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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-27

By reason of It's Alternative properties,
cures Diseases OF the Blood and skin, as
Scofula, or Kings Evil; Tumors; Ulcers,
or Old Sores: Blotches, tiInples and
Eruptions. By virtue OF It's Pectoral
properties 1t cures Bronchial, Throat and
Lung affections; lncipient Consumption;
Lingering Coughs, and Chronic Laryngi-
It's. Its Cholagogue properties. render IL
an unequal remedy for biliousness; Tor
pid Liver. or Liver Com plainI;" and its
Tonic properties make IL equally eEica-
cious in curing Indigestion, Loss OF Ap
petite and Dyspepsia.
Where the skin Is sallow and covered
with blotches and pimples, or where
there are scrolulous, swellings and affec-
tiuns, o few bottles of Golden Medical
Discovery will effect an entne cure. II
you feei drowsy, debilitated, have sallow
color OF skin or yellowish-brown spots on
tace or body, frequent headacne or diz2i-
ness, bad taste in II outh, internal heal
or chills alternated with hot hushes, low
spirit. anU gloomy forebodings, irregular
appetite and tongue coated, you are SUI,
lerlng from Torpid Liver or Biliousne,s
In many cases OF Liver Complaint, only
part OF these symptoms are experienced.
AS remedy for all such cases, Or. .Pierce's
Golden Medical discovery has no equal,
AS 1t effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
siren gthened and healthy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-27
Assessment A Motics.

BLUE LIGHT MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place of business.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-27
MEDICAL.

Are not advertised as cure-alls,n but
are specifics in the diseases for which
they are recommended.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
SECOND EDITION
New Castle Letter.
NRw CASTLE, May q, 1873


The County Meeting of the Democratic
Party on Saturday,was the largest held in
twenty years; so says those who have at
tended since 1884.
"Schooner" Long and his comrades paid
our City visit Saturday but coming I'M
der the surveillance Of the police returned
to their first love, (Wilmington).
Saturday night our streets were filled
with promenaders and marketers. After
10 L. M. few other than those who were
looking for ''the sights" were about. Sew
eral little encounters took place on Bulls
Hill. Dobbinsville and Shawtown were
upon their good behavior and succeeded
to charm in keepingp peace. About mid
night fracas occurred which by mere
chance did not tragically end. Two young
men were having few words as they
walked down Market street when one,
John Mealey, cut the face of the other
with knife or razor to such an extent
that physician had to be called in to sew
up the wound. AT the hearing before the
Mayor the evidence was such as to war
rent the holding of the offender in $500
bail for court. The bail was soon pro-
cured. Jim Redding was next given a
hearing and fined $500 and costs for
drunkenness and held in the sum of $500
bail to keep the peace for carrying deadly
weapons.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
A Gard from David Lemon IL
the Tax-Payers Of Will
ninRtOn

FELLOW CITIZENS Through many
requests of my frien 8. and desire on m
own part. Offer myselfas a candidate for
Mayor on che citizens ticket.
Should the citizens elect me to the high
est Office within their gift pledge myself,
list, To appoint sober and efficient po-
lice force and see personally that they do
their duty.
End, l Will carry out the laws passed by
Cfty Council without fear or favor, preju-
dice or partiality.
Sd, 1 will donate one-half OF the salary
OF the office to benevolent purposes and
city improvements, which in my opinion
Is reform.
l consider myself fully competent to
discharge the duties OF the Office In the ad-
minIstration OF Justice and economy,
which in my opinion are badly needed at
present.
Fellow citizens, If there is any little
jealousy existing in any OF your minds be-
cause did not study law, cast 10 TO one
side, have studied good common sense
and have good natural Judgment which all
laws are founded on for the welfare OF any
community. You have tried legal gentle-
men two terms, now ask you TO try a live
business man one term and pledge my
-eif that 1t will be to the interest of the tax
payer, the business man, the working
man and the prsperity of our city, which
have lived In for 80 years, and where all
my interests are. DAVID LEMON.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
Congress Saturday

fhe United States Senate. SATURDAY.
was passed IN relation to the judic.
PwerS aud functions of cnnsuls' The
n, l.'atlon Of the bill providing a per
y, VI i9rln ,ri Of government for the bis
VI OollinDla was resumed, and a
number Of amendments were adont.
ae siAlh Secuon, providing for the
On VI u Delegate to the House of
4 ESe..auVes, was stricken out, as
H., F. Tue section abOlIshing the boards
| n1 ,Je ,1o commissioners \ and school trus-
y. aa transferring the powers TO the
commissioners, and the section
Ii1s Tue sinking fund commission
transferring their powers 10 tIe
IsF o. the United States.
lg House a bill was passed o,t,,or
\ nn. r' 'rclelary of the Treasury TO
lf 'uperlhlendents of minis ar
n ~ assay offices assistant treasnr-
E,,,o,, |g illted iiS States. The army an.
|n., n'oI, ,,. olll was further considered
,or Ien ,iII 'illeht for the muster of ot,icers
Ia cut uu'y Iva was passed the amend
[e.S 1yui t. down the pay Of officers ''a as
(r,ion @ II, ,,o .he blll was rejected, and
n ',on w.il passed as reported. A new
|cr otSor % adopted prohibiting musi-
tS.in D.uer enlisted men from enpag.
"''' o''slAeNs for hire or emoin-
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
san StefanO.

Si'ralio5,1 SaiSIa9o which recently,neatv has
%erUen %lIVllGal, inn' was originally a eSlony nS
|. TSns! Vn founded by Neapoiitan emI
ElsssSS enI descendants still live thers her,
|reaf rD @lii ahi oysters. It's a delight,
d Ia,' %.-oSllch which in summer arsas, attrsc,s
!, SnalltS SmL.lS,!a and Turkish function. 10
lacrs - eil,oselliShed nns with artistic H.
EdIo,.ia ana Il, delights in a well an- u'-
|ajoys jIi ,Lo me village is situated a
|ban,iySsn sns ,,i,, level ofthe sea, and upon a
[o HI' TitG q A railroad connects coalo San
Elin a BALI fCaomnStantinople, am whicl, his is
|lhe no,t ai a an hour. The cars fra a.
E,thai i,I iS,p picturesque quarter of tIa, the
kai Graat Giraa,alItOtediby Bulgarian parde 81 rde
kfYoniIIragikS artisans. At the s",ne sta
l, the traveller sees sne sIa, the
dla, i amy S%alch NJ of old surroundnd in9
b, w5srl,d and'1he 4 Castle of the hoSnueu Saueu
prssSi5Iy,; lgIy padlscia once enc eontinea nsnea
fad oaln1lNySe aSIlyes $. of the foreign J"paeu powerl
Eefmo.l M ,haf any Turks settle ott1, at at
acI an e evident indication ssi nPoa 4hni tn the
!" vague there "' 'he
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
Brief Locals.

Decoration Day is near at hand.
The streets were full of promenaders
yesterday.
The DAILY GAZETTE grows more
popular every day.
1t is time to begin to save up money
for the 4th of July.
For to see fun go to the sociable this
evening, at Saenger Hall.
The Democratic meeting at New Cas-
tie, on Saturday afternoon was largely
attended.
Six excellent Havana cigars, for 25
cents, at Chapman's cigar store, Fourth
and Shipley streets.
You would be surprised at the low
prices for which job work is done at the
GAZETTE job office.
Be careful of your teeth, and have them
examined by DR.. Gallagher, the dentist,
No. S35 Market street.
If you want fine pure Kenebeck ice you
can get it only of Conrow & Son. They
are careful and pleasant.gentlemen to deal
with and will have it served regularly
Smoke, puff, smoke, n clear Havana
filled cigar for cents at Chapman's great
tobacco mart, Fourth and Shipley streets.
m25-6t
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
Police CaAes.

The following cases were disposed OF
at the police court, since Saturday morn
ing:
William Taylor, for assault and battery
upon S. w. Miller, was required to fur
nish $500 to keep the peace.
M. Mitchell, for assault and battery on
Henry White, was required to pay So
and costs, and give $500 bail to keep the
peace.
Thaliand Wonsuch, for being drunk
and chasing persons on the street with a
knife, was required to pay 80 cents and
costs, and give $500 bail to keep the
peace.
William Baldwin, for vagrancy, COM
mitted for 80 days.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
FIRST EDITION..
IocaI Time Table.

spssiladelphia: 200, 500, o:lo, s'@i
: inoc a. m.; l2.d, 1910, 2.So, a,so =
y 'aS D. IN. On sundays: 2'Os. III a.
york; 2 %, 5 "A, a m, IL 81, IL 49,
N m. on Sundays: 2 % a m.
SistP,more m and Washington: l2l4, 10
BALM sam. l25l, u 90, 8 %. pm. Sundays
In. 1l6am. no cpndav
w. y, Castle: s, 6 20, o 80 a m; l O5, 8 80 P
| no sunday train a IN
'nslayare sV K. r.: 5 0S, 8 80 a m; ! %, oo
:, no sunday train.
HEinn,,ngton ~ =, Il Northern X. r.: o 20 q
soo si 800 D m; no sunday train.
noiaTare Ir Western r. r.: 10 20 a m; "
N, @ m sundays: 10 80 IN
a,,ys ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
Appb,ladepnia: u 81, s 81, 92i a mi Il
va, l25l, S55, 451, 6l4. 625,
IN 4. Il 10 pm on sundays; IL 30,
DGam 80, 9 81, II 10 p IN.
| ysw Yo,x: l9 56, 8 "a a m; IL n, IL 81
a, s5lpm, IN Sundays; IL 66 a m !
BaItimore: Al, m; 127, 70 3S,
a 3 IS p m; on Sundays: lS a m y 80
Washington: 21s a m II q, IL 81,
h sl6 D m; Oh Sundays: 2 10 a m; 8 AZ
Port Deposit; 500 a m; no Sunday
&alns .ooo
IN 6lO, O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
kI,.laware r. R.: s so "A IN; 42O, o 40 p
no sunday trains.
wilmington 4 Northern r. r.: sos,
Nam:s iOp m; no sunday trains.
Delaware Western K. r.; I 55 a m /;
IA D m; on SUNDAYS: 6 90 n m.
I'M FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave-
3re ! 80, 800, 10 30, 45 a m; 80, 8 80.
II, SIS, 6I5, 9I5, II 30 pm; on Sun
&ays: 80 IN; o., 3 As, II 80, pm.
| thirty Second and Market streets;
b, Sam, Il 10, 8 IS, s 50, II 40 p m;
sundays: y 80, II i5 . m.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
fisn Telegraphic Summary

! negotiations between Russia anC
lnd are still promising, but report:
PntradictoY and military operation
i've as eyer-FoH more transports
Plan troops have arrived at Malta
Prs Of an impending resignation in
ritsih ministry are drnied-The
n government decides to abolish
pals in cases Of attempted assassin
forpolitical purpOSes-Baron Roths-
BrIe won the French Oaks race.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
Another 8. 9. Excursion.

The friends of Asbury NJ. K. church
should not forget that the annual excur-
sion of the Sunday school will take place
on next Thursday. The excursion goes
to Harewood Park, the most delightful
place for such affairs as can be found.
The train will leave the p. w. & B. Il. r.
depot at a. m, returning leave the Park
at $50 p. m, allowing over eight hours for
pleasure. The price of tickets will be
IS cents for adults, and for children from
= to II years, 40 cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
New Steamboat.

A company has been organized at
for the purchase of an iron steamboat to
run from Leipsic to Philadelphia. The
boat that the company has in view is
about the size of the Ldmokin that used
to run between Leipsic and Philadelphia.
She is a propeller, and well adapted to
creek navigation. This is agoed move for
the citizens of the place, and will do
much to advance the interests of her cit
iZens
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
Returned.

The party of capitalists who went
down to North Carolina, on Friday
morning, last for the purpose of examin-
ing gold mine at Kings Mountain, re-
turned home this morning, on the South
ern Express. Mr. Elliott, who was with
the party, went up to Philadelphia, at
noon for the purpose of getting some
statistics, for the persons in whose inter-
ests he visited the mines.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
WOMAN an Energetic

fqilal' 'a'iSlsco a isns bulletin thinks it is
E@ye1p 1p''sfrd e, to her in 9le the S'Gh faIIa,, a
| '' at that office '''t the iollPw- n,%"-
/. ls7s.L.nTr.' is. !. IT, r&i;., cAnr Howard,
ag, Want to gctms9rinGGo %l1s through Your pa
ra1 inisnd Yi,, starting ag''il a chictas m this
ENaoStt Stils' sv. lhaye got otre %oneH eaFe ,,i Of
ep 1dy lyf1 six hundred ,o '"' yoSnG 0nly milk
day. an5 n,,5If,TSood I've cook iSSDlag iSreag chick chick
p vippg vspg ytls the neigh6ors.' a 'l%s P,osAe She
L ''Spectfully, 'ease
|Qmmer. O. AnERuAM Moos
-, K "2d' InfaUtr,v. aU1,
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27

PERsoNAL.-David Chandler, Esq, and
lady started for New York, this morning,
to spend few days in visiting friends in
the great commercial metropolis.
Andrew G. Gray, Esq, President of
the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal, re-
turned from New York on Saturday,
where he and his lady had been on a visit
for week. Mr.. Gray's numerous friends
will be glad to hear that he is enjoying
robust health, which at his age is not a
little remarkable,
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
A New Fruit Drying Factory

drying factory. 1t is now in process OF
construction, and is to be located on the
lot formerly occupied by the Alden Fac
tory. The building is to be 44x56 feet,
two stories high, and to have four of the
largest-sized Automatic Drivers. Mil
ford and vicinity now has ten of these
fruit curing factories, and all are dong
well at the brsi iess.-NeDs.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
Indications for To-day.

b Department Office Of the Chief SIG.
Jfer Washington, d. G., Monday
"a. l A. M.-Mdicdtions.-FOr ht
I, atlantic and Men England States,
pressure and slightly iou~ tempera-
.heN and brisk uest, to norhlcinds,
Or purity c'oudy redtter, occasional
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
DIED,

CRUMLISH.--On the 26th inst, Mrs.
Mary Crurnltsh, aged 66 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence Of her son, J. M Crumlish, No.
TIT w. Fourth street, on Wednesday
morning, at O'Clock. High Mass at ST.
Paul's Church at $3.50 O'Clock.
MoCULLOUGH.--At the residence of Mrs.
George Smyth, No. 1918 North 18th st.,
Phila., on Saturday, 25th inst. Jethro ]
Mccullough, in the Goth year Of his age
The relatives and friends are invited to
attend he funeral from his late residence,
on Wednesday, the 18th inst, at II M, to
mayN-2t*
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
The Alarm.

The alarm of fire just before II o'clock
was caused by some one cooking in Bran
dywine spilling quantity of fat in the
stove, which produced large blaze. The
engines quickly responded but their ser
vices were not needed.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
POSTPONED.

Drs. Stearns and Wilson, whose treat
ment is unequalled and success unparal-
leled in the treatment of nervous and
chronic diseases, have consented to re-
main at the Clayton House until June 10.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27

upon and lost, after which Mr.. Myers
resolution was adopted almost unani-
mously.
The meeting, on motion of /. G.
Grubs, Esq.. then adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
Decoration

The citizens of Wilmington and vicf-
nifty, are respectfully requested to send
to the City Hall, on Wednesday after
morning, the Both inst, such flowers as
they can spare, to be used in the deco
ration of the soldiers and sailors graves.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
DROPOS AIS.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS !:

desire to take this ethod of Informing
my friends and the Democratic voters that
The report that has been circulated that 7
mad Withdrawn as a candidate for Sheriff
at the coming nomination, is untrue. [
am still a candidate and will remain so
JAMES r. COLLINS,
my2o-2td<w* Appoqunimink HID.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
M e M O II Yy
NEW CLASS FOR THE IMPROVE
MENT OF THE MEMORY.
PROF. MAcHARG

VIII give the first lesson to the new class
IN Mnemonlcs, on TUESDAY, MAY 28th,
at p. M, in No. School, where ali in,
tending to join the class should meet him.
rhe Zee for the course of lessons is IS,
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
- zu InfaI
Base R.,,

Fl i; asies'cdtih' Is di''o2% ths Bn,,th1ss The Delaware
| ~" y '''lo Boys, by a
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
The COUNTY DEMOCRACY .
Setting the Political Ball
IN Motion.
The County Meeting at New
Castle.
The Largest Ever Held In the
County.

GENERAL ATTENDANCE FROM ALL sHc
TIoNs-THE WORK OF oRGANIzA-
TIoN-FRBE DISCUSSION AND aBN-
ERAL GOOD FEELING - THH
JUDGES OF THE NoMINA-
TIoN ELECTION AND
THE COUNTY ExrCu-
TIVE COMMIT
TEE, ETC.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-27
Strawberries.

The shipment of strawberries over the
Delaware Railroad, on Saturday was as
fOlIows.-
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The schooner John p. Morris, from
Chicago TO Buffalo, worth $40, COO, is
reported gone down on the upper cast
Of Michigan. with all on board. name
~, captain, mate, cock and cooks son.
She met q terrific gale and is a total
loss.
WASHINGTON. Nov. "A committee
of citizens called upon the President to-
day and requested that Joseph II.
Bradley be appointed Judge of the su-
preme Court for the District of Coium-
bia, in the event of the resignation of
Judge 0len. which he coDtemplates but
which he will not do unless under the
law giving full pay to Judge resign
ing after ten years services or having
attained the age Of 20 years. The
President said that there was no va
cancy and be would refer to the Aitor-
ney General the question Of whether
the law relative TO the retirement Of L.
y. judges upon fail pay is applicable to
members OF the Supreme Court of this
District
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which was furnished him there. OF
course the amounts required os the
"garcous' depends upon the premi.
hence and custom Of the cafe or restau-
rant in which they ere employed. The
''pourboire" system has one advantage
at least, the extra two or three sous are
An incentive TO the water 10 attend To
his business as rapidly as POSSIBLE.
Tcere has been sent from Geneva 10
Paris TO- tie exhibition, tie model of a
section of metropolis, arranged upon
the perfected system of NJ Schoek-
Jaquet. Three rows, each continuing
three cells, with their two upper and
lower isolating spaces, are here shown.
These should be covered with q LAYER
Of vegetable earth. The cells On the
left are open; one contains a coffin; the
middle cells are closed by the simple
plate, which must be sealed in the pres
ence Of the relatives; but one Of them
isreplsced by window, through which
the interior may be seen, and which
also permits the passage Of an electric
bell wire. a double guarantee to those
who fear too precipitate interment 10
cases of catalepsy or lethargy. The
cells on the right are definitely sealed,
and their marble tablets ornamental
with inscriptions, medallions, and re
ceptaclss tor plants and flowers. This
last specimen is intended to show that
the idea of the metropolis thus inter-
preted is not too melancholy. but, on
the contrary, Offers facilities for yariors
kinds of decoration.
The French authorities have mani.
tested their sympathy with the dis
tressed people of the South by giving
up one of the days at the Trocsdero for
their benefit. A grand concert will be
held on the 18th Of October, and it will
undoubtedly be a great success, and
the financial results will be considera-
BILE. Americans in Paris have been
subscribing quite literally to the yell
low fever fund
The French authorities unfurled u
new American flag from the top of the
Trocadero Palace this morning; but
unfortunately it was placed upside
down. The effect can be imagined. OF
Soo' 30 otCpS were d OlCc tdkeu 10 nave
il turned.
The street cars and omnibuses of Par
Is differ from ours in many respects,
and in some things are much prefer
able. Passengers are carried both in
the interior and on top. but the number
is limited, and when the limit is reach
ed the ai gn "complet" is placed over
tue door, Every American here is told
the story of his newly arrived country
man who tried in vain to find Car GO
ing his way, but saw that every one was
going to "Complet." and that wasn't
his direction. The fare is very cheap
only three sous for the top and six for
the interior.
Probably no city in the world is gov
erned like Paris. Everything is kept
in perfect order. The number of chan
nels through which money passes into
the Golfers of the government is aston
ishing. and the taxes derived from the
many institutions which are generally
under the control Of individuals in 9th :.
er countries are immense. Everybody
IN the employ Of the government direct
is either uniformed or is obliged to wear
some insignia of office. The custom ia
good one, and is being followed to
some extent in our own country.
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Wednesday, Nov'r 6. 1878.
CONVENTION FOR THE PROMOTION OF
AMERICAN COMMERCE.

We are :restlyegratifed to announce
that Seattle will be represented at the
great, Interstate and International
Convention for the promotion OF Amer
lean commerce, to be held in New Or
leans on the 81 IF December proximo.
On in ,itstion of the committee having
the matter in charge. the Mayor has
appointed the following named gentle
men ss delegates: Hon. o. Jacobs.
Col. C. H. Lsrrabee, Gen. Hazard Ste
vens, Gen. james Tilton, and Judge
Edward Lander. All of these gentle
men are property owners and tsxpsy-
ers in this city. Col. Larrabee took an
active part in the first meeting ever
held to consider the project of a
railroad connecting the waters of
Lake Superior with those Of Pu-
get Sound, held in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, in 1862 years ago
under the auspices Of Prof. Whitney, q
distinguished engineer and geologist of
those days. and was subsequently an &C
tive cO-worker and confidential frieT d
of Gov. Stevens in promoting the /. he
project in Congress- Gen. Tilton came
to Washington Territory rs Surveyor
General with special reference to his
interest in the great work of advancing
the projected railroad, was an ardent
friend Of the project and always regard
I'd Seattle as the only Legitimate west
srn terminus. He WAS the engineer
~ho made the preliminary surveys IN
der the present railroad organization
and was superseded only because he
was not in accord with the personal de-
signs of the land ring. Gen. Hazard
Stevens is q son Of the late Governor
Stevens, and inhsrits in large degree
the ability as we'll Is the aspirations OF
his lamented father. Judge Lander,
formerly U. s. District Judge for this
District. now resident of Washington,
invested his means here and still 70
CARDS himself a. = Seattle man. Judge
Jacobs, who has devoted his best efforts
TO developing the resources and pro-
noting the settlement Of the Territory
and Fever, on any occasion, absented
himself from his post Of duty in Con
gress during his term. has signifed hi
intention Of representing Seattle in thi'
convention nnlcss paramount duties de-
mand his attendance at Washington
and Col. Larrabee has accepted the ap
pointment and will certainly a&kend,
and IL Is believed that Gen. Tiltonand
Judge Lander will also. and it is to be
hoped that Judge Field will likewise.
The probability is that in any event
Seattle will be highly, creditably and
ably represented and that it will re-
dound greatly to the advantage Of our
town and Territory.
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EUROPE.

BERLIN, Nov. bismarck, after the
marriage of bis daughter on Wednes-
day, will 60 to Varsein and remain
there till Christmas
II is denied that Miss Rothscbild had
applied for admission into the Catholic
church as preliminary to her marriage
with Due de Guise.
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oSh ADAOACn-ln Dan rranclScO, OCx. 2lSt, &c
the wife of A. Schwabacher. daughter.
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 fire-proof has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
VIM. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, r. G.
EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at 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.. T.