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The Evening critic., 1883-05-08
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Arrangements for the Reunion De-
cided Upon by the Committees.

cided Upon by the Committees.
The General Committee for the Four
toenth Annual Reunion of the Army
of the Potomac met at the Ebbitt House
last evening to complete the arrange
ments for the excursion to Mount Vernon,
the parade and the banquet at Abner's
garden. The route decided upon for the
parade, which will be participated in by
the regular troops stationed here, the Dis
trict militia and the Society of the Army
of the Potomac, was as follows Starting at
the Riggs House, the society will be
first escorted by way of Fifteenth street to
McPherson's Statue; thence by Vermont
avenue to the Thomas Statue; by Massa-
chusetts avenue to the Scott Statue; by
Rhode Island and Connecticut avenues to
Farragut's Statue; thence to the White
House, where the President will review
the parade from stand erected on the
sidewalk at the edge of the grounds, in
front Of the mansion.
The organizations will disband at the
Riggs House, and the society will wait on
the President to pay its respects. The BAN
quet will be under temporary roof in
Abner's Garden on E street.
The committee has received another let
ter from General G. b. Mcclellan, stating
that he is endeavoring to arrange his busi-
ness engagements for that day SO as to be
present after all, and will probably be pres
ent
The local Finance Committee also met
and decided to commence their visits to
those whose names appear upon the lists of
committees.
The circulars addressed to the members
of the several committees designated to CO.
operate with the Local Executive Committee
in carrying out the arrangements for the
forthcoming reunion of the Society of the
Army of the Potomac have been printed
and were yesterday distributed. They call
upon each and every member for his prompt
and earnest action in contributing to make
the occasion creditable to the Capital City.
The circular, which contains the names of
the members of all the committees upon its
inside pages, has an engraved vignette page
of rare beauty, both in execution and de-
sign, rendering it choice souvenir Of what
promises to be the largest and most enthu-
siastic reunion in the annals of the society.
The chairmen of the committees are as fol-
lows: Local Executive Committee, A. A.
Humphreys; Committee on Finance, John
A. Baker on Parade, S. s. Carroll on
Transportation, ]. @. Tidball on Halls and
Headquarters, Ellis Spear; on Banquet,
Duncan S. Walker on Invitations, A. A.
Humphreys; on Press, Badges and Printing,
]. M. Carson on Reception, ]. B. Edmonds.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08

About forty coal shovelers employed
along the North River front, New York, struck
yesterday. They were paid seven cents a ton
for unloading coal-boats, and demanded eight
cents ton. On only ono boat were the de-
mands of the men compiled with.
A labor lockout at various manufactures
at Marblehead, Mass, began yesterday, and
1,40O operatives in the different branches of
shoe manufacturing stopped work rather than
accept the new price-list. There are four fac
tories involved.
The Union printers employed at the
University Press, Cambridge, Mass, struck
work yesterday, being dissatisfied with the
present rate,
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08

Justice Macarthur passed sentence to-day
upon the following parties;
Edward johnson, housebreaking 1.-TWO
cases), eight years in the Buffalo Peniten-
tiary.
John Hudson, housebreaking, five years.
Chas. Chase, housebreaking, five years.
The remaining three cases against Ed
ward johnson and John Hudson were
nOlle prosecuted.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08

Much interest prevails in Baltimore over the
forthcoming performance In Washington, May
ID, by amateurs OF their city, representing
the highest circles of society, and theatre
the occasion. Washingtonians may then OK.
pect a dazzling array Of beauties, both on the
stage and In their midst, from city whore
Mrs. Langtry says "every woman a beauty"
Many celebrated bellies will be present, and
Baltimore's famous ''clubs" will be repre-
sented by the gay gallants, accompanying the
maidens fair. We predict for Manager Ford
the prettiest house OF the season.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08
Sion and Think.

To think is the highest attribute of man,
and the one cause more fruitful than all
others Of the discords, miseries and conflicts
thought is better than any other mans, be.
cause, after all, 1t is your own thought that
governs your conduct. Therefore, when you
60 to buy suit Of clothes, stop to think whore
city. Your mind will naturally lead you to
Robinson, Parker Co., corner OF Seventh and
D streets northwest.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08

have a great many pattern cuttings In
stock, out OF which may be cut a suit and an
extra pair OF pantaloons. Where such is the
case the additional pair involves but q nomi.
nal expense, nils a want hitherto felt aud is
an economical method. GEO. O. HENNING,
No. 40 Seventh street,
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08
THE EVENING CRITIC.
TSTA BIISHED AUGUST I9gs
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from the Signal
ONCE to-day says:
Light rains are indicated for the lake re.
gion, the Ohio valley and the northern por-
tion OF the Middle States tomorrow (wednes-
dnvN
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08
Although There is a General Com.

from merchants on account OF the backward
nees of the season, we have found 1t necessary
TO replenish and duplicate a good number OF
lots already, as we charge no fancy prices
for our clothing and the public appreciate
honest goods. Eiseman Bros, the most
prominent clothiers and tailors, corner
Seventh and L.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08

is good philosophy, but to do 80 you must have
health. II bilious and constipated or blood is
out of order, use Dr. Pierces "Pleasant Pur-
gativesPellets," which are mild, yet certain in
their operation. OF all druggists.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08
"AIderney Dsiry Waeons.n

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered in ib "Ward" prints, 45c.
per b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk
and sweet milk &c per at. Cream l5c, per pint.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08

Work and wages,

made to order, from the latest patterns II
bronze, gold and fancy mouldings, at Veer-
hoff's, GIG Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08
A POSITIVE CURE An rnvaluab
FOR 49,,
.AY.FEVER

APPLY by the little finger Into the
nostriis. BY ABSORPTION 1t effectually cleanses
the nasal passages Of catarrhal Virus. causing
nation, protects the .membranai Iinings
q the head from additional &C, colds, f.. COM com,
81 TASTE and smell. Beneficial results are erealized
by few applications. thorough treatment VII VII
10 use. Send for circular Sold by Druggists. By
mail, Soc. q package-stamps.
EI,Y,S CREAM BALM CO., Owego, NY.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-08

"society Refore the FootIightsi,

Just Look
81 at A. Saks & 90 e.
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Bro PuscHAsx.-rhe biggest real a.
tate sale between private individual,
ever made in Washington Tsvritorv
to"k place in Seattle yess~rs3av. hetvser
HARRINGTON Z Smith and nexter Hor.
ton. At thia CITY. Il consisted Of thu
ssIe OF 81 fs~t frontsce IN romu,encisl
esr e ~ 1T fesA and = lot 60 feet viie.
back ~ the alley, carrying 9TH il the
ripsrtsn richta. In other words NJ.
Horton aoad IN Hasriuotnn 4 Smith the
property. including the wharf an which
they have c,rried nm hnsiuess Tor sryer.
81 yenrA The prize paid vas . f.hu.
IOua one. the exect neorea az vhicH =.
are noe permitted tn atste, hut sufYlss q
n s-y Il vns greater suu than ever h.
fors paid nv private individusls for
rrOperty IN Washington sT~rritorv
Meanrs. Hafringtnn & smith h~ve II.
ready let eontr.cs for the uid~uius ~
their wharf n douisle in pr~ssns width
and tho buildinR thereau u large varr-
h"uaeA. A. esson ~ thu grade Of Chm.
msr'tal atrret h eesahlished. sh~s Win
tear ont e north aidN II their ssoue
ousldsno and widen nut their ssors f..sr
feet, and huild sheranu either one or ten
mora moriea. There u NO Amer buei
neas pcsp rty IN 0eastle than n a
bought By Mssara Harrincton & smith.
ana ue congratulate them an hav,ue
secured N 6ns sits. even at he enos-
mous peios paid.
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The folIosine are the transfers of
real estate. ~ recorded as the Auditor
oioe. sincs our Last report:
A. z HAnford to C. H. Hanford. 10.
6. block %. G. C. Tsrry's frss addition,
600.
Waiter Rmnss 70 r. L. Hueueuin, lo.s
], 2. and 10. block "a, Pranos's adj
James Douean 10 John Lion. lots 2
and 3. block IL. Union addition, sou.
Wm. Copeland TO John w. Denny.
lots 8. 10. II and 12, 81 ok 50. d. r.
Dsnny's 6fth addition. $l.6W.
c. E. NosaQes 70 e L. Smith, lots 5
and 6. block I. W. r BrAwlsy's add
tion, 5000.
Richard Holyoks to A. B. Holyoks, Let
l. block 80, c. C. Tsrry's ssooad addi-
tion. $1,000.
Margaret Sidney 70 B. p. Stull, lots
] and 8, block 70, Eden addition, t626.
Thoa Mercer 70 A. @. Book. fraction
al block s. Aseoer's addition. 800.
I. h. Campbell 70 Henry Lohrp, lots
I. s, G. ], 8 and 9, block 10, Nagls's ad-
diti,n. 81 500.
II. C. Owing. 10 A. A Smith, S acres in
:setion u. township Is. range east,
p. c. comstoek to Barbara Korn. lot
8. bloek 6. Brswlsy's addition, 500.
z. r. Day 20 Amelia Sh0em sker, Is
.efes in section u, township q. range
4 east, SLAM.
H. VI. Woodward n Sarah With and
Carrie A. Blaine, lot 8, block (. Hsresr's
addition, t3W.
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Proposals for Military
Supplies.

H1Ar o'RrRs DEPT OF fas Co.rxslAN
O1yicx hfR1 oCARrEkMAs kR,
VANcOUvka hAR1AcSs. ". T..
CKALED PROPOSAL in n I in,i1
- caty. subjert to the usual eooditions
VIII b. received II this once, o. y ths
omcee o. the Unierd SGases ou-rt-rmas
tee e the following Named posis, unti
II o'ctos> moor. on Non,ay. April . iS6 /
o. which places and time they sfil b.
openea. In tn presence of b dem. for thl
plies during he fiscal rear commencins
July !. lisa and euding Juns 81 1854. q
fu,lows: Wood. Coal, Charcoal Osta
ha-iey. Bran. Hay ard straw, or Hay n
! % Of straw. nr such Il -aid mp lee q
may be required q Portland Oregon
sai:e hsrrac- . I z; Fort Townsend. w.
kama. W: T.: Fort Lapwai /. r.: For
Vancouver Dspot w. r.: Fort KAN III
Orvgoa fors stevens, sDreeon.
Pr po>als TOR either clAao Of the sores
men'toned- Or for quaint i,a less than tha
onnose rsQatred. win y received. Tho
Oovsrnmens reserves the right to reject
any o. al PROV salal A preferenco viii Be
Ctsee 70 arttsles q aon-st production,
md . articles a domeHtic nruducf,oc
peodoced % the Pacific coos. con fitiens
q price sat quality heiag equal.
- INK ptup oAlo o00 pr1nee0 CtrcUInf4
etssanx eh- kind and e-timasel quantities.
reQ1ired - each pask ant giving full par
uruiare % 70 the manner - badainx.
ampues a. bond 10 ACCOMPANY n op@nai
cOndit Gus 10 b. observed BY BIDDER. and
. ms ct co0tracs AID payment viii g
rurnssAe6 % ap;aicatio ~ the nee or
named.
Envslopss cnata'niae proposals. ahould
b marked, = propnsnlo fur Al
aad adarSDra . he underxarned. or tSa
rOpective Poss onnxssrmasGSrA
4 \ KfMRALL
Capealn anA As>is-ant Quarsesn seeer. q.
4 A.. ASting Gait oanrtermaefer.
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AP~-frxx,rsoxxr-uc,~s~nu S
.p..-sa--.- u,.-..-, --.x-..- 49,
yssy
Coon, and from Bitter SapeTsos hAsned
ths foiIovinS fsets:
rno-r.. 49,. - h.A a.
Seaf'e, vno had ons Of D. ankles baby
eyuahsd and The bones fractured, yesesE-
dsv mcrniv0. v.s t.k.a =, th. ho.rSSaI
| for trp~emeax HI infarv + = - -
| and cooiderahae - viH s. yoorfuni
| % spueir -.
Al{spA lIal6A vho - nm orr ~ 4
La n - a Ga0s loRiue err. r
dcfna = wa = copN - 0xnoaeo1. h
p fnxod II - = afeeeed
n. 0eoepo Yank. t. 0eruaa. Who
- % serjoaGfy efahhsd q fsv dan 80.
esu noU b cocaidered cQs Of dsneog.
6oue tius. hOUevee. vim elausp 100
b via b abas 20 uoss shuax
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n. n. GOrTiDQe. who il about going
into the building Of iron and steel ships
ct Philadelphia, has already aeoured
contracts fo- buileine largo iron mi;
Sip and for tvo smaller vesa<Is.
Tho ship b for W. II. Etarbuoh, the gen.
srsl agent Of the Oregon i5ailfosd and
Navigation company, and will b used
on the Pacific 90 ,st. Il will 10 ship
OF 1900 tons. and will b the second ves-
ssl Of its kind ever built In the United
B atss. The 6rst vessel, sister ship, ID
NV being built by John Roach. The
dimensions Of the tvo veuasls ar |:
Length, Us feet; breadth OF beam. q
feet; depsh Of bold. zs1f feet. He THINKS
the bsst claas Of ycasels can BE- buiIt ia
this country very nearly 40 cheap 40 in
England OF Scotland. and With the pro-
lection given our vessels in the coast.
viss tFsds. with such foreign trade A.
they viii chopss to enter, the building
Of yachts, tugs. Government GRAFT, ETC.,
that be can get all the work possible for
his yard to turn cot.
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Each monthly number Of the o. s.
Postal Gsfde contains q list Of names Of
psfs"ns Who conduct fraudulent lot
series or other schemes TO defraud tie
public. The January number gives a
long iiss Of thess frauds. Among them
are 10 matrimonial or nuptial aid as-o-
ssasions-ail frauds. The southern
seasss abound in than. which shows
that the promoters Of frauds know thai
climate has something n do With that
Sort Of thing. Not a single fraud II
credited n the States oe Territories Of
the Pacific ec~st. Yet, remarks the
Eur~ka Tires- TeltpAoas. there my IN a
Ro"d many frauds here Witch the Gov.
eminent has failed N discover.
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DAILY
POST INTELLIGENCER,
uesrrsss pAs1ysc IasD esAsT.

Quite a disc,esisen has lately arisen
over the question Of the Northern Pa
cite land grant, WHISTLER IL sbooh b
loness ecntinned er done sway with Our
psopls ass intsrssssd 10 certain sxtsns,
md 70 fhs4 sxfx. tbsy shoald b bard.
md dos Tsspsss shoold b paad 70 WAT
sasy ssy. Ths eoupanv's Rrant sxssnds
osx aino& svsFy square mile IN fhs
eounsiss Of King snd Yakima, asd has
20 covered thsm . long term Of
ysarA The company hss not really
earned an acre IN either county, and yss
holds millions within thsm moro s6ses-
ualIy than II patented By tbs Govern
msut Of tbs Unifsd 6tats& Thsis bod
ing this Land II . terrible blight upon
both eountiss, witch have bssn i'm
m=nssiy injured thereby. The only
ssmbianes to right 70 lands in King
county IL acquired By the buiidinR Of
short railroad ia Pierce county 10 some
coal mines. Tast road II not Of ons
iosa bsDe6t 70 KING coonty, Wills II il
o. great benefit 70 Piercs. II sOuld not
b We been ont Of place, ps'haps, TO do
nate lands In Pierce evonty 70 aid the
building Of that road. bat 10 give the
lands Vt King county for the purpose II
~ bad - TO eompel the psypls Of Villa
WailA, idaho or Oregon 70 aid With
their money and property local enter
prise Of this city. II the company vent
ahead with the road aud buils il Through
KinR and Yakima counties the objec-
tons 10 their possession u the land
grant would probably cease. Bot they
will nos for several years Further, they
stand in the way Of other compani<s
Who undoubtedly would buiid were the
Northern Pacific out Of the way; com
paniss, ton, that vocld build without
the grant of an acre Of land, only too
gladly. Il is, even DOS. being Published
broadcast over the county that the
COMPANY has recently headed %, or
bought Cd. the Oregon SLors Line. II
the Northern Pacifc does not want a
road here and viii not build It, why
stand in the way Of others Who do want
and will bald? Under such circum
= snces It lily becomes the company's
friends beresbout TO advocate the re-
tsntion OF it, grant in the two counties
named. II ~s remember Alright, Pr.si
dent Willard himself wien la this city .
year and half ago, said that be could
not blame the people for trying 70 get
the grant abolished, and further that
the grant great a. II il, and backed BY
all the traffic to BE- obtained, Was by no
means 4 Sufficient object TO induce the
company IN hnild the road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-14

twill b. terrific relief n th. n-ws
reading public when David Davia u 6n-
aIy married. Bis engagement. hia sp
prosehinR marriage. tn preparations Of
Miss hurF. the bride. and the Blooming.
ton. Fayetteville and washineton s,ci.l
foss'p hsve b-~n srnt over the wi,ss
d y for months pass. until il has he
coms = bore. to the general populsos, Of
enrst maenitads. The wedding vill
occus this week. and then. we soppose,
we'll Be given rest ON this subjrcs.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef and
Mutton.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE.

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE,
OBPAHrMKNT - TINE COLUMBIA
VANCOUVER BARRACKS. w. T..
CEALED PROPOsALS IN rRiPLT-
~ rate. subject 70 the usual c0ndifiuna
viii b received ct this once. and q he
osncs1 Of the Acting Commisraries q
subsistence ~ the following posts flor tie
fresh b ef and Autfoo nooded ~ thooe
posts onlyl until = o,cl scs noon. on We'd
and psec- taey win b open.d in the pres
ence ut bsdder4 for furnishing and deliv-
cry e rreah Ref ard Mutton during IL
year commencing July 1t 1883: Bose
narracks L r: Fort Canhy. w. r.: Fege
Co u a. enc. I. T.; Fort klamath. Or.
gnn: Fort LApwai !. ~: Fort So kane.
w. T.: Fort SseveaA 0reGua Fort Town
enc. ". r.: Vancouver Ba9Yneka W. T..
Fort WallA WailA W.T..
Blank pgupoea1 cd pgiatod CIRCULAR
stAting the klnd q Beef anA Mutton r.
quired q sach pask ara sivin9 fun In
oeructions - 70 tAo manner q biddine.
cuodiftnas % b Observed b. hidAara ~
tefms ~ contract and paymene wfl -
fuSoioAed On app1icnaioa 70 this oRca. -
~ Acsing. Cammisaasies q aahsisse.cs
e - ya<Soo pos;S .aned sAvaaope
coaf.inin{ Propesas sAesA - marked.
~PropoeaIs Tor RfeaA 0ssf ana Mutton a
-:......-.-. and addr9ssed . tAsun0efe
sfgnsd o. 70 he respective Aefine Co.
Ut11afioo q Suhm~oe1ce.
SA1l'L +. CUSHING.
mxA ~ ~ CaUeAsn and G. 8. q 8. A.
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TUE WYCKOFF FARM. NEAR THE
mtleo fron tnwn. y offered for ZEN "a
cash. Il h m the best condition for i'm
m-dia&e uee. sixty acres b ing cleared,
hoos and feeces In good coodiiion
nDsce9 Gown wagon. tools. etc. all ready
TOR tmne itAte uos. FOR further % ticu
iA0 apoy 70 GU. 2. FRYE
narla = Front street, Seattle, W.T..
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0sDs time ssnse - pabiished tbs
fAet thx4 Cspes- Ssm1 Blair and FL.
BasnA owners Of tins ship Oriental, had
Hheied ths bark Lasderdsse, claiming
tDm damages for injuries received
70 their vessel By bsing jammed BY the
bark On The Hizht Of January 18th in
ths poEs Of Taeooa- during the sz9s u
thss place. In rseazn, Jamss 3. De-
Vol ef Ivsspool osD9 Of shs Laa-
oRdale, has ep0maneod . esuos fhel
eenin8 d. Osisn1al da3minG "a, 900
damages On slbs following grounds:
In To 1s8 plAeo. the LAndeRda5s vn
IN q strange p09t, where her o6osrs
voFe anaeQuAinted With the tSunehe1-
ooness u ths winds and storms. That
Trey inquired Of the mill eomo4uy bov
and where 70 MOON their vessel; thss
they v00 Instructed 20 moor, under The
direction u CapG Eiakeis. Q stevedoes:
tha4 shsy did 80; shst after being
moossd and partially Ioaded, an irrssiss-
Tide Storm came up thst nothing could
withstand; that the vholA ed Of the
wharf OAs blown d, and tbs nooFin1
piiss pallsd out bodily; that the fury Of
ths Rale esussd the havSess and mnor-
ing chains Of ths Laudesdaje % part. %
that she swung down On - the Orien-
tai; thst- from tbs faet that the Orisn-
tai dill not est out Of he1 way before the
enlliion took place, IS u Liable for
dsmagss ~ fol1ovE
Temporary rspsiu. 4m
Osbef repairs 1000
Permanent and irremedizl dam
s--....---.- --.---- ....-- 5U
Delay NO
r.,
The caaes viii come On for hearing It
the next tsrm OF court AesyA Strive
and HaiDes appear for the Oriental. and
J. B. Lewis, z d. Shatsuok, and Tbos.
Burke for cr08- iibeliznsa
R1txcxno Quo. p. Cosper has 70
Gently had IN addition built on his
stOre on Front strsst, and . few DAYS
since left for San Francisco. where be
viii lay IN . full limo Of groceries and
PROVISIONS IL Is understood q partner
ship viii he formed between Mr. Cosper
and Mr.. p. McIntyre, and the groeery
business Will be conducted under the
firm name Of Cospsr d Mcintyre.
Grand opening Of millinery goods will
take place At tbs m .mmoth establish
nent Of Clayton Bros, Front street,
March Dth.
Ladies' don't forget the place Clay
ton BrOA will open on March Dsh the
-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Situation Wanted.

A WOMAN. WHO Is 4 FIRST-CLASS
"A cook. wants situation in q hotel OF
restaurant No objections to going out OF
town. Apply At room II. New England
Hotel. mrl36f
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For Rent.

A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. ON
~ the cnrner Of James and Sixth stFeeta,
suitable for . gentleman. mrI0 St
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For man it has no equal: for beasts it
il not exc.lied. What? Kendall's
Spsvin Cure.
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NOTICE.

h. BURKE =. RUsH
pAINTlNG. GRINTNG. PER-
Aan9ing knls0mining and wall tint
ing. first-class work guaranteed in every
instance. and mo- sloP paints used. Shop
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The 1nsat lins 81 assds esse eGsepa
N 6sassas uill arrive ~ ossnaue ~.
- - OAysuu hsoA
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For Rent

THE BASEMENT or BOYD 4 Pom
Gins new brick. 35xeO: also . suite OF
omces up stairs and two single Offices.
Jl9u BOYD E PONCIN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-14

Ladies' don't forget the place. Clay
ton BrOa will open on March 10Th the
prettiest line Of mulioery govcs ever
brought TO Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-14
For Sale.


A yIRnCLAss BILLIARD TAnIR
81 Inqslre ee COLLINS & DUFFY,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-14
WANTED.

A MDDLE-A0ED WOMAN. rOCOOK
a and take caro- q chflsren In . small
fA9Lly. Apply e Hotel Brunswirk. 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-14

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-14

Grand opening Of millinery goods will
take place At tbs m .mm0th establish
nent Of Clayton Bros, Front street,
March 10Th.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-14

"A fLxA9ANf FRONT RO0N, NEW.
CIV sarnnnsd Inquire = l. NEU.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-14
For Sale.

E0UR LOTS WITH A SMALL pUT
IL new house. Apply to
S. B. vno0AAN.
ONCE on Washington street mrsse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-14

H8Aro'RrRs DEPT OF fas Co.rxslAN
Ovy1c1 hrRI oCARrEhMAs KR
VANcOUvEa hAR1 AcsO. " T., :
Marpk b - 4
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-26

We do nos eonhns attention 10 csnAss and Bug,
making sxelusisely, Order for ANY kind Of
~hsslsd sshisis received and promptly szscu,si
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-26

~ There being several -orshless watches t.ari-x
the marks Of Waiharl Watches discovered .i.hiu re
pa months, pai-d of On the public a. xenriae
the pubic are hereby nosihed u the ci and cauo.d
-. AcINERNY,
iu-f Agent for the Hawaiian Islznds.