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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS THEATER.

Two Nights more and Saturday Matinee.
MISS KATE CLAYTON.
Friday and Saturday, nights and Saturday
Matinee,
THE TWO ORPHANS,
Miss Claxton as Louise. Her original crea-
tion, and played by her upward OF 50l times
IN the principal cities of the United States and
Canada. Mr.. b. Maoauley as jacques Fro
chard. The above play will be produced with
new scenery, effects, &c. .....-
Saturday-TWO ORPHANS Matinee Ad-
mission &c to all parts of the house, Night
prices, 2jc, 5Jc and 75c. No extra charge for
reserved seats.
Next week Mr.. FRANK MAYO as DAVY
rRnIlE Lrr
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ALL ABOUT THAT DUEL.
Some Errors in Yesterday's state.
ment Corrected.

National Associated Press to the STAR
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The Tribune
learns that the statements published il
its issue yesterday morning regarding
Bennett were not strictly true. Thit
morning it publishes as the exact facts,
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persIstently. Ben. Butler had been riot
Gus on the subject. The true doctrine
had been most conspicuOusly maintained
by Democrats, such as Senator steven
son OF Kentucky.
We regard this report as the solution
of the Presidential question. The pres
sure in favor Of it will be overwhelming.
Relief from suspense will be the ooca-
sion for general rejoicing. Let US have
peace.
The Cincinnati Gazette of this morniDg.l
Sober people outside the unwholesome
air OF the Capital are amazed to hear
OF such propositions to set aside the Ma
tional Constitution, being entertained
and actually agreed to by representa-
tives Of the two parties. The Reyolu-
tionists of France hardly tore old insti'
tions to pieces more rashly. What
| they are proposing to do is OF i'm
measurably more Importance than
| he question whether Hayes or
| Tilden shall be President. The Nation
can survive the Presidency oil either.
| But after this revolution of the Cousti'
tuition in the matter Of electing the
President, and this usurpation by Con
gress OF power to say who shall DC
| President, and even to job it out fol
| outside persons to decide. 1t is not likely
that we should have any more elections
OF President by the people. Nor coulC
respect for the Constitution remalI
after this assumption by Congress o
power to set it aside.
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It's Senator HOar.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Jan. 1s.-Geo. f. Hoar has
been elected, on the filth ballot, fol
United States Senator.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
7 bird Ed!EjIo1 4

For the next t,OentyJoar hours cloudy,
aUith slightly rising tempertare, and posSi-
bly, light rain.
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GRAND 0PERA.HOUSE.

Benefit Uniform Fund First Regi-
ment Ohio National Guard.
Only two nights more Of THE TWO Or
PHANS, produced with new and aborate
scenery and magnificent cast of characters.
Two Orphans Matinee Saturday Afternoon.
Admission only 2jc tO all parts of the house.
during the evening Bayonet Drill and Com
bat by Company Y Cincinnati Light Guard),
Monday next Mrs. James A. Oates Comic
Opera Company.
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Old Connecticut Unanimous fOl
a Peace and Prosperity.

aa Peace ana Prosperity.
National Associated Press to the Star.
HARTFORD, CONN Jan. 19.-In the Sen-
ate, Wm, d. Bishop, Democrat, present
ed resolution cordially approving and
endorsing the bill presented in
Congress yesterday relative to
counting the Electoral votes,
and calling on The Connecticut Senators
AMI Representatives IN Congress to ad-
vooate its passage. The Senate unani-
mously passed the resolution and it was
sent to the House OF Representatives,
which body made it the special order TO!
Wednesday next.
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xETANTED-SITUA young man
w of ability, as travelling salesman, fol
wholesale drug house; will traye ell three months
on trlal, expenses being paid; unexceptional
oity reference given. Address SALEoM AN,
L0cE box 500, Portsmouth, Ohio. 1856
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VxTANTED = SITUATION = By a sober,
w married man, aged q years; speaks Ger
man and English; thorough experience in
tailoring, wishes a situation as custom cutter
Ia pleasant country town, the West prefer
red; wages about s18 per week; at times when
not much cutting to do woult make coat
along with it; not afraid OF work; references.
For further information, aduress HARRY Il.
AAURER, Post-oflce Box %, Madison, Ind
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TOR REAT-HOUSE--T Three story dwelling
II NO. 26l Longworth street, near Mound
Inquire at f. ANDRESS' Il CO., 10 W. Fourtl
street '-'''''. IS At
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I'OR RENr-HoUsE--A good, convenient
I two-story house of five rooms; gas, hy-
drant and cistern. Inquire at 1923 Livingston
street. l6-4t
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TOR RENT-HOTEL-rh Ironton House,
lronton, Ohio. For particulars inquire Of
JOHN NJ. SrROBEL, hartweil, Hamilton
County, Ohio. '''' l6-4T
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE- Three story dwell
ing, No. 26l Longworth street, near Mound.
Inquire Of +. ANDRES & 20, 10 W. Fourth
etrnet 19-4t
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vxT ANTED = IUATION = AS assistant
w cutter, by young man oil experience,
IN n first-cIass merchant tailor store; steady
employment the object Address S. N0OKo,
BOX OF, Salem, Ohio. lo-46
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TOR RENT-HOUSE "A two-story brick
10 house Of eight rooms, corner Third and
Johnston streets, Covinlton, Ky; rent $40 per
month. Applj to MR.. GAkkiGAN. no. 100
East Front street, Cincinnati. jal9-2tFh&M*
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TOR RENT -SrORE-Five-story store, 81
West Second street, so feet front by 100 feet
deeH hydraulic elevator and every Conven-
ience. Apply 10 JOHN PFAFF, 69j Central
avenue. I6-4t
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wANTED---sITUATIoNs.

HNTANTED = SITUATION = By a young
w man who has had eight y, ars' expert
ence in he care of horses; city or county :
voofl reference. Address PETER Z. JACK
5 N, colored, Nicholasyiie, Ky. H-5t
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VTTANTED-TO SELL-Kid or pabole goat
w side lace shoes, 81 95 pair; button, SZ;
warranted custom made, at 243 Central avenue,
corner Of George street. jal5-6t
WI TANTED-PARTNER some CAPT
w tai, to run No. stone-quarry, in
piaoe whe e stone is In demand; quarry on w.
& Nj. Railroad. Address. s.. Il C., Box 1873,
Eoo0ootee Indiana 17-4t
u1ANTED-PARrNE small capi-
w tai to take half interest in staple man
nfacturing business in full operation, snort
distance from the cityi good inducements.
Uall at Room 10, Gal5 House. H-3t
@WANTED-BUY YOUR HATS or
3 MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth St. )yls-u
xNTANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
wv the winter in the country IsTms eqeap.
Shook h McNicolls stable, southwest corner
Al Fiftn and sycamore. no!5-tf
VNTANTED- = MAN An unmarried man
w who understands vegetable gardening
and the care Of horses and cow, to work on Il
small place in the country. Apply at TINS OF
flee Saturday morning ~
FOR RENT.
T1OR RENT-sMALLsTO sTORE-Thre rooms,
S99i: broadway 16-4J
T-OR RENT-SToRE-Th fine store, No.
E8 W est Fourth street. ''''-' 9-4t
TOR RENT HOUSE - On Walnut II lis.
il Apply at 2l4 Main street. 9-4t
TOR RENT-HOUsE-Of seven rooms, cor
II ner Milton and Young streets. Inquire at
98 Franklin street. 80. lO-ot
TOR RsALE-SALOON-Fl class in every
10 respect Inquire at 10 Pike street, Gov
mgton, Kentucky. 9-St
Q,'OR Neutrality-suspicious. rooms, side en-
E trance, 81 Longworth. street. Apply Dext
door, NO. 99. References required. lS-4t
TOR RENT HOUSE Two story brick of
IL nine rooms, with all modern improvements.
Apply on premises, l63 York street. ls-4t
Tor RENT = HOUSE = Eight rooms, moi
II ern improvements. Apply on premises, 80
LongwOrth street. References required.
lS-4t
JOR RENT-HOUSE "A two-story brick
1 house of eight rooms, corner Third and
Johnston streets, CovlnIton, n.y.; rent wv per
month. Applj to MR.. GAkkiGAN. NO 100
East Front street, Cincinnati. lal9-2tIh&MF
TNOR RENT-HOUSE- Three story dwell
ing, No. 26l Longworth street, near Mound.
inquire Of +. ANDRES & 20, 10 W. Fourth
street. 19-4t
TOR REAT-HOUSE--T Three story dwelling,
Il NO. 261 Longworth street, near Mound.
Inquire at F. ANDRESS' Il CO., 10 w. Fourth
street. 10 ~
L'OR RENT-HOUSE--A good, convenient
IL two-story house Of five rooms; gas, hy-
dYant and cistern. Inquire at l2S Livingston
strept l6-4t
TOR RENT-HOTEL-rhe Ironton House,
lronton, Ohio. For particulars inquire Of
JOHN NJ. SrROBEL, hartwel, Hamilton
County. Ohio '''.'''' 16-4t
TOR RENT-SrOKE-five-s store, "a
E West Second street, so feet front by 100 feet
deep hydraulic elevator and every conven-
ience. Apply 10 JOHN PFAFF, 693 Central
avenue I6-4t
TOR RENT OR E-No
I l19 East Third street, containing all the
mode improvements, in complete order, with
stable on rear alley. Inquire next door, II
OF subscriber GEO. A. fRlCh ARD. 10
TOR RENT-ST0RE-Th Ave- story ston,
F front building, with basement and sub
COLLAR, ON the south side OF Fourth street. near
Race, and adjoining the store. of Chambers,
Stevens " Co., is 1or rent. Inquire OF b. 81
MON a co cat
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TOR RENT OR SALE-RE5IDENCE- E-No.
T l19 East Third street, containing all the
mode improvements, in complete order, with
stable on rear alley. Inquire next door, J II,
OF subscriber GEO. A. fRICH ARD. 10 Al
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4 front building, with basement and sub
COLLAR, ON the south side OF Fourth street. near
RACE, and adjoining the store. of Chambers,
Slevons " Co., is 1or rent. Inquire OF b. 81
MON A. 60 .6-4t
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FOR SALE.

VINOR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
u No. q Whecler Il Wilson sewing machine
INQUIRE at this office. se9-u
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TOR RENT HOUSE = Eight rooms, moi
E ern improvements. Apply on premises, 99
LongwOrth street. References required.
1S-4t
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wANrrD-.-M1sCEb1ANnoUs

VVTANTED-TO SELL-Kid or pabole goat
w side lace shoes, 81 95 a pair; button, s2;
warranted custom made, at 24S Central avenue,
corner Of George street. lal0-ot
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THOR RRENT-SMALLSTOR rooms.
1885,; Broadway. lO-ft
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-10
An Eccentric King.

The eccentric young king of Bavaria
has, like other inortals, had his little
love affair. The lady WIS his cousin,
tho Princess Sophie, and the first ctIlse
Of attraction was her cleveness us IN
amateur singer mud actress. During
their ;betr0thul she frequently sang
:. Elsa lin costume to the kings "Lo.
,licngrin, and the day WINS bright and
happy. But the princess WIS extrava.
gantly fond OF dried fruit, which the
king abonlinated rs he does politics. He
begged her to cease eating such food.
She refused. "The "fairy prince 4"
threw her marble bust out OF the win
dow, broke some furniture, anil then,
TO his favorlte castle OF Berg, he
wrote 70 his uncle, Duke Macmillan, to
come and takO his daughter home, rs no
her from tho engagement, and
the. day WIS dark and dreary. The
princess Inns since married the Duke
it.Alencon, q grandson Of Iouis Philippe.
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Among the most exquisite scenes which de-
light the Cyc Of the European traveller are
THOSE rose cOlOrpl cl0Iid banners, floating from
the Alpine riffs. lIut II Is Only IN the sunlight
that nature hangs out these beautiful tokens.
80 Il Is only In the glow OF healili-thc sunlight
OF our inner tiug-that nature reveals those
physical cloud banners, the 'r0sy cheek aud
''clIurry lip" 10 praise which every poet Of tue
earth has invoked tho Muse 10 aid him. But
they arc M rare W the cynica! Hood conceived
Christian charity to he. Woman, eager TO re:
tain this charm, resorts 10 French art and
Iuuqe. Tho effect Is similar to that which
would be produced by substituting Anctioneers
tIags for tho delicate, glowing eloud-banners Of
tho AlpN. II woman woid aid nature instead
OF adopting art, would heek health instead Of
yainly trying 10 mask disease, she would not
only win the greatest Charm Of NomAnhood-
llealth-hNt she wonld avert much misery both
from herself md others. DR.. Pieces Fayorite
Prescription has received the highest praiEe
from tl,Onsantls Of pale delicate, suffering
women. One bottle oftOn affords more relief
ilNn months nf treatment by cauStlcS and ether
medicines. II IL harmless In any condition Of
the system, and lis uSe often renders The
modest invalid exempt from the most trying Of
UrleAlE-a personal consultation with phySi-
elan. tia tho duty Of every woman TO become
familiar with tho causes and symptoms OF the
MANY diseases 10 which her peculiar organiza-
ton ronders her liable, and also to learn the
proper means OF preventing these mAladles.
The Peoples Medical Adviser contains an or
tClSivo treatise npOn woman and her Dis.
cases." The author also advises courseR Of
domestic treatment, which will often render the
services Of a physician unnecessary. Every
woman sliorld read Il. A copy OF the Adviser
can 10 obtained hy addressing the author, DR..
Il, v, Pierce, Rt buffalo, n. Y. Price sl.5C
(pOstagc prcpaid). Favorite Prescription u
sold by all druggists.
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cO,,rlls and Colds.

From Jesse Smith, Esq.,, President OF The Nor
ris Co. Bank, OF Morristown, n. J. ,..
Having used DR.. wrrGR's DALsAN or Wild
CuEIRY FOR about fifteen years. and having
realized It's beneficial results In my family, i
AFFORDS me great pleasure In recommending y
70 The public Oh valuable remedy In cases Of
weak lungs, colds, coughs, ETC., and remedy
which consider 10 10 entirely innocent, and
maybe taken with perfect safety hy tho most
delicate In health" - ~
20 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all drug
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r,,,xx tvs,1p,s POPULAR MONTHLY

FRASr LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY
bns tsken rank As the largest, most literally ",
;nSrutC(l. ord cheapest family magazine Oh
nm. reading. lis wages aru large, type
sSaIiby beaatifp! iar clear. 6nsrayings lr.i 4;
SIsss and IL PEE IS within the reach o. all
classes. We have III The February humber
acceptable articles from tls pens Of lhf albeit 81
writer. including tho following Subjects ~
fully Illustrated: English Interest II =, iiie
Eastern Question:" Sup the Nilc: ~ Nistt
10 lIotteriain;' "The LaliesOf Ancient Homes
"IIow Glass IL Made lts l9s beautiful pages
100 illustrations and able soi'ip sSs srr 1s
circnlationof any monthly published IN america.
Tiiosc Of our readers who reside at a distance
iron, bookStorea and uGwsdealtrs, will do well
10 send s2.5O, the subscription price, or twenty
cents for inglc copy. to franc LE'LiE' 90
Pearl street, New York.
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It is now generally admitted by honest
fairly fastened upon lelungS, no human power
can save The patient from death. They also
NAY that about fifty pet cent. Of those who die
from this disease can trace the cause to 4
neglected cough or cold, which might have been
cured by small bottle Of Liquid 0p6deldoc,
or what IL the same thing, JohHsOn's Anoi1ne
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, Jan. 20, 1877.


These three words seen, prevalent iii thepub-
lie mind al the present time, We cnn assist the
travelling public by Informing them Of the fact
that the Grand Central Hotel. New York, has
reduced prices frou, 81 10 s2.5O nnd $500 per
day. This Is lower than any other tirst-class
lIuI.L In llIn LIlY
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Cut this notice ont and bring it with
YOU, We are authorized to refund the cash to
any person or persons who shall buy and use
Pdrsoms Pmydtfre Pills and fail Of relief and
satisfaction.
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Collins Voltaic Plaslers are not a
0uack noStrunl, hut remedial agent OF great
vaina. Probably no Investment OF % cents In
medicine will be found 10 yield such grateful
relief from lAlu and suffering az those plaStcra.
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AGENTS WANTED
A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.

~ WE WANT 500 MORE FiRsT-cLAss
SEWING MACHINE AGENTS., AND 500
MEN OF ENERGY AND ABILITY TO LEARN
THE BUSINESS OF sELtih @ 8 EHihc MAJ
CHIMES. COMPENSATION LIBERAL, BUT
AGENT. FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
Wilson Sewing Machine CD, Chicago,
s7 / 40 Broadway. Esv Tai. O. E.7 o.i.,., u.
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, the great New
England euro for coughs, colds and eonsump-
ton. Cutler Bros, 4 Co.'S, Boston, only genuine
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THE TIMES.
:, ElRsT-GI.,ss INlM:PESDEST MORN.
ING! NEWSPAPER.

IL published rS.ry morning tSuhdaya eAesay And 10.
NvsFpi by raErign ~ erhta lNr HV4Bk. Mall sub
srfihFFs llEIaHS tuel ttO per Ahhf, Of a. rTriA nor
tn0llh TuE TiAEA Newspaper Printing lstahl lah naht
Il tbs most eaNpste " the Qasd BtAt'r Sni has ihe
igintinE one thinlAAld ,IplA Of tho daily vILtF pT
minute and III the TNty b'Nt ulyeOt tbs AT. anil Iis
stNs fur nsaN arc uhAurINAz' W any lGnIl IN ca
Cuion. ''r
TJIE CIRcri.ATIOS oil ,TiiE
H. TIMES far .cStSsil.. that .. All,
49, FS Pr s'sf I6siiliS, sxt si : at.
RssnIttsnsss .lcald be made by dt OF Iu., oGu .Sr
4darsa. THE TIMES,
Tinrs iiniidius, r'iiiindrlphiN
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GEORGE s, MERRILL, P. NJ,
pnHElT II, TEwKSBtRY, city Tf6AA

XIV. ". n. IurHiAS, N. D., Of chlnicotht, No.,
who hAs n1r4l and seen other lartta use ont Eye
Cups, writes: "To ihoLo who ask my advice about
your RitAHi Bye Cups AM happ: 10 slate thLt
believe them TO e great hdvatARe IN many easFH,
aud should ~ tried by all and neglected. by none.
Th'SiS my honest conviction"
Reader, these are 4 few certificates out OF thou
sands we receive, aud to tho aged We viii guarantee
yuur old aud diseased eyes can be made new; your
Impaired sight, dInness Of yiH!on. and oTerworked
eyes can IL restored; weak, watery aud sore eyes
cured the blind tsy nee; speetaoles b discarded
Eight restored aud vision preserved. Spectacle
aud surgical operations useless.
Please send your address 10 tls, aud wo Will send
you our book, 4 0EM WORTH READING!
nyaNnun fUhpTu uUVYnnI
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ASSETS.
Chitsd States hre, and slr per cent Bonds.
philadelphia, and eItJ loans, seven psr cent
mortgage, railroad bonds, bank and otEsr
Mt9as:: Ill Sf., ::;n:" M, ,;,; ~
pIsrsI 49,: i..,"..... siRs
iosns m solists.si. ~ " p'Hslcs''sa..... tlla
Isents, MI ~, W. lsIOtAl
Prsmiuma on policies not reported, nci ,' All =
peteIed paJmeptA duN IN isf7, ngt, ,..,'..' SSn y
lnterutt due and accrued on leans ~ tS 'SS,,rss
u1sh ca hand and u trust oompAnies .,' ,sSos3s,
luTnjtnsa 4, 49, a " .uo piEll3
~ AOeii' "'nSo' anu Asensie""..". i1yAICi
Total, 80 :S6-----
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LAwHrxcE cFIY, Nasa, June ~, ~.
We, tho undersigned, having personally A ~ n,
Dr. AdOph DiOrnec!s foE yeSs nse MI II tfuth
md yerasity un1potttd. HIs character Is Without
rcproach, II. BoSSEi, Et'Mayor, az
4. D, v, DAVIS, Ex-Mayor,
GEORGE 8, MERRILL, p. NJ,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-02-10

DSOU Dr. J. ?. FrTL1R, being ivern. t,Jti uad.
is.srss. u ntilss iiidG11u fikiSi G.sT o.shaL =
Ly9 psrpstssi VII ItAl asaY. fsltl1e -
go h.s;ss IVA r.,si.slls aIRicIii IL pInasnfi
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S'H ,r,. ia IL n"tIop"i atT,iTs wl,,rL
N" fn,Scrs ~ tbe r"nTbIi, lad So n, In
isOO nnI whIrI, nj various I,eriois IN lin n 4"
iSo%'. Li.Iorv Tr,.nt .,"tctmcn Ind fnr.,"H md
SSI 5rcsSoJ II ,nIrIi Lc tLai If ,L" hi ,r,rc
I"tantrJ N"j rnn,rtII rsSlci Ia ,,,sS ,Nr men !.
Wv" n" ~. sMI' Isct one or tIr OtGrr n ib% mar
H.. waMI NH nsScsinIiw snhrnit 10 a decision
%Li.b jI"v hsIiers,I n ia Witbont law mr. an.
tLnri,v III h~ ,.o"T,.s,.l n very TrsSt ,SnuT%.
, All t,1rI ih.t sncI, %oMI1 moi ~ fhe csss liz
",,at.I inh% Wsrsb"iI ami fJNHti Wri,sinr 10
,"rS H." Observation-Disclosures or H." L,,I ND Nv
I,l III H. ,u;nrs;a ~ III a. n'.so,,s S,,h 80,
sa ~ y" 'u'N''0' " anu ''' "0'"eo WIN 'O''
" W. Vii Ijn,lor (I,cr, a, y,rc,,;, Advocated
a." a'.o" n, ILL., ~ Trosi,io"tiHi "iSc.
, 1877-01-20

EN- ROUTE EAsT.-On this trip Of
the Dakota, Mr.. Pearson, formerly
chief clerk of the Surveyor-Gen-
erals Office at Olympia, and 4. Pb
Shoecraft, of the same place, will
leave for the East. Mr.. Pearson
gees for good. Mr.. Shoecraft will
return to his adopted Territory, on
or about the first of March.
LAY SERvIcE.---There will be but
lay reading at Trinity Church next
Sunday, in consequence Of the alb
sence of Rev. Mr.. Bonnell, who will
go to Port Townsend to preach that
day. The usual Friday evening SER
vice will be dispensed with.
, 1877-01-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Davis is the simplest aud best.
CALL and see the new Davis Sewing
Maca,re. at E. H. Halls, Cherry st,eet.
FRED SAND is the place to gel
the best cigars in the city. Give
bim q call.
TIE Davis is light running, and
no'se'ess, and does lis work thoroughly
CONE one. come all. and get one of
the extra Mince Pies at tue Eureka
bakery. 1T
Hor Irish and Scotch Whisky; also,
To n ard Jerry, at the Merchants Ex-
Charge Saloon. n26
LooK AT TH.s.-To those that are suf
fe:irg with the PILES can be cured In
a vefy short tine by calling on q. B
Farleman, at tue Dec: Hotel.
d27 If
IF you want anything in he line of
D'rgs. Pc, .Une'y. Tfpsses, in fact,
ryt 'ug rsra''y ept in Drng Store,
call on NJ r. Maddocks, Seattle Drug
Store. n1f-tf
TEE DAVIS is in every respect FEST
CLASS MACH Ne, ard wotthy the the at
ten.ion OF ali who deem the best article
a wess the best. ja5-t
FRED BARKER has some splendid ci-
gars. aod excellent btaods Of tobacco,
pines, c'gar holders, pocRes gallery. etc.
Nor AD3oURNED.- The Centennial at
Phiiedelbf;a has closed lis doors for
hundred yeas. bot the Centennial Sa-
loon Of Seattle is sill opel, aod Verccu
is always on hand to meet his many
frieuds. ja6
AN examination of the DAv SEWING
MACerNE will at occe demonstrate the
fact laa: it conbspes the gceat sinpli-
civ in construction, durability in work
and wear, and most perfect ease aud
certa'uty in operation. *ja5-tf.
PINahAM & SAKE have just rece we'd
(per Dahota) a fine assor. ment of the
very latest styles of Hats Shirts, Gloves,
iancv S,lK POCKET Hendee chiefs, Alex
is Ties, and gents tn~nisbing goods.
which they are selling cheap for cash.
Call and see them and you will find
that they sell the best goods at the low
est prices of any house in Seattle jI75t
The "Ceutenpial" and the National
Gold Medal were awarded to Bradley &
/ 40 son for the best Photographs in
the Urited States. aad the Vienna medal
for the best in The world. 429 Mon;-
gomery street, San Francisco.