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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1s-l:so z. NJ.

Gold is easier to-day. 1t opened in New
York at l12s<, aud is now 1l2sS. Buying here
at ll2ls and seiIing at 1l2x. Cold checks on
New York 1l2X.
There is still an active demand for money,
with q close market. Rates unchanged.
Eastern exchange is worth par buying and
10 premium selling. Sterling exchange 4.S5
sixty-day and 4.9l sight draft, gold.
Government securities are rated as follows:
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Pound Social.

Vine-street Congregational Church
Social, Friday evening, January IA; sup
per at 7 O'Clock. Friends will please
bring pound package as a contribution,
which will be sold at auction for the
benefit oil the Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety. Come and enjoy good time.
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G.. A. of R. Election Excitemei,t.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1a.-Great excite
ment was caused last night at the cleo
tion of officers of the Grand Army OF
the Republic. Department of Wisconsin.
Two Posts withdrew FROM the Conven-
tion and will send protests to Gen. Hart
| rantt against the election of John Han
cock as Deputy Commander.
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THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13. 1916

declares that the Government is resolved
to maintain policy of conservatism and
Liberalism. . The Council OF Ministers
assembled to-day, and, after discussing
the proclamation, adjourned until Mon
day. The political situation is calm.
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Z 1t has been acuston in the Astor fam
lily, an exchange says, to deposit $1,000
in the bank at the birth oil a son or daugn-
ter. That's sensible. Noreally wellreg-
uiated family should neglect TO take the
hint and do likewise.
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of the Long Island Shooting. CLUB, shot a
pigeon match on the clubs grounds yes
terday afternoon. The match was for
$3.50 side, 80 birds each. Gildersleeye
won by two birds, killing 20 to 81.
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Hotel Change.

Special TO the StaEs
CHrLLlooTHE, Jan. 19.-Last night the
Emmitt House, in this city, changed
hands-E. B. Clark & Son, of Circleville,
being the lessees. They take possession
at once.
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A TOWN BURNED.
Pa, Last Night Leveled
Ixr tuxss III mag

HNysVlIIe, Fas, Aast NIS Wt LeSeIeu
- by the Flames.
PETRoLIA, PA, Jan. a. Haysville,
Butler county, Pa, small town, about
three miles from here, consisting Of one
hotel, one machine shop, one hardware
and oil-well supply store, and six OF
eight private houses, was destroyed BY
fire last night. Loss unknown. No in
surance. Cause Of fire, gas, which was
burning in store, with too heavy 8
pressure.
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John Beimer, German, and recently
. conductor on one Of the street car
.,ines. has lately been leading very dis
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VA -AGENrS-Ihorough business
wv man in each county Of this and adjoin-
tag States, to introduce and sell Blake's Non.
Explosive Fountain Lamp, "Millions in it,
For circulars and price list, address BLAKE
kAMP: Co, Canton, o. Jall-4t
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ETOR SALE-TIAfBER LAND--aSo acres,
y heavily tinlberedi splendid soil; 2k miles
hrm B. s. D. Railroad. and miles from Day
Nm q Michigan Railroad. Address .. r.
ARIxs, Sidney, Q. Jals'st
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BRASS WORKS.

L HE UNDERSIGNED, LATE FOREMAN
and business manager of August Leuchtweiss,
proprietor of the Western Brass Works,
situated at Nos. 6S and ~ Twelfth street, in
this city, has since the death OF said August
Leuchtweiss established himself IN said busi-
ness at the Northwest corner Of Walnut and
Thirteenth streets, in this city, and will man
distilleries, coppersmlths, plumbers, and for
the trade in general. Faucets, pumps, and
other articles belonging TO a Brass Foundry,
always on hand. All kinds of repairs prompt
ly done. Having had fifteen years experience
as brass founder, is confident that he can
give entire satisfaction. Your patronage is re-
spectfully solicited. Respectfully,
jal3-2tfh+ l.. j. BIRGLER.
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TNuR SALE--LAND WARRANTs-- Texas
IL land warrants of'6i0 acres each; also loca-
led Land, would exchange for other properly slnJ
hon PARIS, Ill. jal2-4t
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FOR SALE.

TOE SALE=-KIN DLING-Bcst quality OF
sfreet' ja13-3tf
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T-o,, sALE-SlLK HATS-That have not
4 G Iaen I.alied for, AZ RoCKW ELL 5, 1871 Race
A.oat = Dteh = ja1s-6t*
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

ONIC. Annual meeting of the Eree-
.lN masons' Mutual Benefit Assoclation,
ING, January 10. at X J. NJ, at the Temple
ia12-2t ANS l.. BURKE, Secretary.
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Late Foreign News.
THE PRINCE WILL NOT COME.

THE PRINCE WILL NOT COME.
BERLIN, Jan. 13.--1he Crown Prince
has formally refused to 60 to the Phila-
delphia Centennial Exposition.
AFTER THE CRISIS.
PARIS. Jan. l3.--The Cabinets tempo
rarily united, and the crisis is regarded
as over for the present. McMah0nss
proclamation will be published to-mor-
row.
THE FRENCH SITUATION.
PARIS, Jan. 13.--President McMahon's s
proclamation is published tp-dey. II
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WI KTANTED-EvERY LADY TO KNOW
wv That they can buy custom made SIDE
lace pebble kid shoes for 81 pair, at n. Do
HAMS, No. 25i Central avenue, and No IT,
Fifth street, .ja11-5t*
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L7OR 'RENT-HOUSE-An nice small brick of
II rooms, No. 81 Hopkins street; water an d
gas; good neighborhood; conyenient to street
ROGERS, ~ Vine st. jal1-3t
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--,cn o1TEI.AND--l43 acres Of land, Is
m,ss sAIaNofa Vest Of the cstyi Upland. address
b.. Star Office. o>--S-
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FOR .RENT-.RoOMS.

LOR RRENr-ROOM-Nic furnished room
I with large cloths closet, gas, and ii Q il de-
sired. Comfortable for two gentlemen. 246
Plum street, between George and seventh
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NTANTED-PARTNE With $l,5O0 or
w $1,000 in farming business of grain
md stock-raising in Middle Tennessee; safe
lnyestment: advertiser is a practical Ohio
farmer. Address VIM. A. ADA, Columbus, ..
jal2-2t
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LOST.

Y OsT-POCKET-B BOOK Containing ticket
IL to Sc Louis, Masonic Key, and some
money, in Covington Reward will be paid by
Madison streets, Covngton. jal2-2t
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TSOR SALE-BAY MARE-Suitable for g
F lady or physicIan; 16 hands high; years
a,l, and not afraid Of anything. Apply. at rs
w. Front st. Jail-3t
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TsOR SALE = LIFE SCHOLARSHIP - To
IN one Of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
cges. Will sell cheap. Address 5. p. q, Box
b, city, ocis-u
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TSoR sALE--COUNT Nk-Ien1 a1, Icy eSo long; In
by at iO7 West Fifth street. lao-u
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WAITED --M1scELLANEous

uTANTED-sEwING-To do, at 119 Rich
w mond jal2-2t*
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Police Court currency.

"My days are gliding swiftly by"
Exclaimed HIS Honor, wlJh a sigh,
The while he wiped his moistened eye
And softly blew his nose.
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FOR RENT.

LOR RENT-HOUSE-In Harrison, Ohio ;
il seven rooms aud large yard, only $10 per
month, 800 per year. r. WAITE, Harrison,
@. Ial2-2#
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XXI PERSONS-To
wv call and examine the 'Sure Cure Truss;
the best Truss in the Worli. Manutactureu
1niv Nv S. e. KkAM, NV. Cor. Fifth aud Elm
streets, up stairs. ja5-lmIh,S&Iu
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DOARDING-Eleg furnished front room,
ID on second floor, suitable for three or four
gentlemen, with fire and gas; terms very rea-
sonaule. Apply at 3iS Central avenue. jal2-2t
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VXIANTED-To CLOSE .QUT-A stock Of
wv hrst-class Sewing Machines IN order 70
retire finally from the business Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street, first floor. le%o-u
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NOR sALE--DRY GoODs-And notions at
il bargain. All salable and seasonable
Euods Address 5. REDDISH, Centerville,
Wayne Co. Ind. Jal2-4t
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NT TANTED = -SIrUAIION-By a boy fifteen
wv years old, that can write good hand and
Is willing to work. Address j. O'HARA, No.
G6 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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L,OR sALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
a good spring on same; in thfckly- settled
neigbborhood, In Adair county, Iowa.. near
tounty- scat. Or will trade for horse and light
prins- wagon. Address "W." This Office.
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vETANTED = TRAVELLING SOLICITOR
wv For large and hourishing company;
saustbe reliable, and furnish first-elass refer
Rnces: salary moderate at commencement.
Address Lock-Box 1868, city. jal1-4t
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-A nicely furnished front room,
I'D with good board and home comforts. Ref
erence required. 1856 Longworth st. Ja1l-2t
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yKTANTED-SIGN NPAINTING-Cheap at As
WV e. Third street. S. w. EMERSON. 1l-3t*
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DOARDING-Pleasan second story front
ID room, with good board, for gentleman and
wife or two gentleman. Reference given and
required. At 90 Longworth. jail -2t
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WI TUATION-By a tiHt-class
wv Butcher; married, sober and industri-
GUS. Wages not SO much an object as steady
employment No objections to going to coun- :
try town. Address M. E. d., this Office.
jail
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WANTED STU; siTUATIoNaA ION . lady i !a able t. to
sires a situation in private family with small
children; will also be willing to assist in
house duties. Address TEACHER, IL T.. sixth
street. jal2-2t
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VIZ TANTED-$1, 1000 Confederate Bills, In
w dian Relics, Coins, SC. MERGERS
Natural History Store, lii W. Sixth ST. de9o-t
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XKANTED STU UATION-Bya young man
w as coachman with a private family;
thoroughly understands his business: also the
care OF gentleman's place; is strictly temper
ale; good city references gwen. Apply az 573
W. Court street. jal2-2t
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PRINTER
w A good printer for a photograph gallery.
AtLdress D. KLAUBER, Louisville, Ky. ja9-4t
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"My days are tleeting, yet | stay
Upon this bench from day TO day.
And look down on sad array
OF sin and human woes"
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WILDLY Island.

DuGUALLA. ISLAND Co Nov. %.
Ed. INTELLIeENCER The steamer
Black Diamond. Capt Cove, is at Mil
lers Lalding. Dugualla Bay, loading
hay for Richards camp The hay was
raised on the ranch Of Henry S. Mar
yott Wildly Island. lam informed
that Mr. Msryott raised over one hun
dred tons of hay on his ranch the past
SEASON. and That he has about three hun
drei acres Of rich marsh land, which
will with proper cultivation pre-
duoe three tons Of timothy hay per
acre: therefore in few years Mr..
Margott will be able to ship several
hundred tons OF hay and grain from
his ranch.
As Dngualla Bay is the nearest ship
ping point and the natural outlet fer
all this section of the country, Mr..
Miller contemplates building q sub
stantiSl wharf and q commodious ware
house At his landing in time to receive
and ship the next years crop.
c. NJ.
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pendent Of the oreeoaisa from Wal
lula says: The quantity Of grain aud
other freight arriving 1T Wallula fer
shipment io Portland is decreasing uutil
il row averages sbnu. - tons daily.
The AfEssta took down on her last
trip the largest cargo ever carried
down the river. viz: 25s tons On her
previous upward trip she carried 200
tons. The up freigb. this year will ex-
coed that Of last year 10 Wallula slore,
more than 1000 trns-she down
freight probably fye times that amount.
-. Now the Granger feeieth with
lavish hand the unsavory hog, and
daily estimates the amount Of salt pork,
ham, shoulder. bacon. sausage. head
cheese. pigs feet, sou>e, sparerihs. and
lard he will make. FROM every I'll
rection comes the report Of badly cut
up and washed out roads. 4
large number Of small bridges
and eulYerss we're washed on.
by the recent very high waters
-. The vote of Stevens county has
been eanvassed with the following re-
suit Judge Jacobs received III votes
for Delegate to l45 for Judson. Major
ity for Judson %. For Prosecuting At
torney-N. T. Cation received las yosss
TO lis cast for 7. j. Anders. For Joint
Councilman. with Whitman and Colur,-
bia counties-E. Ping. l03; D. F. Per
civAi. la. For Representative-Henry
Wellington, Rep, 1870; n. Oppenheimer,
Dem, l25. For Sheriff-.Iohn L. Hoff-
stetter. Dem. o.; James Monaghan,
Ind. Dem, So; - Wolf. Peoples. So.
For Treasurer-C H. Montgomery. In.
Dem, l36; Max We'll, Dem. 143. For
Auditor-Sherwood. Rep. beat hin
siey. Dem. In 1874 Judge Jacobs re-
ceivcd 159 votes TO So cast for B. l..
Sharpstein-total. 2i5. This year there
was total vote Of 262. = gain Of II.
Stevens county don't seem TO have
grown much in two years Union.
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Saturday, December 8.

4 PrTfrToy A petition SIS being
cireaIai II here yesterday. among the
business man. to be forwarded IL the
Postmaster General. asking for 4 tri.
weekly mail service 70 l.. Conner.
TIE petition was extensively signed
Together with the prayer a request
will he forwarded 60 Delegate jacobs,
soliciting hls assistance III getting the
matter before the Department. By this
cooperation it is hoped that the prayer
of the petition win 10 granted. and that
before many months tri-weekly mail
service TO La Conner will he established
La Conner il now town Of consider
able importance, and 81 increase in It's
mail service il certainly highly desir-
BILE. If not IN imperative necessity
We cannot bat hope that this timely
move in thAt direction will meet with
success
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering FROM Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-fve per cent. Of
the people in the United States are
afflicted with these two diseases and
their effects: such as Sour Stomach.
Sick Headache, Hsbitual Costiveness,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Heart burn,
Water brssh. gnawing aud burning
pains ut the pit of tie stomach. Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue aud disagrecable
taste in the mouth, coming up of food
after eating. low spirits. &c. Go to
your Druggist aud get - cent. bottle
Of AUeUsr FLOWER or Sample Bottle
for 10 cents Try 1.-TWO doses will
rslieve you. Agents.
CRANE l. BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists.
San Francisco.
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AZ INNOVATION --Ye.t rd4y f,r the
Erss time in our history, shipment of
lager beer was made 10 San Francisco
from tbis city. by the Justly celebrated
North Pacific Brewery There has been
during the past few years. large guam
lity ct beer sent from san Francisco
here !; bat now the tables appear to be
turned. The proprietors Of the North
Pacific Brewery expect during the com
ing year. to fill a great many orders
from that city. Their business is now
extensive Large shipments Of their
beer is made every day to different parts
of the Territory. The climate here is
very favorable for brewing. while the
fac, is already demonstrated that the
hops raised in this Territory. if prop
eriy cured. are superior 10 those raised
in California Excellent brewers bar
ley can also be produced here
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CoaI.-The steamers Wenat anil OF
ter, the former il the employ Of the Tai
Bot company aud the latter the kenton.
have commenced the transportation Of
coal T..e captain of the Wenas Us
sntis ia aver, es. during the winter two
sco~. per day. while the other will l,r
able To io more. II is probable that in
two nDnihs from this tune, il the
weather j. not tn bal. the :. L w W
T. H.. will be equipped for the trans
,oria,ioa II ssal. When this i fully
accomplished :,e steamers will have
TO take u back seat and the transport
tation Of coal will be mich more ra-
pid a. we'll ~ cheaper.
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Too FAsr.-The editor Of the Dis

iUt Z Ash Ne tsxIDT OF EsfS Ing
path fase- eeeasie. 80 ioast. in fefer-
ence to his publication 81 the message
yesterday, tA,s&y. We ieiievs that thi.
IS the first time tbs. any daily paper in
this Territory has Published a Prezi-
dents Message entire. in single issue
IL appears on our outside pages !"
Now. we think the fsTgLLTGESeEg is
the only daily paper in the Territory in
which this message was ever published
entire 10 o single issue" in fact. because
u was wholly act up in type in this of.
tice the aight before its publication
yesterday morning. and tina, 10 with
ous any help from outsiders while the
publication Of that document in the
Disgsateh Of yesterday and in the Tribune
Of Thursday and Friday evenings was
effected by the 7ri5uae setting up about
half Of 1t aud the Dt7.atca the other
half, and by All interchange OF matter
between those two offices.
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OTHER SHORE lrEMs Our occasion
al correspondent ,.nd4 Ii, the following
n,ses from Port l:l,kels The ttrk
Oak Hill is undergoing repairs. bat ex-
poets Ia be ready for -ea IN the course f
a few days The bar;s Caroline Reed
&. l.. Taylor and Martha Rideont are
loading lumber under contract the
latter with long lumber on G.. r. X. X.
account The mill Is running night and
day The Blakeley yesterday towed in
raft of OIL 900 feet long logs Under
the saperin,endencc of Mr. Livingston.
the hi akeley yard has never been in
better ORDER for loading lumber with
system and dispatch. The Freepors
mill Is shut down few DAYS for re-
pairs, having plenty oil lumber and logs
on hand. Capt Ren,on expresses a
great interest in the success Of the Skag.
it jam removal. The cambridge Hotel,
under the efficient management Of Tay-
lor Il Sackman is doing thriving bus
mess rs usual
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DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY Pee
pie living ii the foot al the mount .ins,
express the opinion ,l,>t only water
spout can account for the terrible fresh
ct of Sunday last The rain of Satur-
day night and Sunday morning was
warm, but there was 10 con iderahle
amount III snow in the mountains. and
hence tile tremendous frcshet Is at
trituted to the cause noted above. A
subscriber informs us that great dam
ago was done in the neighborhood of
Beans saw mill, on the south fork of
the Walla Walia: much timber was
washed away. and the roads washed
out and torn mp in all directions
Bridges were washed away and wide
spread destruction marks the course Of
the torreLt On the North Fork the
destruction is equally as great. and it
will require thousands of dollars 10
repair damage. ". ~. Statesman.
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sE" We learn there are number of
children sick ut Rcnton with the dis
ease which caused the death of tho
Baveridge child and several others re-
Gently IA sort of complication of diph-
liberia and scarlet fever. Two of the
children are hourly expected tn die,
and the disease appears to be on the
increase. II is highly important that
parents should obtain skillful medical
treatment for their children in the first
stages Of this disease rs any delay is
dangerous.
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ssg Mr. Hyndman. the city hack
man. received yesterday from San Fran
cisco by express. n fine French Argent
light 20 bo used on his coach. II is one
al the best Of tho kind. furnished with
q very strong patent reflector, which
throws the light ahead of the team a
long distance. illuminating the street
for block or So lie has also recently
laid a plank stand In front of W Il.
Jamieson's establishment. where bis
team. when not occupied. may TIC
found.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

] Dillon, White River Hughes.
PENNSYLVANIA George En.riken, Penn
sylvania; Joseph c Blyth, PORT Ind
loS Ines ESTRADA. Port Ludlow. A Ja-
lien, yictoria: James Richards. New
Castle; John Burns, Duwantsil. u F
Smith, Yakima jain Drumlnertouss
Black River: A ] Smith. Port Town
send. ID FORESTER. A r Cove: Thomas
Cain. Port Ludlos. ia. Murphy. Port
Ludlow. j c Brown. Renton: " Me
never. Renton; " Moore. Sksgit.
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s-U- Tho Dakota did not call at
Stei!acoom this time as We stated she
would. and according To tbs intentions
OF Mr.. Tibbals. the agent The reason
was that the wind was blowing ~ hesv.
ily 1T the time tina, NJ. Tibbsls con
cludcd h. conid not rua ia without
considerable troal,l, aud therefore
abandoned il this time. Hereafter it is
expected that tAe steamships will call
regularly at that place
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JEsT THE PAPER TO SEND EAsT-
We mean the WEEKLY IsrgLIIsES-
GER II Il the i,rges. weekly paper
published in the Territory aud eonasins
more original matter. In cath mum
Der large space is deso.ad to matter
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