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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES OF THE
"A United states Dynamite Projectile company can
to nerssse Price Without notice The recent scesss
full exhibition at Washington, u. c. makes the adop-
ments necessity as well as certainty In PyS gsmr
RUS Sa lbs sppk Posi- ONCE Box
New York city II
TVOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BARBER SHOP,
iss star Once lessons gave" ''' 'es' sps-sss
MADAME LAFARCADE, SO 5rH AVENUE
win sell her STOCK ofmportaiions great reduction.
Goods from wSrsh and iaferisIe Lingerie for irons
bons feathers and trimmings in jet gold and silver
800 JIs1 s. XT., ILdaS Ssr aSM %
sale or EXCHANGE: half acre excellent garden aenn-
modating Also five acre lot Il desired Address ".
E. F., Box 4s, stephens City, Va apo-6t~
HOUSE BUYERS
style of House they wish to purchase, size location
and about the PRICE vii fSsaEd st Ne think
vi" aps suss s"oHNsrhpi q n"Ass as fss.
OWNERS OF VACANT LOTS DESIRING TO
can have snef @ sG ae sns
pSe q READY q ssGshs +
I1oR sALE-wE WILL SELL THE REsTAU.
r rant and Business of August Doehrer decd corner
18th and SITS NV. including the good will license
days An offers in writing making best offer for bust
ness for rent OF place and what
90 spsss. HENRY KOCH, ISIS IN s. INV NV
T1OR RENT-THAT FIRSTCLASS HOTEL
ss S te c o spe s rent Bv Order
apart
r EAsEHoLD OF HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
u with Stock and Furniture, for sale: rent low; first
class business stand For particulars apply to
INOR LEASE-THE WEST END HOTEL. STU
h ated Snd sn
syvania the doom Inquire for
sss 'Ra Real Eaae asen 1857
Pennsylvania ave. NV. ap5-6t
FoR sALE-sToCK ANDGooD wILLoF PRO
L vision Store, in the northwestern part of the
address star oee s00' '0s seas
EOR SALE-GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF
samp I Room Inquire at 500 14'h ST. N.Y. cor
IIOR sALE-VALUABLEB BUSINESS PROPERTY
on north side CT Pennsylvana avenue between 9Th
neS 81 sss ave- ei aPio
Il beautiful corner Lot on Columbia Heights for
vacant ground In sss' sSHsiSP BRADLEY,
appel 92s street
CATTLE RANCHE-A SAFE INVESTMENT
ofthe gentlemen controlling this company is q guaran.
tee Of an honest and capable management-insuring
ceved for SO days Full particulars furnished by ad-
dressing Lock Box 211, Washington, DC. ap1-lm*
NOR SALE-FRED. STEINLES
IL Bakery, Confectionery and Ice Cream Establish
ment One of the best locations in the city Has been
conducted above for the past thirty years. first
rate opening for an energetic young man. who knows
the business, to make a competency in a few years
Only for selling, the desire of the present
owner to retire from active work For information
to terms &C., apply to GEO. BREITBARTH,
mh31-3w* Odd Fellows Hall, Washington, D. e.
nor SALE-FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE
II sale and Retail Wine and Liquor Store, 1882 Penn
sylvania nile
John T. MITCHELL.
- Dealer in Real Estate.
Notary Pnhic IA
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FUssEI.Ls Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
1927 New York avenue. .r -.t,-:.,
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To GET THE GENUINE TASTE of the best quail
ity of the weed use the Violet Ping Chewing
Tobacco II will be most acceptable if you
chew IL suits the most fastiGious vOtaries
e OF tobacco and it is pure and econonIic5 Twill
win golden opinions everywhere. Luchs & Bro,
625 It'll ST. NV, agents.
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JAZZ New 1Ork avenue. So H.;
OUR EASTER OFFEaINGs.-In connection
with the unprecedented bargains we are offer
ing this week a handsome Easter card will be
presented to- each purchaser at the Family
Shoe Store, $40 9TH street northwest "a
Infant shoes at 81 cents, worth so cents.
School shoes at 90 cents, worth so. -
Ladies' shoes at as cents worth 81 go.
Ladies' genuine kid boots, worked button
our SO Kid boots now S1.99.
Gents English walking shoes reduced to
$1.9S. ---......
Great reductions in all departments at the
Family Shoe Store, 80 9Th street northwest,
first store from Pennsylvania avenue
The LUCKY MAN-Geo A. Spear, the lucky
man who drew the $4,000 in the Louisiana
State Lottery. was met by the Tribune scribe
last evening in the post office. He has not
changed any since the good news came, with
the possible exception that his face is now often
bedecked with smiles. The wealth so suddenly
heaped upon him has not elevated his head
above the common herd, and he TAXED 10 the
reporter the same as he used to. In answer to
questions he said: 50 will collect the money
through the banks the same as would draft.
future business, am not fully decided upon,
but / will make no change during this cold
weather any way, l am elerking in the store
yet, just as though nothing had happened.'-
Boy City (lfich9 Tribune, March 21.
Geo. A. Spear yesterday received a New York
draft for S14.S5O. in payment of his claim
against the Louisiana state Lottery. The ex-
change for collecting the SIS 600 was S15O.-
Boy City [hch.l Tribune, ureh %
CHORAL SoCIErY.-See Special Notice.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS, without change, be-
tween Washington and New Orleans, via Shen-
andoah valley. Southern special.
DON'T FORGET OBRIEN ASHLEY & Co.'S first
class circus and menagerie opens on Athletic
Park, "Wednesday, April 15, for q week Best
performances given here for years or money re-
funded. Admission only % cents.
THE Chicago Grocery company, SOC 9Th ST.,
offers good Rio coffee for lie. H.. best Rio for
2Oc. H., Old Government Java for 2oc. Id.
FACE and Eyesight fitted. Hempler's near A.,
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BEFORE purchasing elsewhere don't fail to
examine the large assortment of new and sec
ond-hand pianos at W. q. MetZerotttS Co. IS, 9O3
Pennsylvania ave., second door west OF 9th ST.
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cUPPoSE YOU LOOK IN AT NcRENNEY,G
- Reliable Sewing Machine House. err 9th a., a
New Machines OF all kind.
Dnting and Repairtng snh19
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To Luray and Return Every Day.
Five hours at the caverns. Excursion ticket
now on sale good for two days.
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BURY's PIrsIssEwA cures gravel and kindey
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1874 11th Street Southeast.
Read the Post for A. Kaufman's weekly bal
gains. 8
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EDUCATIONAL.

NORWOOD INSTITUTE-12l2 AND 1914 I4rH
~ ST., near l4th ST. circle-Seect Boarding School
for young ladies. Sessions $3.50 September 80
1885. Early application necessary, as number OF
boarders will be limited. ape
TNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
baltimore, Boston, Brooklyn, Providence
And at 723 14th St n W., WASHINGTON
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TToR RENT-$2O PER MONTH
AN Sroom Dwelling House, with Barn. Stables,
Gov sneos forty acres of land mostly set in grass Ave
acres IN grapes and several in peaches and dwarf
PeaEs z miles from this city in Virginia, the road
20 FAILS Church. A desirable place for gardener
dairyman; or residence for one In business In the
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1241 1Ith Street Southeast.
See A. Kaufman's weekly bargains In the Ma
tiOuul Republican.
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The Peoples Choice,
success from the start is the new route to tn
south, via B. &. o. and Shenandoah valley rail
roads.
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SPRING AND SUMNER FAsHroxs
AND PUBLICATIONS NOW READY.
Bazaar Dressmaker, illustrating 300 styles for IAaisp
Chiidrens wear. Price. 10 cent? By mall rs CO
Our Monthly Paper and 10 page Catslogue nee e ~
oPPENHEMER's
Popular Sewing Machines Rooms 52s 9th = nv. -
Cloud Building.
Sole Agents New Home Sewing Machine An kipda
of sewing Machines for rent Repar1lw = spes.iaIfv
Good Machine Cotton. o apoola Tor % - nil
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Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and vi
vacity, don't fail to try "Wells' Health Re
newer" IL
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NOR SALE-FRED. STEINLES
II Bakery, Confectionery and Ice Cream Establish.
men One ofthe best locations in the city. Has been
conducted as above for the past thirty years. first
rate opening for an energetic young man. who knows
Only reason for selling the desire of the present
owner to retire from active work For information
to terms, &C.. apply to GEO BREITBARTH,
mh31-3w* Odd Fellows Hall, Washington, D. C.
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Geo. A. Spear yesterday received a New York
draft for 14.S5O. in payment of his claim
against the Louisiana state Lottery The eX-
change for collecting the $4,000 was $3.50
Bon CTtu (luich.} Tribune, Mrch %.
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The PeODle's ChAl

1241 11th Street Southeast.
The Ecening Critic has A. Kaufman's weekly
horSrainc
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HATTLE RANCHE-A SAFE INVESTMENT
~ for small stockholders. Thewell-known standing
Of the gentlemen controlling this company guaran
handsome returns to all investors Subscriptions
ceved for 60 days Full particulars furnished by ad
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nor SALE-FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE
IL sale and Retail Wine and Liquor Store, 1882 Penn
eylvania ave. milo
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PACIFIC COAST.


News Notes frssa Down saana-
PoKT TovxsKSD, March Silt ID IN
derstood thai neE pager vii sppear
by Glenn 4 OBrien- The Coapeviile
for lack Of adequate Seaport, and Ne
learn the material viil be hroczhf 20
Port Townsend % be zsed IN the nsv
paper.
Mr. samuel OF the Wsst Sh0rs arrived
today vith his artist. and has been max
ing some dBs sketches Of the town
Frank Seid=ll arrived tSday from Sc
attic 20 qualify as Dsp1ty Collector OF
the new port Of delivery IN that city
Excavations for the new Waterman
4 Kstz brick building are nearly com
rlesed and the stsBs foundation VIII
soon be pat in.
Ii Il understood Mr.. Jacknan sill buy
back the Peoples Market from Coulter
h Sons tomorrow.
Another ChIne.e Decisisa.
sls Francisco, March 3.-Judge sav
yer, Of the L. ). Circuits Court, has de-
cided that q Chinese merchant, resident
IN this country. could depart from II and
enter II again without being sus1ectf
70 the conditions imposed in section :
of the Chinese amended restriction act
shipping lBGeIligenee'
San FRAScIsCo. March 3l.-Sailed-
Steamer Queen Of the Pacific, for Vic
toria bark Lizzie Williams. for Ia
coma
TAroosa, March 3l.-Cloady fresh,
southwest wind.
PokT townsend, March 3l.-Arrivec
Ship Richard ILL.,, from San Fran
cisco.
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BUEvITlEs.

James McNaueht arrived home last
night.
Miss Ida Lemon of Olympia il visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Goldstein, in Seat
tie.
Three or four weddings are on the
tapis. TO take place soon after Easter
Sunday.
HCaptain jefferson. of the slaR boat
SkaRit. nfser temporary absence lie
home again.
Maurice McMicken and bride arrived
last evening, and will make their perma
nent home IN Seattle.
q. A. Turaer recently sold block ~,
ferry's addition, to j. y. Ludlow, for
$500. On this block Mr.. Ludlow in
tends building home for himself and
family.
Nasohka d Soblossmacher have rented
thu building on Front street vacated by
Ballard j. Sox, and will open np mer-
chant tailoring establishment therein
nett week.
Miss jeanette George. eldest daughter
of United States Marshal George, who
has been visiting friends in Portland
during the past three months returned
b lne last evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. W. Belyin. Of San
Francisco, accompanied by Miss Maggie
Green, daughter of II. ID. Green, of
Portland, are spending week in this
city. Mr.. aud Mrs. Belvin i'll soon 90
bai,s to the city and gill immediately
90 on 10 the Atlantic and thence to
Europe.
The Puget sound Sasitariaa and Pro
hibitisHisf makes its appearance with
the coming OF April. IL Is sixteen
page. pamphlet shaped, bound, monthly
publication, devoted 10 hygiene and
temperance, and issued under the
auspices of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union. Its names iRdi.
Gates les character. Its appearance IL
coed, and II promises TO be worth ite
subscription price-Sl yesr-many
times over,
Four soldiers-two of Company Il
and two of Company Cot the -Four.
teenth Regiment. passed BIZ the city
Yesterday. ON their way from Port
Townsend 10 Vancouver. They STATE d
that they we're sent in advance of their
companies In order 10 plant the con
paily gardens before the season Was toe
far advanced. The remainder of the
corapanies arc expected 20 move within
month. ard their places at Por;
To,s nsend will BE- nllad BY companies
from san Francisco.
The city fathers have eoncludsd to
open u street from Sixth street north
ecun the valley 10 Lake Union. fellow
iuk closely the line Of the old coal rail
road. 10 be connected With kollin street
which rms 10 the shore of the lake
The oIeniae Of this street will neosssi
tata the osudemniug Of considerable
prpersy. and will be accompanied BY
soule considerable expense, bat u is q
matter that sisoald have been attended
10 long ago. aad one thai should be put
OF % longer. City Surveyor Thompson
has prepared q uiapof the lands through
uhieh this strcet will run, IN order thai
the CcuEail may act advisediy in the
matter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

IL has lseeu some time since the Unit
ed States Gag has been offered such an
ir,snlt a. that which it suffered on Mon
dlsy ai the hands Of the insurgents At
Colon. and the American people may
vel feel humiliation and shame at the
ts,OGeht Of the degradation which their
esmntry has suffered Not only Vas an
American steamship seized with her
esirgu: bat her officers we're imprisoned
scgether With the United States Consul,
All officer Of the CAited States navy and
other American citizens. All this time
a United States war vessel. the GaleDa'
wss lying quietly in tie harbOr. and her
commander made ns effort 20 protect
either the persons or property Of ADsri-
cans. What eouId have induced bis in
action, il is difticalt 70 SEE. II eaunot
b. attribHted to anything bEt cpwardice
OF stupidity. Judging from the &C
counts Of the affair ielegraphsd from
Fanans, ii is plain that II ever an
officer deserved to be eoaft m srtialsd
ard dismissed in disgrace from the ser
vise, thas officer b Commander Kane of
the Galena. II the Navy Department
de,es no, at once demand of hin an ex-
plane ton of bis conduct, the Admins
tration should receive the full weight Of
the indignation OF an insulted people.
IL il almost unbearable to think Of .
mob Of ragged tattsrdemalioDs impri-
soninR American officials and seizinR
the property Of American citizens, al
most under the guns Of an American
war vessel, which Anticipated as it IL.
ooald doubtless have blown every rascal
Of them into the Hereafter within a
very short time. Officers have been
shot for just such conduct as that by
which Commander Kane has disgraced
the American name.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

The undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es.
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. s. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county. and is the second block
north Of the Academy of the Sis,
tiers of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Se-
attic, $500.
Lots ! and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots
and 2 are highly i'm proved, and
have one OF the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc.
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 7l.9x128 feet, SITS.
Lot 6, block 81, Kidd's adj.
ton, 1925
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot. or the
entire fifty.two lots for $1,000
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, aud within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city vel
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north.
west quarter of section 3, il
township 25 north, range 4 east
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex,
cellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acre.
within one mile of the TOWNSHIP
of Whatcou,; good location aud
good soil $4,000.
Will sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undivided one-eighth in,
terest in and to the north half,
and the north half of the SOUTH
east quarter Of section SO, town
ship - north, range 5 east, for
sl7,5oo.
The above is one Of the most
valuable coal properties in Wash
ington Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
81, millions of tons of good coal
and is well worthy Of investi ga
ton BY any one desiring 10 in
vest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

SEEMS 20 eksEseteEaze that Of BisGarek-
To bis character shoold b sdded. hos
stsr. m.ny greet qualities Shics BIS
nusrsk dsss not posses. Bismarck i
alone 10 she World He scarcely seems
Il, BE- of the World. be has no eqoal,
Do companion. zo'ce sho san tolloS
.iIe daring leaps Of his mind, or com
pr.beDd the SEPARATIONS Of his mighty
syul. He seems vast unreal. impossi
bic. HaaE be Gass isazh 81 the nations
al b. inryws down card after card IL his
TItan's xAme 81 so5itaiTs Que almost
snpe,sts 10 see him throw she last card IN
les place, riss ffora his task. and crying
'.TLs ygfas - dsz>' I'rs ssoH ? I'ss 'e1H =
disappear from the world, leaving the
memory Of a titanic aBreaiisy that
guided the destinies Of men.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

SurPEp ouT.-J. C. Floyd. lessee Of
The Gold Bar restaurant. attempted 10
jump the town Monday night. he went
on board the Hayward with his baggage
but sonne Of hs creditors lsaFued Of his
intention. aud sent Constable Van Dor
en- after hiss. Rather than be detained
be Iaid Jnnes 4 Hu6heli. T. W. Maud,
aud eone other creditotA and again
hoaIfSlesa tho steamer. Yesterday when
IL hAcalne knefvn that he had skipped,
creditors In great numbers comuasnced
dyills ahogIs 10 Sc what eoald be done.
Finally Telegram was sent 10 kAlaua
Toe his arrest. The anseeE came bach
thai be vaa in custody, and an effcer
has gaAe over 10 bring him back. The
restaurant lssloaRs % A. T. Wayne, Who
has gons East On q visit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

SlfIISa 0F THK ELpkR. - Quite a
crowd aassnablsa on the wharf Yesterday
afternoon 10 witness the departure Of
she steamship Geo. ". Elder. she taek
GO ions u coAl, 100 sacks Of potatoes,
and aaoni 20 soas Of niscellansous
frsAshL fiisg passenger ltsa cas- as FOL.
loSss Patrick FFaslsy. Ed1is Nessly
MIRA G. Ffwslsy. ChSrlss Hafnhins, N.
G. Hatehiias, u. Davies, william hell,
W. ,laihr. Mrs. c. WELSH sna child,
Ms. Martha Meta and child. Mrs. n. Il.
Hsnncr. z. I. Welsh. l.. Huber. Ianse
5ohtlscsl. q. \ ssrome and vife, and ~
In tie alsseFalRe
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Tha, ladies Of he Pre@hytertAn Charch
wtli ,Etva . saeisi a. tts Fesidenea 81
Mrs ". H. N. nillsF, corner Fifth ard
Chefi,y streets. 90 Hsxt Wednesday
evenrnz, Ara4i isl- Al are cordially
invited % Aiisad. Gaad mnAia.
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peN'r f0AaKT II The gsAHd eeen.
ing ~ Mira Pesss's store on thursday.
Friday and Saturday ~ tAis wenk.
The ladies will ressesster tAis - thsix
aavassAee- slI
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INaisa seKsaid remember HAsHnuesx
4 frhxa kaep fun lins 81 the eels-
6rasea nliana0nd Dyea A,,l
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Samuers Souvenir, No. 3, of Seattle,
at Davies's bookstore st zoe. each. m2Sm
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NEw BLOOD. NEW LIFE. This Ii OBJ
tanned by using Plumbers Blood Puri
fer. For sale everywhere. 81 per lot
tie, SIX for f5. mhl7-3m
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w 6fFHE k4AEf 80 NNFfHHEs
Dn HsnleyNs 0elsFy. Beef and Iruu
wsli lwaan year nsrsss aad naks yss
sleon.t.
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MARRIED.

Sick headache, habitual costiveness4
D aims in back and limbs. loss Of appetite.
b nd breath and taste in the mouth, ETC.,
entirely cured by the use Of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Machinery for Sale.

ONE UPRIGHT POWER DRILLING
~ Machine; drills to the center of feet !;
suitable for mill or blacksmith shop. The
above In new and win be sold low. Also.
a number of second hand steam pumps,
MORAN BROS.
p O. box Ia AMI
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FOUND.

a GOLD AND SILVER EMEMEM or
n the Order Of Kuights Of I,ythiaa. IN
ca.e. was fousd yesterday and ieft ~ this
c<E3ee for defitificstioa and redemntion
b. the owner,
Pleas cal. prove prUp>rty and pay
ouG1a Dk-d
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shipping IsGeIligenoe-
TO BEAT.

Two story house on the corner OF
Fifth and Union streets. Inquire OF
Hall 4 SMITH, attorneys SIC
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For Rent.

nNE PIANoAND TWO ORGANS, AT
~ the LowmAn & Hanford Stationery
and Printing Company, corner Front and
Cherry streets. 3l6
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Seeley's Perfumes ure supsrior TO any
in the market. Try them at HAsBRoucK
4 TKREY's. spl
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WANTED.

A STORE ROOM ON FRONT STREET
IN By permanent tenant Address
rSstnsiice box 7gs. -
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]. S. MCGUIRE, n. D.,

GRADUATE o. TRihrrY COL
,ese Dustin, 'ats Physician
and surgeon OF sss Roys ~ East
eFn Comp sny's ssVlces IL now
residing n ss~ temporarily. hav'
ing come from, New ssestrnin-
ster. o. c.. and may DO consuie-
cd nc the Occidental Motel be-
tween the hours % 10 and "a
q. m. ard 8 and = p. m.
mAss ma ,. .. hacCutaE. o.. D.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
CALL AND SETTLE.

HAVING DISPOSED or MY BUZZ
j ness in this city 1 hereby eall upon
all persons owing me m Jney to come for
ward and set lie at an early day or their
accounts will bs placed in the hands of q
lawyer for collection.
J. w. HUNT.
Seattle, March 30. 1885. 3lG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

TO BORROW szse on GOOD INSIDE
4 real esssfeL Adarc1 r. This o.
neeA mhI9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
FOR SALE.

EIFTERN HEAD or NICE LARGE
I work cattle for sale. For partieulars
apply to J. p. STEWART & Co. Puyal-
laFl station. W. r., or address
a99wiw GRO. ECKLER, Tacoma.