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DIED.

DUNSTHG.-Frdly evening, October 4th, 1875, .,
I:0i JcIOck, STE ELLiS6uAN, daughter Of james 4
and eight daya. 81 at I
Funeral viii take place FROM the residence Of th'
parents, ISIS Wood street. Sunday afternoon At 1
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited. gn.
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CoL. nENIAMIN WILSON
Please to Stand up ut the Finh Ward
rlIarkCt Aoase this Eyeniris and Answer
Lthe Following Qucstlon+C sCSA

rhIarkCt House this Iyenins and Answer
Che Following Qucstion@S sGOA
When in the summer and fall Of 1877
YOU asked the votss Of Wheeling to be-
iicvc the following proposition and en-.
dorsc it ut the polls, did you yourself be,
llcvC in the doctrine, Ordid you dissem'
blc your real sentiments2
IL spcrIy rturn 10 Totie payment Hde,
apa,dad aLiks bv Lhe-highaA oVnsdnqhQiR q
%aSstSi fsfahJ a. S9 naRqi4n
In your late speech at Washington Hall
You said, in substance, that there was
scarcely enough specie in the worldto pay
the debts Of the American people, and you
therefore argued that twas inexpedientto
attempt specie payments. We ask you
whether there is not vastly more specie in
the world to-day than there was in 1872,
and whether the debts to be paid are not
vastly reduced in amount? II therefore it
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower COmpany's Work.,
KNOWN As me OLD MACHINE aop

By virtue Of frd n Trs -,t 4, FL
HObbA senior, and Ar8ls!h h, ~. NJ HTIlA
and S1llie A., bis st!s At! JiBss EsT,EsI -
BILE, his wife, u the ~aHItn4EEaI las ~ ia
ATy 2Jtb, ISL, and recorded . AZ ~ ~
Of The Co9niJ Cogrt 4 Otto oSlzty, NJ, ~
10 Deed o. II4,t b"0k No IBass l9s, i Vii s
West virginia, on NVS" eSL
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gsnstssz' SaIe.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on 18Th g.

By vIr,He q = pr-l Of Traq H,t. t
and Rachel y b.. wife, To N. gaJ > Al,
dAtet June l5th, isIt, and q yyTr lrS
the COUNTY Court 0i Ohio eplr,r " 81
INtd u iras. BSoA NJ. :, PAs~ $ rI fi
WEDNESDAY. ocTuBEB d - '~t
eommehdnEat 10 o'elckA tn
a front door Of the Cour Hoe ~.
the following described irai 80. yha r.s,
iaIriy;hve " ~ GahSm'. .ii.tis
FttIaeuih stFCet Told Crhtr h u L1A 81
sriy knoUn 4: rub aud SIih .,r,s., "a
wheeling. West Va. sGects!n. H. y 4,i
inShs Of the vest Ede Of aldit ~ at q,
There Is erected on that Eoritu d.,
old a very Jel1hle tsoiigt. IBl Id "
holse and all ~BeeosaFy onibiliIs.
Title belieTei u b I-;izt. t.i En-
Decd Of thrust. 'a ~ sss 1,
TEEHS OF sALE-TSon 5a.z5l fiji
lEfs cash On ia! Of sale, bil1us- n
nSnts at six and twelve aouih. sG
10 te secured by blvd oiTru,t - n ,e' lilas,
with insurance Sufficient H. trrs+ ' Ft'f! a
seFgl-Skoe9 J, v. l. EpEJEEs
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residence Of Moss Ray, 90 Tie pseziss krb! shs'
dSel 70 Be sold, o
MONDAY, The sA DAY 4 SPssRsE, ~,
b4dunins at 10 0'tlel, 4, = Il Pgbls n4ss al
highest and best GdIrF, TIE tad q Tart! 4 ~
lying and bdng dtR1trd "a the U1,sn u Eus VIZ
Ing creek, In Ohio county, iHibe suited Wet IHriI
bounded and deeTitSi Is fcihSs' Resunls ~
stake psaF an elm stamp oOFHsTp NtbeIA1NSs4N
and With his line 5 Is NiRPl- blslttNfnds
Catharine InGrd; tkenet Eith ET itht = a,ka
poIes 70 two sugar trus ouflts to ailCtiht7H!ip
and Joseph Potter; thebte SiIA tustef's bt u,
z. lA poles 70 ! SpEaT tn erSnef 10 Jana Etshgi
thence y. ~, ". tS poles % BE ~t~1h=!si NsHt
ing IB 0rres, bdnS tie sac Prf<1y u1tAH
eonTryed BY Nos Pay 10 Geo h uAStl !ta
Of trust daied Aprl :Rh, ISEA ib4 Fcas3d az
the puhle land records u a1 ogGni!,
TiRNs OF SALE-One-tk.Hi q he p1HESSNq
such further sum IS The Pu1hlsf Gay eSthR
In hand, the residue In iU1 e1Ii! lzstilmtthFl
bic respectively IN one aRl iIo var iun - az
AZ, With intsrrSi trOn that DAY IT, PgraniR
Ing his bod With approved FsrS "a sr9rii kn
Of The deferred inS1llnent, Ind The hut
served I'LL the Whole q the EgFrals E9,sL ~
spcL CaEsaE'
J. C. HERvET, Apet5ottF.
The above sale u Sl!ourpel gatl NVNpA't"
ber u, 1875, At the sane h0ar and DC. v7,
GEO 8 C4tp6IL-
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9rnits.
TuIos. J, KIsSER, ND.
j. oFrer ASD CONSULTING ROoM
224o MAIN ST, WHEELING, ". VA.

Can be consulted on matters pertaining to
his profession either IN English or German.
Chronic Diseases Of the Head, Throat Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs
Nervous System, Female Complaints and all
Constitutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures all cases Of Piles. No detention from
business Medicines furnished II desired.
Night calls promptly answered from the
Office. ie29
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On the Goth ofJune-two days after the
.It;lrtion ofIhu sepatean4cndment,S n Mr..
$6uthari offered an independent bill pro
yiding that ION and after the LIST of Oct,
1873, legal tender notes Of the us. shall
he received ut par in payment Of customs
duties" and for this bill Col, wilsonyoted,
Int it did not reach a vote in the Senate
and hence lever become T. law! Had he
and enough other Democrats followed the
example oihise colleague, Kepna, Yeshould
TODAY have lad greSnbafk4 receivable for
customs and Z ffoar ~ eut b9hd
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We thus SEQ John B. KenhaJS Demo
crt fromWest Virginia yotipgt 70 receive
US. notes for duties on imports and in
payment for the 4per cent bonds, while
We sec Col. Ben Wilson voting'not to re-
ccivc them, and Ben Martin lodging q
,.,,o on oi,bn. siJo1yf1EEfW SfG
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SALE.

KuSItbs SALE
By virtue o. AIDED Of TuG nIis t. a1pTns,
BY l. Harvey Sayre AMI vie. l+1rft an Il, nj
day q SepIembeT, IS;l And Foueir! "a Itpig Ing
Book No. : gase S5 iuthe IlgFki SrG;aGa.
y Court Of WttIel cVaniy. ". Va ill
TUESDAY, the &A day Il 0easer, ir1
At the irOnt door Of the CAT Il SS 4 wenls I,.
y, sell At public aueti0n tie lllDThg "a. slis I
% much thereof as aIy h B+rs.ary % atsT h,
claim sound BY sid daA e Hsl ~ LEsE ssB.
ed "a t~Eenty-ssven II! - ,Veatyesh, q n
E6t side u Aain strvS "a tie 0Tn d Ntu NrHr
willie, Weihl county, Wes Va
TERNs or SALE-Cnh
GE0. & BOYD. Tnrn
J. D. EErxG, AttSrat!. ~
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Gu1sst Sales.
ZINE FARM FOR SALE
In The Count! C0ur q oAn COss;!.
Maurice CIITsa
Va Ia CkIsa'T.
N0sas LsT. etL,l
Nose Isy, e,

In punusuee d the IstbEtty r-:el Ia nsbTi!s
erea entered BY sid CO1Ti IL The itoVe sntirl ar
on April 18th, ls:s, ! vii I'll a; liz tna' 4,sdA
residence Of Mos Ray, 90 Tie iseztss htb! NNH
tisel 10 be sold, on
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new ApYERTlsEMENTs.

DELICIOUS NOTICE
III There HilLs SerJlees Al the DisiPlet Church
PIeaehihgb ~ Prof C. LLoes d Belhiny.
All are inTited. oc5
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6susral Sntises.

NOTICE
We have this day formed s tn~,IafaE
for the purP@c Of ian~ir'lns a f'.,. !,
Commission BusineN aud rave u
the business OF JAMES q Nn'1' ~ d
respectfully solicii 4 o~ouuh4AiA'
patronage awarded him, r <opny
and ". L. L!s!'
sErrEXBEE d, ISIS.
Having sold my bushes, to ne tDS
| checdully recommend iA'm lux
dence Of the trade. y,opEis
octLiAw JAMS "g
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H,v,pg purrhaSed she tatt q - ~ /. rSp
III am ~. II. SulIbE,n A 60 h'i. ~ :
respectfully solldt the hts1 sH'+
EtOEed 90 thlt arm. & ypFfA
iYi6 ~
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The Finance Question.

ED. INTELLIGENCER - NJ. s. b.
says when Greek meets Greek den
comes dat tug NIT der war; but l says
When Dutch meets Dutch den comes dot
lager bier. De places where dey gets
dem all dc time, youst so colt vat it
comes NIT Alaska out, ish dat Vanity
Fair Saloon. keepet by dat Young nit
Burner. Dare vas dat Slorah's
Schmieg's, Steilacoom and st. Louis
lagers-bier, vat dey hat. Dose pigs
feet and Schweitzer case, for vat we pal
fifteen cents. vas pooty body NIT dose
sour behring's. Uf you likes dose o. K
Cutter und Marteil brandy. und wine.
vat dey keeps NIT does fine Vanity
Fair cigars, dot makes dem nothings
out, init de ten cents vat you pay. IF
you likes a private room where you
talks NIT frient and drink dat colt
bier, you flint it up nit dat back door,
HERR JoERG.
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ordered the occupation of Pirinji, is de-
clared 10 have exceeded his authority
and committed an indiscretion. The
Russians have withdrawn from Pirinji.
and General TodIeben is said to be ex-
ceedingly careful to prevent anything
at this moment which would cause sus-
picion or create irritation. The with
drawsl from Pirinjl and news from
European capitals have so relieved pre-
vious tension that little fear is now en-
tertained of accidental collision. Both
Russian and Turkish officers are indul-
ging in pleasure excursions. TIE work
of preparing Notifications is greatly
relaxed
The invitations to the congress issued
by Germany state in effect that the con-
gress will meet in Berlin to discuss the
treaty of San Stefano.
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An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the effects
of dyspepsia or disordered liver. The re-
suit of these diseases upon the masses of
intelligent and valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually bur-
den instead of pleasant existence of
enjoyment and usefulness, as it ought to
be. There is no good reason for that
if you will only throw aside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice of
druggists and your friends. ard try one
bottle of Green's August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of
bottles of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues, with satisfa-
tory results in every case. You can
buy sample bottle for 10 cents to try.
Three doses will relieve the worst case.
Positively sold by all druggists on the
Western Continent.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to the
DAILY I.vTELLIGE.sCER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S-The May
musical festival opened this afternoon
to good, though not crowded house.
The chorus proved to be in very good
training. The orchestra was well
balanced and effective, and the soloists
performed their parts to the evident
satisfaction OF the audience. Miss Anna
de Castil and Myron w. Whitney be-
ing complimented with encores The
anvil chorus, with an accompaniment
of 81 anvils and 10 pieces OF artillery,
was the feature of the afternoon and
was decided success The guns were
fired by electricity and the discharges
were in accurate tine. This feature of
the performance was loudly applauded,
aud repetition demanded and accord.
ed. The audience numbered about
5000, which pretty we'll filled the
floor of the house, while the galleries
were about halfiilled
STOCKTON, May 2S--The Pacific In
sane Asylum is undergoing investiga-
ton to-day at the hands of the author
tiles OF the State of Nevada. During
the last month or two some of the news.
papers of Nevada had great many
stories about the management of the
asylum IN which the Nevada insane are
cared for under contract. by Drs. Lang
don and Clark. This morning Hon. II.
III. Daggett, editor of the Territorial
Eatrpri@ of Virgins, and DIR. T. j.
White. physician. of Comstock. came to
Stockton duly provided with authority
from the State of Nevada to go through
the institution from cellar to garnet.
This is what the proprietors Of the
asylum have long asked for
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DEADwooD, May IS Col, NJ. V.
Sheridan arrived here last evening.
He comes for the purpose of selecting
a suitable location for the encampments
for soldiers now en- route to the Black
Hills. Three camps will be establish
ed, one in the vicinity of Bear Buttes,
10 miles from Deadwood, another in
the vicinity of Rapid City, 40 miles
distant, and the third on the Little Mis-
souri, river. so or 90 miles distant. 1t
is thought that these encampments, in
connection with the troops at Fort Nc
Kinney, will afford sufficient protection
from Indians for the Black Hills towns
and routes during the summer.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 2S-A Galveston
Ne,cs special says New Lerdo is threat
ened by three parties Of Lerdoists num-
boring 800 men, and their advance is
now within ten miles Of the Town. The
Mexican Customs authorities have come
to this side with their books and
records, and the commander despairs
holding the place unless reinforced.
Gen. Ayola made formal demand for
the place this morning. Three American
merchants are in Jail for refusing to
contribute to the defense of the town.
FALL RIVER, Mass, May 2S-By
the stoppage of Troy. STAFFORD, Flint,
Chase, Robson. Weetamoe, the two
Tecumseh. and two Wampanoag mills,
besides Border City, Sycamore and
Union, there are nearly $4,000 Of go
900 looms idle this week, and other
mills will shut down next week, and
some are running on contracts and can
not stop at present. BY the stoppage
Of these mills some 1000 operatives are
thrown out of employment.
ELLSWORTH. (Maine), May 2S-A
telegram from Southwest Harbor says ::
Capt Conan, commander of the Rus
sian navy, and eight Russian officers
left Yesterday for good. The paymaster
and two other officers. and eleven
sailors leave Thursday for Philadelphia.
The paymaster will return about June
thirteenth.
BosToN, May 2S-The American
Unitarian Association at an annual
meeting to-day elected Henry p. Kid
der, President w. G.. Bryant and
Chas. A. Stevens. Vice Presidents, and
Rev. II. r. Shipper, Secretary. The
financial condition of the association is
about equal to that of the previous
years. Rev. Brooke Hereford, Of
Chicago, delivered the annual address.
The American Congregational Asso-
citation elected Samuel ID Fsrren, Presi-
dent. The society will undertake to
raise 100000 by the first of July, to
relieve itself of present financial en-
barrassment.
NEW YORK. May 2S.-The Pacific
Mail Company's annual election takes
place tomorrow. The latest rumors
this afternoon were that the Hart party
would carry the election, and that Cap
tain David Babcock. who was the first
captain of the clipper Young America.
and now manager Of the Stonington
line of steamships, will be elected to
the Presidency.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The Presi.
dent and members of his Cabinet leave
to-day for Gettysburg.
The Senate passed without amend
ment the House bill to prohibit further
retirement of United States legal tender
notes; yeas Al, nays IS.
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T, ST.. PETERSBURG. May 2S--Prince
Gortschakoff has so far recovered from
his illness as to be able to leave his
bed.
BERLIN, May lS.-Reports that invi-
tations to the congress have already
been dispatched to the powers are un-
founded. Correspondents at Paris and
Vienna say that the good offices of
Prince Bismarck are largely instru-
mental in bringing about the result
without humiliation to Russia or risk
to England. Austrian and Hungarian
delegations will meet this evening.
when Count Andrassy will submit a
written explanation of the Govern.
ment's motives for avsiling itself of
the sixty millions credit. 1t is expected
he will state that Austria is prepared
TO take definite and preventive meas.
ures.
Ahtct may - NC sosoiuutIt
refuses to sanction any outdoor cere-
monies on the occasion of the hundredth
anniversary of the death of voltsire
The celebration win take place in the
Gate Theatcr next Thursday, when the
meeting viii be held. over which Victor
Hugo will preside. The opening ad
dress will be delivered by Spuller, a
member of the Chamber of Deputies.
and the discourse by De Schanel, will
fellow. Theodore De Banville will
read poem and Victor Hugo close the
proceedings with speech.
LONDON, May 2S.--Affairs at Con
stantinople begin to look less danger
Gus. The advance of Russian cavalry
to Print. which the Turks understood
to be an attempt to seize Piergos, with
view Of commanding the road TO
Kavako, is now disavowed by General
Toileben. General Schouvslof, who
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Headqulrters Grand army Republic, J
PROF.. Dept Washington Territory. :
SEATTLE, May %, 1878. !
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. /.
The following named officers are an-
nounced on the staff of the Department
Commander
A. Slorah, Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral.
George d. Hill, Assistant Quarter
master General.
J. w. Smith, Assistant Inspector
General.
d. P. jenkins, Judge Advocate Gen
eral.
D. L. MCGOWAN, Mastering Officer.
By Command of
FRED. W Sparkling,
Commander Department.
A. SLoRAH. Asst Adjutant Gen'l.
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Official Press of King County.
Thursday, May 80, 1878.
TAKING SHAPE.

we understand tilaL tne piopoSitio"
1T present under consideration by the
directors for the prosecution OF the
railroad across the mountains is as fol-
lows, viz: To start new section OF
one hundred miles. TO be known as the
Renton vi kima Extension of the Seat
tie il Walla Walla Railroad, on which
is to be issued a new and distinct series
of stock:
People of Seattle to subscribe 5000
900, payable on the completion of the
grade.
People of Kittitas and Yakima coun-
ties to subscribe $4,000, payable on
the completion OF the grade.
This $3.50 900 to be paid to the Trus-
tees appointed by the Railroad Com
pany on completion of the one hundred
miles. The amount subscribed to be
secured on property, conditioned as
above. Stock in the extension line OF
one hundred miles to be issued to SUBJ
scribers on payment of subscription.
The S250,000, together with the road
bed OF the one hundred miles extension
to be the basis for 100000 bonds to be
issued.
The iron is already secured upon the
completion Of the grade.
The Kittitas people can give con-
ditional bonds upon grain, lands. etc.
The road to be ready for transporta-
ton of freight by September lst, 1880
Payments then to be made.
There is no question of the feasibility
and wisdom of this plan. Our people
will acquiescc and join in carrying il
out 10 man. A strong statement,
perhaps, but we think We speak it "by
the card" We have not interviewed
oil on the subject, but some We know
will go for it strong.
The first blows struck on the line
beyond Renton will be the signal
echoes Of the usherlng in of new and
happier day for Seattle. 1t will be OBJ
served that cash down is not required
OH subscriptions by this plan; only after
the completion of the entire grade.
Meanwhile, the subscribers will have
chance to make the amount Of their
subscriptions out of enhancement OF
business by the prosecution of the road.
The twenty miles of this road already
built is in healthy condition. and now
rapidly paying for itself The only
cash liabilities of Importance incurred
by the company in the construction of
this portion is an issue of $4,000
of ten per cent. bonds held right
here in town by our own citi-
zens. The road is carrying now
regularly over 500 tons of coal per day
besides passengers and general frelghts.
Already the net profits are over so per
cent. of the earnings and the demands
Of the increasing business Offering bids
fair to keep pace with. if,t does not
crowd the increase of the carrying
facilities of the line.
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Tlvoli Beer Hall.

We have received per City of Panama
q cargo of GERMAN IMPORTED BEER
also, sardines, caviare, Swiss and Linn.
burger Cheese. LIMBURGER CHEESE
only fifty cents apiece. We also have
Schmeig's and Steilacoom Lager Beer
on draught; and the celebrated Bud.
weiser, Milwaukee, Boca and ST.
Louis Lager Beer in pint and
quart bottles. Also all kinds of lunches
order.
HESS s. Co, PRoPRIEToRs.
Occidental Square.
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DIXON, May 28.-An election was
held here yesterday on the question of
incorporation. Municipal officers were
elected here at the same time. The
Workingmen's ticket for trustees had
no opposition. T. b. Barnes, indie
pendent candidate for marshal, was
elected over the Workingmen's candi-
date by niue majority, Majority for
incorporation %.
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CALL on j. \. McPHEE for Cigars,
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
The cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in 5. kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street, Sc.
attic, W. T. myl7 diff
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Latest kilograms.

Ii the ANGLo-RUssIAN War hangs
fire much longer the PEOPLE of SEAT.
TIE will get so tired out waiting tina,
there will be an OVERWHELMING rush
to the CENTENNIAL SALOON. and WAR
DEoLAREp against the fine BRANDS OF
BEER, WINES. LIQUORS and Cigars con
stantly kept on hand at this noted and
popular place Of resort.
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w IA. 81 ENsEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, b. c

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
ut lowest rates on Great Britain, IRE
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets TO and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, w. I.
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sB- THE Fountain Beer Hall, Front
street, next to the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in tho city.
All kinds of Beer. Ale aud Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one o'clock
every day; also, fine lunches to order.
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MASON DoREE RESTAURANT, From,
street, opposite the Post Office. Every
thing first class. Open day and night
New furnished rooms up stairs for tray
cling guests.
ID. II. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is iire-proof; has good accom-.
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WIN. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, b. c.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-30

Hor BosToS BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning at the Eureka Bakery.
Leave your orders for delivery during
the week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-30
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
BY
THADDECS HANFORD.


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