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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

Senator John p. Jones, as last
effort to recoup his fallen fortunes, has
leased that portion of the celebrated
Bonanza" mines from the |, $50 level
upward. The Bonanza" which
turned out over 500, OoO, 900 ofgold and
silver was encO inferred at a depth of
800 feet. aud Jones believes that
valuable ore deposits exist above that
level. His lease extends three years,
and he will explore the ground, as
miners say, for all IL is worth. by
the terms Of his contract he is to &C
count for seventy per cent of the assay
value of the ores found; all over that
is to he his. He IL also to receive 50
per ton for hauling and milling the
ores. There Is chance-though q
bare one-that Jones will again get
rich out of his lease, but the world will
continue to think that man who can
in ten hears squaiider fortune Of
s25, 900 has bat little chance of
again gerting on the top wave. For
.uns is "a tickle, goddess and full of
caprice, but even she must he q little
Disguised with man like the i'm
prOvldent senator.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Cities Warmer Thaa the Osuntry.
fExchanye.1

The remarks of Prof. Whitney on this
subject, as applied to observations msdo
Mt L london, are pertinent and convincing.
He says: ut is well known fact that
cities are considerably warmer than the
more thlnly inhabited country other
wise, under similar climate conditions.
Statistics prove this to be true; and
there could he no doubt that such would
be the effect OF an immediate aggrega.
ton within limited space. even II there
were no statistics bearing on this ques-
ton.
Many millions Of tons Of coal are
burned in and about big cities during
every year, and the whole mas Of brick
Of which the city is built 10 kssted dur
ing the entire winter, aud nore or less
u. the summer, many degrees above the
natpgal temperature. There can be no
question that conditions such as arc
Aere indicated vitiate all observations
made In pr near large cities with view
TO the determination Of any possible
secular variation Of the, tempersture.'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Saturday, December s, 1888.

Warrants TO the amount Of Sl66.SO
were yesterday cancelled by order of
The board of commissioners, having
been more than one year awaiting
claimants. Among the list, Us given
ia our local columns will he found the
names of many prominent citizens.
who probably did not deem ii worth
while to walk to the court house for
the Insignificant amount due them.
Others In the list must certainly have
been all ignorance of the treasure
trove, as the stake.they might havehad
and failed to call for would in many
instances have saved them the nlortifi-
cation for while at least of "touch-
ing" their friends for odd change.
"he majority Of the list, however, is
made of transients, who during
their short stop with us, were hauled
up as jurors or witnesses, and having
acquitted themselves of their duty ms
citizens forbore to withstand the laws
delay, and departed. leaving poor and
needy Custer county the richer by
their departure. The sum total is not
large to be sure, butsuch as il is, CONF
posed of many contributions, it is re-
freshing at this time to reflect that we
have had and still have. men among
US who do Rotthink as much of dol
lar as they do Of their lives. What re-
pining there may be among those i'm
the list who still being among Us, have
reposed in blissful ignorance of their
claims against the county, until this
morning, we will not speak of.
CHANGING hastily over the list We can
here and there pick out name, the
owner of which is no doubt looking
apprehensively through the window
this morning and fearing to show
himself upon the streets lest the fool
killer made aware Of his existence,
shall par, the golden cord that binds
him to life, and renders it possible to
get even with Custer county in the
sweet by andb by.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Last June the. Legislature of Illinois

Last June the Legislature Of Illinois
passed y .second convictionn law,
which provides that in cases Of second
arraignnent for felony there shall be
three grades of conviction, with cumu-
lative penalties, and all within the
discretion Of the court to enforce or
net, Mr.. Sullivan, a burglar. liable
under the hew law..te a penalty of
twenty years imprisonment, and the
Judge gave him the benefit Such a
law properly enforced ought to make
Illinois aa uncomfortable state for
criminlls..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

The JOURNAL presents 10 its.readers
this morning in supplement- the full
text Of the presidents message, deliv-
cred at the opening Of congress. IL is
an even, tempered document, contain.
~ many business like suggestions,
md will no doubt con,nansa itself TO
w. public on these yrou,.ssl
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
W. D. KNIGHT, Publisher.
SAN GORDON Ed. and Bus. Manager.

NJ bills against THE YELLOWSTONE JouRSAL,
contracted by any 81 the employees Of said paper or
,Jher, will be recognized unless accompanied by a
written order signed by the Publisher or business
tn1nlg,r.
The editor Of THE Yellowstone JOURNAL is not
nSpsusibe for any Of the opinions or u'srances Of
its correspondents.
All letters and communications containing mat.
Ter Intended for publication in thi, paper, should
To- addressed to THE YELLOWSTONE IorRNtL,"
ana the name Of the writer must he given to insure
attention.
Soiiee Is hereby given TO all concerned that THE
YELLOWSTONE JouRSAL holds the contract from
abe governor of Montana, TO do all printing and
ADVERTISING of whatever nature ehsrgcable TO Gus
ter county; and Is also the designated and onfy
paper In Custer county IN which services by pub
hrltion eau be Irgaii1 made. Legal notices pub.
Ii,h-d Ia other paper, Of Caster county. are ro'd
aud worthless As has been decided by the courts OF
Montana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-21

Ship Fannie Tucker, which took coal
heuce in Jafy, ID nov loading wheat fof
Cork at San Francisco, getting - o.
per ton therefor.
Bark Cassandfa Adams - loading
general Csschandise At San Francisco
for New York.
The bark Sonoma, during her stay at
Frisco, has undergone considerable 10
pairs, etc. The shIpwright, Tom kiR-
lev, has had the job IN hand, and has
pot nev decks in, rebuilt midship house,
pat In new truss beams, new breast
hooks, new waterways consisting OF two
sticks each 124 feet IN length, which
run the entire Ieng of the vessel with
out soaring. The cabin has also been
resittsd. and in addition she has been
recanlked, and several new sPars put IN.
When finished, which will be soon, she
will be in first class order and at for
any voyaSe.-Aita.
The Abner Coburl and Enoch Talbot.
of the coal fleet, will quickly follow the
Daniel ]. Tenny out Of our port for San
Francisco.
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TINE AMERICAN SoUwsALlsr.

We have received the initial number
Of the Amsrsean Journaiist, = mouthly
josrnM published by the American
Journalists Publishing Company at 81.
Lonis, No. Il u bright magazine Of
70 cages, and . model Of topographic
excellence. II IL intended A. stated in
tho prospectus to BE- q medium Of inter
course between the members Of the
Journalists profession, ITO represent
the interests Of the working writer's Of
the prsss throughout the land; 70 bring
into 10 communion him who does his
work ON the Atlantic coast with his Don
temporary laborer on the shores Of the
Pacific. and 10 constitute such . med
ium ~ will give 70 the toilers with the
ps0 just recognition for the services
they are dsvoting 70 mankind" The
Arss number contains we'll written rrsi-
slss on "wsstsrn journalism. Mia
souri"-by 0esrRe Mills. French
Journaiism"-by David L. Reid. and
several interesting pages Of editorial
notes A new and valuable feature In
the Publication Of q National Editorial
Dirsotory, 10 which will appear the
names Of owners, managers and the ed.
torial sta4s Of oil the daily papers In
America, which take pres dispatches.
The Joarsaiist should and viii bo n
n1nAnnn
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PASSENGERS PEs DAKsTA.

The Dakota brought from San Fran.
cisco passengers for the various Sound
ports a. follows:
Fer Port Tovnsepd-Miss r. Weeks
Capt. McAllep, wife and son, J. II. Bro
bank, Jr., j. II. Brobank and family.
Captain Sorman, and in the steeraee
For Seattle--S. Davis and daughter
G. o. Rideout, A. II. McLane, A. A. Bell
and wife, w. 8. Miller, e. Z. Tracey,
Miss o. E. Littsli, Mrs. z. Gray. II. A,
Hamley, r. Page, w. H. Harris, V. F,
Gilbers, j. A. Stewart and wife, Miss A.
Sponguin. @. A. Stewart, Miss 8. Pros
sen, Mrs. s. Morgan, q. Smith, C. s
Belford, Ellen Cramer and child, Mrs
Bush, Mrs. Gillett and boy, E. Warner
and wife, Rev. G. ]. Benton and wife, l.
II. Oristof, ID. s. Jenkins and wife, and
50 in the Storage.
For Tacoma. Robinson. G. Gore
H. Barker, s. Peters. wife and daughter
=. Walker. II. Black, L. MallcOtt, 5
Wymond, j. o. Mann, l.. A. Zinnis, DIR
w. b. Brink, p. Il. Churchard, Miss w
G. Churchard, Miss A. b. Churchard
Mrs. NJ. Talley, w. ii. Miller and wife
ii. A. Williams and wife, Rev. F. j,
Vincent, and Is in the steeraee.
For Olympia g. X. Talcott, Miss M
Eelson and in tine Storage.
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rrxrr.Axcr sxrxarAlxAzxT.

The founR Womeu's Christian Tenn
perancs Onion viii hold public session
this evening in the Congregational
Church. At half past Z O'Clock. This
meeting was TO have been held last FRI
day evening. but ON account of the AZ
rival Of Seaftle's distinguished guests Il
was postponed. ANY who may attend
will receive = cordial welcome from the
members Of the Onion. The following
10 the program for the evening:
I. Sing ng by the Union
2. Devotional Exercises.
2. Cornet Duet.
4. Rscitation-Miss Cora GourmbJ.
3. Quartette.
6. Addreas-Rev. Mr. Dennison-
Z. Vocal Misses Atwood and
Ripley.
8. Kecitstion-Miss Florence Ledger.
=. Circulation of Pledge and Music.
10. Solo-Mr. Bowman.
ii. No collection.
IL. Adjournment.
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CoSsrGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP DAKOTA.
Adam Orth, A. Little. Brewster d
Byrnes. b. L. Martin, Boyd Il Poncin,
blanchard & Co, Ballard d Sox, B. L.
PAGE d Co, Ballard Il Hatfield, G. p.
Stone Il Co, @. b. Tarleton, Croker 4
Pullman, Cosper & Mcintyre, c. II.
Mann, ST.. Dan. Wertheimer, DensmOre
IL johnson, Dickman Il Gumbert, Z.
Lobe Il Co, Flynn d Anderson, Freezer
lex i Bovlby, Frauenthal Bros, Fred
Gasch, Geo. L. Maginnis Il Co, Gee Lee,
q. L. Baker, q. Meister, Geo. Boyd,
Harrington d Smith, Hall, Pauls0n d
Co., II. 4. Levy. H. j. Mack, h. Uhfel-
der, II. Mclaughlin, II. Jones Il Son,
Henry Lee. j. H. Anstoll, j. G. Wright,
j. s. Mcdonald, j. M. Pearlman, julius
Mess, j. ]. Pesch, ]. II. Irvine, j. STRAIT
man, ]. Schram IL Co, j. Sullivan, j. Z.
Duff, j. N. Blanchard, j. ID. Henry, j.
Firth, j. w. Smith ,Johh Delfel, Gust,
j. Sutherland. j. w. Hunt, j. Bersch,
j. p. Comeford, James Morrison, JAS.
Power, Happier 4 Co, Kellogg d Snyder,
l.. H. Nichols, Lynch. Vah!busch q Co
l.. Levy l. Co., l.. Newman, L. Silvani,
L. l.. Andrews, n. GOttstein. NJ. II.
Wilcox IL Co., N. Chilberg, Humphrey
& Lovman,.P. j. Dunn, p. J. Lair, Phil
lips Bros, Page Il Green, r. Merchant
d Co., Il. Howard, Simon d Brown
stone, s. Kenny, StetsOn d Post, Smith
d Penny, Ssaman& Young, 8. Baxter 4
Co., Schwabacher Bios. d Co., Suther.
land l. Co., s. Davis, Seattle Lumber 4
Commercial Company, 3. Levake d Co.
Thaddeus Bates, The A. p. HotalirG
Company, Tom Smith, Treen d Ray.
mond, T. Lewis, V. Schmidt, VALID d
Campbell, w. ID. Scott d Co.. w. Jones
d Son, Williamson Il Kellogg. w. A.
Smith, w. r. Pillman, Wah Sing, Young
d McKeon, Wells. Fargo d Co., North
ern Pacific Express Co.
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WESTERN oRAToRY.

The following il an extract from a
Fourth Of July Grafton delivered at
Fargo, Dakota, by Col. P. Dsnan, editor
of the Fargo Argus. It deserves to go
down to posterity in all its glory, not a
word erased nor sentence obscured.
Hear the eagle scream:
do other lands boast of their big
ri ers? We could take up all their
Niles and Thameses, their yellow Ii
bers, castled Rhines, and beautiful blue
Danubea, by their little ends and empty
them into our majestic Mississippis and
Missouris, Amazons, Saskatchewans,
and DE Ia Plattas, without making rise
enough to lift an Indian 6at-boat off a
sandbar. DO they brag of their seas
and lakes? We could spill of their
puny Caspians, and Azovs, their Dead
Seas, Nyanzas, and Maggi0ries into Oul
mighty Superiors, MichiRans, Fries and
OntariOs, and scarce produce a ripple
on their pebbled brims to wash away the
eighteen inch foot prints on the sands
Of time" left by the fairy-like slipper Of
a st. Louis or Chicago girl.
Do they prattle about Etnas and We
suviuses? With our noses turning som
ersets Of ineffable contempt clear oveI
our heads, we thunder forth our COtO
paxis. Popocatapetls, Chimborazos, and
score of ether jawbreakers whose very
names are too huge for common
tongues.
Human eye hath not forseen, neithe,
hath it entered into the heart Of man t.
conceive the greatness, tue population
the wealth and power aud prosperity
ultimately to be attained by this Amsri.
can land, this American people, this
American nation. The mystical figure.
"A. ID. 1900" finds us all, Canadians
United Statans. Mexicans, Guatema
lans, and Nioaragu ms, brethren and
friends and fellow citizens, marchins
beneath the starry banner Of the fres
and the brave, to grand common des
tiny of illimitable wealth and power aul
renown. Then shall Columbia's PROUD
pet eagle (which il being 30 numerouslJ
and diversidedly squeezed until b,
squawks today perched on the loftiss
pinnacle craQ of the royal-ore- ribbeC
Rocky Mountains, spread his clouG
bathed wings from the multihoral rain
bows and frost wrought splendors OF
the aurora borealic realms, to where tn,
beloved sunshine of Honduran gulf.
chants its oeassleas anthem to shores Of
everlasting green and gold, and trum
pets forth in universe reverberatins
tones his Cook "a doodle Yankee-doodl,
duo" Of exultatien and defiance to al
the world and the rest of mankind.
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rna LlMI-KILN CLus.

II understand" began the President
AZ the meeting opened in due form
dat a number Of de members Of dis
club am gwine to b married doorin' de
simmer. OATS all right, an wish 'sm
much joy. an shall be glad TO witness
de obseQuies Of each an cherry one
But, want to cay q few words in gen.
eral. In de fust place, am you gwine
to marry fur love or fur sort o. bixness
partnership II you answer fur love
let me warn you 10 be sartin dat you
doan' mistake de sentiment. MANY a
young man Who thought his heart torn
by love has plunged into matrimony
to diskiver dat he simply had an admi-
ration fur q $50 set Of false teeth an a
high instep. II you answer fur = sort
o bizness partnership, let me warn you
leve de woman an she won trust you,
Il will be sort o. boss trade in which
both parties viii b. cheated and both
continer to be mad about il. You kin
GIT along arter . fashin, an people Who
sse her on your arm at circus wont
know how you fight at home.
III you mus marry, lot common sense
have show in de tsansackshun. Dosn'
60 Oh yer feet bekass you meet gal
Who kin sing like robin. smile like a
rosa, an jump Oh street kyar vidout
bodderin' the driver 10 stop. A wife
viii have mach TO do besides singin' an
cultivation dimples. II you am gvins
10 marry AZ yourselves how fur tIO Der
week will go when divided mp fur cloahc
an pervishuns an incidsutais. Before
you fall In love vid gal who looks too
sweet fur anythin', in q red plu b
sAcque, kinder hRgcr on how many sich
buds y0ur income would afford her. Be-
TO you am All broke up ober q gal Who
plays the pianner, talks French, paints
landscapes, an reads poetry, list sit
down an 62Rer Who am TO cook yer
meat an tatsrs, patch yer clothes, darn
yer socks, and help yer make $la buy
ti5 worth Of thinas. Befo' yer let a
par o. fiAshin' eyes an q ounnin' dim
pie csptivste -. lsok aroun' little an
see II de owner has got Q temper like a
wildcat. Marriage am . lottery simply
bekase people take each odder unsioht
an unseen. LIST us nov prognosticate
- bixuoas."
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Postal notea are becoming common
and 10 parties Wishing postal money
order facilities fos small sums will
prove Of great oonvsnienoe and decided
bens6t. They are = modification Of the
money order system and are issued In
sums Of len than Ave dollars on pay.
msnt Of only three cents more than the
amount Of the note purchased. They
are issued at al money order ofiioes and
made payable 10 bearer. At the ofaoe on
which they are drawn. II presented
within three months from date Of issu.
ancs. II presentation for payment ID
delayed beyond three months q dis
count Of three cents par month 10 made
On every rnouth thereafter. This ID
done 10 prevent them from going into
general circulation ~ currency. II q
postal note b lost there 10 NO redemp
ton. They are printed ON yellow paper
and divided into sections. To the lsfi
are too columns. one Of months and the
other Of years. To the right are three
columns. headed dollars, dimes. cents.
When the note 10 Issued the date Of
iaBuAnos and amount Of the note are
indicated BY punching out the month,
pear, and tho figures 70 the left repre-.
ssnting The value Of tbs note. This IL
aafe and sure way. These notes will
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-21

MADIsos STREET. GRApE.-At the last
meeting Of the City Council, p. H.
Lewis, a property holder on Madison
street, through his Attorney. Il. Lewis,
Esq., presented several objections to the
paying Of his assessment on that grade,
and set forth reasons worthy of serious
consideration, and on which he will base
q litigation. Judge Lewis claims that
svsry tract Of land, under the charter,
that fronts on the street TO be improved,
u liable 70 assessment back 10 the center
thereof, whether II be block, or frac-
tional piece of ground, or tract Of
land unplatted. This has not bee n
done on Madison street, bat the ASSESS
msut has only extended 10 feet back on
either side OF the street. Another point
claimed 10, that no assessment district
has been created for the Madison street
| improvement, as required by charter.
Judge Lewis claims furthermore that
ordinances providing for the grading of
streets must be published before they
can take effect. and Il In claimed this
ordinance has never been Published.
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AsaoRE.-The bark Forest Queen b
ashore between Seattle and Tacoma
She started out. on Wednesday las'
from the Hanson mill At that place with
= full load Of lumber for San Francisco
In TOW Of the steamer Hope, and In
some way got aground. where she lay
on her beam snd ~ the Zephyr passed
BY yesterday. A portion Of her deck-
load had either fallen overheard or been
removed. Il 10 TO b hopsd the vessel ID
not injured.
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Thar CoNrxxpr. CAsr.-It win be re

That CONTEMPT CAsE.-It will be re-
msmbered that J. n. Buckley. as man.
aRer Of the Western Division Of the
Northern Pacific Railway, had been
cited 70 appear before Judge Hoyt on
the 18th, 10 shsv cause Why he should
not be punished for contempt of court
In totally disrsRardina the provisions of
restraining order. Il afterwards
transpired that court must convene In
Huohomish on the 19sh. and In order to
be there the Judge must leave Seattle
ON tho morning of the 18th. According
", tho hearing Of the caae vas post
poned until Tuesday next, at Olympia.
This case Is simply an ootgrowth Of the
suit pending between the Northern Pa
clio Railway Company aud Wells, Far
20 4 Co.
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For Lease,
Notice to Painters.

PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
i 1t the ONCE Of w. H. Taylor, Clerk
OF School District No. I, King county, un-
til Monday. September q, 1883, at $50
p. m. for painting the Sixth Street School
House.
Separate bids may be made for paint
ing the roof OF the building.
Specifications stating color, material,
number OF coats Of paint etc., may be
seen IT the once Of Donovan & Meary,
architects, in Yesler-Leary building. By
order Of the Board Of Directors.
w. II. TAYLOR,
sels 81 Clerk School District No. 1,
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A broughana, doecart. and q riding
horae we're always a. John Browns dis
poeal. He had his svn suite OF rooms
at Windsor, Osborne, and BAlmorsl q
esp srass table vas kept for kim, and he
vas waited on By obsequious servants
specialty appointed 70 his service. He
bad the exoluaive right Of shooting in
The extensive. Ne ssocked covers. ON
Tie Osborue estate he co7ld sheet at
Windsor and Is Balmosal when dis
posed and the salmon fishing on the
Quseu's water on the Dee vas also I'M
der his dominion.
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W. @. T. 1.-THE members Of the w.
c. T. U. are earnestly requested 10 be
present At the regular meeting this Fri
day, at 8 p. m. AZ the Congregational
Convention at Olympia. TO be held next
month, will b elected at this meeting.
Literary exercises will be carried oQt &C
corsiin4 TO program By members Of the
Union.
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NEVADA CLuR--Nosics 10 given in oul
advertising columns Of meeting Of the
Nevada Club tomorrow evening, for the
purpose Of permanent organisation. All
residents Of Seattle hailin9 from the
silver STATE ars cordially invited 10 b
present. The objects Of The orRanixa-
ton will Be fully explained at that
time, . constitution and bylaws adort-
ed and permanent officers elected.
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NEY M A IL X e IT.
Corrected daily by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.

rHAS. NAHER, LEADING WATCH
" maker and jeweler. in the Yesler-
Leary block. deals in Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Silverwaye, Weber Pianos. Estey
Organs and other Musical Instruments.
NOtarial =. al at 90. Watches and jew
elry repaired and warranted. sel0 tt
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According 10 the Medical Times ssd
Crssffs. there are thirty four or thirty
dve total abstinenes men In the Hon.
OF CommonA Ths fast h rsfsrred 20 -
"rsmAxkahle."
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wosrHr Onncr.-Nr. Rai,ev i. ain,

wosrHr OnDcr.-Ar. Bailey ID circu-
latine subscription paper for the ben
e6s Of Mrs.. RAchholx. vh.se husband
died a whatcom some tvu weeks 400
while sndeavoFine to assist ueiehbor
who bad fallen into . veil. The widow
10 said 10 be In straishtened circum-
stances. and u 10 proper and right that
Substantial aid should BE- extended 70
her.
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Evsrvthing nev IN the line q Fancy
Good. FasnishinQ 0oods, Cossses Rib
bon. and MillinsTs' Good Win srTive
q Caytnn BroA. ga rsoat sksssa. osaa-
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$3.50 Reward,

r OST. FRIDAY EVENING, SEP
IL TENDER 18th. pxir Of spectacles. with
round glasses; Of no use to any one but
the owner. The above reward viii be paid
for the return of the same to
N. NJ. HUDGIN.
SEQ At San Francisco Store
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p. 4. Clayton, Of the 6rm Of CLAYTON
hsos., is nov in San Francisco purchas.
ING goods for the fall trads, which viii
arrive per steamer Mexico about SEPT,
sd Clayton RfoA, sl& Front street,
Seattle. N