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ANGELS UNAwAREs.

Miss Coates is described in DR.. Hol-
lands Nicholas Mipturn" (Scribner
for February, as number OF that
somewhat widely scatterd slsterhood
that report conversations which have
never taken place. She was without
culture, and had nothing to talk about
but personalities, of which she was the
center; and she had acquired the art, or
the habit, of attributing to others the
sentiment and opinions which she wish
ed either to controvert or approve.
She WAS, IN this way, enabled to give a
dramatic quality to her conversation,
and to find suggestions for continuing
it al intfnatum."
The following is specimen of her con.
versation:
"How many times I've said to Mr..
Coates, Mr.. Coates, says /, what
ever YOU are. don't let it be laid to your
door that you are greedy. and take sd-
vantage Of your fellow.men. Entertain
angels unswsres,' says |, whenever you
get a chance Whatever you are, be
hospitable,' says l. You are not required
to be extravagant, and spend so much
money on Injuries that you cant give
the best advantage to your offspring;
but you are required to entertain angels
unawsres, and furnish them the best
that the market affords Often and
often Jenny has to me, Mother, you
entertain angels unswsres said more
than any wo- man know
Of, and you are wearing your
self all out Jenny says l, Il
shall keep on doing SO until l drop in
my tracks, and open the best room to
them, too"
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LITTLE CHILD's FANCIES.

think that the world was finished at
night,
Or the stars would not have been mad .
For they wouldn' have thought OF having
nthey y hadn't '' first seen the shade.
And then, again, alter my mind,
And think perhaps 1t was day,
And the starry night was only designed
For little child tired of play.
And think that an angel, when nobody
With window pushed up very high:
Let some of the seeds OF the flowers fall
through,
From The sa'dcns they have in the sky.
For they couldn't think here Of lilies SO
And such beautiful roses know:
But wonder, when falling from such
The dear little seeds should grow!
And then, when the face OF the angel was
turned,
think that the birds flew by.
And are singing to us the songs they
On the opposite side ofthe sky.
And q rainbow must he the shining below
OF a place In heavin's floor that Is thin,
Right close to the door where the children
90,
When the dear lord lets them in.
And think that the clouds that float in
the skies
Are the curtains that they drop down,
For fear when We look We should dazzle
our eyes
Az they each OF them put on their
crown.
| do not know why the water was sent,
Unless, perhaps, it might be
God wanted us all to know what IL meant
When we read Of the "Jssker Sea-"
O,the world where we live is lovely
place,
But il ofteniimes makes me sigh,
For I'm always trying causes to trace,
And keep thinking "Wherefore?" and
"Why?"
All, dear little child. the longing you feel
Isthe stir OF immortal wings;
But infinite love one day will reveal
The most hidden an puzzling things,
You have only your duty 10 try and do,
TO be happy, and rest content;
For by being good and by being true
You will find out all that is meant!
Vide AtCake for January
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The reputation it has attained, IN
consequence of the marvellous cares II
has produced during the last half CEN
tury. is n sufficient assurance To lh'
public that il will continue to rcaIize
the happicSt results that can he desired
In almost every section oil country
there are persons. publicly known Nh!
have been restored from alarrnln" ana
even desperate diseases oil the iuh2s'
by its use. Al who have tried IL nc
knowledge its superiority; and where
! it, virtues are known, no one hesitate
A. 10 what medicine TO employ 10 re-
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| 10 pulmonary affections. CHERRY fEC-
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! pcrCorInS rapid cures Of the mlidcr va
riciics OF bronchial disorder, a. wei! rs
I the more formidable diseases oil the
| lungs. .,
As a safeguard TO children, amid
Ic distressing diseases which be>et
he Throat and Chest OF Childhood, Il
: invaluable: for, by its timely use,
! nultirulc> are rescued aud restored 10
! health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial. rs the cures it Is constantly
producing are too remarkable TO DE
| fory tten. no family should be WIN.
! ont il. and those who have once used
/ IL never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout TN
country prescribe il, and Clergh1ner
Zen recommend it from their kho"i'
C OF its effects.
PREPARED sT
| ]. c. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass,
.astierI md Analytical Caemisis-
! I'D NJ AL nR-Gilsri lifGiNHLak
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space. ~,
One time .........$ 70 One month";. W
Two times. 25 Three months. ~ W
One week........... 2 50 One year.........; % W
One square changeable once week soo.
Special Notices q per cent additional. 49,
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 20
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
Dotfie Quinn advertisements, 81 per
cent add LCLal.
Loca, NCuCes Is cents per lipe-6i1 M
local n1,ict u,u be inserted for less than ONE
DoLLAk
All disbursements, except for establish
ed business houses must be paid for In ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. " -,
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be connned 10
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
tisements not connected with 1t VII De
charged for at our regular rates.
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Debt Due virginia.

A writer in Virginia journal has
been estimating the moral and material
Indebtedness of the United States gov
eminent to the State Of Virginia. 1t
appears that after the Revolutionary
was, when Virginia coded to the Gener-
al Government the Northwest territory,
now comprised in the States OF OHIO,
Illinois, Indiana. Michigan, and Wis
consin, it WAS promised that the States
pledges 10 her officers and soldiers
should be redeemed by the United
States. Up to this time only part OF
those claims have been satisfied, and the
descendants of many of those who sleep
in patriots graves are in absolute We mt,
Again, when it WAS decided to the gov
eminent TO Washington, the country
being in no condition to make the ne
cesssry appropriations, Virginia came
forward and loaned the United States
$4,000 for the purpose Of erecting Pub
lie Buildings. Not one dollar of this
sum, says the writer, principal or inter
est, has been refunded, and in support OF
this view reference is made to Hennings
Justice at Large" volume Is. page l25.
The debt, with interest. would now
amour, to nearly 100000. The third
case was at the beginning Of the war of
1912, when the General Government
was in no condition to bear the financial
burdens which wore necessary. Some o:
the States made appropriations, but Vir-
ginis did more than all the other COM
bined, In payment of those loans Mas
sscbusetts and Maine received as late as
1870 $4,000. In June, 1858, the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, Howell Cobb, re-
ported to the House of Representatives
that between one and two millions Of d IL
lars were due to Virginia on the same
basis of settlement made with other
States, and siIty-three Senators, at diff
ferent times, have recorded their votes
in favor of paying the claims, yet the
Golfers of the Old Dominion have yet
TO receive the Hrt dollar Of the indebted
ness
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EVERY day brings something new
This new principle, new way, DR.. j. D.
McLean's Coug h and Lung Healing
Globules viii bure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Consumption. Trial boxes,
by mail, Is cts. DR.. j. Il. Mclean, Sl4
Chnstnut street, st. LOUIS, No.
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AN QUTlGEEsIlIs H. FREE,

w county TO take orders and deliver
goods for the old and original c. o. d..
Gcnse. Large cash wages. splendid chance
in every neighborhood for the right per-
sOu of either sex, young or old. Samples,
new lists, circulars, terms, ETC., com piete
outf,t sent free and post paid. Send for II
at once and make money al your MONIES
Address III. ]. HALL q CO., SN. Howard
H. altimore, Nd.
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WESTBO UND TRAINS.
No. No.2. No. 10.

Nos. Sand 10 make close conf ection nj
Columbus Tor all points south and south.
west; at Cnlcago Tor all points west ana
Northwest.
East bound trains make connections al
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New York
and Boston. at Washington City TOR all
points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
tionS Tor all principal points West and
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
WHEELING, PIT7iSB URGH AND BAL
7IMORE DI VISION.
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
sWhecling washington Pa,
daily ATT :l5A. NJ. daily at......lc :iJA. N
sWhceling washington, Pa.
daily att :25 p. N. daily att 10 p. N.
sSuniays excepted. SSundays excepted.
Tickets To ali principal points on sale
al depot. Office open at all hours during
the day.
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master of transportation.
R.T. DEVRIES, General Agent. ial6
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900 pounds Grain Pepper-Singapore.
500 Cloves,
$40 Allspice.
200 Nutmegs-Governmen
500 Cream Tartar, pure choice
500 Mustard, in cans and in bulk
500 &c Ground Ginger, East linda an
Jamaica. Cox's Gelatine, Arrow Root
Tapioca and Sage.
ded2 At LAUGALIN BROS. & CO.'S.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, January 2O.-MoNEY-
3@4Aper cent; closing easy. Prime
mercantile paper SOC per cent. Customs
receipts 100000. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $4,000. Clesrings S2l5,-
OO0OUO. Sterling dull at 483@4S43.
GoLD-Opened at 1861, and closed al
1864. All sales Of day we're at theae
figures. Carrying rates 4@42 to B per
cent.
SILVER - Bars, greenbacks, lS4t /;
gold, 126. Silver coin, 1861. London
quotation is 58 3-l6d per ounce.
GnvrpNursTS-Acti ye and strong
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LEAVE.

accommodation tram leaves Bellaire al
4:iO p. NJ, and arrives at SteuDenVilie AZ
Snecial Accommodation trains leave
ReIiaire at $50 "a. IN, and $3.50 p m;
pridgeport 10 ~ Il. m. and 20 p. m; arrive
a. N1rtin's Ferry at 0:l5 a. m. and :l5 p.
N Returning leave Martins Ferry az
q IN and $3.50 p. III. arrive at Bellaire nj
II - a. m, and 3:i1 y. IA.
Tickets 10 all principal points In the
rast and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office In Mcclure house. anu
a. the station at Bridgeport.
~ 'Ao f. X. MYERS,
d.S General Passenger Ticket Agent.
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
STocKs-The market was generally
firm during the day, and became strong
er and higher at the close. Rhode
Island, New York Central, Union
Pacific, and Lake Shore leading
the upward movement. Rhode Island
advanced to 1929, New York Central to
lO4s, Lake Shore to $50, Northwestern
preferred to SIT, Union Pacific
to G2i, St. Paul preferred to 49b, West.
ern Uuon to 763, Ohios to I, Delaware,
Lackawsnna and Western to 75f, New
Jersey Central to S5i, and Michigan
Central to 4st. The transactions to-day
were 100000 shares, of which 1000 were
New York Central, $4,000 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, 2,lO0 Northwestern, 5000
Rock Island, 200 Pacific Mail, $500 st.
Paul, 23,G00 Western Union, 1000 Del
aware, Lsckawsnna and Western, 1000
New Jersey Central, 1000 Michigan
81 900 Tll;poia f,ptrul
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avheeliag geaister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
I'm. vaar..SS 90 Three months.-5 %
O VI %, On one month........ "a
TRI-WEEKLY REGIST Err.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One COPY, yr...A 90 One copy. s mos.E w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One COPY, yr..Sl so 4 Six copies, yrS 5g
one COPY, mos % Ten copies, VI. IL OO
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

- Il - ~ .81G
On and after Januury i, 1871. PaSSen-
ger Trains will run as follows, Wheeihe
time:
EASTBOBND TRAINS.
NJ. 5 No 7.n Mol. No 4YE
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No. stops at all stations between
wheeling and Cumberland; No. AZ stops
M All stations between Wheeling anu
Grafton; No. 5 makes direct connections
for all points South.
WESTBO IND TRAINS.
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The very best work done a!
the yer y ioXyst figures.

Estimates and ~ np,,s furnished on
ort notice. Give Us an order and be
nvinced.
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70 dozen Bakers Cod Liver Oil.
25 " Halls Lung Balsam.
Is Jayne's Expectorant.
rs " Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
1000 " Decentralization, &C.
500 Bateman Drops.
500 Godfrey's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Genger,
At LAUGHLIN BROS. & cos.
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BALTIMORE, January 20.-Flour-ln
fair demand. Wheat-Steady; Penn.
svlvauis red 81 559l Sc; Others I'M
changed. Corn-Dull at 5Si@5Ssc Oats
Dull and nominal. Clover Seed
Quiet At l4lc. Bu,ter-Quiet; good
western 22(Gl. Sc. Petroleum - Firm;
crude l2t@l2sc refined 26iG92lc, Coz
fee-U nchangcd. Whisky - Firm Al
81 -
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STEAMBOATS, ano Gallroaos

ANp vNlfED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
trains leave Ncw York. nc-bru,c- AMI Iurtanf.s.t
ferries a. follows
Expires tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West AMI SOUTH
with Pullman palace cars attached, : 80 A NJ, SAINT
= - = daily
For Mnhamsport Lock Haven. Cory, ami Erie at . ~
NJ rurrN iur fiiu-Nulc. Petroleum cen
~ ami the on regions For william'por, ami Lock
Haven. 80 \ VI
For Baumorr, Washington anil the South. "Limitci
Ma-hu- tUu Express ut Pullman rariur Vur- daily. cN.
cent sunday - 80 \ arrive AZ NAslin- TIN at I ~
VI Rr.llsr ats - 4 VI. !, Is, AMI T. NJ SUNDAY,
6Anda VI
FXIrss, Tor PHILADELPHIA : % ~ : ~ "a ~ umi,cil
~ ,fN T. s. o. = - 80 AMI % T. VI ant - mslt
srlaN. = SlN NJ ~ - o. ant T. VI Em.srsnt
unI >i'lt Nl Nl4,, = T.
Accomu-'auou 20, rr'uion. \ ". ? and tior
FOR traiu- 70 NeWurA LhllU'ih. RAILWAY. fr.uovton,
Tr,r'0n. Perth Aneov. fwmln-tnu. h.N.'grr. ant
UtN.f iNnt. ...Al 'It babes 90 AL irkit ~
Truu. arrive From fltf,i 90. go amt o. 81 VI iu'
~ -uP dNiN. inluN VI am Is 10 % iu,, Is
% NituIAf fI..u WN-ifiu-fHH AiN' RAltNHf e. 49,
rtlA iln b 90 amt lN2lf >Nuli,.t ilH -
PROM fht.tdsl4 liH. 500. q - +t "at o. o..
u .uA NJ. il ilt. o." ''- D. it ".i 30 -
T. NJ ~Iui $3.50 a. si O. So HfA % .fi \ NJ 80 -,
o. 90. ami lu.f b.
.tinir . l.i amt % llvAv s. N,'r lilI~e.
81. l' u .'.r... 1Nl 'Hrt Iu'f 81. Irt -
Hl.Hl. I'D II, lti AMI H. ilul,uu st lupu.ru pot
lci-' 'it. Lmi-rsni u, act 0ih' e. hir.lN l..e
fNANh fNpN~nN 10 hnt u, lr
d o. d e.
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s'ost ano fouuo.

I'niND .Ou im lWh in.t beet 2ifl amt 2uiI #. "a
llA lhr lwl.r .tu IlNri!r sAu. b, ArulVlu- tu
30. O.jS. ~ r.,m" Vim. lsub ,,o' ii.s.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ADRfATic March 20 - 80
FRlTANNtC April :. - 80 4 VI.
CELTIC Alril ~ . 4. VI.
Prom White star Dock. Pier ~ >urih river.
Cabins All auli-hip- Saloon. So anil slpi foli Re
turn Ii k.ts on favorable term. Sicerug' s2-
J. tOKrlS. Agent. ~ BfUdwa,. Sew York.
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ANTWNl AND IITOTNTNN
nlx o0lee now opcn iof sale oi io-.r,td s'it'


~ I'rl.| fur aud fI.Nr.. VII ~ ti~llN pAl1
pD~ITIIIN IA-r TIME TUNk,iir
ruh LADY or LYONS -
VII pAvrNrOHr .............. PAULINE
Mr tuDllIAN ...... .... 'lNl ~
pr " amt aitU. rnuisi iv cuurir-, of Mr. Whlltrkl
r..l... niUf so AII nDAN AIINfE ana. Wei
SAT- HDAN ENENlNG tEi,tcI I,t-titst production
THE Tho now Romantic Drama. nearly
ofr YEAR in NrruffHrHu winch WlN
PRINCESS he presented with series OF uniuu"
S. .ui. Ir,tf-. new Costume. ANA
ROYAL 0n-t Of unr NAL lowcr - sale OF
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u'O pliii.ADEI.pisIN

rlNNNNIN ANlN RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE ANp SHORT LINE
sfrNIHN
NEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA
itrhrou.A Trains each Wa, lui, pcpots in rhila
dclpAla. lu Sew Nugk.
4rrscks ih' most Improved lunment AMI the Fastest
Time consistent with ah>riui, ,aicts
rSrrcs- train. 'rlye Sew York. VIA pc,bro,>c, ami
t'i~fitulfs -. fUlur-. inllnN.
$40 il e il go $50 ,m' W. % 30 VI. a. T. D. o. T.
'r 'wl T. mdm-ht s1nia'. = 81 \ NJ
Ec'arm l"g' e.e mi,Al,'r..a. ,a,..}iayn 77n1
r'tl ai, 30 y ~ tti y lu.iul-.t uu r.u ~.
H-' 8, q NA N.i7 7''.r Sc nn' AMI
80 or b. ,-a ANA ou n.aAult,. ST. NN.r
UnN- 4ni ..fH % -.rl..... $500. ff ~ -f- iNII4
= Bna..,H. ina il. nul ll+ o. i-. nf.
d,. Hi. t-s 'A tmsH.I hh "h b'"f
lEANN THOMSON % Ruyp tn.
Nlll-'f N.i.. rl,-| li-rf 81 n'
- 49, - 'l'.i fr.a Il.u.~fis. Mar, 20 go
o.. ut fI..a l4l 60 NV.tl ilNti, i.nlA
...... .f~. t.. l.. .f. % N
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lIIMOHr's GARDEN.

TO SIGHT rWrE-pA,f ant SATURDAY
THUr1i ST.. RACING. ANp ~ NNiN1 KA, Is
Friday Hp.ariuss -. at shooting match. 100 glass
hail. iu 10 Dnn-.O utise minute,
Next week Last NIGHTS of the Races
IMNEN-f fNtiflNfNT
Great event. Auh Nirnorl1lrA atiftruon~.
MONDAY AMI n f~pN LNlNlS1S
~ CENTS ADMISSION ~ CENTS
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VI fonlt bpNNkliA Leases AMI Managers
Kt~kKA ~ 81 AIS 80 secuted weeks boo nd unU,
EtILLlANf SlA'l>, EErEAlEp ~, ALls
lNrii FURTHER Nuli' T. rlit rllA ~ ~.
Mss vi iTON
Hl1or ilRnN MIS- hNiI MEEK Miss SYLVESTER.
Mr. WILKINS -.r- rltN,N PHILLIPS MllkE~. A..
iui1n >luare Theatre i. scenery. 4
MATINEE SATURDAY. lvffl MATINEE Easter Monday.
"n >nnan,.,rni V..,nH IL ine age,
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Anustnltnts.

AVADEMY OF MUSIC. ITALIAN orERN
~ aIIiITIS A pAINItHI ntrtrturt
d. ~ N1NOR ,.......... .:.,. ,:.. MahHser
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA SEASON
OR TWELVE SUBSCRIPTION NlulIIS
AND FOUR MArINEES,
WITH THE HAVANA OPERA COMBINATION
OPENING NIGHT WEDNESDAY, APRIL I,
Is BALI.O IN MAStuEKA,
with the following Unprecedented cast; a.
Mmc MARIA PALMlERl In mir great role OIL. Amelia
Situor tELNDA the great tenor. a. lN.chiu"
Si-utr bERipLA,i, the famous baritone, as. r"bin'
Mile MARCEL tie charming soprano, Inc rae
Mile RAMBEIlI. the fnt cuitto. as.......... lHieh
Signor DNf4 NERO the eminent ht-sr, aS .... samuel
MAX NNEtTkEk Sea-. Musical Director and Conductor.
On FRIDAY, AprlG StCOND oPhRA NlHHL 80,
SPECIAL notice The -uh .criptiun Will clos" today
Sub will plea call Co. morrow Tor their urA'i-
The sale s'nt- for in.c nitht viii begin t0 morrow ~
the box Office u the AcAd m, ONLY ani on saturday ~
Schrncfs 7nl aud NJ Rlnhns, Ill Broadway, also AZ
SriuNrrtlis. 20 mon .qurrt -
Pnor~- Admission ~ 80; reserved scat 5or aud 81 cx
TIA n,curn. to location Family Circle. SOC rcscrN Cd
scat. IN extra. Boxes SO nnl tl2
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DOOTI's THEATRE. EASTER MONDAY.
JARRETT PALMER beg 9, annornce that uie di-tn.
uuI.hrI traced iN
Nr iuiiS MccrLLnrDH
NlAt MONDAY NiGur Awds
co. fl. tt NhfrAU $40 IiAu Know -renf Play,
NiNsINlt~
- ~, sale uf scat. vail N, l.osua ucN saturday
- Il ffr.tnt h il. H MrcS. tif theatre j. CLOSED
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STATr LINE srEAMrw~

- no GLASGOW. BELFAST ami LONDONDERRY
From Pier - loot u canal Il, X
ST ArI OF NINAnA Thursday. AlriI o.
STATE of lNDlASN. THURSDAY. ArUi H.
Saloon aul Haiiu pa~,n-r~ 20 lowe 81 rates
AI~TtN BALDWIN N 60 A-ff .- - kruuiWor
StOrrnar uch,f. at ~ Broadway aui u toultuF pier
foot uf Canal 81 y
'I'uE AMERICAN SrEtMNIIP con-.
Il fANN en- filll A1ilfllIA
PHILADELPHIA NNp LIVERPOOL LINE
Tile only frAI-Htluuf lu. -t rfiOr t'tr America l
ra. 81 'Iu- ,N,r, THURSDAY Aum ihliAiD lp'lA amt
Wciue 81 IS tom Liverpool
TIE RED STAR LINE
Carrvirr the B.llAu nni luit'd states mails sailing
e,orA twelve daN-. ult0uAt.i, from Philadelphia AMI
Sew Nutk bi.ttt ant ullly
To ANTWERP
For rate passage AMI ofli,r Information aprls 70
PETER WRIGHT 4 ~pN~. Grurri Nsrnt-
81 Walnut i rhiiidn hia
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iotdllh tomb VINO ma, app, ant d -nniAin. Liu- 10
= GIRLS renerl lu-' WORK olr p'iin WH.hus. ouo
- lf NAhu- FRANKFORT NOT ~ 80 " IIliam 81
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Letter from Steilacoom.


STEILACoOM, Oct. tst 1877.
Ed. INTnLLlGENCER-l arrived at
Steilacoom on Thursday morning and
find il a most en,erprising little town
of about four hundred inhabitants, full
of energy. and striving hard to win
back tho prestige it enjoyed when Uncle
Sam had his headquarters and troops
stationed here | found Mr. Hill Har-
mon with subscription list in his
hand on which was over two thousand
dollars subscribed as an inducement to
san Francisco firm TO build sawmill
here The terms :pcn which they
agreed 10 build it have been fulfilled
by the Steilacaom people. and there is
now no doubs the mill will be built
here. This company has great deal
of oak lumber. aud there is more oak
around this place than in any other har-
bor on the Sound. There is sn abund-
ance of pine timber passing down the
Sound in RATS every day. that might
just as well be sawed aud shipped from
/ here, and | think the Steilacoomites
mean that they shall They have one
of the hest hsrbors on the Solnd. full
! ly nine miles of the best anchorage in
the world and perfect land-locked
sea. will prophecy for the place a
I shipyard rs soon as they have built and
( finished their mill No better place on
the Sound could be found for one, and
/ instead Of having to buy land at an ex-
travsgant price, the people here are
willing and anxious 20 give them land
in as good location as there is IN this
section of country.
/ Tie Harmon House WAS built and Is
owned by Hill Harmon. II is one Of
the best kept. best furnished and ar
ranged Of any hotel on the Sound. Ti'e
rooms and balls are all large and airy;
they have warm aud cold baths. Ii las
large well furnished parlors. good
sized dinins-room. IS well furnished -
! the best OF them in this section. Mr..
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~ anntsss mineral lsnds ale n,inss, sur
- sd snd rvported apoa. Plans and
aen-s asnaas Improvement. furusheA.
No ~ @vsn % land surveys. and 20 the
es1nS1SS ~ - nd blocks. Macs ana dssv.
s. eesssAsd Nov. Is, 1874.
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Proceedings of the Board of King
County Commissioners.

AT THEIR EXTRA SESSION HELD IN THE
AUDITORS OFFICE, or SAID COUNTY.
eEPTEMRER l1TH, 18TH AND l6rH.
1871