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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18

sI.IIIeon,. Il y Izlnue1
1socI ness - border, VII vioe
bon1 a voIsst. Aboys ~, leaving :
onn1l spacp plain, AZ bands q MARROW
ribbon vslvet placsd diasonAlly q reg
uIsr Intervals 81 around he skirt. the
jacket 81 sicilienns opens over . pusied
vert 81 ths same material. which y
lfimmsd With plastron striped cross
Wis with three bands ofnsrrcw velvet.
This pIastron only covers The
upper part Of the vest. The lowsf
psyt 81 the vest Is taken under
I velvet sash which b tied In the
back in large loops. The tailor back
has the back seam open below the waist
Il Il trimmed around with ribbon velvet
placed I little above the border. Inc
straight collar has . band Of velvet
through the centre to form necklace
Sleeves are gathered high and full on
the shoulder, with cuffs terminating
with band Of velvet. The other suit Is
Of iswu-colored woollen goods trimmed
with bands Of moss-green velvet. Inc
Jacket Of the Same material Is plated
down the front like . fichu, from the
shoulder to the lower part OF the
waist. There are two small crosswise
Sits on either side Of the waist
each covered with . button to make the
pIsits cit we'll to the figure. The plaits
from this point are taken to the border
Of the garment. All this trimming
including the plastron, which IS also
plated, Is sewed to fiat lining. Be-
tween the plastron and the iichu are
narrow velvet revers. Darts are IN
front Of the jacket and on the small
side pieces. The tailor back is arranged
10 match the front plaitings. A moss
green silk cording Is taken around the
hips and tied on the left side. Down
either side Of the basque are rows OF
buttons. They start from below the
cording. The straight collar Is OF vel
vet. The tight-fitting sleeves have vel
- .ufTa
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DENNYROYAL PILLS.-CHI.

l. CHESTERS ENGLISH 1.-THE original
and only genuine. safe and reliable. Be-
ware OF worthless limitations. Indispensa
BILE to ladies'. Ask your druggist for " CHI.
CHESTER'S ENGLISH" and take no
for particulars In letter by return mail.
Name paper. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL
CO., 23lS Madison Square, Philadelphia
Pa. At druggists. Trade supplied by
Thornbury q Ramos. je 13-Sa, SuSTu1y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL

Is useful to doctor and patient. When diff.
fused in the apartment IL disinfects the at.
tendants as well as the sick. In nearly
every instance In which 10 has been used IN
this city IL has prevented the spread OF con.
tagious disease, especially diphtherta and
scarlet-fever beyond the sick room.
It Is the most agreeable, innocent, and ef
fective destroyer OF bad odors and disease
germs yet offered to the public. q mas
cured whooping-cough In reiuar ably
short time.
For sale by druggists. Price, so cents Q
bottle. &c 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
WAR WI KNOW.

We know that the chilly evenings and
damp weather make . FALL OvERCOAr
an absolute beossity.
1--WE know that II you contemplate pur.
chasing anything OF the kind. visit 10 our
Ovsrcoat Department win be PROD ,.bIs to
you.
We know that the variety we show can.
not be surpassed BY any house In the coan.
try.
weknow that the excellence OF material
and the attention TO finish and workman
ship has made for us the reputation We pos-
sess
We know tbatthe prices we ask are such
as only house manufacturing Its own
goods can present.
We know that, no matter what your shape.
whether tall or short. stout or lean. you can
be lifted In our establishment.
We know. you know, and everybody
knows, that we are headquarters for
ovERCoATs.
Our goods the best, our prices the lowest.
Perfect knowledge is obtained by visit TO
Yours. very respectfully.
AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY,
Gle east Main street. between
Ninth and Tenth.
NJ. BENDHEIM & BROTHER
loc II
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A VALUABLE PUBLICATION,
CAN DOLLAR AND THE ANGLO-GER-
MAN COMBINATION TO MAKE GOLD
DEARER." BY ROBERT w. HUGHES.
This timely and important monetary
pamphlet is destined to have large sale
throug hout the whole country. Price, SOC.
The amount can be RENTED In POSTAGE
stamps. WEST. JOHNSTON & co,
oc IS Publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
MOnsEs. MULEs, cows, &c.

Tor SALE, MARE, PHAE-UA
II TON, AND HARNEss.-As ad- IH
minIstrator. ! offer for sale privately the
Ing to the estate Of 3. NJ. Roaenbaum. de-
ceased. The mare IL regarded ~ one OF the
most valuable animals In the city. being OF
fne blood and perfectly reliable. The Phas-
ton was made by Gross In his best work,
and 70 ~ good ~ new; Ifnotsold privately.
WEpNEsDAY, 2lst instant. at III o'clock.
Can be seen ct the Richmond Bazaar on
and after MONDAY, 10th instant.
~. HOSENBAUM,
Administrators Of s. u. Kosenbsum. de-
ceaEed. o. HAT
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ns,,oo ron NOTHING. -

william Gordon, 81 Arlington avenue:
Chnriestown. Mass, writes: Having paid
about 5000 to first class doctors TO cure my
baby, without success tried the CUrfcURA
REMEDIES, which completely cured, after
usiug three packngcs."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
fFROM HEAD TO FEET"

Chari<s Eayrc Hinkle, jersey city
Heights n. j., writes: My son. y lad OF
Twelve ears, was completely cured OF ter
rible case OF Eczema by the CuTicuRA
REMEDIES. From the top OF his head to the
soles OF his feet was one mass OF scaos
Every other remedy and physicians had
been tried In vain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
FUNERAL FLOWERS.
JERSEY CATTLE.
DURE REGISTERED JERSEY ssxa
Il CATTLE A'

DURE REGISTERED JERSEY sSxa
l. CATTLE. >
Will offer for sale privately oratauction,
on the Fair. Grounds, during the State Fair,
part OF my splendid herd OF
JERSEY CATTLE,
double registered-bOth the Channel
Islands and American registry.
They belong TO the celebrated Stoke.Po-
gis, Coomassie, Khedivc RiOtar. and KING
families, than which no pufer bred or more
valuable butter animals have been pro-
duced.
Any individual among them II well worth
the attention OF persons desiring 10 im-
prove their stock by the best Imported
strains aud Of families who wish the best
and richest milk and cream.
) A. ELLISON.
ocI7.5t Rich nond. Va.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, &e.


WHERE TO GET GOALS. p.
w LATHROP a Co, Seventeenth street,
at DrAwbridge. offer BEST SPLlNr COAL
ON the market, BEST COAL
On the market. Preparation unsurpassed.
Purchasers invited TO call.
IVA s.P. LATHkor 4 co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18

At . meeting Of the Royal Society Of
South Australia on June I'd Mr.. w.
Howchin exhibited . specimen Of
AsfrovAisa asguloss % . fossil found
b the miocens strata Of Victoria. The
specimen was stated to BE- Of more than
ordinary interest, inasmuch Is 1t was
~ frst instance in which the genus
bad been found In the fossil condition
n The recent slsts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
aTERRIBLY AFFLICrED.n

Mr., and Mu. Everett stebbins, Belcher-
town. MASS, write: !" Our little poy VIZ
and Erysipelas ever since he was born. ana
nothing We could give him helped him, I'M
IN we Tried CUTIcURA REMEDIES, which
gradually cured him, until he Ii now ~ fsir
a. ANY childu
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DRUGS, mEDislHKs. sse

beautiful W0MEN.-LADIES,
ID inciose 10 cents (stamps) for particulars,
testimonials, ETC., In sealed letter by return
mail, of ELEGANT TOILET REQUISITES.
How to beautify and adorn the COM
plexion, remove wrinkles, bac kheads,
freckles. tan, and pock-marks. ADIPO-
MALENE develops the bust. Non.inju-
riousl C0RPUS-LEAN reduces SUPER
fiuous flesh ten TO fifteen pounds month.
No poison LEUKO-LENTINE cures all
female complaints. Name paper and men,
ton the article wanted.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.,
Madison Square, Philadelphia, Pa.
10 IA.a0Su19t
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"A LITTLE BOY CURED"

Nash 4 Nash. Covington. KY. write |:
"One OF our customers bought your Curf.
cURA REMEDIES for his little boy, who had
q kind of humor I'm the head. so that ne
was n solid scab OF sores. He was entirety
cured, ana his father says he would not be-
grudge 5000 for the good 1t has done him."
Gold everywhere. Price: CUTICuRA. 5oc.;
RFsoLvENT 81; SOAP, 25c. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COM
PANY, Boston, Mass. Send for I" How to cure
Skin Diseases"
BABY. use CUrIcURA SOAP. an exquisite
ly-perfumed Skin Beautifier.
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7 IFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF

I IFE AND CAMP AIGNS OF
~ MAJoR-GENERAL ]. r.. b. STUART.
by Major IL. Is. MCMILLAN; svo.. cloth
cover, 400 pages. with seven maps; mailed
paid on receipt OF IS. The campaigns OF
General Stuart are studied by military
men all over the world, and no collector Of
books can afford To be without this impOr-
tant contribution 10 the history OF the war
between the States. IL will be published
early in November by
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
no II dHw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
BABr Huhoas:
sfEEp '5Hbj4HIc TYEsO By

For clsanxng the aim and scalp Of Birth
Humors. Tor aIlaying Itching, Burning, and
Inflammation. for curing the INST ymP'
Head. ecrofS1la, and other inherited skin
and blood Diseases CUrfcURA. the great
skin Cure, and CuTlCuRA SOAP, IN exqul-
ate Rkin Beautiner, externally, ana GuIL-
,nfernaiIv. Are fnfallibie, Absolutely pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c,
lUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS

OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
~ have now returned from their summer
vacation-in renewed health and strength,
we hope-and we beg To welcome them
back to the city, which their presence so
much adorns and beauties. and 10 remind
them that We are prepared To wait on them
with FULL STOCKS of GOODS In all de-
partments OF our business. our CIRCU-
LATINO LIBRARY has sadly felt their
absence, and Invites early and frequent
visits. Respectfully.
BECkWlTH, PARHAM q ANDERSON,
~ -
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, &C

FURNITURE, CAhPEfs, STOVES, &C
III A. ATKINSON, No. 20M
LIZ Governor street, the Yell-known "a
furniture. dealer, IL constantly re-jn
ceivipg all styles of FuRNlfURE--PAR-
LOR. CHAMBER, and DINING ROOM
SUITS--which he offers as low as any house
In the city. Call and examine his stock
before buying elsewhere. oc 1S.tDe27
WE WOULD ANNOUNCE TOM
w our friends and the public that ID
We are daily receiving our new falljEf
stock, embracing the latest novelties and
styles OF CHAMBFh, PARLOR. and DIN
ING ROOM SUITS, and arc prepared 10
furnish COMPLETE SUITS in Oak, Wal
nut. aud Mahogany. Having made special
arrangements, We can offer better induce
ments In FINE PARLOR and CHAMBER
WORK than any house In New York.
4. GATHRI9HT q SON,
SET IL and l6 Governor street.
T ARGE AND ELEGA ANITA
IL FALL STOCK -
FURNITURE. NJ
Look through our warero0ms- We have
goods TO suit everybody at very low prices.
Terms made to suit ell responsible parties
3. w. HARDWOOD a SON,
an s0-sm Governor street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

The Olympia SianisrSf makes the
ismasine blundsr Of sallins The Sal,
Lahs TFsesms = Mormon organ. or, %
'lpcak more accurately, ct calling /,
"she organ Of people which she 0ss.
uFnmeni h about 10 Hapssees beoaase
thsy do opsnly, influenced by What IA
probably a fsaasieal ballet Of riaht,
I.ses which are dsemsd wrsas ana done
hystsAlsh IN esssy AAnlet IN sAs union. !.
10 " strange thai the sdasos u aay ness.
papes Ia the uaised sasssa shoald not
irnov that The sals Iisie n.lswas = and
has Iona bean The nsast persisted. AZ
tive and uaosmpsoinisine az Tie foes
" Mosmonisn. Located In he stranr.
held Of that faith u has vassd unesas.
Inc Gar assinsi The iniunisiea psaasised
iy We ssiasa Tia nsaaHs IL seoa. a.
mach . Mcfmsa orRsn - william Laoya
1afrisen VAS = pro slavsFy saisator.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
Aa..A,,f Meeslss 81 kne.ssr..

VIxShA. AaR. lo.--Exlan<svs pfepara.
lions are eeing made for tAe meeting Of
the Cur and tue Emperor Of Austria.
which vii take place shortly a. Kreua-
mar. The oous of the dseorAlions and
ofhef arrAhQemants for the rsos1sna viii
roach enc million iioFius. The greatest
anorts afii being pas forth By the an
thorsthss 30 prevent any atFeusps being
made ca the iita OF either Of the posen
tateA Hundreds Of she nasa ezperi.
eaeed and traSied poiicemen ana de-.
teettyes have been drafted for eervto@
IL The tosn. Precautions have already
been taken 10 prevrnt ths uniuinR % &c '
portioii OF The town. aud great care IA
t,eise iaksn In rexAsd 10 he transuagss.
sisn of dynamite and ekh@r explessve
naieFtsis4 All pascels and hoxss d.
timed fer krsmser are cArsfuIly exam.
sned hsffofs ossna permitted 20 Be s-nt
10 TIE tos'n. rne names and oeeaps-
items 81 The lodRers and Of all stranexr r
arriving IA iosn hAs cen ordered 10 ~
furnished 10 The pnlice aathasisiea b.
the prepeletefs OF h.teas and tosirina
eoases, No peFeoas win be aamisfsd Is
ne tostn aftee ths 10Th instant sishost
% leetAi pai.mtsetoa.
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DAILY POS1-IHTElLIeENcER
eoxR A.slslursG.

nov that ths PrssideDt has Roos 70
seek rest IL the depshs Of tia Adiroo-
danks. u 10 10 be presumed ahss be VIII
be allowed 70 cast his fig sud listen 10
the reel IN peace It Stil Be bet all
sroznd II, co at least u fss dsJa the
cunning trout refuse 10 yield 70 the
Prsaidens's blasdishmeHts. o. s0eh
days, a. Mr.. Cleveland. tired. bot and
dusty, plOds slowly bstk te eAnp With
an eupsy basket and broken rod, be
will have feeling OF sympathy for tie
ofs,cs seekers Who sent 70 Warrington
some months ago, full OF hops, bat
doomed 70 disappointment.
And chile the President IL . hshinR,
what will the offiee-sssksr dor IL IL
probable that q portion Of the haDef,
array watch wers 20 Washington %
March 4th is still eneAGiped 10 the
hotsls and boarding .hoossz Of the Gap
AtaI city. Throagh ell these months tbs
hungry politicians have been beseigins
the White House. praying for Feeoeni-
lion from she naughty distributor OF
patronage. Some, Of eourss, havs esns
away. Having weared Of hopsless
waiting, they shouIdsrsd walking sticks
and marched HournfaIIy Oh the FIELD.
Otherz compromised vith the powers
that be. Some Who waited forsign
missions we're oe,ntsnt with eonsulaass.
Some Who ysArued for the title Of Gov
enoF, grasped at thas Of Secretary OF .,
any title ut sll. dsWn To thaa Of speeial
Timber Agent. Bai thu few uho fought
on deserve well Of then party. Eager
for recognition they stack close By the
President, willing AMI ready TO share
with him the burdsns snd cares Of
office. What are thug 10 do noSl They
cannot follow him 70 hls retreat In tht
AdiroLdaoks. thsy will not return q
shsir homes, and it ID useless for thea
o 20 wandering through shs corridors
Of che White Hoaaa. They ooald no
bias feel that its glory has departed
How can the Office seekers, shese faith
full men who have been With the Presi
dent day after day and geek afss
week. always - anxious 70 help him
hcw can they avoid feeling that thsi
leader cruelty deserted them when b
buried himself In she depths Of th
forest. The ssim Guard could no
have fsii mere utterly deserted when
King Losis turned his back on ID
TsilsFies and sought the protection o
the National Assembly.
II has been claimed TINT Mr.. Clsve
Land 10 hard, cold man. In support o
this IL 10 urged ihst Ia making appoint
msnts to Office he frequently overlook
men who arc riah. ~ bis elbow, VII
have come all the way 10 Washington
for the sole purpose of securing ofiics
and ssleeis some man who has not eyei
lsft home. who 10 mot q candidate f.
ofhce. and who knows absolutely moth
Ing Of ths long and weary quest Of u
offiss seeker. This last move Of u
Presidents, thia leaving ell his faithful
companions behind uhiIe be goes afsl
ins, will make clear the truth Of all tbs
has been asserted of him, and Nj
Cleveland will 40 down into history .
the incarnation OF unfeeling, uarsasor
ING, monumental efusltv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

Michael Mallan will pe remembered
IN police lieutenant al Cincinnati Who
gslasd.A .M0si.. aasslybjaassaa MEG
ton BY the remarkably offensive part,-
sanship which he displayed. His styls
OF working for his party 'sas q peculiar
one. On the night bsfsrs The election
be locked up 10 Hammond stree, police
station over one hun.ired eolored msr i.
They we're kept secure enough until six
o's;sok on the following evening. and
shen, a. soon 81 tho polls we're closed,
they were teld that there were no
charges against them, and that they
might 80. By this simple method Of
elsctioneeFing the Blaine electors were
deprived Of the votes Of the hundred
and odd oolored men, and the Demo
cratic party. Of whiah Mullen ID an or
thusiastic memtleF, was corrtapondineiy
oenshtssd- Much 10 Mr.. Mullen's dis
auss, howevsr, be vis indic,ed for vlo-
iAhine the election laws. By The United
ststss Rfand jury. YEA tried aud con-
victed. A msfeifui judge. however.
considered Mullen's efIsnss 80 hight a
one that he vas sentenced 10 emily one
years imprisoninena. This, Of coarse,
vas punishment enough fcs having de-
prissd more shan hundred American
oisissns o: their right 10 vote. Impris.
ment for an entire y,las, however, wss
an indignity which tbs verseeased Mul-
len. whe, "a We are assured, 10 man Of
excellent character. vas not callsd upon
70 hear. A metoiial Presidents has given
him . full pardon for ths tsisilns Of
ienss which his neal tus Democracy led
sim 70 ooomia. Probably Mr.. Clevs-
lana soald not bssr u zee 10 offensive q
partisan remain in---evsn In prisun--
md pracsetsd 10 tara him cot accord
Insiy.
-es-S@@
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hLsMassAr sxasicn A. CuinfkIlA-rea
snemosiAi ssrvtces " Gslssrl GRAFT
we're anly observed 81 chsAAlsa. Al /
e'elosa shs church bells hsNtn tolllse.
and n lse The peorle asse@hled - gAs
court seosa. where epERepissie ssEvtess
wera held. Addresses uate useds ~
RsvA Bsooilleiss. PaRksF. .ErFsssasd
and lsthexA "Gssnt MaissraA Qua
sFas well reeited b. Z. X lserry, and Q
memorial poem was feilf h,f o. Y Hw.
raon. fhsnnRh tee exercises the choir
furnishes ep.elsdid mupsin. The rail
sras hbAnsifully Decorated. aaa alsoxsaA-
or The seFvtess were iinirr MiwsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

GAAos HcsrrrAt--ssveg Aids have
been handed la tor fnfnisAlnR The lAAe2
Tor TIE erection oi Grass Hospital.
These hids have bees, eWen,la, asa rsne,.
ell ths cay frsm a6oo 20 $3.50. A
inecsin9 % The enmsaftaes vii be h@iri
this essuins. ulien ne eoaisaas win y,
faf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

ne lscFulAsiiy ct eur San CAor Tea
was not RAsned IN shors time. By lee
ee1.tniIed exe-llsnee % gfzaz&liy voa
pahlle favor until tts demand hse4ae
efettsf thaa any ssmilsr aocde lie
antfoIn eteslie1es and aA@nlnfe pzrssv
fave heeame - cell kuoNn thai an
saorts 10 sli.pl 80 d have psosea fatils.
O. p. SraNR. Tea InposssF,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

bEAze-rhe sad iss-iliesses resshed
here yesterday thai Joan 3. ossues. 70.
. ioas ,ims aesns Ger tie O RAM ca,
eed tAsksa aeena Ter he EorskaFn Pa
asae k'sils's4d Company u seastle, died
N fulitiaind bandav, Aseass "a. az
hFtshfs daeane. he leaves wifA son
and dtaEntes % nalsnfn hiElass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

Ma GrAinesr, ScAocs snrsrinhnaes a
ct $50 mIsh xyunls. has hees dssnxnt
~ ~ ~ 20 Oiympis ea larass 30 aasns
OF school lands N TEE Of these ten ~
fAilnrs os lbs eu1nty 70 make selsetass
m tinle,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
furnished Rooms WanteI
for Students.

A LII THOSE WHO HAVE ~ r =
"a ni.hea rooms 70 rent in the vicinity
where In the city who are willing 70 fur
nish board 70 either young lady or gen
Ilemen studs nts Tor work done out OF
school hours are requested TO meet az the
University chapel today at 10 .. M. A
large attendance Is expected this year,
and arrangements can be made that will
accommodate both citizens and students.
auif L. J POWELL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11


Lawpos. Auz. l0.-An the Dcrnin1
nswspapers today pohlisk sDpiOos go
c0unts 81 the fcnsrai Of Grant Al
aRrss THAI tbs ouspozfing q the people
% The occasion and their desp grief -
Indicated By the Dispatches we're some
thing soodsrfal.
Tbs TlaAss has special dispatch three
columns t0ng. detAilina The seeaes and
incidents Of the funsral, and also prints
leading editorial prAisinR and recall.
ina many psrscnai traits Of tue dead
Ge1eraL Is exprezses anb0oHded ID
mir2tiSn OF the ccndnet Of the Amari
cap people concerning the burial Of
General Grant, and prooo0nc=s the
fuserAl "a So IntzDeo1s bathurst OF
u sti0nAi admiration and gratitude,
whsch although Is can do n0<hirR fer
IL actual Obiscs, is 10 not therefore the
less tn he commended" In copelusioc,
Gke Tisaes says. $50 other nation. and
10 former period could have afforded
the materials for such q pfocs ssiou -
that Of Saturday, OF even she paysie%i
condition vhIeh would e1sble the nou-
bsrs 20 coDe together"
The last Laud Oh5cs decision. accord
ing 70 the Walla Wsli4 JoarAal, vas
made on an Argument FLED b. ". d
Reed, July 9Th. and It's effect - 10 cei
hose tue bold of the Northern Pacific IL
Eastern WASHINGTON upon &c 90 acres
of indemnity lands.
sasnoke SAMMY soafh CHS aret % ntaSi
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". y. WHITE
cHAs. y. MUNDAY
WHITE g MUNDAY.

Attorneys at La w.
Once In Whites Block. cor. Front and
Columbia sts. dSf
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For Rent.
House to Let.

CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS, HARD
" aaished; good water; stable. Apply
TO +. A pom nus. corner Seventh aad
Union streets. ZIG
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NOTICH

MY WIFE. JENNIE BACEC. HAS
vi left my bed and board without cause.
hereby NJ ffy the pubic that win not
Do responsible for her oebts
JOSEPH BACEC.
Port RiAkely, Ang, IL. Is s.
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TO LEASE.

ETvR ACRES OF UNIMPROvED
u property near the residence Ut Geo
w. Hall ID offered by the undersi9r cd 70
iease. tor term OF years. a. D nominal
dgure. For further information sppiy 10
je21 JOHN X. DENNY.
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MN. q. w00D.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
"A toe in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Ofhce, ~ rooms OF the Probate
Court Yesler-Leary Building.
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WANTED.

TO TRADE A wELI-IMPROvRD
L farm Of $50 acres. In . itch waller.
with bearing srvhard good hause ard
barn. for Improved Seattle real estate
Address = 3. u. c." this ONCE. %
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yA0oss, O. 4. Sxxxxl
JACOBS & JENNER.
J. r. & II. b. LEWIS

A frORNEYs AND COUNsELORs
n a. law. OliCe In Boyd q Ponctns
o1lldtag. FrQni street, I'D sEasrA
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JUST RECEIVED

A LARGE Adjournment OF NEW
Parior Furniture. sp-tng and Top Mat.
trssses. Roller Skate, Pillows. one 400
pound Fre-proef Safe. Tools. ana, 10 fact.
any, hing yon want. beth new and eecond.
hand Agents for the Vancouver Nursery
just call ~ City Auctioneera.
W.T.. Pfi4iaMAN q CO,
- 8 Cherry street.