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HowsoS's Ice Cream, $l.25 gallon.
LOW shocs at Low Pricns.

Tho assortment of ladies' and gents low
shoes for summer wear 40 T. S. GartrelPs
well-known establishment No. 900 Seventh
street, corner of ], is well worth an inspec
tion. The shoes arc of the most approved
pattern and best manufacture, and the prices
as with all the goods sold by Gartrell, are the
lowest known to the market for tho same
quality of goods.
National Republican., 1880-07-17

The commissioners have awarded tho con.
tract for paving X and o streets TO Crawford
& Filbert, and the contract for paving Penn
sylvania avenue, Tenth street, A street, Gay
street aud First street, Georgetown, TO J. $.
Baldwin. These contracts involve an oxpendi.
ture of about $4,000.
National Republican., 1880-07-17
NerNn pnMnr.

Few people suffer 70 much nervous exhnlIs.
lion as newspaper editors. The wear and tear
sf getting out good paper tell learfully, and
readers seldom know how much vital force n
dnglo item may have cost The ono who wrote it,
Editors have often been driven to drink m
order to stimulate their exhausted faculties,
but of late arc using Warmers Safe Norvn6
instead. This valuable preparation acts as y
soothing power, quiotlng the nerves and pro.
dueing sleep with all the relroshment that it
brings
National Republican., 1880-07-17

volunteer Is bound 10 win, ss the regular do
not havo such organizations. Ono noticeable
feature in tho raising Of the pole was the ab.
senco Of the employees of the navy yard, not
moro than thirty Of them being present on tho
occasion, although 600 or 700 mon arc en-
,,lovad thoro
National Republican., 1880-07-17

can principles and measures. II they are
strictly adhered to aud steadily perssvered in,
the day OF tho political redemption Of grand
old Virginia is at band. go from Norfolk TO
Richmond, whonco l will write you again.
CIV ID.
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UNIQUE
INNINGS

. o 3 .
-
Keystones. Q -
Uniqucs......... .....1 0 0 0 / O. 2
Two base hts--Rchmond. Washinnton (2) and
Jackson
Time Of fgame-Two hours and thirty minutes.
Tho next game will be between the Douglass
and Eaglo clubs on Monday next.
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IA, 10 aud 1s-cont mating at julius Lans.
bu urchiz

UNTIL COMPLETION OF IMPROVEMENTS,
GOODS TO ORDER % PER CENT. LESS THAN
FORMER PRICES. ElSEMAN BROS, COR. sEV.
ENrlI AND t.
National Republican., 1880-07-17

Rooms at Deer Park and Oakland will be
engaged by telegraph for excursionisls to-day
on application at any of the Baltimore & Ohio
ticket offices in this city.
National Republican., 1880-07-17

A REGULAR fairy bower, sparkling foun-
tains, fragrant flowers and delightful music at
Driver q Schofolds summer Garden.
National Republican., 1880-07-17

The National Safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues to receive yauables OF all dcscrip.
tiOns ior sale keeplng At very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-07-17

GENUINE pleasure and comfort, select music
and attentive walters at Driver s. Scholeld's
Summer Garden
National Republican., 1880-07-17

ALL are invited TO attend tho grand concerts
given ovcry evening at Driver Il Sehoheld's
Summer Garden.
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Catholic Notps.

MosQuITo CANoPIEs sl.75, at the Popular
Carpet House Of Julius Lsnsburgh, i2l 9Th ST..
National Republican., 1880-07-17

THE Rowland Dental Association, 211 Four.
and-half street, use only $. S. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia Price, 81 per sct. See advt
UNTIL COMPLETION or IMPROVEMENTS
WE OFFER GOODS IN EVERY DEPA RrMENT
FAR BELOW REGULAR PRICES. EISEMAN
BROS. COR SEVENTH AND T.
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julius LANsBURGII. tho only importer Of
China mating In the District
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HowsoN's Ice Cream, 10 cents plate.
LpDuartltONyn.

LINEN LAP ROBES 81, at the Popular Carpet
House Of Julius Lansburgh, 42l Seventh st..
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Marriage Licenses.

DURING IMPROVEMENTS ODD PANTS AT A
GREAT REDUCTION. EISEMAN BROS, COR
SEVENTH AND t.
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BARGAINS in all kinds Of Shoes for summer
wear at j. Brooks New Shoe Store, SOP Seventh
-.
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TELEPRcaiC CONNECTIONS.
twHrTE FRoNT)
Now Ahyertlsnments.

Marsba's sale.
Boarding at 1921 Fifteenth street.
Irish.Amorican Republican club.
Clothing for hot weather at Noah Walker &
Co.'S, G!5 Pemsylyanis avenue
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Thermomeiric Readings.
OEEICE GHIER sIGNAL OEkICEn IL =.
ARRIYAL pAsSEN6ER TRAINs.

For the middle Atlantic states, clear or partly
cloudy weather, westerly winds, slightly higher
barometer stationary or lower temperature.
National Republican., 1880-07-17

Ladies' and Gents Low Shoes.
Large stock selling off cheap at closing-out
National Republican., 1880-07-17

DISAPPOINTMENT never attends tho use of
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price, only % cents
bottlo.
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Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner Sixth
baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
sew Avenue and q Street.

baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
sey Avenue and q Street.
MORNING, EVENING.
tSt. Louis d Gin. ex.,. E5s tBtlto ac......... ISO
fphila., Bait. " way. 500 Baltimore way (Sun-
fphiln q NJ Y. 49,. go days only).. ....... 300
Chicago ~ Pttsburg BALTIC. ac........ ....... 4s0
S-............,.".. 1850 NY PhiliA & BoS.ez. 800
BatO & way stations . 0O Piedmont StrnBbuTg,
Frederick ac. (Mot, Winchester Fredk,
hranch) ....... ....... s25 Hagerstown, Pt. OF
Bhlto & Annap eN.., e;27 Rocks and way sta
Martinsburg and Ha- tious ....... ........... sos
RerstOwn ac. (Met. Baltic. ac..,............ 6:37
brnncl) .... ,,........ 0i5 tCh cage 81. Louis IL
LbhltO. ac....-........ lOO PiSbnrg express. 7;l0
BALTIC ,,., llsO tBRltO ex.........., 1,tj
tIaitn.S wny stations 800
my :, Phil Il Bus.Gy Q40
tArIive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
HD- For the time of departure OF trains see adyer-
tlsements elsewhere
National Republican., 1880-07-17

II oRsE-FLY NETS IS cents, at the Popular
Carpet House Of Julius Lansburgh, 42l 7th st.
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Contracts Awarded,

HowsoN's leo Cream, So cts. for AZ, buckets.
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200 pair urncolets.

gold and plated, at wholesale cost to reduce
stock Il. Harris s. Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-07-17
Tho Hyntisyille RepubIIoans.

OUR sl25 ALPACA COATS REDUCED TO
ElsEMAN BROS, COR, SEVENTH AND L,
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Tue OPERA.-A large sud f.shiona-
hle audience greeted Mrs Snyder and
her class Of young singers ct Squirs's
Opera House on Tuesday evening" The
opening piece was anepera instvo acts,
entitled I" Diamond cut Diamond" in
which A NJ Snyder, Jr,s snd Miss Kate
Mills assumed the roles Of Charles and
Clara. Snyder's dsguise as sn Irish
servant was very good. and Miss Mills
was loudly encorsd in her soprano solo
of "Oh. Those Men," during the rem
dition of which she was the recipient OF
many beautiful bouquets Of flowers
from admirers in the audience. The
duet. Sweet Angel" BY Mr. Snyder
snd Miss Mills. WAS also we'll sung.
This was followed by an speretts OK.
travaganza entitled "Musical Enthusi-
asst" IN which some ten or fifteen young
people took part. The most pleasing
feature In this was the ssrenxde. or in.
visible chorus. Tho singing Of Miss
Jennie Greenberg was spplaudsd. and
the astisg aud singing Of MISS Blanche
Kinds were really very creditsbls for
an amateur. The performance will be
repeated next Saturday evening. when
it is hoped that another large house
will witness 1t.
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THE OREGON KIDNEY TEA.

Read the following testimenisls, not
from persons 5000 miles away, whom
no one knows. but from weil.known
and Trustworthy citizens u Oregon.
whose names. written with their own
hands. can be seen ct QUE oboe:
IxDIPENDEHCE. Or, Dec. Is. 1879.
Both myself and wife have been for
some years afflicted with disskss of the
Kidneys. aud had tried many remedies
without obtaining any permanent relief.
About thrse mOnths ago We wers in
duced to try package Of the OREGON
KIDNEY TEA. which has apparently
entirely cured beth Of us. ~ sincs tax
ing 1t two weeks We have felt NO symp.
tome Of the disease. We oan heartily
recomwend il to others similarly aflict-
ID. ~ We believe it will do ell that is
claimed for it. n. L. WHITE.
ASTORIA. Or, Dec. %. 1879.
/ take pleasure in tsstifyipg to the
merits of the OREGON KIDNEY TEA.
For the past three years hsvs been
suffering from Kidney troubles. and
during the time have tried nearly every
kind Of Kidney medicine in the market,
Almost without any relief. Having
heard that the OREaON KIDNExs TEA
pnsesssd wonderful properties. pur.
chased package. aud from the: fret
dose obtained relief. and by the use Of
the one package feel completely cured.
SAMUEL GnAx.
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UP AoAIS.-On Tuesdsy night officer
McGrsw arrested the notorious George
Hill. who has spent The greater part Of
the past year in Jail for his numerous
'nisdeeds. on . charge Of assault and
battery. II SCENE that Hill had fallen
deeply In love with an ugly looking
squaw, but the maiden OF the forest dad
not return tho cosnplimsnt. and refused
to have saythinG to do with tbs worth
less vagsbond. who makes bis living in
unlawful pursuits Tsis snrAgsd the
brute. and he coooeDeed beasiuQ and
kicking the sqnaw. He'd not officer
McGraw appeared on the scsne. Hill
would probably have oaimed the 10
man. he pleaded guilty and was Rnsd
$50 and costs. HsvinG no money. he
will be put to work on the streets.
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PASSENGERS CoAiSa.--Ths passen-
gers On the steamship Idaho. sailing
from San Frsncisco ut noon yesterday.
were few in number. and oil Tor Seattle
aud Victoris. Those tor the former
place. telegraphsd 10 the lNrELLioKN-
C.R. are named - follows q r Whit
worth. Thomas King. wife and child.
A King. wife and isfAnt. w II Gage.
Mrs e N Ouinette. E N Ouimstte. r
2 Lattimer. ] G Lattimsr and wife.
Ebsu Poole. w n 0ilbsst. N Brandliss,
Mrs g Poncin, Thos NAllsry, Mr.
Mary Bird aud chiid. 3 r Chapman
and IS ateerags passsugen. -
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An IscarAsIso PoruLArloS.-Ths

An INcRIAsIxa P0PuLArIoN.-1ho
folio ~ieg IL the populatiou OF Alsmeda
county. CAL. BY cities and sewuships;
Oakland. 81. 600; Aisneda. S00A; Brock.
Ign. 800; Murray. $3.50: washingtor,
SOO2. Eden. 2669: Temescal. 25iS; Bsr.
kelley. e0eS. Total. 6.99O. The pop.
ulation of oakland in 1870 was only
y. 800. and Of The county but a .237.
The ceneas this yesS viii show IN in
crease IN The eisy 81 81, 600. apd u the
county Ofs0ser Sc. 600. Alameda takes
rank following SAa FrAocisco. ssd lead.
ing SAcramAnto. Santa ClAsa and Los
Angeles "a
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LOCAL PAaAcRApHs.
ELECTION day il again At hand.

Collection day il again At hand.
The barkentine Matte Macleas will
90 to Shanghai next. ssd i'll take lum.
Der from Puget Sound rs her cargo.
A gun for the firing of sAiutes here
on the 9Th OF July Was brought up from
Port Townsend on the Annie Stewart
yesterday.
Pass Smith, for an assault on Billy
Holman, was yesterday fined by Judge
Scott % and costs. which he paid and
was discharged.
Barkentins Modoe. Capt Christian
sen. loaded With So ,ttIe coal below and
Smiths hard wool lumber (40. 900 fest
on deck. is in the str-am and ready fos
sea.
The Society Ball tonight, We are in.
formed, will DO pleasant. will be grand,
will be crowded and will be made ~
completely delightful and suecessfuI -
its gentlemanly msnagers can make II.
Workmsn are engaged in laying the
floor Of large pavilion on occidsotal
Square. for use on the Fourth OF July
IS3 ul@euoiOuU 1OAOO Io8ts VIII
awsll matched floor. for dancing.
The Aids was two hours late last
evening in arriving here from Tscosns.
Her detention was cauled by similar
detention on the railroad. caused in its
turn by the overflow OF the Columbia
and Cowlitz valleys.
The lest "trip of Mr. AcAle<r 81 the
Springs in Cslifornia dill ell for hisn
that he hoped. He comes hack. after .
few weeks there. rugged aid hearty.
and in better conditions than be has bseu
for long term Of years.
The steamer Fanny Lake will lrsvs
Seattle for Snohomish City 1t 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning, and viii lssve Sns-
homish City fsa Falls City early %
Saturday morning. The boat will r. !.
tarn here on Saturday night or Sunday
This will give people an opportunity Of
seeing Snoqualmis Falls.
The entire upper part Of The Opera
House will be at the service Of guests
tonight All unnecessary articles will
he removed. and the stsge. bsieony snd
h.lls will be lit mp and made availsbls
for premensdes. In the HALL on the
third floor will be sarvsd. the rsfrssh-
msnts. Of which Mr. Kisl will have "a.
tire charge -.
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kAsTERN STATES.


LEADvILLE. June 8O-Ths extension
Of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail~ay
Vas completed ct noon to-day to Malta
three miles from Lesdville. Cars will
run to Leadvills within ten days.
CHICAGO. june 30-It is understood
that the vsrioos telephone systems IN
use in Chicago are to be consolidated
under one management, and q prelimi-
nary agreement to that effect has been
signed
Miss Lnuise Stsger. daughter Of Gen
Anson Stsgsr, of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. was married this
evening to Frank 8 Gordon, q mer-
chant of New York. The ceremony
took place at the residences Of the bride 9
father.
CHICAGO. Jane 3O-Supervisor sof
Census Wright. reports that late returns
fer sxoeeded the estimates The &C
tual figures in hand ct the close of
Office hours tonight, add up within a
few hundred of 400. 0UO ~ the populs-
ton of Chicago. Other returns will
increase this but TO wat extent it 10
not known. -a
DENVER. June 29.-This afternoon
. shooting affrsy occurred at Buens
Vista resulting il the ceath of . gam
bier known a. Hoodoo Brown. and
probably fatally woundipR Curiey
Frank. another gambler. The shoot
ing was caused by 9 dispute over cards.
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A STATIONARY CRY. by the cen
sus ct 1870 it was established that
Poushkeepsie. N. Y, had population
OF 20 $50. BY the census of 1875 it
had 2O.O22 By the census of 1880 it is
proven to have 20 .009. An impercep.
tible ,etrogrsde 10 apparent.
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OCCIDENTAL nOrEL


Fifty boxss oranges. - boxes ls00ns,
10 bsnohes uanssas, pins-applss. go
poAches. spsicoss. black Tastarian
cherries, greece appleA nsv potatoes.
new cshbages, rhubesb. Enelish gooes-
bssriss. are essstsss. frs vprks. tock-
81, etc.. Uss.
G. p. 0roxR : Co.
We - abo SsssisiAg eO0 pooads 81
strawberries pr DAY froo LAks WasA-
lnetes ~ Hslosa Day.
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To BIZ sHUr Dowx.-Ssyward's saw.
mill. employing fro" % to 30 men.
will Be- shut down temporarily. The
stock Of lumber on hand il very be. W.
building 10 unusually slack and the
condition Of the carrying bushes, be-
tween Victoria aud Yale j. such a. IN
render the shipment Of lum ber from
Victoria to Yale where thsse 10 On
enormous neutrality-suspicious.. That
business 10 nov .onOpolissd by the
Fraser river Mile. which ere running
day end night 70 sspply the demand.
We're the '.tbrough to Yale line sstab.
lished. not only Say yards. bas every
other soterpriss in this city. would
fesl the quicksning eifectof low freight
RATES. Under existing circunstancss
there il nothing left but to shnt down.
Victoria Colonist.
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DUBLIN, June 3O-There 10 much
complaint of the manner in which the
rife match was conducted. especially
.thst N 70 care was not taken that no
body should pass in front Of the Lord
Lieutenant, and that the audience
should be entertained. the press accom-
modatsd fairly, and the msrksmen
decently attended. q e
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Al Ohio widow owed her hired man
$500. She married hi.s 20 square the
account. and then for $50 secured d..
vorce and turned him out.
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coLuxBrA RIVER RArLwAY.-rh,

COLUMBIA RIVER RArLwAY.-The
Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany are prosecuting the work on this
road with the utmost vigor. Prom Wsl-
lula to Celtic, . distsoce Of about
hundred miles. they havs m army VI
men and . thousand or more horses
grading and blasting and bridging. and
every steamer from Portland carries up
additional Een and material foe the
work. A hope 10 indulgsd cf complet-
ing this rosd TO the Lower Cas.adss By
tho clse Of this yssr, in which event
much ot the present season's crop can
be marketed. This will ben great gain
10 the farmsrss Aud neschapts 81 the
upper Columbis. and We sincsreiy trust
that their hope will be Realised.
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THE COLUMBIA OVERFLOW.

From yes.erdsys' Ore9oniaa We clip
as follows concernisg the flood over in
Webfoet:
The river here 10 rising steadily ct
the rate If about one- third Of IN inch
Yer hour. Il 10 well over First street,
bat has not covered the sidewalks ~x-
crpt below G. and on the lower SIDE Of
the street near Stark. Business on
Front street below Washington 10 al
most suspended. The only trsnsacti1ns
are filling small or.iers for the city asd
country. All who are within reach OF
tn. high water mark ii 1876 have made
every preparatioa TO be out Of the way
Ut The food Az yet bot few elevated
s;d-waiks hsve besn b1ilt on Front
street, and those without gum boots
find no meens Of getting through. 81.
c-pt With bcsts
Every bit of informaiios concerning
ths upper Colsmbia vas eagerly sought
ard thoroughly discussed. Nething
afnrding the least hope If IN sbAfe-
ment Of the 6ocd was received until 9
o'ei"ok Last night when tsl~gram from
W.liula snnoancsd that the river at
that point had fallen thres inches. Il
Is generally believed that Snake river
hiss pssssd its highest stage. but that
the Colu bis sbovs the mouth Of the
Sosks has MT. The veaahsr hers and
up the river has been decidedly cselsr.
e.pecisIiy daring the night. than for
the previous vesk.
CAsoADEs. June 80. 6 r n The high
water il seriously endangsring the Gov
eminent works It the Cascades locks.
Last night The halkhead OF embsnk-
Dr.t upon which the safety sf the
whole work depends gsvs way. but 1t.
Powell. with . large fosss Of men.
promptly repaired the break. It is noe
feared that Siss Of six inches o. loot
will carry It away entirely.
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THR SOCIETY BALL.

Tie Society Ball this evening will
commences 1t . o'clock with fine prom.
ensde cancert BY the full Brotherhood
orobrstrs. At half.psst 8. precisely,
the Graad March will begin. and it Is
hoped that all will b there in time 70
join this pleasing opening:
PROGRAMME or CONCERT.
l. Overture, Norma
2. Lucia di Lammermerc.
8. Tancrsdi.
4. Ernsni
Grand March.
PROGRAMME OF DANcKs.
l. Qusdrills.
2 Wsltx-"Happy H~arts."
3 Lsncers-"Br0thrrhood."
4. Polks-"Bird."
5 Quadrills.
6 Schottisohe.
Z. Lsncsrs
8. Walts-"Blus Danube"
. Qusdrills.
10. Polka Redcwa
IL. LAncers.
II. WAltx-"Psust."
Is. Quadrille.
IL. Schottische. Af
Is. Lanciers. ~
16. Pelks.
~. Quadrille Baskst.
H. Polka Rsdows.
4 10. Medley 81 ell .Dsnees
30. Auld Acquaintance and Heuae.
Sweet Homs.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
uxclrssvrtr 10 rus uYrlLIorscxn.
wAsHIHGroN TERRITORY.


PoRr TOWNSEND. June 3o.-Sailed,
bsrkentlne Katie Flickinger. for San
Francisco.
The brig Josephine, for Port Blskesy,
passed up last evening.
Schooner j. 8. Williams, from Port
Biakely for Guamas, Mexico. sailed
today.
The schooner Mary Parker arrived
from Bellinghsm Bay with . cargo Of
stone. part Of which has been dis
charged here The balance is for Port
Blakely and Seattle.
Work vas resumed on the iron fur
mace st the bead of the bay on Monday
the 18th inst
The ladies Of the Presbyterian soci-
ETY. here are having . stra = berry fssti-
val at Coed Templsr's Hall this even
ing.
The steamer Dispatch arrived this
evening from NsaIl Bay, bringing
reports that an Indian who was sent
BY Mr.. Baxter with money from Neah
Bay 70 Hosetts. Vas waylaid and muir
dered BY other Indians and the money
stolen. The body when found was
terribly cut and msngled. the murder
having evidently been committed with
. Ratchet.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRAxclsCo. June 2s-Arrived,
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AsA,sxD.-tiASts AusselA ard Lixaie
Wiliiema arrived iast evening ffoa
- -eo yesAses E4F
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GRxriHMYH:-T - in receipt If
your Gard sskiag ss - rspess the
psrforosses givea By ny pspils %
Sqsire's Open House. Tsesdsy. 29tA.
TkAukisg goa toe ths interest taken, I
would naas Saturday. The Sd isst. fer
. repetition OF H. sons.
Rsspscsfally y1srs.
NARY i. SHYDYR.
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DIPDsIrs RECEIVED AHr ACc0U Ms KEPT
SUBJECT TO CHECK ORDRAtr.
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4 oARD.

Mrs. MARY &. SNYDER:
HADAM:-ws. the sudsrsignsd. ap-
precisting the trouble you hsve taken
In catering 10 the smussmsnts Of the
public Of Seattle and elsvatiag the
vocal snd instsumental tone Of the
music Of our csty. would respectfully
request ysa to repeat yoar performance
1t su early date.
We are respectfully yssrs.
Chas Lipsky. u 9. Strive.
l.. B. Haskness. ". c. Squire.
Geo. w. Hssris, Gee. D. Hill,
Joe Borren. j. b. Nasshali.
D. J. Bigslov. John Collins.
John Leary. b. l. Ysslsr,
and others.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAxclsCo, June 2S-Arrived,
ship Templar, from Seattle.
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Don CAMERoNs SUPPORT O

Don CAMERoNs SUPPORT OF
GARFIELD.-Judge Shoemaker
related to me an incident that
occurred at the United States
Hotel an evening or two ago. 1t
was told him by gentlemen who
was present and heard it, per-
son in whose reliability the
Judge says he places the utmost
confidence. A little group was
gathered about Don Cameron
engaged in conversation with him.
Some one asked him how long he
would remain in Saratoga. But
short time, was his reply, for
he must 60 back..to Pennsylvania
and look after the Legislatures
which he desired to sec Repub-
lican. "Anl do some good work
for Garfield put in a bystander.
"What," cried the son of Simon,
"for that-CambelIite son OF q
sea-cock? No, sir not much :
Saratoga Correspondence Brook
Ign Eagle.