTvu "T very
our business borsoS 80 80 IS u1 "
early part Of +beda~ krt op1n t,-o ~ s. 'ne
noon the pIaca nroSentoJ - - 'lle G,at, i-'vi
ike snDeararoo oIaao1 IT, ~ q i ''uA"
rule with few ,xcontion, a. 6 CI g nc
Rpiscopal cbrroL 80, srl,,,..:Y ~ ~. ! ".'i )
ScoP"i ohurch appropriate and I'M
, 1883-12-06
French bark Felix EStlVant.

From Valparaiso.
Neither the Captain nor II undersigned d
Agents will be responsible for .pts contracted d
bV the crew of the above nameL vessel.
I. GRAM IN, Master
RorHCnILD s Co., Agents.
Port Townsend, Jan. "a, 1885.
, 1883-12-06
Bark Sierra Nevada.

From Shanghal. Ihlnn.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned A.rn
will lie responsible for debts contracted lIy Tie oil
cers or crew of the above named vessel.
IL t REMMERS-
RoTHsCIILD ,S Co., Agents.
Port Townsend, May ., 1851
, 1883-12-06
A American Shine. T. SARGEN,

From Hong Kong. via san FrancirCO.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE US-
dersigned Agents will be responsible for any
debts contracted by the crew.
Port Townsend, May 3. lSSi. -
D. III. ATHERTON
RorusCHLp, & Co. Agent.
, 1883-12-06
III SITAL AND LITERARY
Entertainment I
- GIVEN by
T. 3. AND n. W. CLUB.
AT
GOOD TEMPLAR'S HALL.
Friday, Ere, Dec. 7H.

ffttiUB, Ete-, Dec. IfH.
PROGRAMME:
directing Song. Chorus
Two Gid Aa.Js' .................D Duet
The Shoemaker Chorus
II Trovatore' Instrumental Duet
Band Of Truest Friends" -.... Chorus
TABLEAU.
The Little News Boy" Solo and Cho
Down in Coal Mine" . Solo and Cho
Buy My Pretty Flowers" Solo
TADLEaU.
Swiss Toy Girl" l"..................S Solo
SECOND PART.
well Crown Them ........ Chorus
odd Black Joe" e"...-.......Sc ScIo aad Cho
Instrumental Music" Duet
"Reuben and Racsei" Duet
TABLEAU.
''Fawn FUote1 Fannie" .... Duet
please Give Me Penny, Sir" go. Solo
Red, White and Blue" Chorus
Music" Violin and Piano
Sun Flower" .....--. Salo and Chorus
TABLEAU.
Admission 30 cents; children % cents.
Doors open at seven O'clock. Perform
ance commences at 7:30.
, 1883-12-06
French Bark Augustine,

From San Francisco.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will be responsible for debts con
tracted by the officers or crew of the above
named vessel.
G. BRECHOIR, Master.
Rothschild o-,agents.
Port Town. md, March IL, lSS}.
, 1883-12-06
Norwegian Ship DIR. MEzGER

From Hamburg via San Francisco.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will he responsible for debts contract
ed by the { fcers and crew of the above nam
al vessel.
CIIAS. PEDERSEN, Master.
RofhschildS Co.. Agents.
Port Townsend May II, 1852.
, 1883-12-06
For Rent.

he -iofr huiltil = now occupied by c. NJ Ger
rl>h. III fgri Tow -crd. w T.. possession 40 be
given Jan. !. 1881. For particulars apply to q. II
GERRlSli, New BtIi geEess, W. T., Nov. 3 lSS
, 1883-12-06
American Shin MATILDA

From Eten, Peru.
Neither the Es plain the undersigned
agents of the ss' sc named vessel. VIII be r
sponsible for &. : contracted by the eifieafs
and crew thefcof.~~----
J.J MERRYMAN, Master.
RothSchild Co., agents.
Port Townsend Nav I3, 1883.