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MEDICAL, go.

MEDICAL, go.
nLD DR. DARBY CAN BE CONSULTED
" csnnde1 italy on bis great specially at his
Drug Store, corner Of 411 street and Pennsy
avenue, q Colonization Bulding) OHIy Oas eha,Es
I0T dtrtcs ana nisdtctdg nOv7i-lm1
I AIDES WHO REQUIRE The sERYIOES
h Of q sk1llfUl physician should consult
DIR. A. l.. DION.
Oyfcs AID heStdsHcs 80 - l0fH street.
Specially, ell female complaints. Advice fres
ana confident At all hours. Call or write. D2l-4gs
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on I6rH
STRAIT, BETWEEN p AND D STREE
NUhlHWES D.. AT AUCTION.
a. "a ItErDAN AFTERayOE, Dec 'uIber
E2Sd. 1874, at 4 O'Clock, on the premises. ge
hall sell lot ~, in John b. Turf 5n's suodiyi-
ii square 10, having frost OF "a feet inches.
Of 10Th street.
1trms: One-IhiTd cash; the balsnce st and y
Wonthe with notes bearing Interest teu per cent
per snI um, aud secured by decd 4 trust on tue
property sold. COAyey aUcinE ~ cost % purchaser
$50 down at time OF sale
decI6-d LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts.
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IBUETEE'S sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
and IHIM PROYED PhUPEkfY on til Q
COBkEhGF 23IH AND K sTREKTs.HoRTH-

IBUETEE's sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
and CHIMPROYED PROPERLY on ria
COBkEhGF 2SIH AND KsTREKTs,HORTH-
EST, at AUCTION
~. by virtue OF q deed % tYDsf, dated NJ ay lst,
ID 1879, duly recorded IN Eiber ga, foiio 49S,
a one OF the land rec res for ashiugtOD county,
II ne Distic of OnnmbIa, aud az the If the
parry secur, Their BY, will sell at public auction,
"a front Of the premises, on sATU RDAY Decemb-f
18th, at O'Clock IN ell shoe certain pieces or
parcels OF ground aud premises si uate and lying IN
-bs city Of Washington, ID o., aud being kno~n
aud desc lied q. pats Of hots numbered nineteen
t49), twenty GOD, AMI twenty-oSe (2lI. Of rQuare
numbered sixteen (l6I; beginning for ths same at a
Isl 9lwest from he northeast oornec OF sAid square;
III nee east feet niue ine hes sl o. th-nce
south enc hundred and twenty -four i74l feet eleven
I'll inches themes west eighty SD feet uine 81
irches; thence north one hundred and twenty four
(ls4D feet eleven iuches to the place Of beZaHiag
t.geiher with the imrro.ements, consisting Of
three-stOfy and attic Brick Dwelling, No. 1906 x
street northwest, The grounds being set with fruit
trees, vines, AID sbrues.
Terms: One-fourTh IN cash; ard the balance At
six co., twelve (lsJ and efghts tl8l months with
litter eat at ten cent SECURED by the led OF
the properly. deposit Of 500 will be Required
81 time IF safe. All convey anclng at cost of par
- eser. IL terms OF sale not com oiled with in
days. the Trustee reserves the right resell
the property at the risk and Of she dsfaultuR
purchaser, after ave days al ertisement
WEI y. TODD, JR, Trustee.
decl0 go 7. COLpWELL, salesman.
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Spy WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctIonesr,
~ (SucCessoT to Green & Williams, uct's,D
No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th ana ID.

AN IMMENSE CONSIGNMENT or TOYS,
FAFCl AND CHRIsThAs GOODS ar PUB
LILO AUUTIOE.
Sirds, Hobby Horses, VelUcipsdss, Propellers,
shoe Flies, Cry ing aud Sleeping Wax Dolls, DOLL
Louses, DOnktys, elephants. Stables. Warehouses,
Mechanical, PsnciDg, Walking and other Toys,
KCsh's Arks, Holy stables, Letter and BuiIiing
Blocks, LeAd eOidiers, fine assortment of Trim
unngs for Christmas trees, Stoves, bavins5 Baaks,
The above stock will be cold at public auction,
commencing TUESDAY, December l ), a: J'cla <
b. m, and continuing every eyeaiDg the re- ftrr
u ill the " hole stock is sold.
decl2-d WAHH B WILLIAMS Auct
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vi A AZ ri ID.

NJ A RR Ed.
EFoWLES-BELT. Georgetown, ID q De
ceubrr IS, lh7i, - -ho residence 81 Jamas r. va
Der serken, eeg COY the Rev 3 81 Howe EuKfu
kk0MLks u CbARiSsA BELT.
DIED. i
CLARK. On the 10th instant, of cnnsunptfas
Of The brain, LILLE MAY, only child II EmHia =
and the late Wilson Oiai h, the stu year Of ser
sge.
Little lille MAY has left n:
komorc shefl climb her Erand pas knss,
She has gone 20 Join the auR-ls,
Aud 70 keep her papa's company.
Though Ne miss her guileless prAttie,
We bow O. Cod holy Will,
Ard remember we've another angel
To help guard us from AL al. EALLrE.
The funeral will take place from the rgsidsnce nf
her Grand parenJs, No S33s street northwest, ON
Ihurhuay 18th, - O'Clock. Relative aud friends
OF the FAMILY are invited 70 attend.
HOLsOk. On Tuesday mo uing, December Is,
1874, If C. nsunpti0n, THOMAS X. HULSON
Funeral viii take place tomorrow mDruIng Vt 10
clock, from his lac TCsid, nee, on P1uusylNanis
avenue arc s6th street northwest. IT.
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10y JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer,
W l0l4 Pennsylvsnia svenue.
CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, DRY GOODS, OUT
LkHY, WOMEN's UNDERGRADUATES, sc,
Sole. EvkRY EVENING a, 1880 .. and
8UESDHY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, az 10
O'Clock a. IN.
oct2s. sm JAMES GUILD, AuOt.
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THIS EVENING.

keY LATlMEb & OLEARf.
~ Aucttoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsyiy auis avenue aud ilth st
Star Ofice Buildings.
SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGAET WORKS OF
Ant. COMPRISING BRDHZE GRIUPES
AND FlGURke, BLACK MAhBLE CLDUK :;
STAIG A1IEe, OLASoI AL ALA ASH EB
nhebS, " LJMSS, &c; ALSO, NELLI :
EArCus wbRK OF ART IN PUNE ITALIAN
hbbBLB FBCM MOUNT RRESC JLA "TH :
moBNlNG Rose" THE I'M PORTATIOH Os
WITT sUSSD
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, ID -camb r.
. ana Is, at 1880 IN aud 1850 D. n, will De
sold ct The Store No. 423 Pennsylvania avsnu ne,
gstW cen o. 0nd 18th streets, Joining MstTopOiIta
hotel, and recently occupied BY MessTs. Gpckw0 4,
Hutty q ylOT, q cUll-CtiOu OF finely ucutcd
hmsru BsrdigliO, Sienna aud agate Vases 81 -
CANT French artistic BroEzes, comprising Groupes
statues, and Clocks with sid pieces, &c.
This collection Is the n lest offered hereto
fore, and will be arranged for animal on sat.
uTdsy, December II.
Terms Of sale: For all sums under 800 cash: over
thai amount sixty days credit for approved paper,
With interest.
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TRUSTEES sSALEE,Sgg,ytLgSPL PROPERTY

On CAPITOL HILL.
- by virtnC 81 the several u-Ct ees Passed by .hs
- - prene G. urf 81 the District Of q lnmbis in
- -su-e ~ thst court deH-udiuE b-twsan vii
lHu burlington, trustee, aud Robart + Walkrr,
Jsines Orutcbett I'D sihHr-, being Cause NJ. 1874
kGLt1 Doc 3, THE uudersiEnsd fru-ta.-. appointed
"a h place AMI stead Of William 3 Huntington,
seed, all SELL a. ascii-, 90 the hi gnes. ia la-
uTou % e pTtnis. :, on TT FfDAY. the lsth & De
c-iuber next, a. O'Clock IN the afternoon, those
per els % ground known a. lots aui s. IN sgusra
oS3, with tie imprDy eme hts thereon.
The tern6 Of sale as prescribed ny the DEGREES ere
cash. All stamps aud cunys suciug Al purchAser'a
cost ~ IN. Serms Il sale Dot c0mpi. ed with IN
EFce the trute reserves the right 70 resell AZ
tie pu' chaser & risk
II q SWAIN, Trustee
noYN-d6ds IATlMER CLkARY, Aucts,
HTHE ABOYEsALE Is POSTPONED until
ty er q Trustee.
decl6 LATI8ER ULEARY, Auct,
kyE LATIMEh a OLEARI
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COAL AND WOOD.
COALl COAL! WOODI WOODI

{ OAL! COAL! WOODI WOOD!
JOBHSOH BROTHRRS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALRRs,
CAhGO5S OF COAL AND WOOD A6RTV
ING DAILY.
One Of the best selected stocks ever offered in
Washir gton. IL
We inSite the publIt, or those 10 want of FINAL n
CAL soEn 20 orr wharves aud depot aud see IT,
2,24O lbs guaranteed To the ton.
Cfsnpt ChSdp! fer CASH
Oe7oss (1202 r street Northwest
AlII2 sth street oct31-eotr
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DY B. Ii. WAhEEh,
ID Real Estate Broker aud AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sta northw est
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AUCTION SALES.
rHIs AFTRnNeU,.

DY LATIMkh q ULEARI,
~ Zeal Estate Brokers' sud A ucfloneer..
Southvesf cerner Penns. avenue and Iith street
Star once Building
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BUTTER.

One ton OF Genuine Kew York Goshen Butter
lest arrived, which we offer wholesale and retail
Also, Just receiy ed, 400 dozen CANNED GOODS,
which we will sell during the early part of the sea.
SEP at extremely low rates
Pure imported CUBA HONEY, By the gallon-s
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ElPh0nZO Youngs q Co.,
GROCERs, NINTH AND STREETS,
UNDER MASONIC TRMPLR
TISHqNzo YoUsss,i
}. r. JOHNSON octl4-tr
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II q SWAIN, Trustee
noyS-dSds LATIMEB CLkARY, Aucts

gE LAIIhEh & OLEARN,
- AuCtiOneers and Real Hstsse broEer.,
~"uthwest corner Pennsylvania ave and lth streeT
Star Onoe Buildings.
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ElY LATIMER ULEARY,
ID Auctionoers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th o.
Star Once Building.
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y LATIN 5h a CAtARN-
- Eesl Esfste Brosyrs sud AuctIuue-rs,
500 frvess cCrper Peunsy lva2iH avenue snd llth -
Star 0ffCe building
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AUCTION SALES
DYHF. ZIMMERMAN SON, A.ctiopeer,
u No 3ls 9TH stree, 81 ~ ID, northUest.


RYE FZIMHERhAN SON, AsctiODesrs,
ARAsE CHANCE FOB BARsAISsr
LABGk ST OK ~ 1TEGasr FURNITURE
n On To N6ks ~ II r iSs MORNING..
u ,tlO O'Clock, vii be sold without rr-erve,
= mI1ermsn sos, No. 3 7ts sIre-t, nssr
~ T, re ssS, large and vel, -,leel - .oek a
consisting "a part 81 Wslnut aud OstTsse sets -
RET. IA nne Rers, II airoloth, &c air, sim n,
4, q. ZIaMERMAs a SON. suot..
kT rnoh.s BOWLING, Aacti5I ssT,
ia Bridge street, asorgetOwa, D. c.
AGMIEIsTBhTRIZ SALE or ELEGANT
ciack YIN iSi ig sa No =, a. AL. IL
~ S--rg,toWu u. the I. fleets % the lSte mrs WIN
hessi PaliSr Fururs, sTusssS s sns .t End
Oa Eois, nsmssk sud Lace Curtains, CIT y -su-
Msrhlr-'oI Chan by Furnitnre, WardroSss' HTr
Huss Asttr"sses, = siher Beds ant B-a'ing,
sil.. Gss owe, and msuy ar ,c.'s not TsniiS "a
Ttrp- each. A. L: Amy, Adrni qistrAtriN,
de'ls-d THOMAS noSLIsa. Auot.
- a ot'0r---rs -r1 Rel EstsTe Brokers,
star"rnoe Building.
AsPIENnIp ASSORTMENT or FIvE wIsus,
.lQUObs AND ssGARs, at PyBLIC AUG
@,oo MoFDAY MORNING.. p,,-mb.r
HTNl2lst, lsI4 commencing a. 40 o., ck Al
S<A NJ section roe IA, We -hsit eel for = h,fp
Sse--<ei' az concern, IN .sise zs-or.m-uI q
~ an iHI-es &c stocs q Eesars, Of the ch5ic 1t
The trade a. the pabl.c generally sh-ula siye
the s-a th.ir It .nfion ~ r l. v,ry seldom "a =
$50 me class goes ar exposed at pu'lic auc.
d cl6 LATIHER : CLEARY. Aqct..
EEF LATiMEB ULtABT
% Eesl k.tstS BroseEs sud Auatioue-Es,
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RS LbTLaER . OLEARI,

- = I'''TiF--Fs - q y stsIc brOkeTNt
SCUM { corner Of Penn, svCnue sd 18th stree
STAY Rr1cs BriHfrG
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GRAHAM FLOUR AND DAT MEAL.
Smith & Co.'s Graham Flour and Crushed
neat, direct from their mill In Brooklyn every
week: Ereeh Dat Meal In bulk; Genuine Scotch
Oat y esl In pound packages; Genuine Irish Oat
hesl, from the Water Gate Mills, In IsIb. tin cans
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY WASH. b. wILLIAn ms, Auctioueer,
~ (spccessor TO Green q Williams AuctisJs
No. 1901, northwest corner lOth and % streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
fts-MuHRnw

Rf WIN. l.. WALL 90 ,Auctioneers,
y New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 PeBbsy " snis az enue cor oh Il
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ID No 1914 Pennsylvania avenu

w0kTH OF FINE wAroHfs AND JEW,
n / shslI sell, at my auction store, commence
ETsIrR WEDNESDAY, kVESING, December
Ee$ sth, al o,cicck and continue THURSDAY
81, RHIH9, at 20 O'Clock, and in the EVENING
II z, large line OF fine Gold and Silver Wa Oh -,
J'weiry, Plated Ware, &c &C sud name in p,rt-
sdies' Stem winding, Diamond set and PlsiT G. Id
Watcbe GEMS nee g I'D W atches, of all max :: a
large variety Cf eilveT Watches. JeW-lTy, Pins,
hiEgs, Chains, Buttons, Studs, &c; Pens and Pea
ellis, large line II Plated Ware, &c, &c.
Eale peremptory.
decl5 So JAMES GUILD, Auct
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V,RY OUR BLAOK TEA AT SO GENTS PnR
BROWNING MIDDLETOs,
poyu-6n Go Pennsylvania avenue.
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TRUSTEES sALEoF V.LU.RIr rs

40 Auotioreers and Real Estate Brokers',
eootneasf corner fenn-y In anis avenue and llth
star Once Building
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LEWIS eHLDErR,
JOSEPH SOHEETHAL,
49, fUKs

Ne We >, i d. srsss. q ss:ss5s
~; s, ne - y. TT ss's q .. - =.
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ttY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
I'D (Successor TO Green q Williams, Aucts.,)
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
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sSf .. II. NARhER,
~ Reel Eststs B.OSor aud hoctiOneer,
FEDERAL Buildings. Corner TN and n Streets ". W
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RY Z; J. SWEET
30. sl1 18th street, CD pOsite u. 3. Post Oloe,
SALE OF A DESIRABLE Tw0-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, 30. 81 DEE6EES sTHEET
~. will sell ct puUlic aactisB, on RIDAY,
"a Decen. Der I, 1874, a. "A O'CLOCK D. m /, sub
- lot n, square 61s, improved By a nice T O.
story Brick Dwelling Of rooms, bathroom, hall,
&c SC
Sl00 deposit required a. time OF sale.
decfOd J SWEET, Auctionesr.
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ASPlFNDIn AssORTNRET or FINE WTSHs
IlQUOSs AND SsGARs, at PUBLIC AUU'
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DH d. a. wARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker ana AuctfOneer,
FedeFsl Buildings, corneT1th and sta. norrnwes
, 1874-03-05

LONDON, March 2.-Arrived at Liver
pool, ships British Commodore, Ophel-
ia, and Vanderbilt, from San Francisco;
bark Romeo, from Portland, Ogn.
Arrived at Queenstown, ships Euterpe,
Jas. L. Wright, and Knight Commander,
from San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, March 3.-Arrived,
David Crockett, New York; Tidal Wave,
Port Madison.
Sailed, Warhawk, Port Discovery;
Lookout, Port Townsend; Columbus,
Liverpool; Lady Blessington, Astoria;
B. Fl. Ramsdale, Coos Bay.
PoRr GAMBLE, March Sailed, bark
Milan.
SEATTLE, Feb. 28.-Sailed, brig W
Il. Myers, with lumber, for San Francis
co.
Po4r GAMBLE. March 1.-Arrived.
Isaac Jeanes.
2. Arrived. bark Camden, from Hon
olulu.
PoRr MADISON, March 8. Arrived,
barkentine W. H. Gawley and bark
Northwest, from San Francisco.
Verona, Feb. 2S.-- Sailed, Lady
Lampson Gaudin, London.
, 1874-03-05

MURDERER CAUGHT. Sebrit,
the boy who killed his father with an
axe, on the Snohomish, last Sunday,
about nine o'clock on Saturday evening
came to Mr.. McAllister's house at the
backyard. just south Of this city, in
quiring for work and for nights lodg-
ing He said that he came from Sno-
homish. Mr.. McAllister told him ne
could sleep in the celler, into which he
went. McAllister then sent for Herod
Wells, who, in Company with the City
Marshall, proceeded to the house and
arrested the boy. While Wells was af-
ter the Marshal, the boy confessed to
Mr.. McAllister that he was Sebirt and
he had killed his father. He stated
that his father had threatened his life
and he killed him to save himself. The
boy is half-witted, said to be made so
by the cruel beatings inflicted by his
father. He was taken to Snohomish on
the Zephyr, under the charge of Mr..
Jewett, who was specially deputized for
that purpose.
, 1874-03-05

crusade against whiskey saloons. The
difficulty seems to be to get any one to
take the lead in the campaign
LONDON, March "a special CORES
pondent OF the News in India telegraphs
hat the villagers in Eastern Tirhoot are
slowly starving to death, and that the
future in other districts looks terribly
ominous.
New YoRK, March IA Hong Kong
dispatch announces that the Alaska sail
ed for San francisco. Feb. 25, with a
full cargo and 600 eDigrants.
HAVANA, March "A detachment OF
600 volunteers, the first modified since
the Captain Generals decree was issued,
went to Cincovilla District to-day for
active service in the field. 5000 more
will leave tonight for Puerto Principi.
DAYTON, Ohio, March 2.-Several
prayer bands of women visited number
of saloons here to-day. None surren-
dered but several were willingto sell out
or be set up in other business. Three
new saloons opened to-day. The wo-
men are not discouraged, but are deter
mined to persevere.
COLUMBUS, O., March "A temper
ance meeting was held here Tonight
The enthusiasm appears to increase.
Speeches were made by number of
prominent citizens, including several
ladies'.
WORCESTER, Mass. March "A meet
ing is being held here with the view OF
organizing temperance crusade after
the Ohio style. Much excitement and
interest manifested.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-Women's
temperance movement is still progress
ing and liquor dealers exhibit consider
able uneasiness at the prospects.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Msrch "A fire to-
day, which originated in the basement
Of North 4th St. destroyed $50, 900 worth
of rubber goods stored there, belonging
to the Goodyear rubber Co., and COM
pletely gutted the premises of j. A. La
ton, on the first floor. Laton's loss can
not be ascertained tonight. Insurance
on the rubber stock $4,000.
Lewis NJ. Oak. real estate agent. blew
his brains out this evening. Cause, f.
nancial troubles.
INDIANAPOLIS, March "A large meet
ing of prominent business men was held
tonight. They adopted resolutions IA
voring an increase of volume of paper
currency, deprecating an immediate re-
turn to specie payments, and endorsing
the position of the Indiana Senators on
the subject.
MADRID, March g.. Official reports of
the battle on the Heights of Somorros-
tro admit that the Government troops
lost 800 in killed and wounded. Sub
scriptions have been raised here for the
wounded.
SAN FRANc1sco, March 3.-Thc case
of the People VS.. A. E. R. Whitney, for
usurping the Office of Chief Engineer.
came before the 18th District Court
again this morning, and the defendant
is now introducing his proofs. The tri-
al will not be concluded to-day.
Physicians pronounce the boy S. L.
Upkey, shot by young Baker, out of
danger. He has recovered his sight,
which was thought to be lost and will be
able to testify in the case two weeks
hence, when the matter will be investi-
gated in the police court. The other
lad, shot through the abdomen by the
boy B. Hughes, is also reported in fair
way to recover. There was heavy fall
of rain last night and occasional showers
to-day.
Greenbacks unchanged.l
Michael Hydenger is the name of the
man who died suddenly last evening,
AIKEN in fit on one of the street cars.
, 1874-03-05
E. X. HILL.

ApoLoeY.-Rev. Mr.. Leod requests
US to say that he inadvertently omitted
the reading of notice of the lecture of
Judge Greene, as requested, and to ex.
press his regret at the omission, which
was only occasioned by lapse of MEM
ory. We take this occasion to say that
Judge Green will lecture at the Pavilion
on the 18th inst, for the benefit of the
Seattle Library Association.
, 1874-03-05
Egyptian Bitters
cF,T
TREE OF LIFE.

Pat" nted June. 1866, to Peter Poncin
IN lis VALUABLE MEDICINE, IN USE
Il for several years past iu the Eastern
State with marvellous success, has just
beenintro duccd in this place by the patentee.
The first person who tried it here, offers the
following testimony to its merits;
s.SEATTLE, August 10, 1878,
have been a sufferer for several years from
chronic bilious affections from which no med
icine tried by me afforted any relief. As TN ex-
yer 'ment, tried MFR P,ncin's Egyptian Bit
sfr from the effects of which have experie
se he most gratifying results. lean sincere
tcs mmend it to others similarly afflicted.
HUGH McALEER.
Manufactured and sold by
p. PONCIN
On Second Street. corner above Methodist
Church. aug 20
, 1874-03-05

UNIVERSITY The summer term of the
University will begin on Monday, March
9th. Some of the higher classes will be
out and therefore we can accommodate
all the primary grades. Tuition So 90
for four months. Do not fail to send
your pupils the first day.
F TX Hill
, 1874-03-05

e From the personal tone of the
Olympia press, we should judge that a
whole caravan of sleeping lions"-as
Prosch calls them-had been aroused.
They make terrible noise, but we be-
ieve uobody's hurt.
, 1874-03-05

BENEFIT TO THE MISSES BELL.-Ar-
rangements are in progress by our citi-
zens for complimentary concert for the
benefit of the young misses who have
heretofore contributed their wonderful
musical ability to the benefit of others,
and the delight of every audieace before
which they have appeared. All will
feel an interest in making this occasion
a grand success. The concert will be
under the direction of Professors Wood
and Luranoer.
, 1874-03-05

COUNTY HosPIrAL.-At the last term
the County Commissioner Court for
this county, the keeping of the indigen'
sick was awarded to DIR. Weed, who has
made arrangements for opening hospi-
tai in one of the Plummer buildings.
, 1874-03-05

FATAL ACCIDENTAL Port Gamble,
this morning. while party of men were
engaged in slowing lumber on the bark
Buena Vista,a large quantity fell, killing
James Giles and seriously injuring three
others. The accident was caused by
the men neglecting to properly wedge
the upper tier of lumber.
, 1874-03-05

PROMPT AND HoNoRABLE.-The Port
Townsend argus has been informed that
Capt. Starr, on the arrival of the North
Pacific at Victoria, after going on the
rocks at San Juan, promptly paid the
drover's (xho owned the cattle which
we're thrown overboard) for their lost
stock, and also paid their expenses to
their homes. This expenditure amount
ed to several thousand dollars Captain
Starr is deserving of much credit for his
prompt action in this matter.
, 1874-03-05

V Gen. Milroy has arrived from
Washington, and will Immediately re-
sumo the Office of Superintendent of
Indian Affairs for this Territory, from
which he was suspended for mild irregu-
larities, under promise of amendment
for the future. Rev. George F. Whit
worth, of this city, will be his chief
clerk.
, 1874-03-05
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Course of Lectures.

TN HE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEN
i have been invited by the Committee ap-
pointed by the Library Association to make ar
ranRements for course of lectures, to be de-
Iivered for the benefit of the Library during the
present season. Some of these gentlemen have
already accepted the invitation, and the Com
mittee have no doubt but all will accept. But
in case of the inability from any cause of any
one of those gentlemen to attend, arrangements
will be made to have his place supplied by some
other able speaker. Lectures to be as follows:
December 10th, Rev. Norman Mcleod; Jan.
18th, Hon s. Garfelde; Feb. 3rd, Hons. C.Win-
guard Feb. 18th, Rev ]. r Thompson; March
3rd, Hon. r. 8. Greene; March oath, Hon. D.
Jacobs. d9-td
, 1874-03-05

QUAKER FESTIVAL. The Ladies of the
Congregational Society propose holding
an Apron Festival ard Quaker Supper,
on Thursday evening, 10Th inst. Co.'S
tunes, language, and arrangements
throughout, after the manner Ct the
Friends. Programme next week.
, 1874-03-05

V The Walla walla Spirit of the
West, dated Feb. 2sth, says that "Mr.
Thos. B. Morris, late Chief Engineer of
the Northern Pacific Railroad C Companv.
arrived in this city on last Friday. Mr..
Morris is now in the employ of the Sc
attle and Walla Walla Railroad Compa-
ny,and came here for the purpose of be-
ginning survey at this end. which sur
vey, together with the portion of the
line surveyed by him for the Northern
Pacific. Company is to extend through
to Seattle. Mr.. Morris, with his assist
ants, began the survey last Tuesday,
taking as we understand General Til
toms survey as far as the Touchet, from
whence the actual survey commences.
Tt is expected that the survey will be
finished and estimates of the cost of
building the road submitted to the Com
pany by the first Of April"