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n1a- ONEMORE CHANCE TOsECUREEa
~ BARGAINS. E9t ~
SPECIALIZATION

"a .7'y7k.--xt II -. - ssS''
The great ciosing-out sale OF SUMMER DE-
oooDo' w WILLIAM TIIALHIMER'S,
COZ BROAD 8 TR I
,,, continue for ffteen duys longer and therefore
aavise an carly CALI from all la want bargains
would cali special attention to my stock OF HOUSE,
FURNISHING GOODS, such ~ BLEACaHtt'l}5, a ailo
Tons sBEnTiCKs MA AT QpikkT1s !;
jfI,-CLOTHS, CURTAIN-LACES-all Of which
am selling Mt cost for the next fifteen DAYS 10 reduce
stock and make change In the business.
lam also Offering my entire stock OF DRESS
GOODS suitable for the present and coming season.
BLACK ALPACAS. GRENADINES, WHITE
GOODS: all kinds of CASSIMERES. LINENS,
JEANS, WHITE AND COI.ORED FLANSELS,
ut cost to reduce stock and make change in the bust
ness.
PARASOLS-a great sacrifice in !hem as am oc-
termincd 10 close out the stock for The season.
Give me u call on PARASOLS:
One thousand CORSETS from SOC. 10 S2-some
great bargains In them ;aso the celebrated COO
LEY CORK CORSET, only 81 worth $3.50.
Don't fail 10 give me an early call.
-. WILLIAM TfIALH1MER,
mn / COL Broad street.
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MILITARY NOTICES:


HEADQUARTERS, Co.. B., FIRST VA, REGIMENT,
=. RICHMOND, VA, August II, 1S7h
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. -. ..f., 4
- ]. In compliance with regimental orders, p
you are hereby ordered 20 assemb!e III your AT w
mory THIS saturday. EVENING at O'Clock,
ii fall-dress uniform, for trip 10 White sulphur
III. The men will carry their cross-belis and epau-
ieites In Their knapsacks. i, f<-sI ..s,l
TIT, Members Of Richmond Grays desirols OF
uniting with us are cordially invited to be prompt
BY order Of Captain C. r. BrKFoRD.
,.,o-I - : J.sTAYLoR sTRATToE,
HEADQUARTERS. / COMPANY. C,,R
III EIRST REGIMENT, VIRGINIA VOLUN- q
TEERs-Members OF Company will assembled IN
Ut their aruory In full-dress uniform, ut F. n. II
TO-DAY promptly ~.3 La:;;ltsl So. !ni]1i
|. by order Of Captain SPoTsYooD.t 3.eilg 4
au l1-lt* G. X. WREN, Orderly Sergeant
OK 20! ,'te' 'RIcHMoRp. August TO, 1877.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
nave this day aopainted WAITER W. WiLlKINs
=, y carry % 1T ja
UIT-sToREi toibuX and hforcah;o .,h'
nu ll-2w e. GATHRIGnT.
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nELEGATES AND VISITORS !@5s
come and see The bargains am Offering 10 $500
unredecued pledges: OLD, and = i IL nE1s
WATCHES CHAINS. RINGS, BUTTONS Ola
'A'A~ S' -, s.. A. WlESTOCK, -
.ft.auf 73i hiib ~ No. II Fourteenth street.
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mr. REV. JOHN C. BURRUSs, Of
Alabama, will preach at the UNIVERsALisi
CHURCH, on Mayo street, at II 4. d. and o. I III
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A TTRACTIVE TICKET TO e5iTsMa
OLD POINT.
,Ncyr -orSC BOARD

INCLUDING BOARD.
On SATURDAY. August 18th, and EVERY
Successive SATURDAY, until further notice,
the James River Steamboat Company WIN place on
snio round-trip tickets, good to Old Point leaving
here at A. NJ. on SATURDAY and arriving here
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, including FIRS T
CLASS BOARD ut the Hygeia Hotel i'll the interim,
for the low price Of 10.
Meals on steamer at reduced rate;-riz., breakfast,
Soc: dinner, 75c.
Tickets for sale OH board steamer.
, - - '-.. $3.50. L. =. TATUM.
t an 7-Im General Agent.
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Accommodation train leave, Hi"jlHDni dAi}g r.N.
ccpt Sunday at 400 r. 81. ~" a:1!;r> :. Co.,
louisville at 1:4J i. u.
Mail train between Richutr1;! nui Hinton rE.s
day tpycept sunday. between Hinton and HUI.
ngton daily. stopping al Il, T. IulIr Ia ."a,
Express train runs dtI;'. >'"rinHG Al ltH1''r,
Junction. Soel'S. Tcvilli1n :. L"u-, 'torY,.y
Char lottcsvil'c, Staurton. t'"-'"u. St'"TH. '''-
iuwton, and Ill regular station, "'t &c t"NiUEi"n.
Mail and express trains connect :. hr-tnHsFI. E:
for Washington aud the North. an 2, 'l.r.o,.a,
willie Tor Lyr,chhurg and the Sou'h.
EXprcsS train connects IT Cincinnati VIA ilHa,
lines for All points in IL" M"s:. %0r'S~".t. ar'
Southwest. ana at I.ichiaDu'l VIII ;At RIrM. 3
and ndnyie. and Richmond and r"'t"stUrs 'rl..,
for all points SOUTH
Slcepiur-c2rs run on uigh.-triiH-
Mail train arrives ut Richmond AZ I.SNp VI.
Express train arrives III R!I.~i,t. q $40 =. s..
Accommodation train arrive II Rcam'li -
S:45 \. Nj.
Through tickets sold and !ra-@:I-, ch""k"'! - j.,
principal points.
Fox rates, information. &C.. a.,pir a; Compan! 5
Offices, and at SIC Main street. Hirhmdni. ".
CONWAY Il. lluWhi;p,
General Passenger RAJ Ticket tE'H-
W. Ms. Dunn.
ico Engineer au: -Gp, riut"Edra-
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~ Gu r S l o y &.
GRAND EXCURSION.


TO
OLD POINT. NORFOLK. AND PORTSMOUTH,
TEISITY LODGE, No. 81. independent Order Of
Good Templars. will make their second excursion To
the abovc-namcd points. leaving the wharf. at
Rockets, on III ~ RSDAY MORNING. August 1G:l.
at 7 O'Clock on the fast and elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER. 49,. =. -
Arrangements have boon made with tho proprietor
of the Hygcia Hotel for supper lodging ana break
fast at person: children under ten years NJ
81 Those wishing TO remain lonser, S2:23 per
day: children under ten years 81 80; or for one
weeks board, $3.50; children under ten years.
$3.50. ...; .......
Meals on boat ut 4 reduced rate.
Fare for the round trip, 81. Children and servants
ilalf-price. 49,, -, 80. ,,,. -
Special arrangements eau he made for families or
parties of five more by applying to the committee
Tickets can he procured Of the following commit
tee: W W. Wood. City Hall: james +. Riidick,
CITY Hall; l.. G. Weatherfvrd, St. Clair Hotel: D. A.
Gilt l7O2 Main street: NJ. L. Dill. Eleventh street
and Basin bank; Daniel Wren. First pnlicc-station
also at the following places: T. +. GIN. $50 east
Rroad street: John II. Frischkorn, No. 9 Seven
tccnth street: William II. Williams. 24lS Broad
street; L. kcrscy & Son, 1407 Main street.
AL l l-5t ..-.-.-
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No efforts have been spared to- make the Lee Dan
the grandcst affair Of the season. - Ill, ,o
In addition to other attractions mere WIZ Dt
GRAND MILITARY ENCAMPMEST.c comprising
the First Virginia regiment, Two companies from
Norfolk one from Petersburg, one from l1SncnburS,
ono from charlottesville and two from Staunton.
'Ne '1o''' o'''--' CONWAY X. HOWARD,
. conorol Passenger and Transportation Agent
. j. &. DAME,
80 o. ... ''*. Southern Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TAyING EMPLOYEDACO COMPETENT
TUTOR for my own children desire TO re-
cciye into my family FOUR BOYS to increase the
number of scholars. :.
The usual English branches. Latin, French. Ger
mn m and Mathematics, will nc tauyht.
Session TO commence SEPTEMBER Is TIL, and
end last OF June. 1878.
reference can be made to Rev. PHILIP SLAUCII-
TER OF Mtchciis station, rs to the advantages OF
the situation, &c
For TERMS ~ TO Board and Tuition apply
0-.. ...- Mrs. r.. T.. MALE.
Rspldan station,
All 1l-3w '...' Cupepcr county. Va.
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RICHMOND AID IETBRhBl Rot
RAILROAD tOIPAlI. !
COMMENCING AUGUST 6. 1871. Gslr>
~ Oh This road will run follows:
LEAVE KLIIMOSD >OCTH.
7:G5 A. NJ. THROUGH MAE. daily. conu,';1.
for Charleston. hugu.ia. tolnmh'a'>' -
yannah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and all poInts Snu'h and eoutl west;
also CONNECTS al ietsr.hyy VIII ;!t
Atlantic. Mississippi ard ONO ralIr'hl
for LJnchburg. faru! villa" and Other
local stations Oh tsa, road m1hlHS
same time ~ bS any other NM. ms
train stops oniS ~ Manchester ana
Chester.
l:lOP. NJ, ACCOMMODATES daily ieXce|;
SUNDAY ]. ia~5cnl"r, takiaS tn uaa
will make cI--t connection al pc'"f-'
burg tor Norfolk. and II Norfolk WIN
splendid Eay-'inc steamers for Bil;.-
more, Phiul,.pia, and hcw ! oI"'
and with The Ola pnunon steamer
for New York. stopping AZ AL rrsi!.'
stations on signal.
6:30P. NJ. FREIGHT daily Except sunday -.
coach attached.
1o.55 p. NJ. THROUGH NAH. daily except sun.
dayl. connecting for Wel!"n. R-lcish'
Wilmington, and Charleston. futna'!
s!ccpns-car for W!llntnT'n AMI 'At
South
LEAVE PETERSBURG SORrg.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH Mai. daily except sat
day), connecting with Richmond, re-.
cricksburg ano Potomac railroad !9'
All point. North. Fss'. and Wet.
lilo M, ACCOMMODAT1ON TRAIN dai'y ir!'
crpt Sunday with passenger coach 81
tacned. -,
400 p. 81. THROUGH M-\H. daily, connec!!ni
with Richmond. Fredericksburg Ana
Potomac railroad for al! points tH''
and west. Also, making clone c"unte-
tiou with the the>1l~2kc aud oAi3
railroad tor the Virginia sprtirs aa1
ali points North and West THIS l!-!a
stops only al Manchester
s.lO p. H., FREIGHT TRAIN daily ieIteM sel-
day), with passenger cG,ch nti1ci"i'
This Is the only line running double daily tran
froH Richmond South. $3.50 ,,,,-
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at \. NJ. and $50 l. ~
every Sunday till further notice. -
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII sAf! ''o~
the Apponiattox depot ...,,,,,.,srt
je9 A. SHAW, s uheflntHIo"--
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- !, II. sTyESTH-sTREET CHRIsrIAF
5 y, nK g,cn-preaeitns "a A MAhy Rey. j. Z.
TYLER. Noservlccs affiishs:. Ef rs
~- cIAY-sTREET d E THODIsT
c.I1TptH fcorner Clay and Adams stre.ts).-Tsev.
Josrpuus ANDERSON, D.. D., of Florida, win
preach at, IL O'Clock TOMORROW Sunday MORN
,yc. and at az p. NJ the pastor, Rev. p. a. PETER
SON. Ill
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me- RELIGIOUS SERVICE AT,QNloN
CHAPEL, Howard's Grove, on SUNDAY AFIhh-
NOON at 4 O'Clock, conducted by members Oh '''
Young Mems Christian Association.
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BUSINESS. CHANCES.
WATCHES, O.

.tsl., mil WATCHES, DC. -, .'!:.lI
TOR SALE-A BARGAIN-AN& 2
II AMERICAN STEM-WINDING 14-kA- gag
RAT HUNTING CASE GOLD WATCH: 49,
YAH '9 9 H"a ~nr = wa,chnaser and Jeweiler, :
:. Ill 1-ltt 80. lLL - 92O Main Street.
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THROUGH NAIL TRAIN DAILY

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKE;G Yygy,
~ - :" SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1877.
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.;;:ss::.s s M
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MT RELIGIOUS SERVICE WILL BE
HELD on SUNDAY at the following places, oon,
/ ,t, -, =, o,,hora or the Christian Association and
otbnr ,ovmen: At the Almshouse chapel at 1!
o,cock A. NJ. and 2. NJ; ut Belle Isle chapel. ana
inst above the old mill the canal, and nj Cersley
Crovo near Manches el., at 4 F. NJ 1T the peniten-
| at A. NJ, .-..-.... ...
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE EIII
II az ROAD COMPANY. '|-
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|. NJ METHODIST .SUNDAI-SCHOOL
sOClETY.-Thc regular monthly meeting OF THIS
Society will be held ut Union Station church Sun
pAYArTERSOoNa at 81: O'Clock. Professor CHARLES
II. WINSTON, of Richmond College, and others VIII
address tbe meeting. Nj. WEST, President.
Charles p. Rddy, Secretary. --
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T5- THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
TIE BAPTIST SUNDAY-sCHOOL ASSOClA-
TION will be held SUNDAY. at Al T. NJ with the
Fulton Baptist Sunday school, ...
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company VIII
sell on August 9Th 14t and l5ui round-trip TICK
cts to White Sulphur good to return until August
1 nj no fnllnNsnO
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TNHE MISSES RANDOLPH WILL RE-
L OPEN THEIR SCHOOL At EDGE HILL on
the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1877.
Address: ShadwcIl Depot, Abemarlc county Va.
All 3-tSel5
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SUMNER RESORTS.

adjacent to the Greenbricr White sulphur Springs
Greenbrier- county, West Virginia.
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TElGG r A p HIC
istectal a. the Daily In.sliic.nesr
EASTERN STATES

New YonK. Jan. 6.-The I.n.e.
Washington special says Ben Hill is
again becoming troublesome 10 the
Democrats lie declares if HAYES is
elected be must h. insusurated reaoe-
fully
Inc Times New Orleans special sax.
II - evident now that the Dual GOV.
eminent cannot exist much longer in
that State without collision If op,oS.
ing forces. That this week has na,sea
% quietly IS due 10 the fact that No
Eaery has no friends aud no respective
following men who think OF BIN a.
Governor
The Ir'5Hfn,s Washington special
says there abouuds something bad in
the Oregon business. Tho comm,,,s.
have already struck strong scent.
aud the nervousness Of the Democrats
especially Senator Kelly and Grover
aaos 10 the general belief that Il Will
'eaa 70 an important discovery. Tho
tae'fy OF Oregon Republicans her. :,
that twenty-five ~ thirty ,h,a<,nl a.,
lars was raised in New Work - e,...
oas the scheme Of securing the ,lre.or,,
vote, and that Tilden's Intimate ai,is-
ers procured the funds. Transmitted
them to the banking hoase q. salem.
soa' Senator Kelly. when on has way
cast was turned back by dispatches from
&c" 'osS To oversee the comsutan.a
ZION " the job. and that the monsy VAS
eu ~ the men immediately COR
10 the affair. Whether this the. /.
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EUROPE.

MADRID: Jan. 5.-The extraditlon
treaty between Spain and the United /
States has been concluded, and will be
signed Tomorrow. The treaty specifies !
% o.fen-es for which persons accused /
NAV be extradited, and Is the most COM
preheusive which has Yet been entered
into by the United States.
Su,NGuAi.Jan. The Carrier states
that the Spanish minister has broken
off rela ions with the Chinese govern
me;t, and Spanish fleet has been or
d,red to China. TIE cause of the rup-
tnre i, not positively known Some say
difficulty has grown out of tn unset
Isl Il .i!..- a,ui those corn",'-cd win
the Crl,an cpolir question.
l.r<ups Ian. ) i'nc nrHs"' C'.t'e
t.......i!.r,.- ti.t lie r.nr!-h ml':ls'.l -
.Tt.,r.. ~ Is. :n'-cquc'.ce - ape
/ hcnl,I scarcity, "xP'r'rt'oi IT 9ra'n
from I;usni.re AZ, ; nc pcr-iar julf IL
prohibited.
Ha,Tox. Jan. ) Ia bo,ri Of trade
to-day lopted :. ~, luton urging Cen
gress 20 extend the zine and charter Il
the n. p. r. h.
Rosroy, Jan. J--Thr Board Of Trade
to-day adopted Il report taking strong
ground agains, the adoption of the sill
yer bill, and petitioning Congress to APP
point government commission t" CON
slider the question of remonetizing sil'
, yer at a fixed relation of value to gold
, coin. The report embraces a petition
, that silver coin shall not be made le-
r cal tender for sums larger than $40.
r eLoNDoS, Jan. Amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank OF England
on balance to-day, 100000.
BERLIN, Jan. 5-Specic in impeIis
| Bank Of Germany decreased ten and Z
: half million marks during the week.
a The Emperor has issued an orde
: The federal council has made importau
r concessions to Alsace and Lorraine
!, having agreed to proposals that meas
), ures passed by the provincial board o
, representatives. ii approved by the fed
= eral council, shall become laws withou,
K previous approval of the German par
| Lament
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EASTERN STATES.

WASHINGTON. Jan 5.-The Hou SO
committee on the Pacific Railroad to-
day agreed IN report ihc Senate bill to
extend the t,mc TOT The completion Of
the North Pacific Raj Road righr
years without amendment. except one
that the company shall not be required
TO locate its route through Idaho be.
fore July 18th
The oommitteeto day finally rejected
Lanes proposition f'r restoring to set
temen, Norihern Pacific railroad
lands III Washington Territory, aud
voted to recommend the passage Of
tht senate hill granting eight years
additional time for the completion of
the read, with only one amendment.
which allows further time for the TO-
eaton Of the line through Idaho as
foreshaiowei las: night.
NEW ORLEANS Jan at is under.
stood that the military authorities have
orders to transfer 3.0oo.oo pounds Of
ordnance sn,l or,lns nee stores from Rs-
ton Roage Ia New York. Including 100
barrels oi powder, guns. shot. she'll. etc
NEW IoRK. Jan. The 7.ases
Will ubllsh to-moriow the following
Reports III circulation about town YES.
IeTday afternoon ~ the effect that Ben.
nett aua May had left ;he city FIR the
purpose ot fighting = duel are atterlv
without foundation. The associate
press has dispatch from Hartford
stating that Bennett passed through
'oeF' to-day. and the local bureau at
'A' a. latel press here report thu,
feane'; oonli nc, he ia.,n. in the city
o-ulgat
BosroS. Jan Jas e Bennett, is
u this city.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EN- ENEI An

NEW ENGLAND
George Raymond. A Bunting. Victo-
ma Mrs Sargent. Port Gamble; W
Johns, F. Becker. VIM Fawcett, " G
Fuilard. Seattle; NJ Barry. Tacoma; o
Btbcock. Centerville; J Swan. Walla
Wails; \ II Hoffman, Portland; DIG
Loviii Thomas Jones, Renton: II II
Miller. + McNatt, Miss Mary McNatt,
Dnwamish; Capt Nugeut and wife.
Seattle; Capt Wilson j Myers. Port
Madison.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
Edward Evans, Daniel Pugh. What
com; W Brown. Seattle; q Jackson.
Dnwamish; y Runalk. Bennett. South
Prairie George Lewis, Fanny Lake. N
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County and City Official Press.
Monday, January 6.
A QUESTION OF POLICY.


II seems nstu'ai " 'i'alA 'NA'
ws nse IN . nsP"o''c anu ~ ''''
tue burden OF a f''ya' e''i"'''A
sristocfacy u soppoF'' a''u III :"
ana DO not paFe inc eAPc"'o' - " ~
"fsah']a'"" 70 '''ia ~ '"'
ought 70 oe very i's"' va ''''
thefe - so"d "s"i Va
amount Of 'SAal'o'' '"A'
Ally 70 pay 'e" - '''''
over thr" per 'e"i. pr ~ -
Tor county 7oi'0'' ''''''
poll e'''' ePee'a' ',''', a."
special purposes Peoe'e ''''' = w
tN's ia matter - ~ 7'''"''
4uetee a. a pa'i''i 'N!''''''''''.'' -
fact u 'a"'r bring hi2h ~ ''' ''''' :
u NUT - KEEP !" ''''l'' /" a.
dens rs must d" borne 'a'i ''' 80.
shoulders Jf fewer 10 isar them. ahd
,,,. en- -. ,,,ch IN. heavier
a,,, !, f,,o,
&c h;a, ,.,as the, !. tho load ria, j.
;gl.i1
..;..,.. .... wo,L. of ,uhl;,
..,;., ., r.;,-oa5. .,5 ;u,o;o,a.
IT,. ..u.;n. :. wh;oh ali share III,
advantages. are more speedily attained
il NIL contribute A little TO secure tn.
h.,eft
There are. howsver. two WAYS 0,
lsxvino the sum total Of the taxes =
ono Ia n administer them HOMEOPATHIC
ALVIN small doses but often. the 9th
ar IA IN hmm than and done with il
The taxes. like elections, are a bore
They are an extensive diversion. 4
few wears AGO. State and Territorial
elections were held at one time, the ia
t;onal n another. mnniciral al sti.
another. and school elections at n tim
,isnsxxr-e"'os -s~0 "''e r~fy .be other.
s. '" '"' s''''a. '''"'.'~---
IL -o'e'i'oe'' i"o 'e'uehcs
'o"ar" s''h eres'er uniformity III thl
respect IL al tue civil elections c
whatever character eo'isd DC Drouso
"Io" tue S"'"e nay Tue result "o"'d d
great e'o"o''''cai gam
The principle Is the same III assess
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Look ~ tins. To those ,hat are
suffering with the Piles. They can be
eured by the Wightman Process, by c.
b- farleuan, "a. the Occidental Hotel.
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ory !. founded OF fact will probably lie
developed in f+w days. There IS no
more talk u counting Csonia'> vote.
NEW York. Jan. COLES Morris,
according u the 7'rs3,osf. is defAul;er
70 the ex,eat ot 5000 All bat
$3.50, 800 bas beea restored.
Chas Cooper, ,ruckman. reported last
night at the Central ofice. whsle on
hi. wav to the dock Of the steamship
Harve. h. wa, blocked in Canal street
By horse falling in front Of his sehi-
Gle. He Jumped down 10 assist the
driver Of the fallen animal, and while
E,i- at.eatio,i was thus directed a ,hirf
sole from ais truck case containing
go. 900 worth # silkworms intended
for France.
KELLOGG is likely TO BE- sent for from
Louisiana, according - the Hfra,d :
special.
Tie Tla,rs Washington special says
t1a, Col. PeItou will be put upon tile
witness stand in the Oregon ease. Ii Is
| no, b lieycd that he can escape giving
| information as r. the vital point OF III
| quiry.
| Another Washington dispatch to the
! Tine. SAYS considerable information has
| been received here 10y letters from ONO
about tn temper and actions OF the
/ Democrats Of that State. One report
! lhat comes in is that john Thompson,
Sergeant at arms Of the House, proposes
20 appon, 100000 mcn AZ deputies aud
nave them IN Washington on 'Ie i'm
lay of March tpex,cute the w!ii "i the
House with respect u i'ldeh inaus"-
ration, TIE ona' = meetings 1t Demo
crAi, II ~i.lsc; i-."ga''s :" IN SAKE
! consyD'ie On ''.e sth "''' a" iu' u
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t. .,..-:..- t.,.-t,, na.r.-..oi II 4 blood
s,,td I'd ii .je~ce - ;a'r, 3" lao = .
lass la'terr Il Hnrd, ~ the prcs'''
ucu.e of i.c,r.>, 1T ttlycs. and consid
s,irre,l one # their most cautious lead
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al, ;na,,ur,,.. T,jaan n..ceably i, ~
o,n ,o-o,tIv i "a. ,unst" Steaimal
d, it,. ,,,;r.,t and >shlv con
.~o, III. me.,;ug was no, large
,,,ho ,,.3;,, business men were no
a, .i,,o,,h ,,.;r a,nesao pearel
y.v Ia, The T,n,fs saw
,,a co,m;s.;onsrsh;n Of the Pater
, osorod % C,;,,on NJ,
nu 80 Auburn
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Conversational inv, s.ieation 20 |
u ,h;oh v;t, ask {,
. =, ;,o,;,v a. 70 whether anv memb,
5 ,,a hoard of no,ice of the Distri
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EUROPEAN nRAFTs Drafts issued
a. lowest rates Cn Greet Britain. Ire
land. Germany, Russia. Franc. Norway
and Sweden. Tickets 10 and from,
Europe sold At lowes, rates by Andrew
thlihvrg, Seattle. ". II
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Cut This Out.

Il MAY SAVE YOUR LiFE.-There
Is mo person living bnt wha, suffers
mere or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. vet
some wonli die rather than pay -
cents TOR bottle Of medicine that would
cure them. DR. 4 BoSCHEE's GER
NAN SYRUP has lately been introduced
IN this country from Germany. and its
woudrous cures astonishes every one
that tries II. Won doubt what We say
In print, cut this out ard Ia Ike il 10 YOUR
Druggist and get sample bottle for l6
cents and Try II. Two doses will relieve
y"a- Regular size - cents
CRANE * RRI0HAM. Agents.
>aa Francisco
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DIED.

WILSON At Sksset. Jan. Eth Jane r wife of
Joseph ). Wilson. aged IS years,
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NJ A r r I E d.
GILMORE cRArroy-1oK ,,c,,,., "

GILMORE CRAFfuN-Ia Klickitat VT Dec
- is'o. James l.. Gilmore and Miss isabelle
Grafton all o: klickitat
VAN BEBBER sTEwART-In rterc. cor,,, W
T.. Dee. 81, +. NJ. Van Bebber aud Miss Len.
stewart
MA IiN-IlPPERf-fn Pierre COUNTY W r
Dec. 81 John q. Martin aud Miss Alice VI. Tin.
perry. 'f
MORSE OLIYER-At snohomish city. on the T,h
inst. Mr.. Eldridge Morse aud Mss Fsnnv
Oliver both Of Snohon.ish
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From Saturdays 0reeonis
CALIFORNIA

SAN Francisco. Jan. ) Arrived -
Bark Dublin. Seabeck.
Sailed Bark Casssndria Adams por,
Townsend: bark David Hoadlv. Pert
Gamble: bark Gca Cobb. Sesbeck
bark Willard Midget, Burrarl Inlet.