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DIVIDENDS.

CITIZENS BANK OF RICHNoND.l
June 20. 1882. !
THE DIRECTORS OF THE CITIZENS
4 BANK have this day declared 4 DIVIDEND
OF THREE PER CENT. on the capital stOck,
payable on aud after the 30 of July. So. and
have carried >lsOO 20 the surplus fund out ~ the
net earniugs for the pasi six months. Transfer
book CLOSES June SUth :. g.. " ALlAt T..
jc 2l-codGt Cashier.
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sr,xSY MEN.-~wells' Health Bcnewcr" re-
s,a,,, health and vigor, currs Dyspepsia. 81. Al
druggists.
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HOTELS.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,

FIFTH AVENUE AND FIFTIETB STREET,
ioppusiie taftedral,D
MN YORK.
WETHFEREE FULLEk. PHsrcIFTORs-
strAnFers viii here hnd rAccilcsf sccomfDtafs-
lions a Fri1cca prices during the scr1pcr mouths
r1lis and elegant housr L. WY ccutFaily io-
Gated for the reception ~ guss.s. sitbef permanent
frans.sut- IL u ciIarn-inxiy .l.sAted. Icing q
osntrai trssDi affidst The most rsstionasle sssi-
ocaces. churcilsN, sc-. Ac.. safr thr Grand ocn-
'rsi Depot. within three miHsste wnik OF Ia cic-
vaicd rads ana Mad)eon-afsnu< cars. The xcsti-
laAInii, heating, and plum tfng ~ee arranged oh The
most approved principles. The s.tri i coHdactrd
Lac Esfueaa p.an ssArss.. by uss i-sf terai-
lles ~ Europe and Ausssias. VIII a f~siantani ~
NV t->aS NSm
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RICHMOND AND DANvnLr RAnnoAp}

COMPANY
RICHMOND. VA. june 10. 1852.
NOTICE.-The books for the transfer Of
y the stock of tbs company WILL BIZ CLOSED
from o'clock =. NJ. june 2o. 1882. until 10
o'clock A. NJ July ,, lSs2. X. BROOKE.
je 2u-ot secretary.
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REMEMBER thai little Hor BIrrERs sarSs nag
doctor bills and curr~ when all else falls-
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MoSrRosE," ~B SELECT" " ALPHA" and all
nauors sold bv ". u. BLAIH a co. are pare.
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TIE EsTuETEs ARR WoSDNErSG
r chere he Special virtue Ia ArKissoNe roisei
Goods. used % largely by our mos beautiful
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NECHUMs RIVER.
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
c. II. PRICE IL prepared 10 take SUMMER
BOARDEIss at reasonable prices. Je Tim
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SALE oF REAL L.EsrATE.-Messrs: W: ii
Lyme 4 Co. sold ON yesterday to Mr.. Clay
Drewry the farm on Deep Run turnpike
known as Allendale," containing tel
acres. for az .lo0
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OF yIRGINIA.-sUN N.

L MFR LAW LECTURES lnine wsesiyl, BE-
gin 1871 July. lseA. ant END lS.h r,'llsshlst.
design u, pursuc Their studlce AZ tns of otef Ia
>cnoos I'd. lo those whe prolose 10 RAD fisas.-
": and Sd. "a practitioner vic law hss tae she
.ry .npls ipost-orice University ot NirTinisui :"
MI ~ff'' w. JOHN Il. MINOR,
Professor Common aAsc Statute Law
my 2s-~uA VI I'M
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READJUsTER DISTRICT CoNvENTIONs.--Thc
Readiuster Conference Monday night de-
cided 10 hold district conventions for the
nomination Of congressman n foll0ws:
First District: Fredericksburg. August
Il.
Second District Hampton, August 10.
Third District Henrico courthouse.
August 10.
Fourth District: Burkeville, August 16.
Fifth District: Rocky Mount, Franklin
county. August -.
Sixth District Lynchburc, August 1G.
Seventh District: Harrisonburg, August
lG.
Eighth District WarrentOn, August j..
Ninth District: Marion, Smyth county,
August j..
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.CADFN,y or RICHMOND COUNTY

"A AT AUGUSTA. GA.-APPLitAlloNe To
Pill THE CHAIR or LANGI AGtS az this insil-
tuition viii be received untn JULY Isl ensuing
Annncauts uusf be professional teachers al cs-
p.rt..pce and masters of the Latin Greek. winch
GERMAN, and tugsish languages. lesuinvhiHis
viii be required az Ia cail1thlii'rs Tor maha1Ai.us
dfsrulst,. - well ~ for successful teaching fur-
tter Information be obtained trpm tii- uiocf-
sigu.d. Iy order Of the Bsssrd of lrusIes-~
- an-tfvI A. {. HOLT. secretary. .
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OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAHINTl
INSURANCE COMPANY.

nWIDEND NOTlCE.-The Board Of
IL Directors ~ this company have this day de-
clared. out oI The profits 0f ne past SIX months "a
-rm i-aruual dividend Of FIVE PER CENT. free
Of tax. and passed e5.7e4 % The surplus fund.
Dividend pavuhle 90 Stockholders on and after
July lsiucAL NM. H. MCCARTHY.
h. --d lw Nwff secretary
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done si
The DISPATCH PEIyTTSG-IIorsE. Good work
lev prices. and satisfaction ruaranfccc
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WEATHER REPORT.

KnIcArI0Ss FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States. fair weather, noIfheriy
winds, shifting 10 east and south. rising
followed by falling barometer, and slight
changes in temperature.
THE WEATHER rEeTERDAY was gene
rally clear and pleasant.
THEgsoHrTrR YEsTEKnAr 8 A NJ, 62 ;
q A. NJ. 70; noon, so; Q Y. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, -; midnight, Gs.
Mean temperature. "A 1-6.
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DOYE's TURF OIL

NEsTLE's SWISS CONDEN NsED
y MILK.
manufactured onlv al Yeyey. switzerland. we
guarantee 10 he the RICHEST and ruHEsT in the
market. and free from adulteration OF any kind.
II YOU wish the BEST be SURF 10 ask for the
NEST brand. and take no other.
For sale 10y all i,rucers and druggists.
THOMAS LEEMlNG 4 CO.. sole Agents,
ap gO-6m 1e College Place, New Nork city.
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IOBB'S ISLAND. VA.
y THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT N
VIRGINIA.

The finest aud safest Of surf-DHtling.
Ocean. channel. and shark fishing and snipe-
shooting.
TEEEs: s. per day, sl2 per week s4o pr
month.
Route from old Point hy steamer Northampton
% Cherrvsfone every Monday. " e.inessiny. snd
Friday. IN baltimore and Washington steamers
make clore connection with the Nof hampton.
AGdf-ss ! I. ~PADl.
je l..m PruyiC.Jr.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA
vi RICHMOND.

The fortv-nfth annual session of ihis lnsutuilon
VIII becin The FfEST MONDAY Oh OtIpbEh
and continue 81 months. giving the Faculty ample
time o. deliver complete cOur-t ~ iuALructiun on
an the branches Of medical science.
M. daily sVsien Of examination VIII be cuntin
ned and ai tine clinical advantages oi hlchthoho
are ~ the disposal Of The taruit'. IN,
ens stna,ui from each senatorial district viii he
accorded IN. privilege of attending ia. conre tf.-
~ charge for pruf,s-nrr' fees ou pre>en Lahun pi
uroper testimonials Of character and oi ls inauh-
tv a. pay the usual rsiien.
For cslaloglI,,- or other information address
i. t.5I-2tawdkwim .. y. MCCAN. DeaA-
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LYDIA L. PINKHAN's BLoOD-PURTIER
VIII eradicate every vesiiee OF humors from the
blood al ,he same ume viii give tone and strength
O. he -ystcm. As marvellous In results as the
COMPOUND.
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NETTING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF TIE VIRGINIA LOCAL-OP11ON ALLIANCE.
The Executive Committee Of the Virginia
Local Option Alliance met yesterday after
noon in the mission-rOOm ~ the Second
Baptist church. Ex-Governor William
smith. president Of the Alliance, was pre-
sent. aud acted ~ chairman. Captain
Richard lrby. oi Ashland. was elected cor
responding secretary, 10 FL 2 vacancy.
Recording Secretary Professor W. ".
smith presented q report Of work done
FOR the last six months, and the present
state Of the organizations a follows: Money
collected and applied. S1,G43.30; 24S. 900
II the CrUsddcT-the organ of the ALI
ance-circulated petitions, circulars, &c,
$4,000.
Other reports oi interest 10 the alliance
were received and read.
Those present were Ex-Governor VIII
liam smith. Professor W. W. smith. Or.
W. W. Bennett. Rev. :. &. Clopion. james
3. Winston. William II. Williams. James
Lyons. IT.. Hon. George &. Round. Rev.
John Pollard. ,lr.; and n representatives
Of the colorcd people. y. II. voolfolk,
Rev. L. L. Jackson. and ". II. J.. Combs.
An elaborate plan 0i operations was dis
cussed and adopted. Hereafter there are
10 be- monthly meetings of the Executive
Committee, and the next annual meeting of
the Alliance j. 10 be- held in Richmond the
coming ial.
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THE BOY SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA
ARE NOw-sPES FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.

The vuiers are speci ac for rheumatism. Gout-
Neuralgia, Affections II the Liver, and all kindred
disease.
Ma. WILLIAM II. PARKER. long connected
with some II the principal summer rcsOrts has
been engaged as manager.
For pamphlets and other information address
:. &. TAEDl,
g. lin Hot springs, Batn county. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-21

There Is nothing more refreshing than - Mon
troscN Jusep At CTS. DELARUE's, next u the Die
patch othce-
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Both the COMPOUND and BLOOD-PURTIER
art prepared al 288 and 23b Western avenue.
LINN. Mas. Price of either. ~. six bottles for
90. The COMPOUND Is sent t,y mail in the form Of
uius, or OF lozengcs. on receipt Of price. 81 per
box for either. Mrs. PINKHAAi freely answers all
letter. Of inquiry. Enclose S-cent stamp. send
fof pamphlet. Mention fhiS paper
LYDIA l.. PINKHAM'S LIYER-PILLS cure
Constipation. Binousness, and Torpdity Of the
Liver. 20 cents.
SOLD by al druggists. q ls-eOd
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nLD POINT COMFORT, "a.


CHARGES.
Per aav %
I,er r,.utb tof thlrfy davsl .......... 60 90
Two months or more etch. ...............-.. % 90
Take branch railroad ~ Goshen. Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway. Tor springs. only tmrty-hyc MIN
ules' ride through q beautiful and picturesque Nnl-
lev Ia the greqf fountain u heakk. The entire
PREMISE have undergone thorough and complete
repairs, placing the property ~ second 10 no
watering place ln this country. home Tor ne
Invalid. kmusemenis OF every Goscri ption Tor
thuss seeking recreation and pleasure tfnc hullt-
iny aud ishng. cordial Virginia weicone VIII
be extended o. all aud everything Ibsstie sfon' "a
make our guest. comfortable. satisfied. aud happy.
EUGENE q. PElTBN.
my il-3m General NaiiAs rf.
XNARm SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VA ARR NOW OPFN AND READY To
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets 10
Do. had ~ Purcell, Ladd a Co., PUlk Niiisr, and
John Blair druggists Richmond or ~ the pro-
prictor This f. ife del EAtf.i warm ssiiphur-
bath ffempuraturp. 20 degrees iu the world.
an 8O-3m JOHN l.. EUBANK.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

OUT-OF-DOOR SPORTS
~
TIE CENTURY FOR JULY.
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The duly No. Of THE CENTURY MAGAZINE
CONTAINS several papers oi special Interest M this
season, a. f0liows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

Hoxu A0AM.-The sxcursiouists Who
went to Victoria to 'ssee the Q0ssn," re-
turned last evening on the Geo. e. Starr,
and report having been most Hospitality
treated by their English cousins As
the steamer landed the base ball boys
cheers in honor of Captain Wilson, of
the Starr, and three more for the Seattle
friends who generously furnished them
the means to defray the expenses Of
their trip. The people on the wharf
then cheered the boys over the victory
they had won,
Following is the score Of the match
game played at Beacon Hill:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

New INSANE AsYLuM.-The new Ore
gon Insane Asylum at Salem is sail by
thoss who know to be much better
planned and moro desirable in a SAM
tary point of view than either asylum in
California. IL Is certainly the chsapes.
b1ilding Of any Of its size ON this coast.
This has been accomplished by using
prison labor when il could DO made
available. The building looms up, as
summing magnificent proportions as the
eye catches view Of Il while passing
6alem on the cars. II il said that by
actual measurement the building is one
half . mile around. This extent of sur
face gives plenty Of light and air to
every room or ward in the building,
which Ii to'be completed in September.
In December the State contract with
The present kespers ct Portland will be
void, and II nothing OCCURS to prevent,
The insane at that place will be removed
70 the new quarters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

FARN HoUsE BUsNED.-Ths dwelling
house Of D. N. Taylor, on the farm oil
James Taylor. at Falls City, was de-
stroyed by FIRE last Tuesday. He and
his hired man were ut work in the field
. mile and quarter distant, and were
unable to get to the house until too late
70 save anything. The fire caught be-
tween the roof and ceiling, and
every effort was made by Mrs. d. N
Taylor and her daughter to sxtinguish
1t. Thcy were finally obliged to rolin-
Quish that effort, with the view to saving
the eontents Of the house. a small por-
ton Of which they succeeded in getting
out before the walls fell in. Ths lossea
20 the Taylors must have reached $i5O0,
besides which Miss Rosa Downs, the
schoolteacher, lost two trunks and their
oontents, and James Taylor lost tel,
years collection Of mineral specimens,
worth to him several hundred dollars.
The firs took the dwelling house. work.
shop, tools, chicksn-coop, etc. No in
suranoe will alleviate the loss Of these
people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

Loo L..

A. D. Blowers, Of Coupeville, is in
this city on business and pleasure in
tent.
Col. Proaser Is again in town, but will
shortly return to Walla Walla, where
his wife and child are.
A nre IN SQuak Valley, last Monday.
DESTROYED one hundred dollars worth OF
hop polss for the Void Brothers.
The steamer MESSENGER will be hauled
Out On Hammond's ways tor repairs, on
natoeday. A. yet no boat has been en-
eaeod % tals her place.
Cspt. Morgan, Of Port Townsend, u
here and will take charge OF the steamer
Dispatch, rsesntly purchased by hin
on the Nssh Bay route.
The Muldoons attracted the largest
sudienco ever soen In Walla WalIs at q
nav exhibition. The Opera House was
fjlied 70 IL utmost capacity, and con-
sainsd about GOO persons.
The Washfs.gtonion IL the name Of
new weekly paper started in Walla Wal.
la. The people Of our sister town must
patronize newspapsrs with prodigal
liberality. They now have four week
lies and two dailies, and the third daily
u about to be established.
Il required two special elections re-.
oenflv 10 elect Justice of the Peace in
Snohomish City. At the first no One
came ont TO vote, at the second nineteen
posons voted; the victor at the poll:
receiving 8 votes. Dr.. Eddy was elected
over three other candidates.
Since the passage Of the Chinese bill
the Walla Wslla Cinnamon have in
creased the price Of labor, and now wan
el.75 for cutting ons cord Of wood. Tn
GOOD costs o. follows, says the STATES
man: One cord Of wood, IS; hauling. q
cents; cutting, $l.75; total, $3.50.
&c. Horr, special Agent Of the Treas
ury Department, came up from the por
Of entry yesterday, and today will go oi
70 the capital, and thence on ssturda,
% Portland. This worthy geDtleInal
looks a. though his official duties AM
the lower Sound air agree with hin
thoroughly.
On Wednesday IL was yumOred a.,ou
the streets that there were two or thre
GASES Of smallpox in town, and consid
orable alarm was manifested, but II ha
sinoe transpirsd that the sick people ha'
nothing more serious than the measles
and are rapidly recovering. Shoul
smallpox break out hero tho newspaper
will publish the fact, and not delude th
people, a. was done In one of our s!ste
cities, until half the town were igne
rantly exposed to the disease.
Crawling tho streets goes on siowl,
and is ID hoped will continue going o
for 4 long time to come. This grave
works double, by keeping down the dus
In summer. aud tho mud III wintel
6prinkling the streets works good onl
% long ~ Il II doing. To sprinkle til
streets properly will probably cost so
this year. That money spent Oh grave
will do the work almost ii not quite =
efficiently, and will be permanent. Th
money spent on high board street cross
ings can be saved in tho same way.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

\ OAsS ron DIvonCE.-This u. tho title
OF the new society drama, in five acts,
performed by the Nellie Boyd Dramatic
Company last evening, before large
and appreciative audience. Nellie Boyd
appeared In her celebrated character
OF Helen Faraday. The play was we'll
rendered and heartily enjoyed through
out. Al the conclusion q roaring farce
entitled "rhs Fool OF the Family" was
given, with Miss Boyd a. tho fool. Each
evsntnR this company PLAY before our
people they gain friends, and conse-
qaeutly continue 70 play to large audi
eneea. This evening oar citizens vii! be
AFFORDED The opportunity Of witnessing
"A Oolebsated Casa"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

A large consignment of FANS, includ-
ing most beautiful designs in Cvetone,
EB,brodere9 and HAND PAINTED, re-
celvsd at Schwabacher Bros. These
goods are very choice and attract great
deal of attention. m25-1w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

A fresh invoice of Swiss Cheese, Linn
burger Cheese, Pine Apple Cheese. Sal
Sage Cheese, Cream Cheese and Cali
fcrnia Cheese at n. Portman's Model
Cash Grocery. Colman's block, Front
street. m2f-tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

A large aeDoetment Of House Plants
Tor sale q half prics ~ N. Fortman's
Model Cash Grocery, Colmf Ms new
olock. Front street.. matt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

Miss katherine Almond, late of San
Francisco, has opcnei class in draw
ing and painting in oil and water col
ors. Lessons on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.
Mofning class at 9o'ciock; afternoon
class NJ l o'clock. Studio at Mrs,
Grasscs on Third street. m24-tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

Owing to tho great variety Of amuse.
mcnis nov prevalent and IN prospective,
the masquerade skating carnival viii b.
postponed until about June 10th.
m94-Ss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

HnAvH SEocK 6ALm.-The Pcndleson
East Orgos;ss says: There has been
lsfs IN UmaAilla county this spring b.
tween el00000 and e6o0. 600 BY the diff
!erens buyers Of oaAtls, sheep and horses.
y y estimated 1o0c0o aheep have been
oStveo out OF The county; the prices paid
tos thseo eheep were from tl.5O to &y.25
Zach. IL 10 thought 5000 head of horses
have beeu sold q an average price of
4l36O per head. From 5000 to 80
90 cattle have been sold At so to $50
pr animal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS
SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.

TNHE SEATTLE sTEvEDORE sOCIE.
i y will load or unload any vessel at
this port or any other port ON Puget Sound.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
All orders left at O. f. Cosper's will re.
ceive prompt attention. matt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

Plaiters At Clayton Brcs., 20 cents and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26
INDEPENDENT NINE.

INNINGS.
Upiversity-0 3 4 6 102 lis.
Independents IS 90 90 0 2 4-12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

Loo cream will be ssrved at tho Meth
ooiee Episcopal parsonage, BY the ladies
OF the church this evening. II the
weather u pleasant the cream will be
oeEved u the yard. The proceeds will
b tor the beneft Of the church i'm
uovemsnt fund. All are cordially in
Vited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

n COMPETENT GIRL OR WOMAN
TOR housework and care of childrUa.
Apply Immediately ~ sl.h odaso. 00-W
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26
Cows for Sale.

TWELVE GOOD DAIRY COWS
L with calves for sale at Smiths Cove.
mS6-tf III. A. SMITH,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

SEQ Hall d Campbsll. They have
houses and lots in different localities
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26
Good Chance.

I'm ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH I
~ offer my stock Of Groceries and Crock
cry at cost, together with horse. wagon
and other fixtures. To any one wishing to
engage In such business this II good
chance.
mott J. H. SANDERsON.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26
WANTED.

by A COMPETENT YOUNG LADY.
- to do sewing BY the day. Inquire at
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
IMPORTANT Announcement
FROM THE GREAT
SAN FRANCISCO slOll|
a Genuine |
CLEARANCE SALE
: Monday Morning, May otk |
And continue until all m
goods in our present gu,p|
ters are disposed of.
We will offer inducements in every depa,I
ment which will be surprising to all Who r.
our house.
Our intention is not to move any a. ~
present stock to our new salesrooms, -
will be completed some time in July O.
stock is too extensive to give detailed r
of the articles which are reduced in price =
we invite all to come and inspect our co.
and prices before buying elsewhere.
Immense Reductions II
lCLOTHING,
DRY GOODS and
DoLM Am
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS Etc. ~
Samples sent free on application.
T0KLAS & S|NCERMEAu,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26
Notice to Bows.

THE SONS OF ALL HONORARY
discharged soldiers and sailors are re-
qucsted to meet at Yeslers Hall on Satur.
day next. at 2 pm. sharp.
By order.
msj3t Committee G. A. II,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this occasion to return our sin
cere thanks to those kind and generous
friends and neighbors who willingly ex-
tended their assistance and sympathy to
us during our late bereavement. We will
long remember their many acts and words
OF kindness with grateful hearts.
FRANK A. PONTICS.
ELLA +. PONTlUS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26

1 RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.
7 AN DESTROYS OF QUITTING THE
= saloon business. therefore win cell my
lot, beer hall. fixtures. etc, etc, near the
barrel factory. ~ great bargain Tor cash.
nxltf AUGUST HESS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-26
NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF THE LONG
a shoremen's Society, held at Seattle on
Saturday. vote of thanks was rendered
to Captain Morse and his first officer, Mr..
Hanson. for their recognition in giving the
40 cents per hour.
Seattle, May 20. 1882. m2l-lt