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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24
TIE Excuzssos TO sEABzcK-Ab,oat

TIE EXCURSION TO SEABEcK-Abo9t
seve5ty-tvs E8sa, women AID cAll1fen
took passage on tie steamer Josephine
for Scabeek last Saturday. They left
here :, half past 7 II the morning.
called q, Port Gamble On toe way.
where a. Gogr vas spent. AID arrived
at their place 81 Ies,iEa:iup. at 3 IN the
afternoon Tie excursionis,s there
mingled With TIE towuspeople AID with
ether excursl0BIsts frJm other places.
sseIng tie iaasscb, etc , ls-siug pleas
aaiiy the tune until haly-p.st IN the
evening". when tie bua, With the maj
part Oa board started for hsme, where,
after ano,h her cali st Port Gambte, she
arrived ~ half pas, in tie night. A
few stayed st seaOeck, To take pant ia
u free dance given by the mill CONF any
in . pavilion erected On vacant lot for
tie parpose. " hen a. Scao Sex. aud
also while a. Gamble. aud when leaving
port here, and at dozen different
times on the way. the coruet band, who
Ct up the tie excur=ion. furnished
music Ut o most agreeable and refresh.
ing character. winch MAS gratefully sp-
precisted by all hearers. The kind
attention to the comforts and wants of
oil on board Ii.played by Capt Smith
and site aud daughter were . repeti-
tiOn merely Of the every day conduct of
that worthy trio. which gives constant
justification 10 their r-increasing
popularity. the table of theJosephiue
Is not rxcelied ywheTe; the vic;u.ls
5-iBg the beat tue market aftGrds, pre-
parcel IN the best nIauuer known to the
cuisine art, and served In = way that
makes them even more pslatAb.e than
they otherwise possibly could be.
Though tired when they returned. all
who went were pleased With the excur>
sioa.
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Msshers! Meshesal, Mothers
Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by sick child suf.
fsring and crying with the excrucia,iug
pain OF cutting teethi II ~. q, At
once and get bottle of MRs. Wins
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. Il will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediate
ly-depenc upon it: there Is no mistake
about II There il not . mother ON
earth VITO has ever used it who will no,
tell You at once that IL will regulate
the bowels. and give rest to the mother
and relief aud health To the child. opsr-
ating like magic. II is perfectly safe
10 use in oil cases. and pleasant to the
taste. and is the prescription Of one Of
the eldest and best female physician.
and narses in the United States. Fall
directions for using will accompsnv
each bottle None genuine unless the
facsimile Of Curtis 8 Perkins, il on
the outside wrapper. Sold by ali
Medicine Dealers- IS cents = bo<tIa
Beware OF limitations.
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Undoubtedly with children. attributed
TO other Causes. is occasioned by Worms.
RRowss vERMrfuoR COMETS, OF
Worm Loz<nges. although effectusl in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been success
fully used by physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in Graduating
worms, 30 hurtful to children. Twenty.
i've cents q box.
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the ship Olympus" After the lofty
m 1ntsin urdsr IL. shados st wbIg b
she MAS built.
Othsr vessels are TO ts built At sea-
beck, contracts ter which have been
slres!y entered inte, ba; ne doc ht If
any are built there waese Launch will
cause greater interest than the launch
Of the Eve ard Olympus 81 Saturday.
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LOCATION OF the Gov. Nxwxll.
CoLoSr The Olympia Courier says:
The company who arrived from Brook.
Ign, . few days ago. have decided TO
settle per n,Anently few miles west Of
Olympia. on Sherman Creek. where
they have found . tract Of land well
adapted to their purposes. Ii Is abeu,
nine miles distant. About four miles
II road in that direction have been
opened. while the other i've miles will
have to be cut now. This will cest
several hundred dollsrs aad the citi.
xens OF Olympia have been called upon
to aid in the matter. Mrs. A 81 Stuart.
circulated paper and obtsinod very
generous subscriptions. A public meet.
ing has been called for TO meet in
Columbia Hall. This 10 Q subject that
Interests Olympia very nearly. These
people hAve come here 70 work. They
are IN earnest, and whatever place they
select for q home will soon . garden
spot 1t beauty aud . mine Of wealth.
They will ere long be Joined by others
Of like determination. Olympia will
be the depot whers their supplies will
come from and the outlet ia the future
Of their productions
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DAILY INTELLICBNlER.
raE DAILY ixTgLIsssxcxs IL
Tuesday, Aug. "a, 1880.
LONGEST RIVER ~ TIE WORLD.

Ia the average geography the ANA
ron il ksown as the louges, river in the
World Ineiudipg the whole lesgsh oil
the Missouri, from its extreme northern
source in TIE Rocky Mount .ins toitsout
Let In The Gulf Of Mexico. thatfivsr isbe-
You'd qns.tion the longest in the world.
The Missis ipi % really b sneh Of the
Missouri. and not the Missouri brsach
~ the Mississippi. though the aeeiden,
Of The earlier discovery aud explors-
ton Of the latter stream gave rise 10
the error. which oar gsogrsphiss still
perpetuates, Of calling the longer and
greater stream branch OF the shorter
aud smaller one.
Above the junction the hisi s.ppi
drains 1853. 900 square miles. and has q
length Of 1880 miles. and 1t their june
tion it has mean discharge per second
of I05. 900 cubic feet Of water; while
sbovs the same point the Missouri
drains $4,000 square miles. has 9
length Of 3947 miles from Madison
Laks. and at the junction has mean
discharge of i2O. 600 cubic feet per src
end: It. d. charge. though one seventh
grel.er than that OF the Mississippi.
being Smaller proportionslly be-
cause its upper waters drain region
where the rainfall. one year With an
other, averages but little. il coy. more
Than oae-haIf that Of the Upper MISE.
i.sipvi. Above the junction one may
go. oh the Missouri, 10 o good-sized
Steamboat. TO Port Benton. Montana, 9
iista.oe Of 2G02 miles. or more than
the entire length Of the Mississippi
from Itasca Lake 10 it, jnnction with
the Missouri.
This makes the Missouri river las the
name should really be. all the way 10
the Gulf OF Mexico1 4347 miles long,
1861 miles longer than the Missi.sippi
(now so.called) and 59I miles longer
than the Amazon.
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Hor CONTEST. One Of the hotties,
political contests known 10 that section
for years has just been wAgsd in Pierce
county. over the nomination for the
Office at County Auditor. The two
candidates were both wall known snd
prominent citizens. Geo b Handle. Who
has held the sfiics for y, ars. and II .jas
Alden. b. skk.eper Ut thu insane Hos,
pitsl The coanty was thsroug hly oan-
vssssd. and the friends of beth men
were out to the various primaries In
grand array on Saturday. 1 gensleman
just down states that The Major will
have majority Of one in tue nomin
ating convention next Saturday. bat
our experience b THAI Il 10 impossiblr
TO tell exactly how evssy man will ast
and voes when the proper tine comes.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. it 10 The duty of the oovernor of
Washington Territory, at least Sky days be ore
any general election. TO issue his proclsma tion
Designating the oces TO be hlled ct such election
Now. hsrefore. /. Elisha p Ferry, Governor Of
said Territory. do hereby declare that general
election will be held in said Territory on Tussdsy,
the second day Of November. AID. one thousand
eight hundred and eighty st which the FOLLOWING
named officers will be elected:
Delegate 10 represent said Territory In the
forty. seventh Congress Ut the United States.
Brigadier General
On trtermaster General.
CommissAry General.
An AdjutAnt General.
Prosecuting Attorney fer the nrst judicial
district
Prose cutting Attorney fer the second Judicial
district.
Prosecuting Attorney for the third Judicial
district.
A Member Of the Board Of Equalization for the
drst judicial district
A Member OF the Board Of EQUALIZATION for ia
second Judicial district
Member Of the Board Of Equalization for the
third Judicial district.
Members Of both branches Of the Legislative
Assembly,
And all county and precipst oiz,csrs required BY
the lays Of said Territory.
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my nand and caused
thu Great Seal Of the Ter.
~ risory 70 Be sdhxsd. at Olympia,
this l3th day Of August, AID one
thousand eight hundred and
eighty. and Of the Indspendescs
Of the United States the one hun.
dred ano nth.
ELISHA p. FERRY,
by order Of the Governor.
n. II. owrSes, Secretary.
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NiehoIs,s lnfaiIrbIe Injection.

Guaranteed TO cure promptly and per-
manently every case of Gonorrhea.
elect aud Whites. TO matter of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended ar
necessary. A cure guaranteed O. money
refunded. For sal, by N. T. Cody L
Co.. wholesale and retail druggists. Sc.
attic. w. r.
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In the Irpg AID summer time,


When you rad Of . remedy that will
cure all diseases beware Of it; but when
Won read Of pure vegetable compound
winch claims to cure oaly certain parts
of the bosiy. and furnishes high proof
that 1t does this. you can safely try it,
and with toe assurance that it will help
YOU. This is just what Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure dees. IL cures
ali troubles Of the lower portion Of the
body and none others. 1t will not help
tie tooth ache. ear ache nor consump.
ton. but it will put your body in Wig
orous and healthy state where you can
enjoy life and appreciate its good
things. Try it.
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Iwrfssz ia sss fSTs,.aSsxcks

viii Won sometimes th.uk Of me
waeu the day With JOY il bright.
And earth rings with melody
Ard your heart knows bot delight.
Let ore ii,;le moments thought
Wsnier where my lot may be,
To life Of JOY its noughs.
Bat It would b.lng joy TO ne.
Should the shades of sorrow lower
Aud your brightes. skies o'ercass,
And the h-a't-ashes of the hoar
Numb tie Joy thrills Of the past;
When the fu'ure looks so dresr-
Mons See m loging-none sssm dear
Will you then think oncs Of me?
In the .lrpg AID summer time,
When with song the earth resouuds
AMI the varbler's thrilling chime
Echoes forth in happy sounds;
Or when Frost With crystal seal
Locks the flower from bard and bee.
'rwoald be bliss if / could feel
You were thinking Of me.
Though my heart. like susumn's leaf,
Seems so death like AID 90 scar.
Still it has il. joys and grief.
Has its thrills so doubly dear.
And the smile shall chs.e the Sigh
Like clouds and sunshine DER the lee
Though / wander far. or die.
Though know you'll think Of me.
LkMSo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

CHURCHES ARE INCREASING. - Church
buildings Of good size and construction
are being erected each year in the
Columbia river conferences. Five
churches have been built during the
past year-ons each at the Yakima In
dian mission. at The Dalle., in the
Boise Valley. and two in the Palouse
and C9ir d'Alens countries. 1t 10 q
big and new country, with people pour.
ing ia there very rapidly. and with
rom for churehes and schoolhouses Oh
every township
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Domes ic bliss is surely the desired
end of all mottals. Enjoy it by using
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier. which
will remove all superfucus bils an /
make everybody smile.
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A young lady states that several bot.
ties OF Pfa ,der's Oregon Blood Purifier
have done her more good than all other
medicines taken during several years.
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The best IA ally remedy is undaubt-
edly Plumbers Oregon BLOND Purifier.
Harmless it accompli.hes relief, where
many other medicines iaiied Ia do so.
II may be safely given to the infant ~
well as the Adult.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

Exports and imports 1t the port Of
New York constantly 60 on increasing.
During the fgst thirty -one weeks Of the
present aud past years. they amounted
q, follows.
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Gas. S2l.I72 tief.l4i.si

In'rease, .tEs, ozs,IIE VIZ, IA9,bI6
Tho Increased foreign trade Of this
one port amounted in the thirty one
weeks to si70. oOo. 900. aud will proba>
bly, amount to $3.50. 0o0. 600 during the
Fear.
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My life was saved by Wsrner's Safe
Kidney and Liver C,us.-E B Lakely,
Selma. Ala.
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II A b b I e d.

CURRAN-wAxSLEY-At Dayton, Aug. 18th John
A. Currsn and Emms wamsley, both Of Colum-
bis county.
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Don't forget to try the Bureau cigar.
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ALEXANDER SWIFT.

"ANrED-rHK ADOhEss OR ANY INPoR-
w nation concerning Alexander swift. Who
was found By Mr. D. Lynch on the 9th Of Julv IN
an exhausted coedition After vandsrisg - aays In
the mountatps endeavoring 70 and his way 70 Ruhy
Creek. Pfesse write TO O. d. Z. Merris care l. p.
fishcr. advertfAtng agent. room n Merchants r.
change. San Frsncisco Cal suIsdAvs1
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY aIvHH BIZ THE uS.
J y dsruiased that the partpership herptcfcre
existing bstvesn Abraham eimpeon spd L. =,
duibsrson has been dissolved Mr. aimpsou re-
uns from the oussness. which vii hsfesfter Be
conducted By ne. vii collect eli moosy aue
the late arm. and will pay thsir debts
l.. \. 0UIBEnSON.
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THE COURTS.
DTCISIONS-AUa. IL.


-. Co.r3- Cboahers-Rv Judge Beach
- act Bonney-oret risHte'i ien'n ing motion and
NthNo- .tav IN thc natter " tnan 'iraAteN Ihe
ys,a" s,e MAYER agt Kelly etc Nh & same sRt same
y ," .rnrck lrf Fv.rsr Motion granted upon the
of -, eess with $40 ss OF motion b, the pisDlsa
10 and III crave doubts u the ext tencH o. ne custom
e l,als granting OF motion Tor tn CO.. nuaicc Gi
ss,,.on Van Saa.e agt. klrE-ihe examination Is orr
sfs e Wesi Sloos- Palmer aat Huesev- Notion deuied
rs. J0riar aRl. PuelpnMOtion granted -
81 or earci aud aNable COSTS on motions ana aNelT
'n'' +. to ,out mem0rauduni Clark asD
ear ~ rr,-,,i ~ william N Tctrlev T. hear and
r,.e s.. th costs t0 ABIDE TIE event me People tN
q s,u lha s-'. tewles.-pl mon. IapQn agt uoi"ih
IT,. r ~,rrtcd oriUrr
70 =, r..a- Nv Judge NOrst.-Pape agt Mead aud
-. pas. ast Ir p, aA'' otiers-Jut -inen Tor pans,'
o. M demurrer Wi,r Lictg 70 Defendants to answer Oh Pay
non n.,eo, CoEyt-SDeciaI Tsrn-Judcr Russell
j. nv .trrkiov Xxi Morotzkt IN the natter
~ a. - Orders Hoffman tivinEsioa-trter
- $4,000 action J and 2.-prucrs heuvina no'ion
m All CandSs Motion for extra Allowance granted
So NJ, ,.,.,.at...---,,r Irdoa Van R,unt-
denied with SD costs TO ftsNoA
Ho i. the appeal retain 60 De hied within
.r IL q az mae orcriiOr c1l oJtth an
T ,vr elapsed from she cs'e 81 the iced Sts secoh L.
tnn,sl Ass. Act i~.1 tinker s>L -ehWsY.-OtGet 20
~" ra Nncnded uudeTt Sing must he Aleu sii
~ sIst tHr i-tI list. Warren agL DWyef.- OtIer
entered opening dc'an.t.
eA.St,.s foar'- { hgmbeys - Rv Judge Slunott.-
- ArcuIs51as. Bond approved Houng agi; te-
Or.nisa 'I.t ~uucrrIic dgf Best Joseph aEI n
loss w, i.rs g.. a. ,Enor at Wilson Motions granted On
irGcr ne lail 9rincii Ian
N.. Sfrn..- RIDER fhaf commission l~su". Bitneh det
.rsaf- arocr % continuance Hannah ast -c'efi H.
,,r..r granted EHl-Isi Notion ,,ohi,u
ea,, o. t ohlao> at tha Tilted states EnsEav
m. CVIpdNy -bcciaiuu acc"
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srpyr.fs cot gasi,B oh. D.. ~ llt ao'a' a.
800, M tt.suf.r ~ uI.-iov calendar NH@.
"a IL is l.iU 49, 81 80, .,i -nl aoo - ~ -
sa ~. l0. H. l-'. 10 i" -''' 49, 4''' 80 -'" -
- Csleu.,er VIII he caped in Par a. Room a. =
- liz Iu.,g, Inh.auo-E1-. O. III q. ~. -. 80, 80
IA r. 80 T. .~- : 800 s9l. a96, 50 539 400, 4OL
p as avs 1.l. 400 = fu. al. AZ
.5gSaRAi B ka,l- ai.ufiI,c i4t4i september ,, 80
-ffciA. Trnf-iJpao It, J.-tout opens a. 4''" y '
Tadav ca ennaf . ,,,,-. o...,.
-rilAOE t9gaI--PECIAL IKRa-Ias-eli -, l'''' o''1
tal.ltG ar- ~ g. a, q ' '" ,.r,,
TaiAt Vrasl-PAxtS IL amt uiAdouH1c' i"i lhe ,rIu
COMMON PaE4s-fHANNE t--N lu EiuG. J -~ee'' "i'-S
nj ID L. n Motions wiz ~ hratd ff ~ Ocl9't-
III al IPRS-PAar~ 2ld L. A tCd.net tcr le u ~" .
,FNtEAL ~FssloSc- $50 ucrlt- i- lht - - w
Isa-s h. rpsev robbery James Wal see i.@W@'NJ Co'"
~ Irrcaos Grry burglary Neihe DAVIS 'Vs'i .i 81.
2,n -tfhar ant icdula 1u ana b-jtcrr b. ne hi
W9sAl. rton Kenny william Aekeuna US Fwi NJ h"se.'
Zones Isaac FoN. GEORGE DasEatL NarA tN.S ',.
Movers Aucs-- James ID I1fFl' lnoii. III
E,f-,T erapa isfc-uv James Cur an bur-arF .Ah ne
T,sll.n Mar .e-v John woods John H. yonar arcchY
non th, .rrspn Robert -. smith. f"i'io'' i-S Va @
terv sbo .cou Henry joAhs"h "S'"''' INV
b.liorJ annie Hsight. GIsor4tf} 'oa-e
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C0NCURRENT RTsOIUTIoN.
PROPOSING As Az NDAEST ~ AlrncIE siX or THE 90


thirteen ace six OF the Constitution DO AMENDED s." H. u"
70 r. rae superior Court The CITY NJ NeyYors The
,ommon re1s t"f is y al ,, "e f al
M y have SUCH rt4.r "a ~ 'nd 81 mi inr nsS ~
may be- conferred BY -" me al oa !, te jo"fl,p ~
ts artse ara t , 7 ,ss non fin 11,ce sn tner so.
o. AMI tIr,e additional 3udges The 7urcrior Court .
Bls,D arr nj rokyn Of such number u ladcg no e1
cardns tarco. may be D-@,ea ~ i4W' . 20 n
sad ca=gts N ollcc Al W. NE chir ndse shall
until me eXprtoh 81 - i. o,fr+ frJnl n cir
he ,upontol By the judges Of e@eh OF -l ~ ri Germ
own .,uuurf sha act ~ s.cA dHrMg lS NJ M ~ '
Nlcance, ~ le han Nv ylr1fI' = tern sinai De hlca
t s.,e manner ~ vacancies tAs -uvr as our LI-a
Lrs e NAV Of common Piras Of York 80 old -ir
cuif AMI spoc terms OF ii -'i nee oar 10 s..@, Nan a.
,. and srssial Of 'he supreme Co ID KINGS C'HHy
as al n.ies Of the supreme ha % chosen l
tie electors az tner espe,,4ve .tA4.i fa ro
t y tse eieeors ces rcsyecnveiv IN which 'Ae
sal1 cgu,'s ~ ho s BE- -.eci arr aaopf on Of
hs sha Dc ertesn ggs ~ N and a+g'l,@s .
M d me ciee or jis Of any court !oafer Than
mn he , yniv Years The commentator Of rvry
j,le q he cS-is Of & - IN ' snail b. bird ed
~ MS provision and who shall have sfvsl as seh JiSe %
isnd.r o. 1lr term for ehch he was eieeted M ca,
nj 1lerea- foregoing Amendment ~ nc 'on-'a a.
ton agreed 70 9g m1a'g % year srT ses hundred and
nine md VIZ a r.j r., his seisisture AFTER
~ ! election ~ senator's: ., nat III. o,reqotnr
" Re-o. we'd al tue assembly concur IIAt u'7 w. T
amendment De submitted 10 he people u INC 90 "a e"
York at general reclion. .,. .nrsl al 1g-a
O. New- 0fh- IN -'tA'0 AP--' ~ '-~1-
-te above resolution as duly passed.
by order Of TIE -.nsle noo,,,> t,srs
state Of yew YORK IN AsseInsIy-M May % $780,
n. t,rssuug resolution was tny passed.
i"' 80 By order OF the 4 assembly,. 1865. .,.-,,
EDw u Il. JoHNsoN' 'IetA'
Respectfully YOur-. ..s.,.o
JOS B. CARR, Secretary o. @t@le.
s,..,, once County Court House city ana County OF
siiei'n 0" S~s \ NH. Iuy so. 1850
d ui ilsttDA N~s'Se
- nx re ans day the SECRETARY ~ -idie
received ny nv WI w PETER BOWIE
sher1n oi the CITY aHd County OF Ne" foih-
Publishers 81 newsf1perr VII ho1 4hsoi 10 80 IA Ia
n rl,S, .pscilliy nor zee " 70 b. AEA]- .hsr,H
aaxs IawrE 70 S"I
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Dean Sleu mrrs

fAlflC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Fey alliz Rom Pier foot OF Canal 81. North u4fer
ITvTsa FfaisIs, . VIA Jns lsthmus " PanzInA
EeT.nS..-- oatu4Gsy Aug u ICOg. 49,,
eAs iVr C-ntI al and south America an hs4Ie"-
IN ~ iran "a apau China
Pr ~ lOhiJ --atuIfiIy. sept IL, LOON - A..
nSa F'"t4scJ 70 Hon Iuiu, We" N0A.-NN ~
o. VI NK4-YOHG. Saturday, Ans. 2s' noon-
rssssIIsd u lo.Vn Sal krlEclaci ,,t-f.tt
pIA ~ IOWA Jed 10 hliANt LaCO SA- I'm
LA JAlAN. CHINA NEW ZEAI.AN u a. - -. -
kkyE',. ~ AAERI-AN. C-.A T1,AL AEEEII-AN ~-~
Ca. iesAl passage 4na general information tpbJ -"
u j. BULLAY
Superintendent
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Bteamboats anb Railroads..

A MARY POWELL for West Point. Corn
n. wall. Newburg POugharoDse. kpndOut aad kGg,tpu
lndng at COz2enss Milton. Nes Il embnrZ aif Hyte FAX
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