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National Republican., 1885-12-18
Look to us for "Christ-
mas" Curtains.
Christmas Ornaments, sc

NnIistnuS Ornuulcnts, &C.
We have opened quite a
variety Of very handsome
ornaments, &C., in Brass
Plaques, for painting in oil,
which offers a good oppor-
tunity to amateur artists to
display their abilities and at
the same time produce a
Christmas present OF the
most acceptable nature.
These come in four sizes, and
we do not hesitate to say the
prices are much lower than
these goods are usually sold
for.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

MAGGIE STANLEY, years old, in characters
L street Rink tonight.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
At Wholesale Prices

We have overproduced at our manufnctory
and shall retail clothing at wholesale prices.
Eiseman Bros, corner 7th and L.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
JENNIE HouonToS, Ninth street rink to.nIg

FoR ilrst.cnss card work and wedding invl.
tations, 80 TO Kcrvand's, 1912 Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
Christmas Wraps.

Elegant Bla * Woolen
Frise Visites, handsome Mar
about trimming, the wrap
lined throughout with best
quilted satin, best shape
worn, and has been sold right
along this season by us at
$33 (being actually worth
$3.50, now fall. in order to
close the stock, to $25 each.
Only about nine left.
(second Floor-Take the Elevator.)
National Republican., 1885-12-18

SO per gallon, rs cents n quart bottle. No.
Rye whisky, best in the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street. near ID.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
10.inch only 800 each.
~ " " 1.25 g

12.inch Teplitz Old Ivory Plaques, in IL ex-
quisie designs Of historical war scenes, ruins, &c.
Porcelain Hand-painted China PLAQUES, differ
cnt shapes, landscape and figured designs, with
brass easel only Doc. A very inexpensive, yet
most acceptable present.
Lot Of Scrap Books Autograph Albums, In plush
and leather, prices very reasonable.
Lot Of Wool and Brass Easels in great variety,
from 1Oc TO Il each.
Plush Jewelry Gases, with comb, brush, and hand
glass, very handsome.
Plush Toilet Cases, from 81 ,6s to So each; choice
selection,
Superb stock Of Satin Fans, plain aud hand
panied, with and without leather edges, $40,
worth $3.50; step-ladder prices also
Satchet Powders and fancy colors for making
Glove and "Mouchoir" Cases. in an excellent vari-
ety.
Every desirable make and kind of Perfumcry,
Tooth Nail, and Face Powders and skin Beautih-
ers Soaps, &C., at much lower prices than generally
Give this stock an carly inspection.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

Az appropriate Christmas sin. Tlck,ts to
see IOttn,
National Republican., 1885-12-18

will move clothing the prices we put on them
certainly will. Eiscman Bros, cor, eth and L.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, COR. eTH STREET
ESTABLISHED 1910.
Seal Skin SaCqueS

Notwithstanding the demand for the Seal sacque
i greater than ever having our orders In early we
are receiving fresh supplies every few days. we
bnye now In stock the following special bargains;
National Republican., 1885-12-18
Christmas Lace Curtains.

Christmas Lace Curtains.
Each succeeding year there
is a more decided tendency
to make Christmas gifts of
useful, substantial things, and
in consequence we sell more
solid things for wear and use
every Christmas. Among
them may be mentioned Hol-
iday Lace Curtains, Of which
we have an unrivaled stock.
An elegant line of Ecru and White Nottingham
Lace Curtains in great variety Of choice styles and
designs, from s1 TO $40 per pair.
White Nottingham Lace Curtains, In Brussel eff
fccts, hardly distlnguishable, from $500 to s10
Fine Russian Lace Curtains, $3.50, 20, so, and
side.B .Bordered Nottingham Lace Curtains, in
white and ecru, s2, $500, 1920, $3.50, 81 20 81
superb line OF Rich Colored Turcomnns, in plains
with borders and cross stripes. We begin ns low rs
3d. which at the price Is unnpproachable, and 20 as
high as $40, with any quantity of qualities and
prices between
Look to us for "Christ-
mas" Curtains.
Third Floor-Take the Eleyator.)
~.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

JENNIE HouGmros, Ninth street rink tonight.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

JENNIE HorGnroN. Ninth street rink tonight.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

ntu Setss
These make particularly
acceptable Christmas pres
ents; hence we have made
special purchases for the hol-
iday trade, which at the fol-
lowing low prices should
meet with a ready sale.
800 pairs of fine Nottingham Lace Bed Sets in
white and ecru, handsome designs, $500, 80, $500
$3.50, $3.50 to $40 per set.
8 choice styles of Antique Lace Bed Sets, only So
each.
l lot of Antique Lace Bed Sets, formerly sold at
$40, now $40 per set
Fine Antique Lace and Satin Bed Sets, very hand
some, reduced TO close from Els to s12.6O per set.
No such value was ever offered before,
(Thrd Floor-Take the Eleyator)
National Republican., 1885-12-18

JENNIE HouonToY, Ninth street rink tonight
National Republican., 1885-12-18
Christmas "Initial" Handkerchiefs.

Christmas "Initial" Handlkercliiefs.
Nowhere else in this city
is there to be found such a
stock of Handkerchiefs as
we are now displaying, and a
particularly strong point is
"Initials" for men and ladies.
Even the grand achievements
of last season are eclipsed.
Why shouldn't the house
that sells "all-linen" at prices
asked for cotton -and-linen"
do the business in Handker-
chiefs
National Republican., 1885-12-18

Look Out
for bargains in clothing at Elseman Bros, cor
nCr uh and e.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
Plush NeWnarkets.

plain and trimmed with Beaver, $50 to SSj.
plush Visites, with Fur.tail trimming 40 10 sJo'
silk and Velvet, Sl2 TO so.
Mink-llned Circulars, $40 TO eSo
Ueayer,Capes, S1i, SO, slS, and $50.
NIurs ColarettCs aud Fur Trimmings in Benver
LYNX Persian Lamb, Black Aatten, Blue, BLACK
Fur Carriage Robes, from "a 90 10 sl2O.
Conchmeu's Capes, Collars, and Gauntlets'
National Republican., 1885-12-18

Some say II Is folly, hut we think It wise,
To sell our stock ut the price advertised,
We mention no profit, although II is lost,
We are still making money II we realize cost.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

Now, in order to make this an interesting sale, "
have added the following
National Republican., 1885-12-18

We have put up 500 fine
Woolen Dress Patterns, cut
from our most desirable and
fashionable dress fabrics,
in full dress lengths, in an
elegant variety of colors.
Easy selecting and a most
acceptable present. From
$3.50 to IS per pattern.
Look to US for anything in
Wooden Fabrics, for we never
before offered such good
values.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
Read "What to Give a
Man" in the Critic.
Open evenings till9 o'clock.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
Boston Dry GOods House,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
92l PENNA. AVE. Oh d STREET
National Republican., 1885-12-18
Plush Sacques.

The cut and finish OF our Plush sacques are the
same as our Seal, which make them SO desirable
\ye have now in stock sizes 81, 3A 30, 3S, lO, ~,
and IA lengths 40 TO 40 inches. Prices, $40, s3O,
s35, SAB, 500, 500, s65, $40.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

A rare chance for bar
gains. All this seasons
goods at less than cost
price.
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feeling thai be vas poor, ami he thorch.
be vss partly 1ndressed and be had ~,
money and this worried him GOOD deaI.
although be thocRhs 20 himself that hs
onght 70 be used 10 II bv that tir,,a-
Although be fels himsslf 10 be in a
pretty bad psedieamens, vitboat uou,ev
and without frierds- he came 10 =
fence and got over il very swkvzrCily.
there being a ssile eniy On enc sids
when over, be found that he had left
bis satehel on the othsr sida and hs
could nOs get il without paving dutv AZ
each step Of the stik a he wsEs baek
ior H. lheu he thought be would 90
home add borrow mouey from Mr.
uraat, bat when be got there be fenud
mat Mrs Grant had only $I7. That
va NOS enough, and the General said
soAt ~ mat point be was glad 20 Hake
up.
While relating this NIGHT y;saon G.n
ofant cnnckled with some utility, par
Sealariy 81 that portion where be told
nos ne vas Obliged TO pay duly or leave
~. m.-Cenerzl GRAFT has. WITHIN the
past half hour, become somewhat rest
less, changing his position altsrDstsly
from chair 10 led. He has Complained
OF pam IN his threat which has been
relieved by q local Application OF Co
came. he has OCCASIONALLY walked
aboat bis room, and for a change sat a
shors time IN the library. His pulse re
mains the same and bis Temperature 10
normal. He has Just taken his uour
ishn1snt. and a. this moment IL inclined
70 doze IN bis chair, having had his
an9dyns administered.
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shlpplMg InteIllgrner.
WASHINGTON.
The saafenaaiaas Defeated reported
Death ef RaFrtea.

the euaffmAtanz Deteated-wepart~
Death of RaFrtea.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Senor Peralta,
CoFta Rican Minister, received late to-
night the following telegram from NJ.
Gallegos, Secretary Of state Of San
Salvador, dated Headquarters Of the
San Salvador Army, santa Ana, April
3.--Yeaterday We obtained a splendid
victory al Chalchuapo ovez barri0s."
"GALL.Eoos, Secretary"
La LIBKRrAp, April S.-HostiIities be
tween Guatemala snd the allied repub-
lies have been suspended and an arm
istice Of one months duration ~ an
n0unced. The Legislative Assembly Of
Guatemala has annullsd the decree pro
mulgatcd by President Barrios on Feb
ruary 18th. in which the union of the
Central American republics vas pro-
claimed and Barrios vas announced az
Dictator and Supreme Military Chief
tian Of all Central America. The gold
hilted sword OF President Barrios was
foend on the battlefield OF Chalohuapo,
broken. According 20 the latest intelli
aence received here, President Barrius,
OF Guatemala. 10 dead. No particulars
have been received.
The nIinsl. seaafsSshIp.
WAsHIsaros, April Al 10 reported
that Morrison will withdraw from the
Illinois Senatorial fight. aud that The
Democrats are united on General Black,
the newly appointed Commissioner OF
Pensions Blacks friends believe that
he viii get two or three Republican
votes from Logan.
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PACIFIC COAST.
tharresi Chtnamea.

HAs fRASCnsoo. April 4.-Eafiy this
morning two Gharred corpses of China
men we're found in the ruins of the IRE
which last night destroyed the building
a. the esrnef Of Dupoat and Sacrament
70 streets. Another corpse was found
10 enc Of the rooms lying Ia a bunk
With It's throat cut and bloody raz n
lying near. IL 10 believed that this IN.
fortunate preferred suicide to the possi-
biiity Of beng suffocated 20 death
shot By q Poliesmaa.
OLrMpIA, w. T.. April 4--Lasi nighi
about eleven o'clock Police Officer
". M Brown arrested an employee of
the Ras works named Stewart on 4
90 sfRe OF drunkenness. On the way TO
tbs jail the officer h supposed TO have
had soEne difficulty with his prisoner in
front Of the Courier office, during which
bfosn drew his pistol and fred Two
shots, ths last sne killing the man in
stAntly. Brown was immediately taken
IN charge by the Sheriff and locked up.
and the Coroner had he remains Of the
victim taken to the tnde taker's where
an inquest was held thIs morning, which
resulted IN verdict that the decreased
had met his death at the hands OF
Brown. The preliminary examination
vas 10 have taken place this afternoon,
but by consent Of the District Attoruey
vas postponed until Monday afternoon.
The sse.sse Builsiing.
PoBT TOWNSEND, April 4.-The ali.
absorbing qaestion OF the public build
ing site still continues TO aRitate this
community. 1t Is reported on the street
that some Of those hit last evening nov
propose TO boycott the Argus. The Ar
gsas tonight says editorially: 1--WE are
glad 10 announce that the commission
nov seems In q fair way 20 agree
amlcably upon site that will be salts
factory TO q large majority of our citi-
The public reading room will soon be
moved into eligible quarters in Good
TemplaFs' Hall.
shipping Intelligence.
sAs FEASoIsoo, April 4.-Arriyed-
Steamer George W. Elder. from yic-
toFia; schooner ArRonant. from Coium-
bia river.
sailed-Ship Hue Jacket and sshoouer
John q. North, for Port Townsend.
TAToosa, April A.-Ship passed in al
. Q. N. Steamer Barnard Castle passed
IN at 2p m. Cloudy; fresh. south sest
wind.
PoRr rowNsKSD. April ARRIVED
Bark Sierra Nevada.
PoRr BIAKELY, April 4.-Sailsd- Ship
Prussia and bark Julia Ward.
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FOR SALE on TO RENT.

R0ARDfSG HOUSE @ OBTAINING
- n r1om& with double psrIsrs ana
piADa IN mTmpiA w. T.. sislAted IN sks
crnter o. TIE h1sirsess porston Of the city,
On Fourfh strnos adjoining the Mailas
shade eaaocl. and kngwn - The Cot
a. xreAf bsrgzln. AZ hoass aad e0nss,fis
ieeAe1 - q r.. 9unEbio tenant On rsamQ,sR-
s&e tsrn1a. 0wn<r rr<lring from bnzinsMs
On hccuunf o. POOR heAifh For pArs8ea-
lara adde's X y. eH0ECEAFT.
rnh8 y Real Kstass Aznnt. OfymIss
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REMOVAL

gTyHK SEATTLE HARDwARE CON-
IL pAny, SUCCESSORS 81 Ballard 4 Sox.
hereby hnnonncs the removal 81 thsir
store and stock 70 the 8tnne hrick build.
ing. e1s Fsost street whnrm they noe only
have . more eleg&nt place 81 business,
but one several ttmes larger. Dcindin&
TIVE entire noor2. In their new anar1srs
The Company inten6 keeying 3 lmrgkf
fkey kcpe 20 merit and recelve e0usfnn
anee of the Enmeru1s pmfro1age hereto
fore bestowed np0n the Ora.
THE SEATTLE HARDWARE ca.
Arrl 4 lisa axa
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ELECTION or OEyIcxEs-On Tuesday
evening the Seattle Rifles will hold
their annual election far the selection
Of officers for the ensuing year. A
meeting will be bald Monday evening y
perfect arrangements for the election.
There are 9 nausbsI OF candidates for
each Office, and lively tims 10 expected.
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The Lovman Il Hsnfurd Stationery
aud Printing Company Save added 10
their stock OF engineers aud draushts-
mems supplies . large stock Of artists
materials. consisting Of Winson 4 New
toms oil and water colors. sable and
eAmers hair brushes, canvas and
stresohers and numerous articles for
decorating. ans
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CHANGE OF AGENCY.

HAVING APPOINTED TH0s. n.
Ii PEmphrey axunf far the Western
Fire aad Marine Insurance Co. of San
FrAaoisco. vice JeA A. Carey q Co. 70
sirxd. ali busfnsss oonnected with said
company, and renewals u policies In
force. win b. looked after b. Mr.. PUN.
phrey. STEEL. DICKINSON q CO.
fsenerzA Axcnt2 Portland. or
Sans1ia March IL lsaA milf I'm
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ras TROUBLE ON rmE Isrnn1s.
rlas FaAxsir srn.L oLo~kp.

ms Transit STILL CLoskp.
PANAMA. April 4. - Communication
between this city Aad Colon remains
interrupted. News IN meaRre and IN
Trustworthy. There are runners that
shooting b e0inR on along The line Of
the railway.
sUr SUFFICIENTLY FRorECTKn.
wAsaMarux. Aprii l--The president
Of the Pacific Steamship Company, In a
telegram 20 the Secretary Of ths Navy
today, says be has tnfoFmation from the
agent Of the company a. Panama that
the transit across the isthmus Il not
suiiioiently protected.
raR RonCE SUFFICIENT.
WksETSeros. April A--Unised States
Cunsni General AdAmson a. Panama In
answer % "a inquiry today autographed
SECRETARY Whitney that the force Of
marines sent yesterday from New
York would BE- sufficient % I rotscs
AmeRioan Interests ~ Panama. Tue
Secretary uill not, therefore, order the
additional forces 20 AspinvAn 90 Moo
DAY. The marines 81 mmoned 10 the
Brooklyn navy yard will. however, be
kept there several days 10 be In rsadi
ness to Be sent 10 Panama. shoald Il be-
come necessary.
TIE ARMY FIkzT.
In Fefeswnce 10 the Interruption Of
Transportation Anross the Isthmes Of
Panama Of rails foe the west caass at
Sauth Amersca, Postmaster General
fiiaa today said the mails we're N the
hands Of the AmegisAn Censal al Pan.
anna, and be had no doubs they would
ba safely transported Ii was the daty
Of Secretaries Endiooet and whitney "a
restore Communication. 1he Pest
Ofsiee Departmsnt did nos intend d
take the mail across the tsfhmas and LED
The army and navy foiiow.
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Lead eslkinR. laughing or smoking in
o. near the ve~sibals IL any eknrch,
during divine services. 10 NOE prshibited
hg lpcal ordinances In Atlanta
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NOTICE

Is HKRKBY GIVEN THAT I wIIL
Il not he Responsible for any dehrn con
trActed By my wife Jenny. ~ she has kdf
me without fusf cause or prusocatkon.
JOHN KOMKN,
Port Madison. w. T.. Mnrrh ri fEA 10
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DIR. c. l. MILLER, Sir.
los fAsrr, sirssl. &al,lt, VI.
P.o. box "a
Special. Private and Chronic
Skin Diseases Cured.

semtBal weak ness end an nsr.
vess disorders can sea by exeessea.
pesitfveay cared. On the INSTALL
wsns plan.
send fer priaseS questions.
Dh @. 4. HtLkRR,s remarkn-
BE success In the curing Of ali
chronse Diseases q. well kassn.
Ms sneeess is aas 60 his - pears
experience an1 sbssryaffens On
his practices.
- No mere patienfs taken co
%our Boys Farms until the gsh
DAP Of March. whes sfx new cot
sages VIII BE asizhsA. However,
. can accommodate one more psl-
ttens tmaiei with q nicely farni~ll-
ed room and all home esms forsa, al
@y residence. los cherry street.,
free OF charge.
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Machinery for Sale.

nNK UPRIGHT POWER DRILLING
W Machine; drills 70 the center 81 esee8
szitahte for nall OF blacksmith sh0p. The
Ahove h mew rad viii be seld i0w.l Also,
Q number a6 secanA- hand steam pnEnps,
MORAN BksOS-.
MArhinasas anA dealers in EnxfnsersF Sup
piles. Tesleris Wharf. seAftie. ". n.
r. O. box SsA apl
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HAY AND OATS.

0F GOOD QUALITY. FOR GALE an
~ H. X &hitncy. an miles nurth ef
L2nurrnsr. Steamers can load q waite
house, mali
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PIuVAfR DIsPENsAhY,
&C Gerry ssrssa. San Prsn.
cisco, o..

ODdocted ~ quAiinad ny EkNNILI
aei.n. and Surgeons regular NT&%/4
So fhs ozDssr VzHSM
IN the United stases. uhass N<><NGN
LxfzetoEe K1FxmENcn, Pa. Kz4Nl
fect nssihse aud pure msdi- *
Gina. insure sPlEoT sud Pea
NAHngf sUnEs q al Priysas.
cbrinIe and NervOus Dlssssss u"
Aasctsons q TIE bLooD, aErx. LH
kwssrH. BLspDEa, EnuFuors L~
UL0Ens. OtD soHzs. sWKEGsas "
on me oG-ANDs, eoEH MouTa. ~
THlpAI. hoNn PArns. psfmAnsrflr cared anA
srA1aceted from he system Ter lIfs.
Ms'ous Dt as. i,npessaes, ssaan.,
wssknass, Fnillnx Msnofy. Wsak Rgss,
stultisd Dsssspment lmpadiszsnas 70 Mar
rage ste., from sxeesa.s O. y0athfsli foliirs,
o. .sg eAaas .sseaily. safsly ssi psiyslsls
Yeans, miaais ss.a ana az m.n. .aa eli
suit the cd Elreps4n RhysisIs.s q ss,es. a.
oyiiisoa costs nothing and nag fave futurs
misery and shame. whsn issnsIveussna %
vizit The eiiy fsf iraatmsct msiielnas can -
sunf svssy vhers ~ Empires fsss fsssm otsux
ssAloe. = ssiLsvsdest thnt D phyxstizn
VIC eve =. vno.s asssuslen 90 sa.sef dis-
thrpasnout N eonnkry. kna.slnf thia. frs-
qasnsiy recomms1d 1lfAcula eases 10 ne olA-
80 hpesiaiia. ~ whom ewnrT anasn HOOD
remedy h ased. The Dscaofss Ar ana exissrs.
snoe nakas bis epinicn ~ sHprnls impas.
send for ne ssasssrsst RusSs "a H..lsa
/, sat tres Also. Salt Anaiyws
~. tAeelss wnsphNTrL 6mzsAif IEvlnoAa-
T0si per2&nently prssents al nnmsaurMl ia.amss
fsen the systsrn. tones TIE nsxvsA mrssatfs-
ess tes mnaelss. ehsehs tia wnsss invaRsfafss
Se shois sgsaez. aod rssisrss ne sf1asiad 70
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Oas of the leading ssmpsTAnss mea 81
BTntnrR. :. O., has been indsctsd fa<
ssitsa9 llquof 60 Ne ~,
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THE ARMY FIKzx.


PAKRs, ApEsl S-Midnieht.-ll u nsw
asserted thai ministry. csamp0sed Of
sac supporters Of Ferry, wsll be eonssl-
tutad WisAin q tew hOars and gARssted.
pssrhalss. touaaErow.
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For Rent.

TWO VALUABLE FARMS ONE on
U White and the other On HlAck river;
80 mGrN9 each. For TERMS GpH1Y to
WILLIAM COCHRAN
nam II Rostof1es bar 90 sss1tls-
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Prtnes Jerome N4paiso1. -Pioa Pioa. :
has writsen lsttsr In walsh be advises
his adh<renis 20 oppose TIE tmAedi&te
dissolnsion 81 the Chansoer u Depa
tis@ 1he prnieca, be sAyS y koyAIisi
sriak 10 Rtve the ae&ahelow % TIE BE
pnhaiu.
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Mrs. Langtry hAz lately laznsd 500
nanrc. maxine ei&o0 n ell. o. mort
gaae oa real estAts N Nee xork eity.
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CALL AND SETTLE.

HAVING DISPOSED oF Mt BUsH-
4 Il nem IN tkts Gag karehy cal upon
Al gezzai1a owing ne a yneF 20 come for
wAfa and eetyle - IN early dag or their
sccozata vi BE placed In tAe kAn1s a. o
lawyer Tor euziseessa.
esMlasa az.r.A .. issk As
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GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS
Hay and Grain.

Always On hand . hne szsortment q
Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Exocl-
lent kider Batter and Chlmicam Cheese o
speciality.
Goods sold ~ reduced RATES for cash
and delivered free Of charge.
mis- CALKfNs G REDDISH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-05

LONDON. April The Prinos and
Princess Of Wakes viii depart for Ire
and on Tuesday evening nsxt. They
vii tAks the train which leaves Enston
railway station II s o'clsck that even
lnR. and VIII arrive At Hsiyhead in time
70 take the midnight boat scross 90
hlnRsfoTn- IL t6e Sea be smooth the
Fr1oee and Princess viii hand on Irish
soll before 8 O'Clock "Wednesday morn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-05

suAKIM, April 4. A spy retained
from ErkoSit reports that Os1nan Diana
zIth 800 men q AZ Shaksteb, which IS
strong position between Sinkat and Er
kosii- The SOY says that Osman Digna's
followers are openly dessrting him.
TuE AFGHAN QUESTION.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-05

6uATNAs, April The latest reported
depreciation Of the Gaqui Indians 10 the
ournfn9 20 the ground Of the mining
town Of GsqHis. near CurnaripA. Two
fEdisas ware kiIfs.i
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The sisnsy Market.

kEx ioaK, April i.-Monsy. On call.
slsy at ! per osnt closing at /: prime
paper, 4sf6; exchange bills unchanged
81 et.s4At: demand, e4.s61I.