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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-16
ESTATE OF THE MECHANICS, AND
Agricnltnral Fair ACKNOWLEDGING. 1854.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's ogyIoH, /
Navv nrtaapa Rahruarv "a 1877 Z

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's oPFI0H,
New Orleans, February "a 1877. !
YHNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the DiB-
tTot Court of the United States for the District Of
Louisiana, against the estate of the MeohAnies'
and Agricultural Fair Association Of New
Orleans in the parish of Orleans State of Louisi-
ana, adjudged bankrupt upon the petition OF its
creditors; that the payment of any debts. and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to it for it's use and the transfer Of
any property by it are forbidden by law that o
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose one or assignees of its
estate will be held at court of bankruptcy, to be
holden on the thirteenth day of March A. d. 1877,
al twelve O'Clock M, at No. a. Camp street, New
Orleans, before J. Ward 9urley, Jr., register.
j. 4. g. PITKIN.
fe28 mhl7 United States MarshAl
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AUCTION SALES,
IocaI. Intelligence.

EST ON PRIVATE II. A. VOORHEES, -
nuest was held by Coroner Roche on
N of H. A. Voorhees,, killed by his
& William Porter, both of Company
a United States Infantry.
sant D. P. Artman testified that
afternoon he he bad found VOOr-
ad in his bed and Porter with him;
brter said Voorhees, had shot himself
~ and that he was as much to
that ne took both pistols, and found
her of accused's discharged.
n Mayer, druggist, testified that inn
ely after hearing shot, Porter came
and said o man had committed sui
al asked him to dress his wound for
bleeding to death. He said he had
Id quarreling, but could Rave heard
Ire had been any.
tenant NJ. f. lamar testified he had
formed q man had been shot at the
arriving there he found Porter
70 pistols, the cylinder rod of one
ont; taking them, be found q cham.
4 been discharged, and that it was
a pistol. He ordered his arrest. and,
uently taking down mis- statement,
"a from what he had fret said. His
ACount was that deceased was asleep
tried to awake him; on second at
he drew the weapon, telling him to
N or he would shoot him, when he
q it up and it exploded, striking
les in the head.
ner Roche made an affidavit of muir
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-16
Has He Been Murdered 2

Some time in last December, about
Christmas, Mr.. S. Van Dusen left Natchi-
toches to come to New Orleans. He had
with him letters, documents, ETC., for vari-
GUS parties. He has never been heard of
since. He was last seen below Natchi-
toches riding mule near Cain Bayou. AS
many threats had been made against his
life, in consequence Of his Republieanism,
his friends fear he has been fOully dealt
with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-16
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF JOHN NJ. DELAVALLADR-
No. 1860.

USITKD STATRs MARsHAL's OFFIoB,
New Orleans February "a, 1877. )
HNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WAR
IL rant in bankruptcy has been issued out Of the
District Court of the United States for the district
of louisiana against the estate of John
NJ Devall ado, of Plaquennines, in the par
ish of Iberville, State of Louisiana, ad-
Judged bankrupt upon his own Petition that the
payment of any debts, and the delivery of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt to him, for his
use, and the transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by law that meeting of the creditors OF
said bankrupt TO prove their debts and choose
one or more asaignees of his estate. will be held at
a court Of bankruptcy, to be holden on the TWEEN
tieth day of March, A. D. 1877. at P. M at No.
ley, j., register. ,,,,,,r
fe28 mhl7 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-16

Ass''e ~ Darlington dispatch Of the eleventh,
my ONCE Chicago Tribune, says:
Arlea H : decentralization has been reached to
who hes -, r--t.. .er.io1 az (.nngraaa The
Ia. m Of providing for the pay Of the
Efor six months Ia the only one that
~, Vice solution. ALI supplies can be pur-
seeietah under contract In pursuance OF ex-
laws. There have been intimatione
eFlain public spirited capitalists would
JR-, Not is TIE IS 600 600 or Sc, 000, O00 needed
...,v nus me troops and accept the pay rolls
ve and d 1rity. The subject viii be submitted
extAntln President to his Cabinet ct its fret
q set ~ and, II an extra session can be
80, folies ~ me use % means eI. = = -, -.
" hana laEree Of Que1llnnaole le8elAtyl Svn,
1871 VII not a5aamhle til autumn, ana
, Al - ~ not til Doosneer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-16

SPRING Observation-Disclosures is directed
to the fact that that popular mOdiste, Mrs.
f. r. Harden, Nos. q and % Chartres
street, will have her spring opening of
French millinery, bOnnets, hats, etc., on
Wednesday next, twenty-frst instant. Mrs.
Harden & rare taste and good judgment are
well known, and ladies will find her assert
ment this year more complete than ever be-
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william EItzpaIrIck vs.. MIR. Purcell

william Fitzpatrick VS.. MIR. Purcell
First Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. 239.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIRRI FAOiAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. J. Psris Child 90
fret Justice of the peace in and for the parish
Of Orleans Twill proceed to sell at public auction.
DAY March l6 1871 at twelve O'Clock NJ
the following described property. TO wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Selzed in the above entitled and numbered suit,
a. per inventory on file in my office.
m agl;I II iss W JOIN P. WOOD. Constable
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OONsTABLRS' SALES.

George ID, Pritchett VS.. William Groen.-
First Justice Court for the Parish of Or
leans No. 81.
ny vIRTUR OF WRIT OF FIKRI FAOIAS
ID to me directed by the Hen. ]. Paris Childress.
frat Justice of the peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans will proceed to sell at public auction, at
nv warehouse, No. 1879 Julia stTest, on TUESDAY,
March 20, 1871 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE seized
in the above entitled and numbered suit, as per in
ventory on file in my office.
Terme-Cash on the spot.
mhiO is 20E Join 2. WOOD. Constable.
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SALOONS.
Deduction OF PRICE.

WASHIN6TONS SALOON,
I9......,.....Sts Charles street............19
On account of the dull times and the great de-
preston in business, the undersigned desire to
inform their numerous customers and the public
generally that after this date they will reduce the
price of drinks from FIFTEEN to TIN CENTS, ana
will sell none but first class liquors.
FRANK DBSBONS, Proprietor
mhI6 1t II. SCHERDING, Manager.
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es eco Court Ut for the Parish q oTieaRs No 1855

H, Levi Vs.. Heraud a. Rinde-Second ln1-
tlce Court for the Parish Of Orleans, No 1886.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIKRI FAoIAS
ID to me directed by the Bon. John Mccormick,
Second Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish Of Orleans in the above stated suit Win
proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction. at nav warehouse.
No. $50 Poydras street. on FRIDAY, March p
1877, at twelve o'clock NJ
TWO BARRELS OF VARNISH.
Seized in this above stated suit.
Terms--This being the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adjudicat-d
TO the highest and last bidder, for whatever
il will bring, at twelve mouths credit, the Dur-
chaser furnishing bond with good and a0lYent
security bearing eight per cent interest per an
mum from date SAID purchaser VIII have 60 Do
duet aud pay In cash the printing and court cos t.
mills is 2ss n. RrssgLr. cen.t-h'-
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Mira. widow 3. =. HEcLean. AieeFa Dn-
vigneaud aubrogated, We. Mra. Alice Ferguson,
duly autnorixed--Fourth Justice Court for the
Parish Of Orleans. No. 1855.
TDY YIRTuB OF A PLURIe0 WRIT OF FIERi PA
ID cias to me directed b. Hon. =. B. Harnandaz
fouBth Justice 81 tia peace for the poah o. 0reals
VIII proQeed 10 coli ~ public suction on WKQ
Nf9DAY, March p, 1871. - twelve O'Clock ~, 4
fEont 81 ny oflee, 20 frenohnel. etzeet IN t1l
Third District 81 thia city
Obj L0F Oh A1lSRanzn FUhEITBnE 81 "a
inventory o. Gle IL nv eftea.
aeilad in the above entitled suit
Farnaa-0ash o. tho gor
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j. Cassidy's stable, corner

hi. Cassidy's stable, corner of
and Perdido streets, was destroyed
night by incendiarles.
I oil was another ineendiary's means
ling Mrs. Hammers kitchen, Tuesday
in CArrolltOn.
nssday morning the buildings on the
1 Of Howard and Perdido streets were
red. They were occupied by NJ. Fin
1 q grocery store; loss $4,000. Va
snants of D. Morisrty, the houses of
I lei and Mrs. Logan, loss about $500
] 10 the prevention of the spread Of
nss in the neighborhOOd the success
Fts of the hremen were especially
ndable. At this fire Officer James
was shot by his own pistol, his belt
b and the weapon exploding on the
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

DIR. STEELE. who has for years bsss b the
proprietary Medicine business. and vho haS
travelled In various parts OF the world IN ssosch
OF Information. has great confidence Ia the xssd.
icator - the " Ne Plus Ultra" Of safe. sure and
reii.oie remedies for general use - . Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with bottle wttbeat dslsy
and yon wiiI always keep 10 Ia the family Ao1 ssss
money. Don't be put on with sous otbsg psspes.
alton. Take only Ssssis's Pa Essdicstos. We
can produce thouslnds Of Testimonials - to the
cures made but . tsiAl viii prove 70 the most
skeptical that IL II truly al EfsdicatoF Of Pains.
Aches sni InnarnmstioDs II he's been. eed 10
nov. constantly used by horssmen - lisi.
msnt. aud has saved more valuable property u
That Kind than any other preparation. TsAs
pains Ia see that yoa get the genuine.
Put up la large bottles. and for sale By drug
gisss and dealers. II you hsppsa 10 b IN
locality where sTEELES PAIN EKADtcArOh
cannot be obtained. send to the nearest who!essls
druggist, or 10 tie Agents.
n. 4. KELLY. Seattle.
Jobbing Agent for the Sound Psr0.
CRANE BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Druggists.
S27. s2S and Sc Front street. San Francisco. Cal.
Price 81 per Large Bottle zig Bottles f0f -.
aplS-dAw3ln
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ExeIssSirelv to the
D.lILY' LSTELLlGE.eTER,
CALIFORN MA.

SAX FRANCISCO. May 2i-A fa.a.
case Of restitution came to hgh, in
Oakland yesterday. John Barton,
having a wife aad q three months old
infant, ~ithost money or fo.d, and
weak fEotn fasting and Illness. attempt
Cd the job of moving the lawn If Eli
III PIayter. Oh the corner OF Fourteenth
aud Castro streets, 20 earn sufficient 10
procure food for self and family In
TIE midst Of the work he fell from ex
haus'ion aud di~l in a few MINUTES.
before medical ALL could be procured
Lieut.. ". W Fleming, the default
ing raymsster ~ AicatGAx, at the
assem- bling Of the court martial yes.er-
day convened 10 try bis case. pleaded
guilty aud made a full confession, at :
,ributing hi. conduct To lnses at gam
ing. throwing himself on the mercy Of
the Court
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GIVE 1T A TRIAL.

The high price Of agricultural pro-
duce. induced by the opening of the
Eastern war. aud the relatively low
price Of other commodities. will have
one beneficial effect. in forcing a recog-
milton of the intrinsic value Of fertile
land. hitherto overlooked in the maniA
to realize tsink) fortunes rapidly out Of
stocks aud kindred speculations Says
an Oregon paper
"Ar. Hans Anderson Of Mishawaks,
ono Of the pioneers of the Nehalem
valley. informs us that when that sec.
ton has 1000 en,erprising fsmil:es,
more available land for another 900
families vii: be seen. than the few now
SEQ. Like Tiilamook. the more settlers
there are. the more land there will be
found"
This 10 just the case in our own dis.
trict Of Puget Sound When indus.
trious frugal men commence to take up
the unimproved lands that lie fallo~
BY whole townships almost in every
county and to improve them in earnest
they will awake to their enormous ex.
tent and value, II only nee, is testing
20 explode the fallscy that Puget Sound
10 not adapted to agriculture. Occupy
ths best and easiest cleared lands first
and then the poorer and more imper
vious grades will he rapidly sneroached
upon until the croAkers will some day
b sseonishe,i to find /, demonstrated
that Ne have no absolutely WORTHLESS,
lands to throw away At all.
Az on the upper Columbia river easl
Of the Cascade Mountains. 80 Il il OF
Puget Sound tho most sterile and for
bidding sells are those that immediate
y face the banks and are mos. proini
ssntly brought to view. while. the rich
Or alluvisus lie back in the lower n.ois,
er stretches AID those that skir, the
foothills. There is this difference how
ever to our disadvantage, that bunch.
grass 10 less imeermeahie to prospecssr'
than our tangled forests.
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and City Official Press.
Friday, May 25, 1877.
THE RESERVATION IMPosI
TON.

A correspondent Of the Orsgon,sn
writes TO correct q mis- statement IN the
effect that there were 3, 500 Iudi.ns en-
the Sincoe reservation, Yakima valley.
engaged in agricultural pursuits = and
that last yea. they raised 10000 bush
els Of wheat. and other products in
propoet;on."
In answer he says: Il make this
statement and challenge investigation :
That the Indians on the Falima Re. erra-
t;oa Aars not rsisea that amount Of ,eient
in tie list ten yed-s" And his conclu-
sion 10 "Thers are at present between
six and eight hundred square miles Of
excellest farming land on this reserva-
ton. the face Of which has never been
Scared by . plow. and never will be a.
long ~ II is held by this lazy, ramb-
ling rorthl<ss race
There Is undenisble cogeucy in this
writer's implied protest agains, the en-
forcsd sequestration Of the best lands
IN this Territory osteDsibly in behalf Of
the Indians mandy pamby pretense
Of philanthropy and serving no end in
tho world but the encouragement Of
idleness and vagabondage. L. ia IN
natural and it is wrong. 1t is bard
ship and injustice upon our own ciii
xens aud no corresponding good to the
Indians.
by oil means let these lands be laid
open to improvement. There is no
rational hope Of regencrating the H.
dian race and making = manly. useful
people Of them. except by throwing
them upon their own resources of
industry and skill. with fair play and
just the same rights and opportunities
- their white neighbors No more
Indulgence and special privileging was
wiped out Of our political system Us
regards Caucasisns. by the revolution.
The effects upon the Indians Of such q
policy would only be TO spoil them.
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LoSpoN, May "a A Vienna dis.
patch says all Cifeasian cavalry officer.
here have been ordered TO Constantine
pie for the parpose a! organizing TWEEN
ty-hve regiments there and a, Adrian
ople
\ Belgrade special cor firms the re-
por, Of ServiA's military preparations
Coax. May 2i-No news has been
received nj the City Of BRUISED, or tug
King Fisher.
ST. PgrEasRrao. May 2&.-prince
Milan has received permission 10 pay
his respects so the Car at ploicsii
BUCHAREST, May 24,-Grsni Duke
Nicholas has congratulated Prince
Charles uI~an tie independence OF Roo
mania
VIENNA. Nav ss-Taa Russians ara
mAssing reserve If hundred and
tfsy ,hoa.and Cos.aeks on the Danube
This territory las already furnished 10
regiment. AMI 81 batteries fcr active
service
RgRLS. May ei.-Physscians have
ordered Prince GertsehAkoG IL 60 10
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IN NEMORiAM.

WHKREAs. l; has pleased the Grea.
Master above to remove from our mitss.
aud from earthly lAbors Sister Mary
Lewis. Of White River Grange Ne. ..
King county. Washington Territory.
aged 50 years. J months and ~ DAYS. In
the full prime Of womanhoei. on the
3iSt day Of March. 1877. and whereas
che was member of our Order. In Cos 4
ssaa'isng. and held by Us in high cs-
seesn. therefore
Rsasivsi. That while We bow in 81 i,
mission tn the Divine will IL the Great
As.,es. we cannot refrain from express
ing our deep sense Of the less we have
sustained.
R<sssrssi. That We hereby tender e.
the husband aud relatives If the de
ceased cur heartfelt sympathy. In this
shear great bereavement
Rsssses. Tia, copy of these resolu
tons be forwarded 10 the husband ani
relatives Of the deceased. aud alss thu,
. copy lie PLACED ca tho minutes Of The
Grange. and = copy he sent IN the
WEKkiy I>rEiflagNcAK. fer publiss
ton. WILLIAM T. fAvcgrr.
Many TaoNAe,
SALEraA +. farcErr.
Committee.
Waits River Grange. Nay Il. 1877
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| Wildbad. Count Schonvalotf will prcb-
ably &C. IS Vice Chancellor in Gorts-
/ chakoff absence
/ KIscHESEFr. May 2i.-Turki.ia de-
serters say there Is bad ceiling between
! the Turkish Genera lissimo and Achmed
+ Meycod Pssha, second in command
The latter wishes IN invade RoumaHia
while the Generalissimo insists ri. de-
f-nsive tactics.
BERLIN, May - Great activity
prevailed st the foreign ofHc- while
Bi-marck Was here snd ala active inter
change of kilograms with am bas,a'lor.
ab. Dad particularly the amba.>ador az
Rome From these and other ineica-
tious it is Concluded that Prince Bis
marck is about to assert h;. infiu, toe
upon the course Of affairs.
LONDON. Nay 2l.-Liverpoal ri.ie'e.
say that Fairchild. t. S Consul there.
is absent, and that Badeau. Consul
General At London. is going there to
rec~ive ex-President Giant. The Msy-
or Of Liverpool has rendered his hospi
taIities TO Grant.
PARIS. May 24-There is no truth
ia the assertion that the Pari, exhibi-
tion will probably be postponed.
MANCHESTER, May "a. The Guar
dams correspondent at Rsgusa tele-
graphs as follows: have just returned
from Albania. The Turks about Scu:-
aripand Pedgortiza number 10000 reg
nlars with 40 cannon and about $4,000
Albania Bashi Bazouks. They r, cei, Cd
orders on Tuesday to advance III force
along Moratcha valley to attempt the
capture Of Danilozrad. Turkish off,
Gals in Albania are v,ry despondent.
Many express the belief that the days
Of the Empire are numbered. A great
Russian victory on the Danube would
probably be the signal for a general
revolt in Albania. Epiru, and Thessally.
ATHENS. May. %. - The Turkish
squadron has arrived in the Bay of
SalOmis
BERLIN, May "a. - The Crown
Prince and Princess will give state
dinner to-day at Potsdam in honor of
Queen Victoria's birthday Members
Of the Turkish Embassy and several
distinguished Generals will be present.
ERzERoUM, May 24.-The Russians
are extending their left wing i'll a
southerly direction De'achments of
Cossacks have been seen near Van.
Tack Psshi has formed bis camp at
Abgha. The Russians are reported to
be within few hours march Of it.
Constant skirnishes occur. 4 Persian
camp. composed Of 10000 infantry and
1900 cavalry, is stated to have len
formed at Celmast. near Turco, on the
Russian frontier. with the object of
defending Persian neutrality. A sim
Infamous attack upon the Russians is
expected to 30 made to morrow by
Mukhtar Pasha and Sashin Pasha,
Grand Vizier, and all the Ministry of
War in response to the requisition for
horses Of oil civil and military func-
tionaries for tie army.
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EASTERN STATES.

NEW YORK. May 24-It now seems
that Senate Davis is no. i'll HIS son
il, which accounts for tho rumor.
The Suns editorial says We are not
surprised at tho rumor tha, Eyar.'s stay
ia the Cabinet is not long. If significant
fact ia connection with these rumors is
that Evart bias just renewed the lease
/ IT his house in New York. but has not
taken an extended lease of his house at
Washington.
The suns Washington special says
that Lindernau. Superiuten lent Of the
MINIS, has instituted private enquiry
20 the charges made against La
Igange, Superintendent Of the Mint a.
san Francisco. ia the whole subjec:
Linderman is silent, for official reasons.
but there is good reason to believe from
other sources. that LaGrangc will he
the beginning of the end Of the Federal
ring of the Pacific Coast. so far as it 10
fed by Federal patronage. With all
the variety of reports Of charges against
LaGrange, OLD and new. ne msl is
better acquainted than Secretary Sher-
man who was chairman Of the Com
mittee on Finance when LaGrange was
before it.
HARTFORD. Conn, May 24--In the
L. :. District Court yesterday John G
Tracey. ex-Prcqident. aud James II.
Chapman. Cashier. Of the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank, plead
guilty. the former Of making false re-
turns, and the latter to perjury in
swearing to them. The Naticusl Bank
Examiner stated that the loss to the
Bank would be 5000. 900.
New YORK. May "a - Arrived
Steamships Wisconsin. from Liverpool,
and France, from London.
WASHINGTON. May 24-U S. Treas
urcr Wyman has rendered his resigna-
ton on account Of i'll health. Assist-
att Treasurer Giltillan will succeed him.
BosToN. May 24.--Four inches of
snow fell in Berkshire county. Mass,
this morning. and it is feared much
damage will be done TO I'll. fruit crop
WASHINGTON. May 24-Cemmander
Whitehead. of the iantic. having de-
cided to leave the battery Of that vessel
ut Cape Town. South Africa, because Of
the unseaworthiness OF the Yantic, his
action is fully approved by the navy de-
partment. She is white oak vessel
aud has been IN con slant service for the
past five years.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2i--The Board
OF Directors Of tho Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, have decided to make .
reduction of ten Psr cent. in the salaries
of all the employees. beginning at the
president aud continuing downward
throughout all grades of the various de-
psrtments. Exception is made in the
cases Of labsrers and trackmcn, who
now receive less than one dollar per
day.
NEW YORK, May 2i.-The British
''.ipping in the harbor is gaily deco
rated in honor Of the 5sth birth day Of
Queen Victoria The day is observed
by the British residents Of this city.
Five hundred striking brickmasons
: .Iaverstrsw. y. y, have become 81
j monstrative that the town authorities
have called on the militia for ASST stance.
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CANADIAN DONlNlON.

TogoSro. May ~ The birthday of
Queen Victoria /. being universally OBJ
served throughout the dominion. II is
. general holiday
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
d. LOCKE, M. d.,
EN- list.

Bsving located at Seattle, will practice Den.
tistfy In all Its branches.
Prices reasonable. and all work shall give salts.
fsction.
Room l. Upstairs. Frsuenthal's Block. Com.
mercisi street. Seattle. my25-dtf