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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
MACK KENZIE'S RAID.
THE MEXICAN MINISTER THINKS
THERE ARE NO JUST GROUNDS
FOR sUCH MEASURES

HEs WepreCAges Tine COHFse OF inc RSUVeFH"
ment as Calculated to Engenfer
Hostile Feelings.
New YORK, Aug, tg.-The Heralds' Wash
ington special says: Senior Zamacone, the
aeziean Minister, knows nothing OF Gen,
Maekenzie's invasion OF his country except
what he has seen in the papers, nor does he
know what the policy of our governments is In
permitting such violations Of the sovereign
rights of Mexico. He does not think there
are just grounds FOR such hostile measures,
and deprecates the course now being pur-
sued as calculated to engender hostile feel
ing where none now exists. Considering 5he
serious nature of the question, he does not
think 1t advisable TO publicly criticise the
policy inaugurated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
Harsuonfzing the Greenbackers.

@ NEW YORK, Aug. 49, The committee to
harrnonize the Greenback factions met again
this morning, and heard arguments OF the
delegates, but failed to secure harmony, and
after three hours session took recess till
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
ITALY. .
A ERpBsriNHse attic g. ma

ROME, Ang. ia religious fanactic named
Bossencarette, while preaching in the province
Of Grossette, became engaged in a conflict
with the gems d'armes and was shot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
THE YELLOW FEVER.
THE DISEASE SPREADING - MOEsE
TOWNS HNFECTEB--EeREVA
0P THE PANIC.
sickness at Rastr0p-Strict Quarantine
Against Infected Districts
TSpecial to the Democgat.L

BAsTRoP, La, Aug. 19.-No yello7g fever
here. We have strict quarantine against all
ish than for years, and some cases Of swamp
fever. j. HARVEY BRIGHiAM.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
A Yellow Fever Theory.

Communication Of Nurse" In the Chicago
Inter- Oeean.l
When the Southern people come to their
senses and quit using coffee as strong as Iyev
or, what Is Better still, abstain from the use
of coffee entirely, yellow fever will be one OF
the things OF the past.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
NO New Cases at New York-AIa for Gre
masaa.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The sanitary authortt
ties say that no new eases Of yellow fever
have been reported here, and all cause for
alarm is ct an end.
Contributions amounting to $4,000 have been
raised for the sufferers at Grenada, Miss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
POLITICAL.
RER'S FALSE TESTIMONY AS TO THE
SOUTH
Hae Declares the South Ripe fl
F$3 gs5j53& =t,na ETmnH

|Ne EaeCIaFes The SOUTH KEpe Tor RepnbTar
tFOn.
| BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. 19.-To-night's CON-
gsnerctoL contains report of an interview on
8Southern politics, held with Postmaster Gen
geral Key at Niagara Falls. He said that the
sSouthern Democracy want greenbacks, and
aadesire the Reputation Of local, State and ma
afional debts The 'solid South" he said, is
mot So solid as Is generally believed. The
/ aeneral said he never aspired to the COVER
s.aorship Of Tennessee. He received the re-
sport that an effort would be made to nomi..
nate Gen. Grant in 1880 in non-committal
manner
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
advise the latter not to part with their credits

I
| The United States bank examiner will prob
ably be here tomorrow, when full state
rnent will be made. There WAS no run, or any
indications thereof, on either of the remaining
hanks
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
e. A. BURKE.
The Country Press Ou Quar- Nominee for
State Treasurer.
HUU UWIUHDI
contrary.
[Terrebonne Courier.l,


The nominee for the office Of State Treas
urer, Major T.. A. Burke, cannot but prove
to the voters OF this State, and
we are satisfied that the gentleman is well
his noble services to this State have entitled
him. Major Burke is no stranger among us.
Nine years ago he earned his daily bread
working for 81 per day. Since then he has
walked upon the ladder OF responsible posi-
tions, and to-day he Is brought forth by the
Democrats Of this State for one of the most
responsible offieesOf our government.
His services to the Nichols government
has won for him the respect and admiration
of every patriotic Louisianian, and to him,
more than to any other man, does this great
State owe her delivery from the despotic
shackes of Radical oonrupblons. His name
to-day stands bright in the history Of Louisi-
ana, and dear to every lover OF liberty and
true patriotism
To Major Burke, the true friend Of the poor
and the brave protector of their rights, we
tender our earnest support-freely and fear-
lessly That he will be elected by an over
whelming majority is onSy a question OF d few
months, and we shall feel pEoud In the knoWl-
edge that Louisiana has, after many years OF
hard struggles, q State Treasurer worthy OF
the honorable position to which he has been
self In the defense Of the rights and liberties
OF the people Of whom he is one OF their no
blest champions.
ITensas Journal
E. A. Burke of New Orleans, received the
nomination for State Treasurer at the Baton
Rouge Convention.
daily received and heartily indorsed by the
Democrats Of Tensas and we believe he will
bring out the full strength OF the party IN the
forthcoming election. 10 Major Burke; more
than to any one man, are the people OF Lou4
isana indebted for the withdrawal OF the
| Federal troops and our subsequent improved
condition. He is personally known to almost
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

THE COMING FRENcHxAN.-It may
interest some Of our readers to know
who stands the best chance Of being
the next President OF France. The
Conservative party are pushing Gsner-
al Chanzy forward % . candidate in
1880. The General 10 . man of mark,
and 10 Republican and soldier at once,
but 10 profoundly attached to many
principles which the mass of Republi-
cans in this country would not accept.
The "snything.to- beat -Gsmbetts" peo-
pie would vastly like to see him elect.
cd. But Gambetta will be the man
unless ell the tokens fail. Just now he
is taking his summer vacation, and the
fruits of his leisure will be On autumn
campaign which will bring him more
consplcuously than ever before the
public. BY certain remarks dropped in
the speech of Jules Simon and others
at the dedication of the monument to
the memory Of Paul Lois Conner, at
Vieretz the other day. it 10 easy to see
that prominent Republicans feel conf
dent Of the next senatorial elections. If
those are decided in favor Of the Re-
public, the last hope of the monarchical
factions will vanish, and being q prince
will be an idle vocation. aud by no
means . profitable one.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

APPROVED SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
hoNEsrEABs can be located upon any
lands. either single or double minimum
amos. subject to homestead whether
sinoered or not, and having the only
nrse class paper in the coantry, have
made arrangements with the following
gentlemen in Western Washington
A. xackintosh, Seattle.
John Il. Wheat. Olympia,
g. Norris Halter, Port Townsend
Henry Jackson. Snohomish City.
Who will have on hand, at all times,
my scrip for the accommodation of eli
Desiring to purchase, at the rate of
1925 per acre for 80s and l20s, and
1910 per acre for 40s; fractions special.
Another fraudulent class Of script
known as "Aoats" can be gotten At
much less rates; but 60 title can be
given. and is, of course. not 90 valuable.
A deed can be gotten from the origin |
applicant Of any land located by script
purchased Of me. As in 10 case buv
from other than the original homestead
er. and know where to address him for
deed If one be required. Full i.v.s-
tigation is asked that the worth Of nv
paper may be known. Call upon or
write any Of the gentlemen named
above. who will sell you the Talbot
additional homestead scrip which will
ensure you patent to your land q
we'll ~ perfect title, and also - cheap
IS you can buy it OF me.
D. 81. TALBOT,
GenI LAnd-scrip I'D Warrant Boxer.
si4dw4w Sioux City. Iowa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

A WEDDING SPoILED.-For the psst
few days a captain of one of the vessel.
in port has been paying a great deal Of
attention to the female proprietor of a
beer hall. III the southern part Of town
All went we'll for . time, bot the saw
ing Is true, that The course OF true love
never did run smooth. FRIDAY tbs
nautical gentleman went to the Audi.
tors Office and procured a m.rri.os
license, but when he presented himself
in the evening. dressed in his b..,
"harness," ell ready to be "spliced "
his cbarmer had changed her mind, con.
Guiding to continue ON in "sinele
blessedness." This raised the ire Of
our friend, the captain. who proceeded
to fill himself up with bad whisky
after which he returned to the house of
his lady love and commenced persuad-
ing her to remain faithful to her vows.
and marry him. She could not see il.
and accordingly he commenced making
it hot for her and the fixtures in the
house. But for the timely interference
OF the police the affair might have
turned out serious. As the officials
were escorting the captain from the
domicile, an old lover of the woman in
question, put in On appearance and not
likeing the looks of things, assumed
the offensive, and assaulted the first
man who stepped outside the house.
For this little piece of pleasantly he
was locked up in the city jail. The
captain WAS taken to bis ship, where he
will doubtless coincide with Maud
Muller. in the reflection that "of Ill sad
words Of tongue or pen, the ssddsst are
these: 1t might have been" Much ,nsr
rimsnt was caused during the melee,
as occasionally female voice would BE-
heard above the din to exclaim such
sentences IS these II shan't marry
him unless want tom II shan't
marry any msn against my wilt"
Leave this house, you old drunken
sailor I" Thus another victim of mis-.
placed confidence is added to the long
list of those who are ever made discon.
solste by the tickle mindedness Of
woman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14
Wanted,

Ali persons suffering from diseases
which have been pronounced lncursble
by other physicians. or who have been
receiving treatment from private prsc-
titioners or using other advertised medi.
cines for diseases of the lungs, liver aud
stomach. without obtaining relief, to
try DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry and Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
which have restored hundreds of
cases that have been pronounced
by all physicians ss incurable. Also
all ladies suffering from uterine weak
ness and disease. who have been SUBJ
jected to the bar barous use of mechani-
cal contrivances and torturous opera
tious, without obtaining any permanent
relief. TO use DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
seription. which imparts vieor and
tone to the diseased parts, restoring the
natural supporters-the uterine muscles
TO their normal vigor and strength
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

RaoArrA.-- Yesterday afternoon q
lille breeze sprung up, and the sail
hosts fear 10 number. left the wharf.
No. 4, the smallest boat in the lot, took
h led followed BY the Amelia. which
bAt however, soon returned, the
ahe boats continued on in q very
lit unsteady breeze until the Milton
baoy had beeA rounded when . perfect
Mn prevailed. The City of Olympia
hlse nssr port. was padded to shore.
I'd was loaned two pair of oais with
uhich lhe made back to town. The
IN boats constructed paddles and
" retained with . "cedar breeze"
0AsaA the wind warrant, the boats
~ stsst again to-day. as oil are anx-
~ 70 test the speed of the respective
NH.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14
An Undentable Truth.


You deserve to suffer. and If you lead
. miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world. it 10 entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you-your unreasonable prsjudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Greene August Flower will cure you of
Liver Complaint. or Dyspepsia. with
all its miserable effects. such a. sick
headache. palpitation of the heart, sour
stomach. hsbitual cositiveness. dizziness
of the head. nervous prostration, low
spirits, &c. Its sale now reach every
town on the Western Continent, and
not druggist but will tell you Of its
wonderful cures. You can buy . Sample
Bottle for ten cents. Three doses will
relieve you.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

Down SOUND ITEMS. - Emmanuel
Buzzo, captain of the Chilean ship.
Annibal Pinto. died in Port Townsend
last Friday morning. .. The Argus
comes out illustrated over the Cover.
nor's vindicstion. ;. "A serious accident
occurred at WILDLY Island last week.
thus: A young man named Thomas
Nesmith fell from . feed platform of q
thresher, aud his leg getting caught in
the machine WAS mangled terribly,
making amputation at the knee joint
necessary. He is said to be one Of
Island county's best citizens. =. Fred
Reese sprainsd his foot and sukle, a
few days ago. at Port Townsend, in q
painful manner .Er. Weymouth, of
Port Discovery. had one of his feet
badly jammed in the mill there. and is
laying mp for repairs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

COOP BUsINEss. According to the
report submitted to the shareholders OF
the Suex Canal, at . meeting held in
Paris. June nth. the expenditure for
the year ending December 81st. 1877,
amounted 10 t6.647. 742. distributed -
follows: Interest, ASST .O9S; admins
trative expenses. $227. 200; charges Of
the domain. 465 .<O5; transit and navi-
walton servios. 4se3. 979; repairs. 49,
667; interest on coupons, $40. 600. in
tsrest on share capital. l.993. $50, and
soms smaller items. The revenue
amounted 10 %. 795.l29. Of which the
receipts from navigation were IS. $685..
SOL. The surplus was esa7. SS5. from
which deducting the statutory reserve
$47,369. there remains $90O,2l5 q net
PROFITS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

JUSTICE SNYDER's CouRr.-A mau
was arrested and taken before Justice
Snydsrs. yesterday, for assaulting a
olootchman, and after producing several
witnesses 70 prove that he had never
touched her, he said he could not tell .
lie himself, and admitted that be had
struck her, but not very hard. For his
honesty hs WAS fined one dollar and
costs, which he paid A woman by the
name of Virginia Honerson made o
complaint against another woman by
the name Of Jane Berry. Of some police
court fame. for IN assault and battery.
Whereupon the said Jane Berry plead
guilty and was fined in the sum of
twelve dollars and costs, which she
paid aud went on her way rejoicing.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

NEAT SRATTLE AND NEWCASTLE
HAM DONE. - The Odd Fellows Of
Nssaatle donated $50. and The Odd
fdloss Of Seattle $751; so. all Of
vAitA N telegraphed this afternoon
= Gnnd Master, Chas T Carroll. OF
A0pliA Tenn, for the relief of the
Qh Fellows and families in the yellow
kves 61kicea The Citizens Commit
~ M 0stzset 3 Weed, have col.
- hAhia city $40 dollars. and from
Mle3A VI Newcastle 1872 dollars, all
~ iarwarded, free Of charge,
y Ne lSsoo = Co.'S agent in this
9D: g 0Hf Committee ct Grena.
a. A,aa y ~ Of Aaron Stein. San
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

CoNcoaDrA WINE AND Brra HALL,
Mill street. Seattle, W. T., is just open.
cd and newly fitted up. where you will
find the best Wines. Liquors, Beer end
Cigars. Excellent Lunch, and the bsst
Of accommodations to all that visit this
first class saloon. l have also just re-
ceived lot of San Francisco Lager
Beer from the United States Brewery.
the best in the market, which I will
cell st 5 cents . glass or Is cents per
quart. Come and try it.
a15d&wtf VIRUS SCHXID. Prop.
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amy TqgLLIGGyeGR.
....rd.y, Sept. II. 1878.

,,,yor FraR, vlsDIcArsD. .,o'
...s.r Of papers throughout the
~ ~ have BEEN publishing v.rl0u'
fsnsy .0.inst Gov. Ferry. charg-
1stoo:. - the abuse Of his PARDON
Ahin s .tc. A few months ago the
4posss Pres, Of Port Townsend.
&s communication containing
- s.;us prsfsoed with specific GIN;
- ~ .ssinst the Governor. A civil
90. =, damages was At once com
ut ., s, 0oy. Ferry against the editor
So e. g;oossrusl above referred to. deem
d = ~ longer silence on his part
rs Z. tsfen to mean IN admission
souls q .s.rcaa In the Press of the
n. blanchard admits hsv-
y ~ he Governor . great injustice
H.;s.s;ae charges against him
: - ialse, and concludes his
III. = loIlows: 1--WE had 90 douo
q ~ fLe statements made were
= 3. : let they were endorsed by
rinn vho he's heretofore stood near
: II his profession, in the esti-
~ ~; 4 the public, ss being soffi-
ess .I, abstsntlated to warrant . con
CO. go. 81 corrupt conduct in ofice.
80 9. =, -. 10 never should have al
the Hes to do what We now con-
= + @ injustios to . public offi-
=, have, during the last three
!. ns6s . thorough Investigation
: a. proofs upon which the
-. v,s made. and are satisfied that
-. ~ I'm short Of substantiating it in
=. ~, ra,ticular. We therefore now re-
~ is charge. not only in justice to
a. s Ferry, but in vindicstion OF the
v ''.~,.t;ou Of the Press for fair dealing
",b Ill public questions and the con-
- 4 psblic officers" We learn
-. ~ ia libel suit has been Withdrawn
Is ~ 0oysrpor, Nr. Blanchard paying
X ~ ed attorneys fees.
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nscrAlID vAcANT.-A few weeks
=. ouhlished thet w. A. Icman,

nrclAlID VAcAST.-A few weeks
~ " published that W. A. lcman.
srnrly II this city. had been elected
On, Atsoraey and Clerk Of Port Town
~. Il now appears that at . special
ssetlus Of The Council. on Saturday
-. % account Of Mr.. Inmsn net hav-
~ Md bic city taxes at the time OF
Hseloctios to the Offices Of City At
lnr1y and City Clerk, those Office be
doolsssd vacant on the ground Of in.
diCbility Of the Incumbent. Mr.. g.
Il Hsllsr Mss then elected to oil both
wcast positions, after which il was
,hsa decided to pay the City Attorney
n psr month on condition that he
israish his Office for holding meetings
Ia, fee Of oil other charge. Mr.. Hal
Il took biz oath of Office and immedi-
ny entered upon the discharge Of his
DIM
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EAfes RsPo1r.-Rsv. G. r. Whit
vaesa. who 4 dinse from the Puyallup
MI iaiorns u that the report Of
s.slag Of Thompson & Neekcr's
aop houss was premature.
!. , - TIT the building was burn
Wednesday, night, and Mr..
Va. ~ "a ays be passed the premises
Z, - stated that the Ore took
N 4 90 saw the building standing
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

: n oversight The names Of
lsssal managing committee for
Ness omitted from the pre-
. pristsd IN sheet form. and
eqpeessd " publish Il. The
~ = ere - follows: G W Law.
~ 20 " Hall. W A Jennings, r
n becieh Brown. Mrs John
M 3 B Baslsy, Mrs Il L Yes.
os 4 Jennings, Mrs Bailey
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-14

CODA wild rumor WAS prevalent
in our CITY yesterday that i" bonanza :"
in gold digsings had been discovered
M the Snohomish river. Az much -
We would desire the report to b true.
We are Constrained to b. careful about
getting up - excitement. - 20 many
rurnors Of the same kind before have
proved much overdnwn. and have
been the cause Of much more harm than
good.
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van or DurY. = City Marshal
y = haa again sons on The night
$50 Will. = formerly, look after
~ aad eood order Of our city,
I ~. ere wrapped in the embracs
ess:P ns1s Seattle now has . very
q ~ ol'cs force. and the people
e Isuisd that their interests viii
~ !. !, aitst = wsll through the
= through ths day.
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EIxcrxD DsLHoATEs.-Ths Cl.lsm
County Republicans elected r. 4. Bart
iet4 and s. 8. Irwin dslegates to the
Territaslsl Cosvest's1.
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FrxsD.-A .G4(gk," giving his name
a Pat Nuldoon. was up before Justice
Scott, yesterday. for being drunk and
di,srdsriy. He raid one dollsr and
costs, and promised 10 Gin no more. ano
departed in peace.
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-. IAAafA.-A private dispatch
~. - lssy statss that this steamship
- ~. = sisteriA u noon Yesterday.
~ sse hoors from Ban Francisco.
- ~ - passengers are Congress.
@sll. Of Cslifoena. She NAV
= s ~ here this evening It four OF
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EAsTERs OATMEAL for sale 1t
Chilberg Brothers.
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q, . I'M HRaE.-On Wednesday
usaad Lodge Of Good Temp
-. - Warrington Territory and
columbia. will meet in this
- - ssasioa win probably con.
- 3 toar days, and many
= expected to DO present.
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Fresh OYSTERS served at the Mai
son Doree from this date.
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The bark Enoch Talbot,
Nov. win 90 10 NJ 10.
= he tug rscoma. She
- 4 Gsattls coil.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

AMERICAN HOUSE.
n u snow. Renton Hugh Kelley. Townsend
Dsmetry, blakely Robt Wise, San Francis
! henderson, Clsllsm Mrs Campbell, Snohom
lawrence, Montreal Cummings, Rspton
Giles, Portland &c Whiting. DuWamisl
! sway, do Rowland. Smith 3 Coz
Piper. do Madden. vashon Isl d
schneider. Olympus &c Richard, Tsnino
Crater, Port Gamble
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
Dimmons. L washing John Eyistop. Boston
Linden. Port Susan LAD Bryant, do
Il Nell, do IA smith. do
Mrs Lathren. Tacoms Quieley. La Conner
d Buchanan. Tacoma Bill Stewart do
Mrs Leach. Pt Madison Nrs Stewart do
p b Woodward vi, do O Oliver, Portland
J Nc0linn, L. Conner Nrs oliver. do
r " DsLion. 6eabeck Geo Hughes, do
w Wright. Tacoma John Smith, do
Miles wife, ST
OCCIDENTAL H0TIL.
Flanagan, NewcastlsA Dinsmsrc, ekasit
0rsyson. eaA Fran'coFrank Scott, do
WP Frazier. Olympia D Tanell, Portland
Ransay, Talbot A Goldsmith. ST
W jameson. Pt Gamble r Hans. Salem
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, AT VICTORIA
-Pcrsons visiting Victoria should not
fail TO stop ct the Occidental Hotel Il
il the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is IRE proof has good accom-.
mediation for families, and % good
meals - any house in the city. at only
81 % per day.
WV. JxNS8N.
Wharf street, victoria, b. G..
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OYsrERs.-Ths Rrst oysters of the
season ut the Saddle Rock.
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II For the finest picked pigs feet
in town, Schweitzer case. sardises. or
anchovies. 60 to Vanity Fair. where the
coldlst bscr in town 10 to be had.