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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Bismarck Thinks 1t Impossible to Establish
Normal Working Day.
BERLIN, Jan. 15.-In the Reichstag, during a
discussion the bill for the adoption of alaw for
protection of workingmen, Bismarck declared it
was impossible to establish normal working day,
and asked how workingmen could be indemni-
fed for hours of labor thus lost He said en-
ployers would be unable to indemnify their men
without conducting their business at a loss, and
normal working day would he said, involve a
reduction of wages, and, even if possible, it
would be necessary to erect Chinese wall
around Germany to prevent the importation of
foreign productions.
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Cable Notes,

terday to promote the organization of the House
League. Resolutions were passed condemning
exorbitant rents asked for houses and shops,
and calling on tradesmen to join the league and
resist the payment of unjust rents.
Francoisele Roudare, a French photographer
is dead. He was the originator of a project to
create sea in the Sahara desert by cutting
canals through the low sand hills which sepa-
rate the desert from the Mediterranean sea- He
was forty eight years of age, and was an officer
of the Legion of Honor
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Union Base Ball Association.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 15-The only teams repre-
sented of at the meeting of the Union Base Ball
Association held here this afternoon, were those
of Kansas City and Milwaukee. The failure of
President Lucas to either appear in person or
submit communication to the association was
severely criticised. 1t was decided to disband
the union and make an attempt to reorganize
under the National and American league agree
ment The meeting adjourned subject to the
call of the president, A. V. McKim, of Kansas
City, having been selected as temporary oecu-
pant of that position.
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The Official Vote of West Virginia.

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan 15.-The official count
of the vote for State officers, in October last
was completed in the Legislature to-day and
gives Wilson. Democrat. for Governor 1859 ma
jority over Maxwell, Republican and Greenback-
err. Large sums of money staked on 5000
majority for Wilson, and all estimates heretofore
printed gave him less than 5000 Randolph
county made change in the returns from that
county, which were delayed until Governor Jack
son sent for them, and their effect on the gem
eral result causes some dissatisfaction.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prize-Ficht.

ALPENA, Mich. Jan. ia rough-and- tumble
.prize-ight took place this afternoon about nine
miles from here between Wyman, of this city,
and Pat McHugh, of Wisconsin. The fight
lasted about ten minutes, ending in favor Of
Wyman. Ntzhugh, bit Wyman on the fingers,
arms and legs. Ntzhugh, was severely punished,
and had to be carried away. The sheriff and
deputy arrived just as the fight ended. Wyman
and McHugh have been arrested.
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Nothing Made in Vain.

We are told that nothing was made in vain;
but what can be said of the fashionable girl of
the periodf Isn't she maiden vainq Hoods Sar-
gaparilia Is made in Lowell, Mass, where there
more bottles Of il sold than Of any other sar-
saparlla or blood purifier. And it is never taken
IN vain. 1t purifies the blood strengthens the
system, and gives new life and yigor to the en-
Ere boay. 100 doses 81
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Distress Among English workingmen.

LONDON, Jan. 15.--At Birmingham, to-day,
five thousand persons, out of employment,
adopted resolution asking the corporation to
furnish employment. A procession marched
through the streets, halted before bakery, and
shouts Of Bread" were heard. An artisan stole
loaf of bread, and was promptly arrested.
classes and it is feared violence will be resorted
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Anarchist Plot Discovered.

LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch from Paris to
the Exchange Telegraph Company says an
archist plot has been discovered at Lyons. The
plot contemplated the seizure by night of arms
belonging to the rifle society, and an immediate
proclamation of revolution.
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Heavy Verdict tor Libel.

LONDON, Jan. 15-The libel case of Maskelyne
VS.. Bishop was decided to-day. The case was
tried before sheriTs jury, which awarded the
plaintiff 500, 900.
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More Persecution of Jews.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 15.-An antiJewish
riot occurred at Vilkomir Yesterday. A party of
army recruits made ferocious attack upon
Jewish residents One of the latter was killed
The police powerless to quell the disturb
ance, but the firemen came to the rescue and dis
persed the rioters.
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Couldn't wait for the Monument.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 15-Mrs. Laura
Shrewsbury, grandnieee Of George Washington
is dead at the age of seventy five. Samue
Washington was her grandfather.
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A Cashier and $4,000 Missing.

| BALTIMORE, Jan. 15--Thomas H. Graham
cashier Of the Baltimore & Ohio Works at Mt
Glare, is missing. He is short over $40. 0O0
/ The company is protected by good bondsmen.
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Stock of Drv Goods Damaged

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. Is Fire this morning re
suited in damage to the extent of $50, 600 to thu
stock of dry goods and notions in the store of S
H. Myers. Insured.
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The Largest Emerald Ever Found.

PANAMA, Jan. 14.-In the celebrated Muzo
Emerald Mines, situated at Boyaca, in this Re-
public, an emerald has been found weighing, in
the rough, over one pound, the largest ever dis
covered.
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Death of Judge DUNLAP.

KANSAS Cry, Jan. l5.-Judge James w. Dun
dental discharge of pistol, died at noon to-day.
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the damages awarded. Scholtz states that his
time book, produced during the trial, was fab
ricauion,
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-22
sUMMoNs.

Tx TIE DISTRICT coURf or TN
i Third Jndictal Distxacs Of WashtnRtoz
Territory, holding terms a SEATTLE In kf1f
county. for TIE eousti>s ef King and Kiesap
Ne. z3Al-oriils CrssweIi, plaintiG. Va
Rufus II cssswen aad = Z Long, dstend
ants.
Complaint hlsd in the count, Of King. h
TIE once of the C,erk ef s.id District Court
Th< Usitsd States of Anserica sead gyeetissf
10 Rufus u. crssveii and =. =. Long. -
fendAnts.
FoaEs hsssy required b sppsss IN sa sstisu
hr0uGht a1ainsf you b. The abess named PLATA,
q. ~ the ptstElct coazt e. The Thisd Judicial
ing taxms 81 the eng Of Seattle, d the county
Of King. for The e0ansses o. King and Eitssp,
and 10 answer the complains fie6 tksrsln,
within sixty days from ths 1Hae e. the frss
publication o. this summons, o. judgmacs 10
dsfsnit viii Be tsAss against yoa. secoraina
10 the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action b nrouahk 20 obtain DE-
cree Of dfvarce dissoixing TIE bunds Of naat,,i-
mcny existing between the plaintiff and The
defsndAn,. Rufus n. cresweil. sod fair a..
vision 81 the property Of the said plaintin
and the ssid defendant. Rzfns - CFeHWssi
snd the cos ody Of tho children of raid pssts.
ia snd DESCENDANT aufus =: orssveil, avara-
Their msintenance and edncaticn; ana also V
obtain iscrse that sAid dsfendant. n 4
Leng, make sncA ecneeys nces ~ ths Court
may direct Of the property named in the
c0mpia nj. or sny ether property whlch he
hslds n trnst for ssid plaintiff and DEFENDANT,
snch snd further relief a the plaintiK q en-
TILED 10 IN the pssmisss.
Wifnsss ne Hon. Roger &. drssns. Jndas az
.>, the aai1 District oouxt, mr1 ne senl
SEAL therssf. this tn dsyof April, a y.
$500
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
Il terms q Seassle1
No. soSs-o u. Tenny. plaintiff, vs. Charles
X. Jenner and O. =. Norag r. DESCENDANTS.
Unter and BY yirtae Of an executaen issued
out Z the ab ye named coark IN he sbeTe
entitled acsfon, have duly levied upon the
real property, sitaxkea IN King coanty, Waah.
tngton Territory, and more particularly
houadsd and described ~ follows tl wis;
Lot three 90, -four ~ nd ave lsl, in block
four co Of Brsvley's addition 10 the City Of
Seattle. Also boz nine 90. tn block twenty aix
f25) Of 4 A Dennys sddiiien 20 the city Of
Seattle. Ais an undivided sevsn-eiighths CI<)
interest," IN, and 10. the northwest quarter II
section thiriy-six f96l township tventy>four
tzD DC. u. rAngs ave 90 esst. containing lso
acreG
Nosios b therefore hsrehy given that on
Saturday, the ID nay o. Nag. lsS&
Al the hour Of O'CLOCK p. N. of sssd day, in
trent Of the Court House door, IN The Cisy 81
Seastie. King County, asoresaid. I win Dali ~
the right. tftae and interest," &C said dsfsndan,9
or either Of them. In sud 70 said real prsp-
arg. q public auction 70 ths highess bladsR
for caah.
Dated 1t sesssls. The sist day Of March, Isss.
J. b. McGRAW,
spatd sheriff Of King coansy. VT
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MISCELLANEOUS
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Tn TIE DISTRICT COURT HOLD
III tng terue ~ Seattle.
No z5-3tetson q Pus& plAinfifxs. W.
Charles =. Clancy and Lillian Clancy. de-
PENDANTS.
Unasr and hy virtue of an CIDER Of sAla
izsned cut Of the above raraed Cour& ih
the above eatikie4 action. dated the 18th
day Of March, lS2s and 20 me directed
and delivered, have daily ieysrd upon
tho property described In said order Of
sale and % follows. 20 Wit:
A two-story frame building occupied
by Charles ". Clancy, and known 10 the
city Livery StahlAs situated On LOT i've
81. In block tan no. In MAynards plat Of
the town tnow catyf Of Seattle. Khng
County. Washingenn Terfitery. more
fully described n being en- the n<lrthygest
csruer o. IN I'd and Main stzeeels in sid
City Of Seattle.
Notice q therefore hereby given thar On
saturday. she ID Day 81 sERys IssS.
At the hour cf 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
Of said day. IN front Of the Couif House
door. In tia City Of Seattle. King County.
Washington Territory. win. fn obefi-
ence TO said order Of sale, sell the above
described property ut public AucsicA %
the highest bidder for oash.
less.
apa ID J.H- McaRAw, sheriff
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OEBIuH on THE CoEu1EBIA AND PuGETl
BOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
eRAFTIx w. T.. July q. t6S2
WHEREAA By DEED BEARING
w date August - lG& executed In puf.
guanc9 Of an ordinances approved August
- lM3 the city q Seattls conveyed t0the
Seattle and WallA Wniia Railroad and
Transportation Company, an the tide
lAnds south q King street. In said city IL
seattle. IN. along. around ard aboutE Elliot
bay. from extreme high 20 extreme low
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly a
the Territory f Washington. b. "A Ar4
approved Soyember & ma r1fified and
aa s.,s IA Syy sDSe
performed hy said Company; and,
Whereas baid Act q ths Legislative
Assembly yesEed The title o. enzd lands IN
sid Seattle and WaIlR Walla Kailros6
snd TrAnsporsAtion Company. IN fss Mn,
Where's, Tia United States has soout.
eeeed IN said grant and conveynnce, ard
Mheree& 1ne said eeatfle and Wa1ln
Walia Railroad and Tfsnsp1rtation Com
pany has transferred and eonveTed nj a
seid lands 70 he Columbia aid Pngn
sound hefif1ad CoApanys
Nov. therefore he sald Columbia and
Puzee soun6 kallread Company hereby
gives rottce that q claims the exolur8ye
right 70 occ1py aid lands and 10 erera
whaxy<9 and ofhog structures thereon
and thst ~ persons are hereby modified 70
any e aid lands wifksuf ths conssnt -
yratinx e sei1 Columbia and PIigsE
Sound ksilrued Company.
oqLuMBIA g PU0kT66UNDR n 90
By 4. y. MuNKH
cps Assistani supsrlatssasnk
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u giving ! liss q ~ ssssmax nsu
payine an IN uoiamAia. WITNESSES
aad SnAks ssssrs.s tAs PuxtsAsa Nsrs
sEzcnsc1sly insiades - fdAh0 iEnus
hayward. Wsieems ana washi,xtce,
which hkve bssn On lhe 9eunG fxum twc
b fear yeAn eaea- In &ennEipejna e.
sAess four eeass d = fuljsxs;
Edxhg-xesx<h ~ fe4&, heam IS fsss.
depkh 81 bold ~ fees szx1ns eyltn-
&erR, u in1hea hors Win Efoo< skfuks.
n4ii& aa6a
Enm& Hayw>sd--TAzesA m fsek
team - fesA dsp1& 0f hn&1 I fssf. e.
kfns eysinasr>, - fn1Aes bore sgffA =
loot s<xekA H11ft ISM
WeIeezns ~EAn0<k - fss& hesn d
fsek dng<e q bod - fs<ss. sneilss ~
in3e& - t1e1eE hesxk WizA 4-fnus
sf<ukA Enifs ls7k
W1ahznkspa-EenesA 10 fseE. hesm
- fssk dsgsA e hoia 8 lisa eaejins esl-
indexz z issAss bsss Vii tfsse slRsks.
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Notice In Admiralty.

TINTED srAres OF AMERICA, WASH
u tnzson Tefritury, q.
Whereas. . libsi has been zisd DO IRE Dis.
sriea Court Of TIE Third Judicial Districs sf
Washington Territory. holding farms q Part
stsvedors. against he ship Jsfsn'ah Tsomp-
son. registered and owned W San fnncisco,
California, whereof Il. reterson II master, hef
tackle. sppxxsl and furniture. alleging. IN sub
siancs. that nj ship Il indebssd 20 libeiisns
IN the sum Of eses sS. balance tus him On .
. fail and eonflets cargo Of spns, simesr and
plank, between Jan. 30lh end April tn, 1855,
q Port Gambia Waxh. T'y, which sun the
master Of said ship has refused 10 pay. Tie
owners thereof being unknown 10 Eheilarf,
and said ship being boune On voyage 10
,se sD o. en-: s ss sssss.f c ,s's
and THAI the sane mag BE- con6emned and snlA
10 pay the amount dus hbsllsns On Safd con
txacf sor hia services 90 stsse4ere, With inter.
Ell and costs, and fte genera relisf.
Now. therefore. h FuTsuance d tbs moa3-
rested and delivered, Do hershy eivs publse
hotties - all persnns claiming saif ship,
hsr taakis. appaFsl and furniture, o. II
any manner interested thersin, hat tllay b
and appeAx before tha s4id District Court. 10
he bald d Port rownaend, Wakhihgton Tnrri-
tory, On Aonfsy. the ash ar o. nsy nsxt,
q tia houk Of II oiciUsk am. Of said day fpro-
vidsd the same sha1l to day - jarisdietion,
1fherwise en- ths neat usy 81 jurisdic,ioa
thsrssfaerl thsn snd tAere 70 intsfposs thsR
claims aod naaks thsar allegations b thar Be.
half.
Dsssd the issh ass 81 .lyril. has.
y. ". akonaE.
.. 9. Msrshal for wisAiastsn Territcrf.
By y. q. QzaHozn, DsRitV.
l. v. Hozser. pfeckss Ar ith>lianA
Dsis Of lrsk pnhiiestzcl April u. 1855
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Ameri1ans, more thaz any ether ma
ton u the world, sre Victims Of stom-
sch dexangemezts- This 10 ewinz 70 the
hnrrisd manner in which they eat thsir
meals and 20 the amount and quality Of
food eaten, rich food being cheaper
here than In any other country Of The
world. Thare are very few Arnerieans
whose stomaehs are In psrfectly
hsalfhy condition. Most remedies for
the arrangement Of the stomach axe
offered IN the form Of bitters. tonies.
eta, which merely stimulate the ssem-
ash and xfford temporary relief. De
Ravens Dyspepsia Cure 10 q remedy
that supplies what IL wanting in the
digestive juices Of deranged stomach
and 10 the only remedy offered 10 the
public that cures all foFms Of DyspeP-
sia, Indigestion and Flatulency. Frse
sample bottles ct A. B. SrxwAxT's DRUG
StuFe.
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-
NKKp sUFFKR.
A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch-
ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered By Dr.. William ian Indian
Remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Oinsment. A single bsx hes cured
the woest chronic Gases Of Is or 50 yeers'
standing. No enc need suffer Eve min
utes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instru-
msnts and eleetnsries do more harm
than good. williams Indian Pile ONT
ment ahserbs the tumors, allays the In
tense itching (partieularly at night aft
or getting warm In bed, acts a. poul-
ties, gives instant relief, and b prepared
only for Piles, itching Of the private
parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J.. II. Cofhnberry
Of Cleveland says about DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment have used
scores Of Pile Cures, and is affords me
pleasure 10 sag shak ] have never found
anything which gave snch fmmediase
and permanent relief 80 DR.. williams
Indian Ointment" For sale By all
druggists, and mailed en- receipt Of
price-$l. Sold by A. B. Stewart Seattle
FRkxrxa MxDIoNE Co., Prop'rs,
Cleveland, O.
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I The o1d-fashioned idea that one
should never enter sick room with an
empty stomach IL Q true ono. The gas
trio Juice b not secrsted in an empty
stomach. II Is only whea fsod IL taken
into the stomach and digestion CON-
msnoes that gastric juice Il present. All
Rsszns are killed In coming In contact
With healthy gastric iasce; therefore q
full stomach foEtifes one against con-
tracing contagious diseases. De Ha-
VEINS DyspspsiA Cnre 10 especially
adapted 10 act upon the digestive juices
Of the system and keeps thsm In . purs
and natural condition. In this manner
u ensures proper diRessien and assimil
alton Of the food. Il never fails 10 ef.
feet care in the most obstinate eases
Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Flatnlency
and sickhsadaohe. Sample bottles free
at 4. b. ErxwAR1's drug store.
New millinery goods arriving ct CLAY.
TON Bsos-' every dag. 10
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A Kux ON 4 DRuG sreRE.

Never Gas sneh q rush made for any
Drug StoEe 90 10 nov ct A. B. StewaEt's
fOr Q Trial Bottle OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with
Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs, or any affection Of the throat
or Langs, can get Trial Bottle Of this
great remedy fires, b. calling at the
aSove Drug Store. Regular size Si.eo.
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xE0. q. xANI0ER d SON,
xan4 RF0Rexz ana nuwvxsers, RaaAz
Gafy, Ktng Csznfr. w. y.
WIN Ioeass setfiers On kAs p1hlil
lands az she United STATED. suxveyed
and nnsurveyed. estimate timber s3zlm1
and transact bcziness &hfoa&h cur abb
attorneys a Oiynpiz and Washinatsu
City before the Surveyor General aud
Gossrnmsnf Land Once. viii bag
and seH lands On eomnission-
Three farms and 160 aerss Of yal1a
be timher land for sale title, United
States patent mhzSlm.
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Us. LAzp oyrlcx At ozxarRzA. ". T..
Masca -. 1855.
Nosice b hereby eivsn that JOHN
PERRY has hled notice Of tnssntion 10 msAs
Anal proof befers the Clsxk Of tbs District
cozrs, 81 his ofHce, IN sesstls, ". T.. On Mon
day. ths llth day Of Nag, a. D. lssS. On
NE Z, snd n y Of sE 4 Of section Il, tsvn.
sAip IS nnFtk, range east.
he nAmes as Witnesses: John Martini John
Wave, Jescph Keller and Thomas Proven, ali
JOHN =. a0wEy,
mh2ssps0 Razistsr q ths Lana Ofaca.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. Q. LAND ossscx At oEEzYIA, W. T.,
April O. 1855
Notice q heresy givsn that DAVID
RKNroN has Sled notice Of intentzon
10 mako final proof before Geo. W. fibossts,
NoeAry Public, q his ofice. In equsk, W.
r, On Monday. the 25th day Of Nay, A. D.
lees. On Pre- smptaon D. q Ne. eaa4, Tor ths
M i Of NE 4, and 3 h Of NE 1 Of section
10. township - north, range east-
He names q Witnesses Rhxlo Rutherford,
Davis Rutherford. David n. Thomas and VIM.
Z. s1earns, al Of Falls Oily, W. r.
JoHk y. GOWN,
aromyik Register e thu Land Ozhca.
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c. aP. S. q. 3.

TTMK vAHzk
vxf1u rikANxI.rN, Hfs C7k DfAMOsD
sod nfeFmedi&ta EasiemA daily. -
TarMssrcsstIe ard infarmediste stations
asfIv Al II 5.so and 1910 o. m. and ,. m.
HSsnrNns nxrfsa a Seekxia from Ceoax
rfFT4 NTfiIzS<oa a. lis b. M, z56 freM
&ewrnesis hanch 81 ~ q IN. - N. -
Rn,snls + firne 10 FsanisIin, b. 80 n.
HrItnIr@ dine % Now<zxsse. n - N.
+. 4. MrLNKR
sps Assistant slupsstntsndent
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REMOVAL.

sTsHE SEATTLE HARDWARE CON-
hershy enno1nee tho removal q thai
store md stock = the st1ne brick build-
lnKs s. Front stree4 where they not oniy
Anse . more elegant paece Of business,
but one sexer4l Gnses larger. Including
two entire M0crA 10 thszr new q1Axxer7
tne ConPary insend keeYing : iarHsr
fhey hcpe b naefis knd receive 3 Confirm
41o4 - To H&1cfo1s x1<fuaAx8 heretlo-
f1re bestowed upon the 4f5a-
THE SEATTLE HARDWARE CO.
April 4 1854 -
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rHs STEAMER
80 PHANTOM,
STEAMER JOSEPHINE,

e,arrytI,g he Unaeed ssstsa Malls;l
WILL LEAVE Tks-
AB@se Al ler's Wh.z5 sssSf,s ~
= -. Lowell 80 yay 80
ne46sx naiA FRIDAY morning, returning On
slfernate daFa for fnhshs o. passAze
er,rIS r. llnRrN. O. 10 ID y. pUkIE 90
~ whsr. Hesfzia II. L, ho0EhA.
- Master
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