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CONGRESSMAN AND THEIR REs1pEKuEs
LEf OF RRNAn0Ra

InFr OF sENATUR2
Alison 50 W. R l prsd ass y kgSs m1use
Anthony, b. B., K l., 1901 II St NV.
Bailey, J. E. Tenn. Ebbltt House.
BALDWIN; H. p, Mich, Arlington Hotel
Bayafd. Thomas f., Del, 14ls Mass. avenue.
Beck, j. B., KY. 1913 l4th ST.
Blaine, j. g., Maine, sci 18th St NV.
BAR d: W., NH. 9es East Capitol St
Booth, NeMtos. Cal. Col 18th St NV.
brown. j. f. Ga, Metropolitan Hotel
Bruce. b. b., Miss, 200 NJ ST. NV.
Burnside, A. E., X. l.. 1923 I'll St NV.
Butler, NJ. G.. s. c., 202T St NV.
Call. Wilkinson, Fla, National Hotel
Cameron. Angus, Wis, 1918 N ST. NV.
CARPENTER, Matt IL, Wis, So Connecticut ave.
Cock CochreI!, r NJ, Mo-. go 18th 81. nv.
Conkllng, Roscoe, n. Y, I04 I4th ST. NV.
Davis, David, III, National Hotel
Davis, u g., w. Va. Arlington Hotel.
Dawes Il. l., Mass, 9et lath 81. NV.
Eaton, w. W., Conn.,. 20 Grant Place.
Edmunds, G. F., Vt, l4ll Massachusetts ava
Farley, James L., Cal, Sis l4lh ST. NV.
Ferry, T. W.. Mich.. National Hotel.
Garland, A. H., Ark. 5l9 Cd 81 nlw.
Groome, j. B., Mo, WIZARDS Hotel.
Grover, l. f., oregon. l4l4 X ST. NV.
HanlfR. Hannibal Me-, WIZARDS Hotel
Hampton, Wade, s. c.. Metropolitan Hotel
HAMS, ]. g., Tenn, SIS 18th ST. NV.
ii IT ford, Frank, W. Va. National Hotel
d II, Benjamin H., Ga: 81 Grant Place.
HUI, n. r. Col, 1907 Massachusetts, ave.
Hoar, G. F., Mass. 9l9 l ST. NV.
ingalls,, j. j., Kan, Hamilton House.
Johnston, }. W., Va; 1924 Massachusetts, ara
Jonas, .. f.. La, Wizards Hotel
jones, c. w, Fla, lilo st. NV.
JoRes, j. r.. New, cor. Nj. ave and 8 st, Sc
Kellogg, w. p. La, Wiliard's Hotel
KEN an, Francis. \. Y, 1896 X st. NV,
hirkwood. S. j., Iowa, 1914 10Th ST. NV.
Lamar. J. q. c., Miss, 5I2lSth ST. NV.
Logan L John 4 III. SIC l2th st. NV.
Mcdonald. j. E., Ind. Wizards Hotel
Mcmillan, 8. j. r., Mimi, Pill North Capitol 81,
Mcpherson, j. K, N. j., 1909 Mass. ave.
Maxey, S. T., Tex, Alb 4th 81 NV.
Morgan, j. r., Ala. 401 q ST. NV.
Paddock, A. s, Neb., 1911 Il ct. NV
Pendleion. g. H., Ohio 1901 St NV.
Plett, o. H., Conn.,. Arlington Hotel
Plumb. T. b., Kan, 14o1 F at. NV.
Pugh, JAS l., Ala. Metropolitan Hotel.
Randolph, T. f., Nd, 1926 Massachusetts, ave.
Rollins, E. g., n. H., 1s5 East Capitol st.
Eli Del, COS 18th St NV.
saunders, A., Neb., Riggs House.
Sharon, VIM, New. Not arrived
Sla er, j. H., oregon, $40 F st
Teller. H. NJ, COL. 10f1 NJ st. NV.
Thurman. A. g.. Ohio. le1I l4tA ST. NV.
Vance, z. b.. N. c., Arlington Hotel
Vest. g. g.. Mo-, cor Delaware av. and c st. ne.
voorhees,, d: W., Ind, 1871 st. NV.
Walker, j. D., Ark, 40 18th st. NV.
Wallace, w. a., Pa, WillaId'S Hotel.
Whyte, W. p, Nd, Welcker's-
Williams, j. s., KY, 1405 st. NV.
Window, W., MINI, ZIG Vermont ava
Withers, r. E., Va. Alexandria, Va
OFFICERS OF TH8 SENATE
j. {. Burch, secretary, 1o25 Vermont ave.
Henry E Peyton, executive clerk, Glib 18th q. ".
F. 4. ShoOer, Chief clerk, 521 18th ST. NV.
Isaac BasseJt- assistant doorkeeper, Is I'd at ne.
". T. McMlchael, postmaster. Metropolitan.
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MISS BERNHARDT IN A PAINTING SCKNK.-The
audience at McVicker's Tneater, in chicago,
Sarah Bernhardt not down In the lines OF
"Phedre," which she was playing In the last
scene Of the fourth act. where "Phedre' ex-
presses longing to be left to 'deplore fate"
OF the couche6. The audience generally was
not aware anything wrong had happened until
the proprieties OF the scene were disturbed by
the appearance among the assembled Greeks
OF several stage hands and ''supers" In their
shirt sleeves, headed by the stage manager,
who bore Bernhardt behind the wings The
orchestra had to play double time before Mile.
Bernhardt was sufficiently recovered to drag
YEARLY through. the last act
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OFFICIAL REPORTERS OF DEBATES.

SENATE
D. r. Murphy, sl4 Z ST. NV.
ASSISTANTS.
Thee. F. Shuey, 4!3 Missouri avenue.
Edward v. Murphy. 4I9 2d St NV.
Henry j. Gensler, 1873 18th St NV
iiysSS.
John j. McElhore. 1915 rcr--cpt ave
William BlaiI Lord, Riggs HoLse.
David Wolfe Brown, lis Maryland ave. ne
j. K. Edwards, Anacostia, ID. e.
John II. White, SIC 18th ST NV.
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A FORGED WIL.-Herman c. Pulta, WHO was
charged with the forgery OF the Whitaker will
in Philadelphia, yesterday, pleaded guilty to
means OF the forged Will the forgers designed to
divert an estate OF SsG0,O0O to their purposes.
A CoIoRED BoRaIA.-A young colored man
named Ham Denham, living near Sedalla,
Tenn, being about to marry girl whom his
sister dishked. the latter broke off the mar
rage by poisoning her brother. he died In 20
hours
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Inuminate the Capitol.

Editor &ar:-Now that the Inauguration. and
every thing appertaining thereto, Is In order.
might suggest to the committee, Is crown
illumination OF the dome OF the Capitol|if not
the whole BUILDINGS is done on al gala occa-
sions In Rome, at St Peter 'S4here, making IL the
feature OF the day. Electricity might be Gun.
p'oyed on our Capitol and be made very effec-
tive in lighting the building and surrounding
ground for the benefit OF the many strangers
who will be unable to gain admission to the bail
or elsewhere. X.
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% II. WARNER, Auctloneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THN
Oily OF WASHINGTON AND plSVhlUT

( H. WAbNEk, Auctlono6r.
CaiNCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THR
OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue OF . decree Of the Supreme Court IL
of the District Of Soiumbia, passed in equity $sH
cause number 2. S9ls Crank p. Browning, -.
adninist1 ator Of Thomas Young, deceased, We;
Amelia A. @. Maschaeur ct al. } the undersigned
as trustee. will offer sale on MOSDAY. THE 18th
at public auction, in front of the prem;es. all that
piece or parcel OF ground. with the Improvements
thereon aud the arpurtenances thereto belonging,
lying and being in the city OF Washington and Dis
trict Of Columbia and known aid described as that
palt Of orisinal Let eight. (8, in square I'VE hua-
dred and forty-four, (5441. which begins for the
same twenty I've feet east from the southwest cor
ner of eaid Lot, and running thence east eighteen
feet thence north one hundred and thirty feet.
thence west eighteen feet, thence south one hun
drea and thirty feet to the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale arc follows: One. third OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash within five days
from dsy Of sale Of which fifty dollars sto be paid
al deposit at the tHe Of sale, and the balance Of
the purchase money N three equal indictments. In
three six aud nine months from the day OF SALE
for which tie purchaser shall deliver bis prom1sory
note dated on day Of sale, and to bear interest at
the rate Of SIX Per cep tum per annum, OF all cash.
st the option Of the purchaser.
FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee.
jsno- eokds Columbian Law Building. 6th ct.
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Mr.. MOonY was followed to his lodgings q
fortnight ago by convert who wished TO ask
him whether IL would be right. now that he had
pIo1eSsed TO be christian, TO pay his whisky
pilis. The evangelist told him to pay all his
deots: no matter how bad they might be, and
then to make new start
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RECOMMENDING PINCHBACK FOR APPOINTMENT
The executive committee OF the cOiOred mems
protective union OF New Orleans last night
adopted resolution strongly recommending
PresIdent-elect Garfield to some representative
position In his administration.
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KILLED BY Ills SOE.-ThCmas Rooney, q
street sweeper In New York, who was supposed
10 have committed suicide few days ago, was
80 pTeyed upon the minds of bis relatives that a
1urther investigation was had, when 1t tran
splred that the Old man had been killed In
quarrel by bis son Felix. The family bears
hard reputation, and Felix has been several
times In prison.
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MURDERED AT BALI--A quarrel between
James Gentry and Dory Dickinson at society
party In Ashe county, n. c.. growing out of Jeal-
ousy In regard to a young lady. resulted In
Dickinson stabbing Gentry several times caus.
Ing bis death in few minutes. dickinson
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AT THE ANNUAL MsBTING Of the New York
Genealogical and Biographical Society last
night. General Grant was proposed as an hon.
meeting.
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4 cabin In tho the mour,.

Fatal Snow S,IDK.-A cabin In the the noun.
by snow slide yesterday. It was occupied by
VIM. NJ and John \. Plnkard, of New Orleans,
anQ colored servant, Of whom no trace has
been found.
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REV. EDWARD COwLEY, convicted Feb IS
1850, OF cruelty to children OF the Shepherds
Fold, In New York, OF which he was manager,
and sentenced to one years imprisonment and
$50 nEe, was released last Monday Hts fine
was paid py several charitable persons
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ON GEN. GRANTS ARRIVAL at Albany, n. Y,
next Monday, he will be received by the mill
tary organizations, dined at the governors
Club between 10 and II. On Wednesday he will
be received by tie Legislature, and have drives,
dinners and receptions during the week.
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AN ORDER for IA locomotives. to cost over
81 ,00O, Geo. has been given to tho Baldwin Loco
motive Works at Philadelphia by the Denver
and Rio Grande Railway, for the equipmen. Of
its extension.
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Two CHILDREN BURNED TO DEArH.-The resi-
dence OF James o. Buckley. on Hemlock Lake,
New York, was burned to the ground Thursday
morning. Two children, a boy and girl aged
respectively and 10 years, were burned to
death. Tie parents barely escaped from the
lower story, while the children slept up stairs
and could not be reached
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woman at West Cornwall, Conn, falling to
induce her husband to move out OF h0u g
which she did mol Ike, deliberately destroyed IL
by fire.
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THR DEBATE on the Queens address was re-
sumed In the House OF Commons last night but
not concluded. Mr.. Parnell caused sensation
by charging memDer with falsehOO0
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NATURES TRIUMPH.

II you are weak, or Ianguid. use Frzzer's Bit
ters. II your fs sh l. fabby and your complexion
ssuow, use Frazier's Bitters. L. you I've N ma:
laIial district. FraZier's Bittsfs II worn down
with the care OF children. use Frazers bltters. II
YOU have rot the blues, use Frazisr's Bitters II
you have Kept late hours and lived contrary 20 the
laws of health. use frazier's Root Bitter. II yon
lt ed toning up. take Frszier's Rost B.tters- If
you have abused instead Of used natures sift. use
frazier's Bitters II you feel old before your
time, use FraZiers Bitters. Ii Efe has become q
burden and you have gloomy for-hodings, use
FraZier's Bitiers IL your hands IT, mD!e and your
eyes have grove dim, Frazier'S Root Ritters will
everywhere IT The low price 81 per bottle HENRY
i DAVIS. role Proprietors, CLEVELAND, o. STOfr
L CROMWELL. Wholesale Agents, 452 Peansyl-
eania ave. JAMS 90
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MI. J. q. whittier says that the MaSsachu-
sets legislature will soon confer upon women
theprivnege6 OF citizenship.
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KILLED BY A BIT OF GLAsS.-At EaStOn Pa
Edward SeitZ, son Of Jdhn A. Seitz, while flliny
asyphon bottle with seltzer water, wednesday
morning, neglected to put guard over the bot.
tie. causing it to explode. piece of glass,
three eighths Of an inch thick, cut an artery in
TO Death. He was 81 years OF age,
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HEADQUARTERS.
zoe Fourteenth Street.

6ktHul treatment for Hick OF Lame AMI.
mails Honorable dealing with the owners. ~
10 our care
octl0 RORST 0MTTH 4. On
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A dispatch from Reading Pa. to the Phlladel-
phia Times states that VIM w. Hoag, promt-
nept democratic politician OF Berk's county,
and Tilden electOr In 1876, has absconded on
account OF financial enlbalrassmenuS and FAM
lily difficulties. 1t Is said that divorced woman
has disappeared and gone with Hoag, who
leaves Wife and several children.
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THE OCEAN FROZEN-A telegram from Sandy
Hook, n. j., January 49, says: zone thousand
feet OF the railway wharf has been carried
away by the batterlng OF the outfl0wing Ice
Book to the main channel, the ice being from
twelve to fourteen inches thick, and an endless
mass OF floating ice from the bay renders nayi-
cation extremely per1louS.
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THE LAST MANS SCCIkTY."-rhe dea OF
JOhn Waiter, In Cincinnati. Thursday, ends tn
history OF stIar ge organization. In 1892 seven
prominent Cincnnatians, dining together
agreed to commemorate that event by an an
nuai dlnher SO long AS they lived. the chair Of
each mem Der to be placed at the table after his
feath. A bottle OF wine was locked In a casket
and the key thrown away. the same to be
opened and the wine drunk bEtNe last survivor
after the death OF all the others. DR.. Vat.ter
was member OF this society, and some years
ago performed this last DUTY In remembrance
OF his dead associates. In past years he has
empty chairs and dinner for six more prepared,
out never used. His death ends the strange
organization known as 1.-The Last Mans So
cptV'
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's'Hcs. E. WAGGAMAN. ReI Estate Auot.

TRUSTEES SALE OF aOUR-STORY BRICK
HOUSE., No. 922 EIGHTH STREkT NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of coed OF trust dated Noyem- ia
per 18th, 1879, and duly recorded IN Liber h.S2E
929 foiio go. ct seq ,one of the land records la.
ior the District OF Columbia. will sell at public
DAY, THE 2OTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1881, AT 4
O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described real estate
situated in the city OF Washington District Of CO.
lurnhis, to wit: Part Of Lot numbered ten Q0). in
sGusre numbered four hundred and three (403,,
together with the improvements. consisting OK
fCnr atory Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: Cash. Cost OF conveyancing and
accrued taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
3. L. KEYSKR, Trustee.
THOS. u. WAGGAMAN. Anct. ianlO .dlOt
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctaoneer.
OHAECERy BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Nal Al, EsTAIE nos: 1909. 1911 AND 1918

HF sTRI hsTSTE ISL AND isls
bsr Ssc of 81 1ns
en- e ne fd nsas a Gs Of
W; Ar drew W Johnson ct al. No 1881, Oh ii
ss sss' sss2 on fn IS
DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1881, AT 4 o'GIooK Pm
ona n nS5rea Ts s.t1 to wit An
sssf oae hu nss a o ys m the Oily
-, erms of sale. prescribed by the Decree, one
third tai Of the pure base money to be raid In cash
balance in tao equal ipstalnentS. for which th h
2romissory notes Of the purchaser bearins data q
tao years sitter date to my order as rrus oe S sfS
interest from date until paid st tbs rate Of six FER
secured by mo- tNHse to me trust (to b. ap-
proved by the COURT. upon the premis sold for
Ing to their respective interests or tae
hoe purchase iaorey may. at the option
Be not Ss Pied with IL S ssh .la
days from the day of sale Ihe Trust reserves the
of the defanlting purchaser attsr lise sdyerti4e
ment IN The Evening Star as in case of tie fl ~.
to paid By the pu 70 Tbs Srsnsrty or
ienl3-d&ds NJ Ashford. Trustee.
'EHoMAs BOWLING, AUctioneer.
oHAASGERy sALE OF IMPROVED AND us1m-
fEOaEO PEOPEhrY ON THE EAST SIDE
S5iy sfkfaf zsD nov
By vT If ,s. Of decree Of the suprsms
TIE 9Th day Of January, 1880. IN Equity I=:&
con plsinsnt. and John w Besliet al defends nta
P M, or 5Tn Day OF JASUAar. 1881. the folio Sins
ds dec property il psrces. sccor ling to plat
a tract of land In Washington county, in TIA
the division Of said tract, which wss Allotted
to David Peter said part Parcel of land from
Turnpike les1ns to Rockville ami Containing one
square sere If land. bounded on the north by "
ID, Beslfs purchase and on the south by that tract
so!d to Aaron d. Gattrel. together with oil ial-
INTO lots Of 50 to 81 feet ent sS of 5
feet One of said lots is improved by .ssgs thras
story brlcE dwelling aud clubhouse.
le!Es or sae One-third OF tbs purchase money
cash In band. and the remainder 10 three equal
instruments, payable at Six. twelve aud eighteen
uoHths from the day Of sale, the aid deferred pay
ehts bearing interest II the rate of per cent par
cost Of purchaser. TsIes to be paid bV the
Trustee ont Of the proceeds Of sale Geposit OF
SOD on each lot required on day of esls. II the
OF saie are not with ten days the
The risk and cost Of the deiauting uurcts ser o.
declo dStds HARVEY L. PAGE, Trustee.
bs-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account NJ the weather. until TUESDAY JANUARY
ilth 1851, at same hour and place.
jams HARVEY Il. PAGE Trsstea
eS'- THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
Eoned on account Of the weather uutiI THfJRS-
DAY, JANUARY Doth, same hour and plaza h,
olusr OF lhe trustee. jan12 dts
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N1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TRE sE1EE st sAkF oFh y.IuARLE THREE
SE HESS aTaHETs IL s,i Asb T%asFE
b. virtue Of deco Of trust. dated the 18TH -
ha g. and an au ot f the fand
records for hineton county, District Of UoIun-
4 81 rss sTa p4 OF
JANUARY. 1881, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front Of
ots IS a aSi In
rquGre -, improved by substantial three story
ments.
I er1ns One third cash. the res,due In two equal
interest at Six per cent FER annum until paid. and
secure by deed Of trust On the property sold, or
Of lot eemped With
.es retsrye the tight to Tssen the property 1T the
vey aneins q. purehaser's cost $40 deposit o re-
quifed when the a e6SH9essTsy oS ssEss5 9tt
,sns-dtds JAMES L L. i DAVIS. Trustees.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
~ TATE, CoNsIsTING OF FOUR STORES On
ssEFEsTR shkfkr RsTW We Nva A Az
II ,In on SI ISELTTH STREET. BETwEEN
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ia
g Cause Ro 9osn Water e.
dslina Berberich ct al. the understand, as Trus
tesss VII oti1r for SAFE ,o on WEDNESDAY,. THE
at ho r.
Ana Sp .Gs n s e S f s@a
OF Coluni bia, and known and described as sub
lots (3l) and (32, in square t4l5.)
And On TB UESDAY. 10Th DAY OF JANUARY,
1884, at the same hour, will offer for sale the south
feet front by the depth thereof of lot 5.
~ square 317, her With the improvements
tbs reon and the appnrtenaIces thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale are as follows One-third Of the
purchase mon, y to be paid in cash. within Ave
Gays after dsy Of sale; Of which one hundred dol
time .. sale on p. each house a and on = eseS
store, and the balance OF the purchase money
IN three equal installnents, in six: twelve and
purchaser or purchasers shall deliver to said Trus-
tee his. her Or their promissory notes dated on
dby OF sale and to bear interest," at six centum
per annuna, or all cash ct the option OF the pur-
WI. H WARD,
FRANK Il. BROWNING,
Columbia Law Building.
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M GTOCKa.

" A. UODNE CO-,
Ban kers ara Brokers, No. IL Wall ST., " T., buy
and carry stocks on to per cent margin, and
when desired VIII advise when and what to buy.
Also. secure STOCK PRIVILEGES at reasonable
rates In which a25 to Slo0 can be invested. Foil
information on application and Financial Report
sent free. t,nI4.l2mWSs
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nH: he'd SYNS WOnds rful Herbs or Indian
~ Blood Remedy, cures al diseases Arisins from
impurities in the blood. Dr. Fed syn treats e
EpecdAiftes Rheur atsm. OAsxrrh. Fever and Axue.
pneumonia Diphtheria, Scarletina. Asthma,
Epilepsy, Tetsnus or Lock Jaw, HSdrophob =, and
Obstructed Circulation resulting from colds. Gam
moved In few hours. Cures 1uaranteed. Let the
skepncie call and DO convinced. CONSULTATION
nor Invest dec3l
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nIRECTOR FIR. LAMPE'S ELIXIR OF HERBS,
~ tried and acknowledged by the medical author
ties In Germ any . sure remedy for all disorders
Of the stomach, especially for
INDIGESfION AND DYSPEPSIA.
X n. RIOCZEVgKI Pharmacist.
deci7 &28 9th q. a.W
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THE TRADES.

old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
~ known as the best, 20 IL JUSTH'S old stand
SECONDHAND CLOTHING can be sold ct no
ssand, No eiS D at, between 9Th and Tth st. n w.,
or Branch Store. No. 40S 9th St, between d and 4
st1. nv. =. B--Note ~ mai promptly attended
O. W8ro
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EE THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
Eoned on account Of the weather uutiI TIL iJR
LAY. JANUARY 10Th, same hour and place By
OIueE VI lne trustee. ianl2-dts
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S-T THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. on
account NJ the weather. until TUESDAY JANU.Ry
18th, 1881, at same hour and place.
Jan5 HARVEY l., PAGE, Trastea
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-02
ron SPENDING raK FOURTH.

Our advertisers give people unusual
choice and opportunity for spending
tho Fourth Of July this year. A rsca.
pitulation Of these advertiscdoffcrs will,
not be uninteresting.
First. and the earliest in the field 10
the Alki Point excursion. gotten mp by
Raw ] + Devore. and using the steamer
Fanny Lake and barge.
Next ID the celebration by the United
workmcn ct Renton. with excursion by
railroad trains leaving hare ct . and II
in the morning.
Three boats will 60 - Olympia; the
Messenger ut on SEnday afternoon,
the Zephyr at 8. and the Annie Stewart
ct on Monday morning. the Seattle
band accompanying the lattsr.
The Chehalis viii take q company to
Port Blakely and Alki Point, leaving
here d 8 and Blakely ct ieZ. She il
under charter to the University Base
Ball Club.
The Chehalis Is also making specia |
trip or two for the benefit OF the Sno-
homish and Skagit people.
Last Is the trip Of the Josephine 10
IAconncr, which. 10 ell wanting to 90
down that way. Is low in price and con-
venient.
Never before were celebration OPP
portunities % numerous. vari ed and
attractive.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-02

The American Pathological Society
will hold It's next annual meeting 10
the city Of Boston, commencing on the
nth Of September These annual
meet ings. which are held in different
cities Of the Union. that of 1880 in
Rochester. are pleasant and profitable.
and might be made Of great value to
our Territory. An exhibition of fruit
is part Of the proceedings. and de-
scrption Of the same is published,
with reports Of the regions from which
they come. climate. &c. Information
10 solicited concerning the fruits Of
Washington, their species and varieties.
obstacles to culture. statistics OF pro-
duction and trade. &c. To learn these
things is small object to those man
aging the society compared with the
object 1t shoald be to our people to
give this information. and so in one
more direction make the Territory
known abroad.