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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

pEIT KNOWN THAT VETHIsD ~
- sod my entire interest in the busine !
known as the Trinity Cigar Factory, in the
city OF Dallas, Texas, to l.. $. Kuhn, the said
u. :. Kuhn assuming all liabilities and col.
iecling all outstandingaebts, MI. l., s. Kuhn will
nenoei0rth alone conduct said business, and l
earnestly and heartily recommend him to ali
oio ana new patrons as a just and honorable
increment mere and | respectfully solicit for him
inc fullest measure of pnblic patronage
very respectfully yours,
Dallas, Texas, May 4th, 1850. A''
Ealing attention to the above notire of dis.
solution, respectfully ask for continuance
OF that patronage with which the Trinity
Olgar FACTORY has heretofore been favored
promising on my behalf that all the dealings
OF me house will be conducted with thai
Promptness and integrity which has herei o.
fore characterized 1t. WIS
Respectfully,
l.. s. KUHN.
Proprietor Trinity Cigar Factory.
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AhNoURC GEM ENTS.
nistrict Clerk.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w WM. A. HARN OOD as candidate l0l
fsslection to the Office Of Districi CIerh, az Tue
snsning November election
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Under the turf where the daisies grew
They planted John and his sister she,
And their little souls TO the angels lIew--
Boo hool-[Kansas City Times,
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Grading on the East Texas railroad has
commenced at Beaumont.
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One day, passing that orchard through,
That lit peach dawned on the view
vi Johnny Jones and his sister Sue
Them two,
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County Assessor
County Clerk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
siectlon 10 The oilice of County Assessor.
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A little peach in the orchard crew.
A little peach of emerald hue;
War.ned by the sun and wet by the dew
1t grew.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w A, HARDWOOD, as a candidate for re-
si.cctlon 10 the otice OF County Clerk OF Dslias
county.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w ". WARREN STONE as q caudi-
date for County Clerk, at the ensuing Noyem-
her election.
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aerf0l Change I'm Her.
20 GRIFrlTu STREET

RocHEsTER, N. Y. Aug. Is, 20
H. II. WARNER s. Co.: This is to
certify that was attacked with kid
ney disease about four years ago.
which brought me very low for about
six months. l then grew better. but
in February last the old disease re-.
turned in Q more serious form than be-
fore. / employed fcu. different physi-
clans 1t different times. none Of whom
seemed to do me much good. They all
said my disease would terminate in
Bright's Disease, and none of them
gave me any encouragement that
could recover My uncle then told
mo about your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, ard ut his urgent solicitation
procured bottle and commenced tax
ing it about the Sth OF the present
mouth; | am now taking my second
bottle, aud feel that / an almost we'll.
My improvement commenced as seou
as commenced using your remedy.
and has been constant ever since, and 1
expect to be as we'll as / ever was in a
few days more. My friends. as well
rs myself. are wondering at the change
which has been wrought in me. and
some Of them wonder that am still
slive. Gratefully your,
MRS. EMMA Brown.
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Mothers! Meshers!: Mothers ~:
Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by sick child SUI
ferins and crying with the excruciatiug
pain of cutting teeth II So. 60 at
once and get bottle of Mrs. WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. Ii will re-
lisve the poor little sufferer immediate
ly-depenc upon it; there is no mistake
about it There is not a mother on
earth who has ever used it who will mot
tell Won at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child. eper-
ating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe
to use in all cases. and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best femsle physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accnmpsn
esch bottle. None genuine unless the
fac simile OF CURTIS & PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Deslers. % cents q bottle.
Beware Of limitations.
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Y0u HAVE NO EXCISE.

Have you any excuse for suffer:og
with Dyspepsis or Liver Complaint
L. there any reason who you should 90
on from day to day complaining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache,
Habitual Costivensss. Palpitation OF
the Heart. Heartburn. Waterbrssh.
Craving and Burning Pains at the pit
of the Stomsch, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue. and disasreesble taste in the
mouth. coming up of food after eating.
Low Spirits. &c. No! 1t is positively
your own fault if vou do. Go to your
Druggist --snd get Bottle oil
GREENS AUGUST FLowRR for IS cents.
Your cure is certain. but If you douh,
this. get . Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two doses will relieve you.
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Gen. Weaver. the Greeubsck csndi :
dats for the Presidency. expresses con-
ddsncs in his sbility to carry Alaba-
ms. Tennessee. Texss. Mississippi. West
Virginia. Missouri and Ksnsas. and
thinks his party will make great gains
in several Of the Northern States. II
Gen. Weaver is honest in these decisr.
atiuns. Republicans and Democrats
generally mu.t regard him . badly
mistaken man. In admitting for the
moment, however, that he 10 correct.
Gen. Hancock's chances - the Demo-
cratic nominee vanish into the thinnest
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Mr. Jos Brannan il building Q new
residence. or adding to and rsmodeling
the old.
Mr. David Hart il building . new
hophouse. By the way, several acres
of hops we're put out this season in this
vicinity. Messrs Hughes. Fswcett. Treg.
ger and the abave named gentleman
are the principal growers.
The crops in general losk we'll. The
sugar beets planted rs an experiment
are doing finely. Haying will COM
mence in week or ten days. The
fruit prospect il better than common.
and the cherries. Oh, my! are 'shust 30
thick as never was A surveying party
in the employ of the N PR r Co. have
started from here across the Cascades
by way OF the Snoqualmie Pass. The
Stuck bottom road is about finished
likewise the news. gossip. &c. of
Respectfully yours.
NJ A. D
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! am tired of being blistered. ieeched.
cupped aud besmeared with croton oil
by the most eminent practitioners, who
try to cure thst oDld If mine by such
proceedings. This tale is frequently
told by the sufferer to his druggiSf,
who not Knowing better makes mp any
number OF cough mixtures without
giving any relief. All you sufferers,
do you know Why you can not be cured
By such means as stated above? Here
10 the cause: II IL IN established fact
that almost all coughs have their origin
in dersnged stomach. whence gases
press upon the different parts of chest,
etc., and thus Cause coughing, which
upon too much stsainipg sven psodoce
ssr ache and finally deafness. One
bottle Of Pfanderis Oregon Blood Puri.
tisr will give Immediate relief; it has
been tried over and over again, and
founi to answer the purpose 10 every
case.
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s.lIkOPf.


ODESSA. July IA lumber raft
with forty persons on BOARD Vas dashed
to pieces today in the rapids Of Dnis-
per. All persisted.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from
Oonstantinspla reports that in the last
Council of State Mahmoad Nedlm
Pashs. Minister Of the Interior. again
strongly urged acceptance Of the de-
msnds Of Europe. Abediis Pasba,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Processes
the same opinion. Opposition comes
from the Sultan. The Sultan cannot
surrender Moslem territory to infidels
except under compulsion. Whenever
there 10 sufficient show Of force bis OBJ.
jections will be overcome. The Mon.
tenegrin Representative has been or.
dered to remain in Constantinople.
The Porte suggests that it can now sur.
render the territory around Scutari, %
theAlbsnians must return home to gath.
or their harvests aud the delivery Of
he territory will be much easier.
ATHENS. July ll.--England aud
France have advised Greece to post
pons calling out reserves until their
collective note is received aud replied
to by Turkey. so that Greece may avoid
offering the Porte any pretext for 70.
sistance.
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UPPER SKAGIT MAILS.
ALMA CRY, July s. 1856

ALMA CRY, July s. 1880
EDITOR IsTELLIoESCKR:
The miners Of this place were highly
delighted today on the arrival Of the
steamer Jsssphins vith the mails. II
being the first mai. We have had for
three weeks. I came down here the
day before yesterday. expecting to get
the mails. but ~ they had not arrived !
refunded to 0oodell's; the miners
there urged me 20 strongly to return
that I cane back. sad stsrted down on
Sost, intending to 60 ell Of the say to
Mount Vernon in like manner. but,
happily. I met the Josephine about
eight miles below here. boar lei her..
and came back, and will start for the
minsI ssrly tomorrow morning with
large mail. 1t is very bad for the
miners to have their mail start from
Seattle on boats that stop ct Baker
river. Sank City. and other places be.
low the head Of navigation. and they
unaniwously join with me in request.
ing postnssteYs. merchants, friends and
ell others sending mail. goods or any
thing else for the mines. to send by
the steamer Josephine. unless the other
boats will deliver IL ct Alma City. o
they are getting tired OF having then
mail and goods laying along the banks
Of the river from twenty to ffty miles
bslow the head of navigation for weeks
ct . time, when it viii! cost no more to
have il brought TO the head Of nsvigs.
ti0n, whore there are pack animals to
carry it forward.
] hnys made thirty.two trips into the
nines, but my trip tomorrow will be
the hardest Of all. ~ I have more mail
than / can carry, and al owing TO the
Josephine having to gather up the
nail matter along the river left by the
ether stssMeTs. A portion has been
lost, snd . part Of which is eighteen
copies Of the INTELLIoKNoER, and
think II high time tbs other boats would
draw OF altogether or else run up the
river to the head Of navigation. The
miners here ell join ,nc in thanking
Captain Smith for his energy in over.
coming all difficulties aud doing what
others have failed to do. namely,
bring n cur many communications
from our well.wishing friends in civi.
lization. w. NELSON.
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Gained Eight Pounds In Ten Days.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. r. Aug 1879.
81. 81. WARNER 3 Co.: A ehort time
ago was almost . skeleton from .
chronic kidney disease of long stand.
ing. and vas anticipating speedy death.
three Of the best physicians in North>
ern New York and Canada having
treated me without benefit. then
cum",cnced taking your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. and in two weeks il
has completely restored my health and
an rs hearty as ! ever was. Nv dis
ease had reduced my weight from $50
to 100 pounds. aud it Was still lessen
ing whom I cotnmencsd taking your
medicine. Ithen gsined eight pounds
In ten day' time. I am sstonished ct
my rapid cure. and 90 are others.
CHARLES DAVIS.
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Wednesday, July ID, 1880.
CANADA FINANCIALLY.

According TO 40 article recently wit.
ten by Mr.. J. D. Perrsult tor the
Toronto GloIe, the Government Ut Otts.
wa has, within ten years. accumulated
q debt Of 500, 000. $50, and cannot
avoid contracting further indebted
ness Of 800. 0o0. 600 within the ensuing
decade. 10 complete the Improbable
public works already in course Of con.
struction. During the same period the
prnvisce Ct Quebec has incurred 90
Indictment Of some 81. 0O0. 900. snd
its budgets exhibit 8 yearly deficit Of
$500 900. We may add that ths Official
returns Of the British income tex prove
thst Canadian property Il now mort.
gagged 10 Great Britain 10 the extent Of
$500. 000. 900. on which s25.0O0. 900 are
paid - interest. Another striking ip-
dic.tion of the general poverty in
which Canada hes been plunged 10
furnished by the bankruptcy proceed
ings. the aggregate gum for which CON-
nlsrcial firms have failed within the
last five years amounting to $3.50. 000..
900 To the Dominion Government
the building Of the Pacific Railroad b
III enormous burden. and one under
which it IL staggering like drunken
man. 0ood report has it that It IL sp-
dsavoring to pas The job over to sys-
dictate Of English capitalists. and give
them $4,000. 600 sores Of land % bonus.
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You are asked every day Though the
columns OF newspapers and by your
Druggist to use consulting for your
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
you know nothing about. You get die.
Outraged spending money with bat
little success. Now to eive you ssiis.
factory proof that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER will cure Jou Of Dyspeps,s
aud Liver Complaint with eli it's eff.
fects. such rs Sour Stomach. Sick
Headache. Habituai Costiveaess. Pal
pitation Of the Heart, Heartburn.
Waterbrash. Fullness ct the Pit Of tho
Stomach. Yellow Skin. Coated Tongue.
Indigestion. SWIMMING OF the Head.
Low Spirits. &c. We ask you to 70 10
your Druggists and get Sample Bot.
tie OF 0RERA's AU0usr Flower for 10
cents aud try IL. or . regular -eizs for
Is cents. Two doses will relieve you.
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Undoubtedly with children. attributed
to ether Causes. il occasioned by Worms.
BRowN's VERNIFU0E COMFIrs. OF
Worm Lozenges. although effectual in
destroying wsrms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable com bination has been succrss-
fully used By physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in ersdicatias
worms, 20 hurtful to children. Twenty
i've cents . box.
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THE FOURTH, ETC.

6LAuoHTER. w. T.. July Z, 1880.
EDIreR INTELLIoENcER:
Oncs again our abundant supply Of
patriotism has found vent; o4os more
the fres that ranked the bosoms of
our forefathers have likewise permeat-
Cd our mertsl tensments; have been
kindlsd. burned brightly and gone
out. only to b resurroc.ed when this
mundane sphere shall have successfully
accomplished be golden cycle. and one
nsss vfiakis to the brow Of Father
Time shall have been added. Patriot.
ism b m annual plant. 1t is. perhaps,
fousd more sbsudaotly in the central
part Of North America than 10 any
other section Of the globe. Il grows
very rank end reaches its nssuray in
twelve months. At this time il blooms
sending forth = grateful tributs to The
lend ef lie .blrta; but 10 doing 50 lis
nervous systsa necessarily undersoss
quite strain. and % order tn counter.
ct this eject. an isosdinats supply OF
stimulAtlng ingredients are commonly
applisd. 10 this. no doubt, may he
attributed the cause OF its being annual
rsthss than evsf!asting. Our cslsbra>
tion. held On The 81. passed OF quietly,
With picnic 10 the day time and ball
at night. Perhaps our smouat Of - :
triotisIn aboard at present 10 iu excess
1T that peeseesed BY similar plumber
of.,individual residents more contiguous
70 soms selssf factory. Our German
frispds. in competition with the Monday
gsntlsmsn. held their 4sh on SUNDAY:
or rather. they assrwbled aud held
tAsuasslses n sssdinsss TO relieve their
patriotic soals 81 its surplus. by the
gentle sirping OF ioAminy lsger-
~hlch novss camo -conseq uentiy they
rim retain their wooted amount Of
Fourth Of Juiyism. which will be dis-
poeet 81 q such time as the mag
nstss Who control the shipping inter.
este Of White river. may deem il ad-
sieahlA q lnnloaa that kag OF. none. SIGH.
Wsars veil supplied with measles.
almast evssy fAally 3 the nsighbor.
hood hasiag oae Of two o~ses.
Tbs 1toDtn IT, mountains and coun
Try arouod 80 s0eiog. some loss hss
ossa ssstsSs0o b the settlers In the
way Of pnsts. rsile puuohsous. sto
About two weeks ago Mr. james
Hughes wsa here on . visit to his
paseata eod other relatives. A party
VS. eiven "a honor Of the occasion.
which pessed al pleasantly.
Chas, the g q APE, is running
The y p r b line through. over or no.
der the Cascade Aountains Il will be
= splendid joh. no doubt. rs he is !
notorio1s runnsE especially when in
suited.
Mr. Bsader1 barn vas burned on the
6eh; u took Ore from SPARKS alightine
on Il. which came from slashine that
vas burning near BY. An ounce Of
pesvsation g Worth > pound sof cure
Likewise. little drnps Of vater make
the mighty ocean, 6ut appassu,ly the
o. ras 1ot smploysd and ths other
not q hand.
IAs 0sssn river phrsnolneist has
broks0 leose. Look oas for year Love
Of home 6svslopments,' They present
IN astrectivs line h the systematic On.
emisakioee sfthis would b invessieator
81 baapolegy.
Ntss E J r Who has been astsudino
scheel g Psyallap, alss taking mus;c
bonnoa. - coDo komn. TT -.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
SHERITFS SALE.

DUBLlC NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN that.
L In pursusncs Of tho csmmAnas % 8 writ 81
execution against the ptoperty Of james II. Col.
No.. Issued fron the c1Acs of tAe Clsrk a the
district Court Of he Tpird Judicial District If
Wsshingen Territory. holding tsrus Ct 3sattls, In
the ease of HsnFy 4. Yooler aSnapst ssid jams r.
Coimas, under the seal q said Court and datsd
the 2ssh dsy q June. 1850. to me directed. /.
ton Territory, hsvs levied upon the folIowiny real
estate and al the right. atls and htsrsst q the
defendant. james Il. Oolman. therein, q veil -
spon al the right. title and interest which the
september 9Th. 1S70e ee g Az time since that time
ali Of which real sstats 10 situats In King county
Washington Territory, and IL bounded and dc.
'' -. s 3 iS,ss ss e a.; \.
N Aaynssd's plss OF the town (now cjt,l Of Se-
Sas. seins psseaa a saiA lot eishe .so.s0 ssss,
boundsa = follovs: eenmSnsiae ? - nseskv~t
corner Of seid LOT eight and runnfne thence east
siaty feet: thence 1osh thirty fest 10 the pscs Of
ose1unlng. Also the whole Of; bloch Lin Terrv,a
VINE eddioeo b Ne eisy az osatts and lo1s nss.
III. seven ana eight In block twenty nine In Car
Seattle; ana lots nins and - h block four; ana
lots one. two. three. four, Ave and six In block
sisls Y cenissi Seattle. With I'll and sinsulas tie
osiidings ana iaprevamSAts thsreoS.
And win on 6ArURDAY. tue lIih dsy Of An.
gust. AID. 1885, q The hour Of one O'Clock n. Of
sa.d day. u the frost door Of 6Quiro'S Opsr.
HOUSE. In the city of Sssatls. the ssid house Be-
Nc ~ llsee NAses - ,Distsios Caars - satd
p tus hiehsa hiddof 6vUeah inUnitsd S1AAss
gold coan. escA and every paEt end parcel Of The
sssd ssaa eeeese eeren eboye dsecshed end I'll The
asns: tee ara iessoe q Nss15d 5sl1sH q.
go ~; "a rs 81. y. - 81 = p =
sepesaoer 9Th. ls.1. q q any tine sincs thas
psa = i-.sA ss..s., "a -
L.v. WYCXOTH.
syl4vse
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always find a. the
COncordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Alao imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds OF
cold lunches to order.
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s'S "SssW sssS tess - 49, oSs~S
Ocean, and Is composed II four large
aud principal islands. and Of . great
nussbeF Of smaller ones; hence ~ PEG.
pie ore we'll accustomed to oil MARITIME
pursuits. for which their country 10 re-
markably we'll situated. It fsoes. 70 the
northwest. the Kingdom Of Cores. and
is separated from it BY the japan Sea.
To the northeast, the archipelago of the
Ku,ile Islands extends toward Kan.
schstks. At the southwest the Lin
Kin Islands. . dependency of japan.
are situatsd. opposite the Island of
Formoss. The whole length OF the
Empire is about 1925 milss, aud ito
breadth averages about TAG miles. al-
though much wider in places.
BY the Government c4nsus taken
February LIST. 1874. the total popul. tion
Of Japan was s3.300.675 souls. Her
merchant marine consisted Of 2e.e7O
ssgistsssd yssssla Their navy. aimee
augmented. consisted Of Eve training
ships. five despatch vessels. and severn
large and heavy irouclads, oil steamers;
snd shsy hare also. additional 70 ell
the foregoing in thsir merchant marine.
102 steamers oe various touusge. aggrs
eating 3o.7ls tens; alss. sslsras ned.
ern built sailing vessels. built there In
thorouehly modern styls. et 1916 total
tonnage. Since then they have pur.
chased he entire Aest IT Pacific Nail
steamships running % their eoast, IN.
cludAne the 0sldsn Age. Oreeouisa.
Costa Rica, Nsw York. asd several 9th
co., and they Are now bsine run under
japanese names b. native stsonship
,coupsuy. Japan 10 . eouusry % great
scsisity and unbeatable sntsfprisc, aud
is comparatively thinly sssslsd, when
comparcd 10 it, area; hence e desires
rsSher to Increase ice population st
home than to allsw any q lie people 70
e,nigrats 10 other couutljsa
Many japanese travellers visit for
eiga eoantriss for purposss Of gaining
knowledge Of foreign customs and
thsreby bsusitins their oun country
BY introducing moro modern Improve.
wsnts upon their setnrn hsms. Before
. Japanese en- obtain from HE own
0ovsrnmsat . passposl allowing him
10 travel abroad, he must satisfy That
GnvsrnmsEt th ( he 10 provided With
sa@oient mssns 10 deffsy The necessary
expeuses OF his cooten plated trip. This
10 both kind and wise regulation,
and one which 10 rigidly enfososd. Nov
-And then. . -stsay Japassss boy, gass
abroad - . sailor, and remains In come
fsreign country ieng enough to srquiss
IN education, bot under No ether q.
sCqmslancss % Jaeaessss ever lsbos
abroad, where they 60 70 spend mouey
and mot TO earn il 10y - wlapliY
unlike ths Chinsse q - oatsrs and
hAbits. and Are quick. aelfss ard oater.
pricing. enjsy Q ioke. And aro arsat lovees
Of rational and eood.patnrsd fun. AZ :
nstiou. they have opposed The Chiaes
for over twenty centuries. ana svsr
consider them their great and hsfseie-
cry eneuies. Japan he's been 6 var
with Chine number Of times, and
always came ont victorious. The
japanese are ~ jealous Of allowing
Chinese In numbers 10 land upon their
shores - any Of orr most violent anti
coolie Clube. With whom they vcald
most willingly join iasus. With heart
- we'll - asnd. Many yoang Japaness
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcIsco. July n.-Arrivsd.
bark Mary Glover, from Port D.scov.
cry. and bark James Cheston. from Port
Gamble.
Sailed. brig Deacon for Port Discov-
cry. aud bsrkentine Portland. bark j
b Bell and ship Tsmplar. for Seattle.
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Lasd OGes = YakinA CITY WI -
Roland B. XlanA = 1GilesbusR. CsatSe
county, Psansylvaaia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-14

- LEr-A front roou., over sander.
$40 grocery store. lately occapisd by
-. baeley. Apply 10 r. +. 0uys.