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Tolal...,... .s62l. b03, 160 $652, $40, 77:1
The .lerrpase In the expectation Of raw cotton
10 accounted for by tho largcly-incrcascG home
consumption, which partially shows Itself In tho
increased cxportation Of manufactured cQtton
goods; A. A. !nsrsaac gf nearly io@ tle
we'll fur IL new country, beside which almost
any European nation IL old enough 10 bo Its
agricultural grandfather. Our agricultural
friends, too. seem to hayc made soInu discover
built up q thriving business. BUTT is IN tho
article of breadstuils tint this country finds Its
greatest cxpos. tsadc, the sh!nmen.s o1 corn,
wheat. -four, etc., having nearly doubled within
In fact, for most OF those articles which arc
among tho ncccssarics OF life, this country l,as
bcen called upon for ltbonll supplies, tho de-
lnand Increasing stca.lliy and surely year by
valuatiou.;, tl,e following shows tho Increase
, 1877-03-02

Cotton e.. -. is{ 81 GIG ,se 1sSS fS asa
@Ss:l %S,a 1p; /. :...... 4S91s " 4a @ e3Sg 359 559
Cheese. lhs......."... q. 4ha, Az 100 IN, 31!l
Tobaee',, iss..........st9' yoo 999 a1o, aoo. g9o
De! B:s; $::; Il; IN IL q s. ;$5
Thcac Agurea should furnish: tho utmost
bey - .ho ths fhot .ff srks q
for all their surplus products, atti that whcn
Europe steps Into cur markets. ~ i competitor
prices arc likely to rulc high. Nor is tho
sts4R9, tssnE an" s's snsrs to eg
has IN numerous branches enabled them to
compete in European nlarkcts with the best
skill Of tue OLD World, and also cnabled then
Thv year is7i saw decided stop forward takun
In the export Of leatlier, hardware, glass. gpt-
ton goods, paper, and numerous other articles,
which has lait foundation upon which our
future, There 4 r>otn for experiment In othrr
lines Ut goods. II is stated here tl,ut large
dcrs frol, abroad for AMcricnn prtNlucts hare
already hrcn received for tho prcscrt ysar, and
o better account ut the end OF tljc year than
tint given above. Ccrtatnly tn arms of alt
Kinds W. shall make q much bettcr showing, for
all ultr manufactures orc nt WUtk tn 1nIgc or
.lcrs for wcapons to be used IN the impending
war.
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
Everybody says that the prospect for s good
business year Ii most excellent, II this rrcsi-
dential questlnns settled speedily and pcaccably
general business revival ii expected. CcrtaIH-'
" the manufacturing Industries arc doing well,
which Is All Indication that l517 hrs tAkun ut}
the foreign tsals where 1670 laid Il down. Now,
II tho domestic trMlt receives tbs anticipated
stimulus, said to be AclA In aheya,wc solely by
tho Presidential tnullilc, thcre would sccu, tO
10 good grounl fos belief III y ctnuilg season Ut
uuuauul prosperity. Everybody Is living IN
last October, Wien business tuak sud.Icn
sp.lrt, and made business ,ncn l'appy. few
tlay& ,nUro and we shat1 know the outcome Ut
tho Presidential troubles, aud caA thru Judge
better Of tho future. Durgon.
, 1877-03-02

ihsifnn f VA mane sRslntt .hem: a..
BIZ y. pttRarsd,%, ,.,......, =. n, ,,,.,,,
vho is not ;lfap spd hs R,essnted ;s !. be-
sne eomny Tan ta. FL ~, Hrnes nc 1Sa'a
t. ~, nnt 4 Infef an .hs. snunrn onnosed
hfvn ~ daiaI ~, ,u on ~, .,,,,.,- ,h,,x
oe1 nj s a,,rn ~ se n nassa sa Mi l.: or ths
opinion s. i soms m fs z, rb h;qds o. The
sa s r. pHtfo,d q n,.1csns of
M o,t ~ nj ~ eh.r.etrs thrn Il rontd eotain
oasSiy oi Il .s"aid not provide ot .as eontnee"ey
PSs.as u gt;ea 9e 9 ;,tI ,fd thst one Of
c stnss r,pg.3 ,nn, e{neni, ho ~.
5ssy Il s;snasnee Sg 1cstafs. oa,y one esas
;ssy ts:ssa sst = III .st'a 1. al *ts5s "
s 81 .stsns nd Twenty
teesnd 'tfeet tse Ispor,sr |, !, found Y d.
,,-rr.,..,rx, r. ~ hn.nnn,s:;,trf ,u,nc ~ &ns
sc}enrc III h.inc .nts% IL nnin;a, :" snc
,,.s b.! u aae;tt!on, snH s'pee1si!y q see r
c ss asGS iii n 10 VIZ wo H. r.ne ba
To- @ a. apRag e 4 ssran s
ana III ;ro,her on tbr ssn,c nro,nd Il ID most m
snent .,nfnts of The hill he nrrfionx w i1irh hsi
e IL f ~ 10 M sa
10 him Of great force. s.Why," satd be. :.the.o
msnsTeI r. nei, III ,ney ans
nsuend Wv nv ,s oG e
KIT so;e sott Of coilrxe NAV bo fonnd Which wali
ali ttnomss for MONEY. s, ntos,itntc H. func.
tinne hT iIcrnsnr nnncks Il, 1,rarifcs mi b.riv
think an,tbn1 % thn. cnJ vi, iaE. n.cc nGs IL th.
citr '"'s " t'3' SLAM "''' t"~s paw ~ '"''
Thc speaker further psrrIed several Of tho ob,cc
ttons madc 10 tho section. l,y ss1inr thst hn e.
upon it, passage 20 as to incudc ali the ,ncdicai
colleges IN tf,u Stnte and such nthers near by ss
would make II convenient for ali raft!es; Ala0 that
Tiers wHs no doubt that the two courses OF lcct-
~ rn.t ~ ,nanth. snn, NJ hn III nc
[tIca tjIat wh1t tc State really nccdcd VIA Mett.
cAi Hoati to supervise tho profession. II would
Hc ah exeelleat ica wefe u nos lmptaeticxbIe be"
II II ~ ,1o m - tne sta n
rest ior lie ho,neupaths. snJ If the i.tter hid u
control the former would Gc placed in bad Hight,
while u tha eclcctlcs and any other branches wore
niI ~ t ~ ii ~ a. sotIo % 10 ~ .unh
plcasant for tho thtfsi nnrtv. - ~'' @'
Tho sub4tance OF Dr. banforth's remarks was
i1At no was ~ lasof 81 TIC bill when amended. ~
ne 'Apee'e" "ou1a ~, ~ tne eHs'''euiafs a*"eo'
n ,cad.n,, hamennsth' va rross. .t,,minrd. IT.,
was OF The opinion that It would be- difHcult 10
cUplrGI old practitioners 10 go back and take nut !
esI.'heatc CO Whsm iaeJ hsa snercd upon the psss;
h. ns ma ic,jiy il wanI e nf ,rest banrst IL
did not tlink t!.c Legislature could DO Il. II the
standard Of graduation was ~ high a. that pos.
sesAen " tho 1acn'ty. IL would 90 the trouble
rnotant snJ n Innw ya.siy ia than thcV did r.
Was AGurstton OF tic cotpctcncY Of thc inrslaturo
10 lcgislato man out Of buttness when lhe stalo
took hoiI o. iae mattel: nn attfih1tea tae real
v,f"v ~ ,nartnn ~ r1i.iemrc ~ o.,, HI thn
faculty might wear The tit!s Of Professor, and to
hold The graduation fec as m item of income WAS
esaenssa 70 tNelt existence. Ihsse eoiscRee conll
thnv iii thc~ rciecfsd s, nr s,n nr iucan,c s
remedy fuf ttu cyll hu advised tje csia,l-
lshmcnt by the State Of University
In which medicine should bc Taught by
, 1877-03-02

rvoAs.'"....... ..305a, D0e, b75 $i.a. Tin, 85t
). 1hc moat autlceahle falling oil III tho lmpor-
.i Msi'1.us, 2s shown tu tAu nbGVe table, Ia in tho
i..G!es ,aSi enumerated under tue head "irou."
T. A a. lhe l!lc itenl Ut steel sa!!s for whisl,,
t1ta ate,s Wy pal1 foreign manufacturers t3,ao1,-
~. saa y 1916 not one dollar. THIS, tou, III
n.,,i!n u snse 2! material dernc OF pnce5 Which
sStsslloh IT, Is TINT our own manufacturers uro
uu,ita 20 ees,lpete With thosa of England IN tho
II ~ :! Iaelr products, aud, at tfe BA.ne time,
'"'e'l tatat for lcsa n,os,ey,
sFEEL-AAlL MANUFACTURE,
.ua's!ue 70 tue ont lien, 'ol slte rails, the con-
apasun aya p h&. steadily Increased during tho past
,betJs J1,s' ~ Whcnee they have been derived IL
nnmhs. " tse following table, representing tho
1.utnt Of pounds tatposted aud Ut husuc s!lanu-
'"<'use aaftug those years;
lsn ,Llsaoytea. Aaaafartsrat:;
ISL '''''''.''........100,;l2 ;l2j, 713 ~, o00, uM
s7a 1s1s :.:.i:' @ Ssa Ss9,S ass. @ ill., ill., @ SoS
'sS 81 8, ssS 81 5S SS3 81, 81 rs Is SO SO
,,iaae iaae shove tabls Of imports shows that thu
.+hs on IN our tmuUrtatIops OF 1,u,,uiurturttl
tshus' 1oods xas tld, GlB0 0sv while Dr.. roung'a
ports ~ - Exports show that uur inrrcaao OF e.
s.n 'h ~ tae same articles wss &5, ,057. lilo
n,iii. IoHs ~. teas tbs pIudurt Ut thu American
,esr y 1910 exceeded that Of any previous
tsies ~ an that ye4r they consumed t,40O, ,0Oo
being ~, Sts9il, dH tho next highest consumption
''0e"on balca in lS7a.
uu. . ARTICLES or LUxuRr.
n. hsrd tines" wxs, Of conrsr respon.tble
Whsn sloa H. Ok the Iee1case Ia impoftattous.
fonc1 ~ ~ pfactlco Of rigid economy was. en-
rrrs ~ ~ every household In the land, luxIrica
In .nnaaasd aMaE0ssd with. How this retrtnshment
Tr. TYnuo4s Y"an articles Affected tho importations
's 'uo~s bV thr following table:
, 1877-03-02

Ing tho medical practice IN this State, In which
largo share 10 done by graduates from The colleges
named, Do W. need any la~a regulating ths prac.
lice Of medicine and thus protecting the eltixcns
against lmpostorsf ] think eau truly say,
and / belfeyp every cou1nctont physician In tho
yIn,e viii ro,rn, viii, ~, In .o,fnw th,t n ,nn.t
ni a..h.,.ssi,. - s" r"s .s
HhqacstlohAblT anu ehphatehlly ao' Ihta tne
question Arsc1, Why Do We uecd such leXslatlpu1
The tcasons sru these: First, thvutanls die an.
rn,,ix In ~. ,r.,, ~ ovorv .thc. u,.t. In ~.
1'nlon fsau malpractice alone; SECOND, there has
heen moro m1acfy and death fsom this cAus8 In
tbl. country within. the taat century than was
.an.oi hx s.nn.,na ~ H.. ,,,,>.t ..nr,,..,~ h,,
es1se" " '"oa.A.u VI "a" ..oe@ sa"su'ne.y 's'"
,an!.al stalk forth on almost every ax m!lss squaro
iu tho State Of Illinois. And thja inrolapotcncy Il
not eondned 10 unJtrvr,duate. nsfteuiafly. but to
p'lysielsns q Al sla:.es aud AZ aehools of edl.
aud attend the time allotted 10 VIII st hls dlplo.
ina; and, - T. rule, Tho college lea.t scrupulous
about Ing diploma matter 9lhcF thlngs being
equal. viii got Tie most students. Tho wfitcr,
within the last few mouths. has known > Rtaduatc
harlshgrn tu lcrs1, suffering VIII. Inflammation
Of the Lfatn. TO which 10 was called In tho Abssnce
OF tho attending piyAicsn. u ~ Unnecessarily u
ssy that tbs patient was dead the next morning.
ani sabjset 10 Il Il such slmss, ~ sho Informed
hespnYslcAb. Agrnlnsts u ~ Esstsra collFGew wss
called. and prescribed eh)osu.hydrate AID moTphnu
III full and frequent dotcs; ~ might b expected,
violent hon,orrAAge cnsuea. Phytletan was called
in aud believed Tho psttsnt, Without which sho
ererJ school Of mcaclna. apt nFs Incident 10 almost
efery spherc Ut life.
tn The lrgal profession. when an stnatour psofes:
sI0nal h9s gratuatcd, hs has ~ ~ examined and
, 1877-03-02

Lcaye. Arrtyc.
Ksnias CITY d nenver Fast E8 }s!3:a}n n, fn,n m,
tt l0lls u BprthRocId Ex....,s g:Jna M Am n ~
1t. Louis, tPf1nKt.etA h Tex xa+ Is Aton M 7.s1s ~
rekth an1 Peoria FAst E1reass IL jt;31n M tstn ~
fcorlh keokuK Il burlington u U:ylp m 7:I1s ~ ~
Chcago& Iadncah II. H. Ex., U:hj 1. n atl1 n M
Ftfaiof, l.acon. Waah10h Ex lsi!::Np. ILL., 4s1p nj.
IO'let uN'Klt AecoHl8nHAtnls 1:3u p. m. 91D
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DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Wednesday, July 25. 1877.

ARsrvED.-The Pacific y :, :. )
Ca. steamer City # Pan.'s,s. Capt.
u, B. Seabary. arrived here ,-.,erday
.,ar ". having ssilei from san Pran-
CISCO July Goth at 1890 p. ". having
on board 80 cabin and Isl Storage pas
srnsers, "a packages q mail. 2 DO Of
treasure, value t2.0l250. and s.s6a do
..eorted mechanically tons Her
yA.~nger liz, has already been pub
ii.bed. Her Seattle consignees are A.
solIo.s Anderson & Osborne. Boyd
pooeia l. Young. b Murphy. Chilterg
Bros C&N, Crawford Is Harrington.
CT Mitchell. Mrs c Moses, ID o Pear
soo. Ell Hall. Frauen:hal Bros. Hall &
psulson, Harris & Atsrdge. ! Cathcart.
John A Martin. Jackson i Meyers.
r Rsinig. ] vergon. A MePhee, J
Rli,1, julius Dickins, John Sullivan. L
sRove, Levy Bros. Martin Butler. "
MeAndrews, Mrs II Swim. Mrs l. Good
tine NoCsu & Rodgers. II j Carkeek,
WCLoir, 0 2 Learitt, Pinkham & SAKE,
G Baxter Il Co. Slorah j Co. s 7 An
arews & Co, Schwabacher Bros 4 Co.
Thos Lewis. W Mccoy. "IST.LLI-
nvxcga" Thos Smith. Tong Wo shing
4 Co. Tong Yee Chong. tt Wilson.
WA Jennings. W II sboudy, Wusthof
& Wall. Vim Meydenbausr. " Law
renee. Wa Chong. VIM Clancy, W II
Humphrey. W Crawford.
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To BIZ HAULED OFF.-Thc steamship
CITY OF Panama will bs hauled up On
her return to San Francisco for repairs.
Of which she stands greatly in need
Her plsce in the line will be taken. for
one trip. by the iron propeller Cost a
Rica. Capt. Whitebsrry. The proba
bilities are that the Costa Riea will
make second trip to relieve the Da-
ko.a, (which has run steadily Tor two
years without missing trip and then.
after enabling both of our favon,e ships
TO .ittivate themselves properly. will
resume her place IN the Central Ameri-
can trade, The Panama has done .
great dec, Of work since she has been
on this route and Capt. Seabury. with
bis excellent staff Of subordinstcs. has
earned the good will Of all our people
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HIEEkSicA-Those who spprec;ate
beaut.fGl pictares an relish god q
Sic, .Aoald s;teni the Hsbernsca. ~
fi'.r-ata2 r. II which exhibit.
az e.ser'- ia.! ,o-nigh, Apart fron
the excellence Of the p.rorAtna. the
songs and dances are whole .how Il
themselves The Dutch comedian. Dan
Howard. /. second To none in his lire of
business and Harry Nicholson. 4.
comic singer, is pronounced f.r superior
to Tony Pastor The musical director
OF The troupe i. Tom Adair. one Of the
Incompatible eight Of Mrs oates
Opera Troupe, who sang the Hunters
Chorus IN the Princess q Trelizonde"
as no other party ever sang II before or
SINCE. We can youch Tor the show he
lag a good one. or these performers
would not be with il.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SEw ENGLAND HOTEL.

john Ward. Santa Cruz. J ii Nc
Donald. Santa Rosa; 4 Barrett, wife
and two children. Michael Walsh,
Minnesota, John Mayro CALIFORNIA;
Thomas Baine. George Williams. Z
lee, John Bergman, j L Ckevan John
Luthi. san Francisco; Levi shua baur.
wife and two children, John O'Neil
Arizona, ,'ohn May, City + 5 Caulk-
ings. Minneapolis: Eugene Guilty
San Jose, John iloworth. Tim Cohan.
Miss Mary Palmer, Dan T Howor,h
Harry Nicholoou, j II Neil. Thomas
j Affair, Alphabetical" Williams. Gem
eral agent. Howorsh's "Hibernica"
troupe. Vim Cisco, W X Cloughe. Z
Smith. Victoria, James Leslie. Mr.
Tyraw, wife and two children. Por,
Townsend; y Nelson. CentervilIe; j
ID Moore. s ] Powell. Skagit City; II
Hurley, wife and child, LAFAYETTE.
Oregon, c II Cashier. Hyde Park,
Miss Zilpha Floyd. San Francisco;
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The American People.

No people IN the world suffer as much
with dyspepsia rs Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine had
failed 10 accomplish \ certain aud sure
remedy for this disease aud its effects.
such As Sour Stomach. Heart burn,
Water hrAsh, Sick Headache. Cosit,ve,
ness. Palpifatiun % the iIesrt. Liver
Complaint, coming up of the food, low
spirits. general debility, etc. We, zee
the introduction of GREENS AUC ST
FLOWER We believe there j. no "a ef
Dyspepsia that cannot l,e immciialci,
relieved. Thirty thousand dozen sold
last wear without ore case II .a.latr re
ported Go Ia your Druggist and get
8 sample bottle tor ten cents ana Try IT
Two doses will relieve yoa ktSuls'
size - cent.
CRANE X BRIGHAM, Agent.
San Francisco
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Busy Boat The little .teamer
Wenat, Cap. Green, dropped in here
at late hour OH Monday night, it he
ing her first visit TO Seattle in nearly
three weeks She - owned by her cap
tain, mate and engineer, all Of them
practical men and capable of putting in
big work. What with towing RATS Of
logs nut OF places inaccesei Die TO such
boats ss the Tacoma aud Walker. carry
.ng supplies to camps and towing scows
Of hay. the old boat has her hands full
She left for the lower Sound AZ noon
yesterday
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A Bic HAuL.-They report having
taken TIVE thousand salmon. averaging
sx pounds each. at the Mukilteo fishery
yesterday. The nets drifted up about
three miles above Point Gardner be-
fore they were raised. Nine Cinnamon,
old and experienced hands At the can
ming business from the Columbia. went
down yesterday on the Nellie, having
arrived from Portland the previous
night. Tull's fishery merely puts up
ito fish in brine, while that of Myers &
Jackson cans the backs and pickles the
bellies which are packed III kits
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MARINE AFFAIRS schooner Excel
sior Vas towed over to Blakely yestsr
dsy by the Cello. Schooner Leti.ia
arrived from San Francisco at Port
Madison yesterday. ship War Hawk
called for San Francisco yesterday from
Port Discovery. Tho Modoc will com
Ylste her coal loading tomorrow and
come up to Colmsn's mill for . deck-
load. At Mechanics wharf. the Tam
OShanter has in about 400 tons of
Renton coat and will get over To Col
mans about Saturday for her leckIoad
Of lumber.
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CONFESSED - Runk. who murdered
officer Coults in san Francisco. has con
fessrd the crime. Coaits will he re.
membered bv many old residents here
- former Sheriff of Wha'com county.
and his death was = crime that calls for
ths extreme penalty of tho law Runk
Is not We, Of AZ, and efforts ara being
made to obtain his pardon on account,
OF his extreme youth. OF course. par
don him. and when he 10 Of full age he
viii buy double hrreled gun and kill
two policemen at q shot
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GRADING. Two lots situated north
If Wusthof & Wald's hardware store.
are being graded down TO the street
level, the average reduction Of embank
ment being about eight feet They be-
long To John sullivan. but We do no.
know that he contemplate putting any
buildings on them at present.
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CITING ScRAPE.-Two men got
into quarrel at tina corner If Mill
street aud Painters Alley about mid
night on Monday One of them had
his hand badly cut with penknite. but
declined 10 make any complaint against
his ssSailagt
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A COAX .--S0me cru-ty old Joker
cams into town yesterday AMI gave out
that the CGInamea on the : & w ".
Railroad were on strike We noscd
around little aud soon found out that
onr informant bad got Renton mixed
up with Pittsburg and TIA. all was
quiet on Cedar river
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WANTED To KNow.-The British
gunboss Sir James Douglass came over
from Victoria TO Port Townsend yester-
day. to learn the authenticity Of the
npost OF the declaration Of war ny
England against Russia. The Zines be-
ing down between Lopez and Fidaleo
laland. Victoria has % do all her tele-
graphing through Port Townsend
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LAUNCH. A small. schooner. Of about
'ii,y feet keel. Is nearly finished At
Port Ludlow and Will te launched hv
The las. Of shis week. She 10 being
built for parties Ia San Francisco. and
vii he employed in trading between
aon"'u'u and the smaller ports in The
Sandwich Islands.
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RrsrxRgcrEp. Steamer Fanny Lake
arrived here from the Skagis abou. 10
eeicck last night. and reports the
sesmes Zephyr A. being fairly raised
ead adoat once more Capt. Hill SAYS
sass u she il n" more injured than he
In'nss she i, she ought 10 10 here some
time tonight
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LADY CANvAssER.-Amo the
callers at our office, this morning, was
Mrs. Wood. wife of the local reporter
of the Tacoma HraH, who Is canvass
ing for that paper IN this city. She
gives glowing account Of the rise and
progress Of the terminal city.
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AAStEl s-old Manuel. the f.vor-
''e osd cook At the Rank Exchange. ha.
Sssn The restaurant, again aud will dis
ra@ eh9rs sni steaks in the best
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RAILROAD AArEgtAL.-The CITY OF
fansms brought abon, thirty. five tons
u railroad spikes and car wheels for
.as Northern Pacific Railroad She
s''s here ~ A. ". fer Tacoma
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Another MILLIONAIRE GoNE.-Fa

on ID Athert0n. 4 wealthy resident Of
San Francisco since 1861, died in tina,
city on the Goth inst He amassed q
large fortune AT Valparaiso. amt on
coming 20 California invested largely
IN street railroads, ms well a. gas and
water sticks lie leaves all estate esti-
mated AZ about -, 500 900.
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Af SArCS .-rhe steamship Cali p
VA Which arrived q, Port Tawnseod
from Sltks, reports the In
a. b ini very troutleseme.
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'ak DISPATCH. This steamer tow,.i
loaded with bark 10 the Tum-
sannery yesterday, She leaves
Ssn Juan Island to- morrow
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tar NoRrH pAcIrC.-T Thu. steamer
''ssed al O'clock las, night with a
' of Passengers, ameng whom
'''s The Hlhernic. tronpe.
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SrEclAL NorICE i take pleasure ln
announcing II my friends sad the pub
lie generally that have thi> day pur-
Chased the Keith Salo-it. ga CONNER
c'al street. and wall reopen j, ia >a:@r-
dsy evening extend an Invitation -
all 10 call agd see use,
\Eu pEEkiNS
S..t,ls tnfx % ~
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Farm for Sale.

'l>HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS PLACE
/ in the sBoausluie fer sale. IL contains n.
Acres Bottom Lsni. and 80 Acres Timhersd I u
lac I. sloptns gently 10 the river. II 10 IL miles
frnm Snoqusmi@ city. 81 the river crossing. y
miles from Lake Washington. and ~ from Seattle
Fifty Ares slssneA. NJ seres in sraas. = srres OF
upland sruhteSi Tor az orchard. 70 tons 81 hay ON
hand
The place has three. quarters - . mile frontage
90 the river, 10 safe from overflow. and has
clear stream 81 water runaiER throagA, which
San re brought 10 the hoas.. harm % milk house
l. valuable for numbering. hsvinS good deal Of
ttGter N IL. and 10 the tEsf key point fer getting
oat tie timber IN the saiiaceDs six or eight ss.-
iioas. and has . ss=>t hsy for booming. The
cation Csntr~ Aad satrsis god steam b.
iand.rs A hot. ana sier~ would 60 vel there
the present ;iue and 10 10 convenient b. Nx
Ieaging campo nov in operation
House and tools on tie pace. Cause - selirS,
weak lungs
For further psr,iculars snqG!r. Of
Gk0 WHITE
lc+l-Sim snc4ualnie River, ". 7,
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h .e--To Harry Wafer. pnEser Of
> > Co.'S steamer City II pans-
~ hss pspsss from SAN Francisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SEA BATHING

'1f~ AksITHFUL pt>TiME an Non
l sS enteE~~s aAssy rs 18th ts4{es snsi 8eGf e
ssea West street. t~ssrNa rsks AL uian.
prscs wftk salt - eep.. - Ticket. fag s,
NstaSGs salts Is oxnt. Tssksss TORT.
nyAt Sr
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EUROPEAN nK,FT>. Drafts issued
At lowest rates en- Great Dritian. lrr-
land. Germany. Russia. France. Norway
snd Sweden Tickets 10 and from
Europe sold ~ lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle. W. I
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iioF Bo>Go> BROWN bE.tp ou S0u
dav morning 8; the Eoresa Bakery
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prgg " .chs Coffee t,f sale chs-sp $,
CHI bsrg B4os.
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