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m ADMIRALTY,


IN THE DISTRICT c0uRF or THE
L Thlrd Judicial Dislrirt 81 Washington
Territory. holslng terms e Seattle Aiae
Bjsck Dismoad Coal MiaiAg Company, L.
bsllant. Vs. uleamer s I Masiiek. kespoadeni.
Public nettee Is hsrehF given, thai. wAsre-
g ! libel has haen q ed IN be District ooart
al he Third Judicial nistl G. o. Washington
Territory, holding tarms a. ssatt.o. 10 Admt
rally, on The l1th dAy ef august. 1855. b the
Black Diamond Coal Mining company, Libel
liant against the steamer /. Mastick. Der
tackle. apparel and farniiure, whereof A. y
BENJAMIN d, Or was lAtely master, slleGing n
Substance hat The Libellant is . corporation
o. ganiEsd under the laws sf the Stats 81 Cali
lornla, and authorized 70 do buslue9s 10 said
Territory that The said steamer S. L AAsiick
q q dcmosiie vessel engaged 10 towing on the
waters u Puget S1und IN aid District and
owned In said District; that beeWeea The la
day Of May, 163s. and he d0th day Of 1une,
1855, said Ifhell1n', e The roqUesi Of the mass
iar and owner 81 sad steamer, furnished .
said steamer cert&in supplies Of coal Whica
were necessary 70 enable Der 70 carry On saia
business. 10 the aggregate Rmouni Of tssl.s ;
that no part thereof b . been paid; that SID
elaam By the laws Of Waahlhgton Territory d
lien on HAid steamer.
And for q second cause Of action AlleGiaE
thai on the tn day Of July, 1855, there was
owing 20 ceFtain 0eamen on pcard said sseau-
er wages for services Performed thereon, q
the request Of said master, eEgregatlng IN
amsunt the sum Of 93i165, ths4 $50 MASTER
Of sAid steamer desired % discharge bAid ersw,
but had no funds u pay said Wages. and eaid
Libellant, q tie request u sad master, faE-
niahed 10 said vessel f0r the purpose Of pay
ing said wages, and on her eredit. the sam q
sf41 80, no part o. which has bean paid; that
sald Fsssai Il nov iyine in thn EaFt % Seattle,
IN said District; and that all and ainguia- the
said premises are true. and within the Admi
rally and Maritime Jurisdiction q the United
States and Of this Court.
Whefef5re, said Ltbellant prays for the
usual process against said steamer, and thai
she may Be eoudemned and sold % pay said
Libellant's demand.
New, therefore. IN pursuance 70 the admon.
ition under the seal o. said Couri, 10 ne oi-
rected and deliveries, do hereby give p1blic
nstiee 70 ali persons Ginning said STEAMER 8.
I. Mastick OF "a any nanuer intefos ted there
the same snouid net be Condemned ana sold
pursuant 70 the prayer Of said LdnollAni, tast
they be and appear before said Court, % b
held ia and for said Tnird Jadiciai Di,trict q
seattle, on Thursday, toe % b day Of August,
II the same should be a day Of Jurisdiction;
otherwise. on the next day Of Jurisdiction
Their after, thea and ihsre % intel pose q claim
that behalf TT. HAMILTON.
D. q Marshal for Waahlagou Territory,
Dased seattle. August 18th. 1888.
sanUvn. HAnm & McAr0KEE. Prociors for
labellan2 Aul1 -
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STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY. PORTS 0ncHlm as
WASHINGTON.

STEAMER HFlFr IN
klliz. Master. laaT1. ......a
ten 3 smiIle hart Heallia. ou1Fs ~
" ednea1Ay and FRIDAY, a aafg 3 nv. Az
Coipy, Milchotta Point hond q r1HI o.
chard also, . h8ad of PdFr u - -
a. SD 4. m, head az Pnrt Orchar1 al is n
N. Mitchelih Ruintat 4e.38 a. Ml. CIlAs W
M, arftVtna e seattle about nm
fnesday THURSDAY and Haturaaf. a.
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ne aca and al1lcss- snosIid ngtfal % oall %
him TheDsctof ha1 visited Ne hesp1tala q
ElFope and obtsined great daal 81 valnAbla
informa2ian whicn Ne 4 cuMpatent 20 impaN
70 thoss IN need 81 kis services. Oh. 0fRBoB
win 2aka ~ charge unisas b sGsc1s 8 oura
PanEons cursd 4 hama. Ossf Or WRIT. Al
communieAtiona mFicily eanadential. aano
TN dollars toe q escAAGs Of me6ictne. AZ.
aEusn Oh .. y. GTRBoN. Bax 1u51, Ban fran.
einoo. Gal Maufiss PuaE-IEEEx1IaEx1Ua
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POR SNOHOMISH CITY.
ron TNE UPPHR aKAoIT.
RTEAMFR CHM

Carrying the United states 49,
kANHs NESlEke WHAlF -
II Monday, "Wednesday and BfIsr. ~
tnrlinA tue9aays THURSDAY and 2ai III
caAitn9 81 Muktifees IuiAiln afaa
ltaaAa4y, kir Landing skH9lf ci.f ''.'
points above. Fur froiEhl = r'1',1's,' -.
On board or 70 emo. FUsFNIl' rr =.
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Referring 10 she above letter Of Mar
shal Atkins, viii state that Was pres
emf in the court room ai Juneau daring
the trial referred 20 b MoCanaFfy, and
heard the attorneys on both sides Of the
case simultaneously announce 70 the
Judge that they we're Fesdy and anxious
stsaaaar Yukon, whereupon Judge DAw-
son asked II they wanted jury, and %
which beth replied thas they did NOT.
bat wanted q trial By the court and that
the iadge then said: Pfoosed, gentle
men; 1 will hear you will further
stats that did not hear any one demand
an absent witness during the trial, and
know that ne refusal vas made 10 eend
for oae duFlnQ or before the trial b. the
court. N. P. BKRRx, Atty.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
TAe0MA. W.T.
TACOMA W.T.
Boarding and Day sehool fer
aovs and Young Men
n. Rev. Bishsp Paddock, d. D.. Recsor

GHRIsTMAs TERN BEGINS SEPT.
~ = l-0A ihg following departments
ard m0dernl. knxiiah ICON pasi Ion, rSr.-
tore olcks msthemaxIcs irura and -
plieds ecienes chemistry. physics. hofs-
~ etc.T sasEnt4s iseek efplnE- pEnman-
4Atp. enmnaaFeiAl AFifhmeGla cerrearwrf-
eAce. 1h0El hand, etek wuaic fgecaf ana
tn4lf 1zl1nt4tE QnaWinR. Yer e4Fwa A.
dneus PROV. j. IAN
IL o9o4GWta EFIncirat.
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1o 3 PINE

DIX. HOWARD, Solo OwneE
VIII. from date, carry the Unita4 n
mail On Hoods Casa, makln4
VII touch 81 Port 0amhle fer p4sl.|
or freight arriving ms 8eat19 a
aftaTueon; returning VIII leaVa ANa
WAR - u 1ciock eFefY Iro11A4 -.
1afurt1y morning. taking tle H.
Port Gan BE tor Seabeck ard uGl1E tl4
Nh9 steamer 4oeerhine WIN leave
haoE foE Port Gamhie sgerx Gag
~ rssslgs sr3aIs ~ ~ p1l1lon E.1l
c1mah
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The AaociatiOnai sefnon last evening
vas ploaahed By ReV. +. Z. Clapp. ef
Portland, from James 4, I3-le His
snbiect was, ''Self-wfii and Gods will
IN the estaila az human life"
THIS morning the iirsi ha'f hoaR vas
dlled vita devotional exercises, After
which MeasFs ssahhs and Taylor and
Mrs. Reeves we're appointed q commit.
tee on reaaluliona The reports Of the
ehurahes we're then rad b. Rev. 81
Geesna. He Reported IS churches IL
eaunsetioa with ne body, with over COO
membera, ITO Of whom have bean added
during sue year. Tha Scandinavian
church 81 Tacoma has erected q build
inR, while those At white River and Me-.
rose have nearly cnmpletod theirs. The
additions 60 the churches have besn
Araoly from tie HAshate sehoela
The Seattle Ladies' Missionary So
aialy have raised mora money for the
support Of cur missionary IN AfFias,
Ars. \. Il Holbraok, than any other
shafeh IL Oregon and Washington.
Over - we're reported e. heinR enrolled
u eur SaheAgh nehocla. over 500 raised
foE heneyoisnt purposes and sTeF e6so
Tor hose ehieota.
Tba sahieat Of The better ohssrvanoe
o. TIE sabbath waa shan opened hy
Rev. 3. II. CheAdie. Who spake 0f lhs
training ~ abilaren and tie exanpis Of
Christisn parents e. vtry necessary -
thig reform. A disqassion thea fol
lowed. wAieA waa uAEtie8paasd 10 By
AaszEs Bates. Osis Narill. Hoskinson,
etahoa. Ella, Atkinsua, LAndslsy and
Tat he Feas1a faf tta ooaervanca,
tAa SeNaath Day Aasontista, and eepa
eiAliv TIE exampls q Christians by
dFm Sand. we're AZ dissuzssd. where
upsn tie sueieoi was referred 70 tee
Uommiitss On Resoluuona.
Rev. Massra McLsAnerty, of the nMr-
lisa Chareh 81 this Fiacs. sAmFson and
Massey. 81 ths Methodist Chersh, and
Prufeaos Tan. of WashinRtan CalleCa,
were invited 10 So as correspondents
msmberM.
ne Arsi thing discnasd Ia the AFTER
Eoun Waa eaasatioa, sspeciAiiy fsaiia-
oasm Academy, and ne nsW asadsmy
which n 4 pFaponea % @aaablish Cd
Wht1by Islsnd Mr.. FoWiez. from tie
aaoalne ComEisaea On Eaaeation.
mate . repogt faSoFinE ne tatteF, sd
10 sahise& wAs diAe1assd b. Messrs.
Ola. StabeA and Eelis. pendlnR uhiaA
iAs hear azzsEned - tha Woass's Bsard
e Missfers arrived Wteraapon tie
al sses Was r4leFtea % the 0ommittas
81 ksacinl1ens, - FepoEs co saturday.
Is : 8 %.
Ths nsxs hear ans hAlf was ossu-
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TN FAt3NNHNH NAMH
- ~ SG ~ EB
CAPTAIN NuaENT
WIN isAYo Seattia gur kas4 Eakair esan
DAY at q. a. and ,. q. nnd rGtala =
Z. "a. and 7 .. 10.
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Call for a Republican Con-
vention

A LII REPUBLICANS OF KIN g
- county are requested 10 join IN send
ing delegates 70 = HepHhllcan County
Convention 70 be held az Seattle
SATURDAY. AUGUST =. 1855
At II o'clock 9. N, for the purpose Of AZ
pointing delegates 70 the Territorial Con-
vention 70 be held e. Tacoma, september
sth. and 70 Distxict Cenventians. and also
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the county Offices and members Of the
Legislature. and 70 attend 70 any other
business that may come up,
Il Is recommended that primaries be
held In each precinct on Saturday. Aug,
2Ist-in the country preclacts at O'Clock
D. m. and In the city pEeclncts from
o'clock D. m 20 8 o'clock p IA.
The basis Of representation IL made on
the Repub lican vote for diutnnt- General
BrigaGier- General and CommissaFy-Ge
eral, at the election Of 1884 ona deleRate
for each fifty votes ard one additional
delegate for each fraction Of ten votes and
over.
ANY new precinct formed after this
date shall be entitled % one delegate.
Each precinct is entitled TO delegates e.
follows, towit:
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c. CO. S. B. B.


EoR FRANKLIN. black DIAMOND
= and inteEmedinte g1atisAa. daily. q
an.
EorAewcAgtis ard lntarInedlnte stations
daily g s ID aad fo.le 4. N. and fum-
Returning arrive e seattle frun Cefar
rlE1f exs1aele1 e 49, ,. N. and frrm
NsWcAetle nranch a - .. "a. q n. 40
and s19Rm
Runninx tisas % FrnnkiiA. 81. On.
Hunz5nE tine % Newuaasle. 1 Il a.
10 efecf ARrii q le86
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE

~ &a80DNH
Diapsnay No.
MeAruy saret. sKn
Franchises. Egeab
hshsd n 1854, fsi
he tr@tmeuS q
saxuAl and sanEinai
Diseases. such a.
0oNnRnM@k, 01RmR
8TuoTuhk erPMn,
Tn IN al is forms,
30TNAL WnAKEW
sad IMRegHzcx.
Less % mAnkcod
nerwaueufiY ourrl
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STEAMER TRAVEL RTU
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
DogfIsh Bay.

IN The sTEAMER eEa4FLR
Wa ieavs ne had a Porf
N41hinrloa ~ 6eaitie q NandaVa aad Pr
dAgs q a n; N iaaFe heaa q Pert Orchard
q 30 a ~ Mfteheln a. 10 q NJ Fsins
waite SD RortaEB 81 n a. N. and vii arrive
g -ea1tle - ] ,. n. ncfurninx e Pr Wan
ingc nd Pen 0fctzr1. uiH leavs Harrfna.
90 : saith's wharf russdsys aad 81 arsa1s
a go a n.
o. Wednesdays a a. n. wsn leave hesa a
DoEnsA Bay fer So ~. feasa pofna Wkfie
ana f9Ftsg4 q u = n, 1eIaFning va Iease
sailta On sens dag Af4psm
KAEe frun nsy pcins On Pert waahinrkan az
PeFt 0KEhzr1. SOC bsiween port. -
tYa JOHN n, NfhHF Nastnv.
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s~M THE STEAMER
EVAMQE e

NV. TARTK Masier.
win leave n uslara wharf. SeatfiA even
Monday morning. at o'clock. Tor
Vancouver, vie lse Islands, Scheme ~
Ssmiahmoo, returning be sans ~.
And Thursday mornings 1t Z o'cloak i1s
New Westminster and vaseogkef
The Evanael arrives a. Van6e1FH
the day after leaving sezftla, aa4 amer
remaining there three hours leaves ca
her return trip 70 SeaGto.
FOR freight o. p1G1a4e apply % gu.
FtlsThft. agent, or on beard,
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100000 Endowment
HOLY ANGRLS COLLEGE
Boarding and Day sshosl for Boys,
vAHcoUvKm. VT.

STUDIES Will BE- RESUMED on
- tbs first Monday N eenferrfer
The Curricuium embsaces ffree oonrue.
Va. The Primary, intermediates and
a competent teacher IN vocal and IN
slfum enial music has been securod ~ 4
hand organized.
faplis efe , spared for m4tricnlAtion
IN any Eastern JniversIfy nles IN $500.
hcatea ~ each semi-annuaf tencbers' A..
animation
Tor terms an1 particulars addross REv
4. A hklkkh. Hey Angels College
toQN lo3 YancouVef. ~ ansa ~
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FnE coNcRRGAFIONAL AssOCIA.
THoN on PUGET SOUND.


FulsT DAY.
The Congregational Association Of
Puget Sound met O. Tacoma at 2 o'clock
D. N. on Thursday, August 18th, and
yes called 20 order by Rev. s. Greene.
Registrar. Nineteen churches we're
represented By twelve ministers and
seventeen delegates. The following
ohurohes became connected with the
BODY; Skok0mish. Seabeok and James
town, near Dunaeness, By letter from
the Congregational Association Of Ore
ron and Washington, and those Of
T0lt, King County, Black Diamond and
White river, organized during the past
year. Rev. j. NJ Jones, o. l.. Fowler
and a. Eells also joined the body. Rev.
q. III. Lee, Of Corvallis, Rev. i. =.
Clapp, Of Portland and Rev. N. j.
Squirea. Of West Haven, Connecticut,
we're invited 10 sis a. corresponding
members.
MsssEa. s. Greens. n. L. Bates and b.
J. Taylor we're elected the Oommittee
on Nominaii0na.a and MeazFs. s. Cheadle,
I. Magill and II. B. Strand were chosen
o. the Committee on Religious Exer-
cieas.
The subisot Of she necessity Of Feli-
ai0us education vas then opened BY
Rev. q. Z, NeWbeEry. He spoke OF man
Sc q Tires fold being physical. mental
and morai-aIl Of which needed b be
educated. The places for this were the
home, the Sabbath school and the pub
tic school bat be strongly urged the use
q The Bale 10 ths latter. From what
has occurred IN the United States daF-
inc the past year, be showed thai she
moral education Of our people 10 neglect
ed, and hence that more moral training
Wea needed Ia the public schools, and
on that aceoant be advocated the use Of
the Bible 10 thsm.
A discussion followed, IN which
Measrs. Otis, Tayior, F0WleF, Ammidon,
Maaili, Cheadle and Lee participated.
The program for today Friday, con-
aista Of the Narrative Of she Churches,
b. Rev. \. Greene; sabbath 0besFvRnce,
b Rev. s. II. Cheadle; Christianity and
Labor, b Rev, J. Oampbeil; Woman's
Home and Foreign Mission Work. what
sBght the minister 10 expeet from bic
pooplef By Rev. ]. Wolfe; and what
aaeki the people % expect from their
HasloEf b Dr.. ]. B. Keanedy.
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$1,000 RRVIRD.

Dr. oRDKR or THE COMMISSION
ID era q King eolnry, y. T.. I hsrshy
o1eF &loto rawaFd Ter The arrest and co1.
viotton 81 the porson. who. On kha ssh day
inH1on. Ia sid county.
ia MCGRAW. Sheriff.
Seattle v. II Feb. q. fssG les
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Telephone telegraph Company

Cor. sseoaa and Cherry SIS, seattle.
EgTuHATE7 FURNISHED FOR
IA Flectr1cni wolk Wire. Bella Bate
RES and Electrical material q al kinds
fnr naln mlA
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BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!

HAVING FORRCLoSKD A MORT
Isl gage "a tive ktins 81 hrick. and b.
ing deEiRu1s at turning them Into maney
q uaca. win eel thsm IN large e. small
lots cheaper than any enc elas
~. CHllsBERG.
"A ma 40 E.rnnl alrnaA
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caURCa EeTICEs.

Free Methodist Church, Pine street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, George w. Cole
man, pastor. Sunday school af e:A5 .. n.
tomorrow: preaching e. II .. n. and 9:30
,. M Subject in the morning. Holy
Ghost Praying evening. Christianity
service Wednesday. ct 80 p. m. All are
welcome.
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EE1E1, Alaska, Ana. J. $50.
EnEE1z P0ax INxELzaaEnonn
Refsrrfne 10 shs IsttsE from Saneau.
Aiaska. plblishea ID yosE paper e July
~, and HiEnsd b ore 5ohn Aoc4heriy,
mpQa adl9 state Gans TIE ala1smenig
fAsfsln mnds cunoaruing tie aelian o.
3adee Uausnn arD W6oily and rail-
oioasiy false. BENG b giftas q ny
afEiss, ths exaaztivo efheaF Of the e0art
presided over b. 9ndRe Dawson, AID be-
ma prsssut Is oourt duEInR ne trial r.
feFrs6 q, | kna8 positively thai eoaueel
o. beth sides, when ask b. TIE oouzt
if tAsy desired iurys se4tea that thay
did MOI, but preferred 20 Try the oAae
uithanf ons, and that 20 reqaes1 9as e
nuy tire made for Witnesses thai we're
n0E produoed 81 souri,, and th4e aiioiheF
Charges and insiuustinms against any
ofaces 81 the e1art appearinR ID tne
lssteR as publisf ed are wnoily and nall
oisusly falss, mad b person Wno vas
nos a any tins pResant II o1uEk wholly
lfraaponsibls. whom Il wCuld - sn aet
81 Charity toeaEI aorank not aoeo1utable
for bis acts o. statements.
BARzoN ATKxs. 9. 5. Marshal.
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A CENTS TO HANDE.E CAssKLL 4
a C 3 W1rs4-EeaouEea kciiaA7 houkA.
9sa6 for circular er call On III "A DAT
KkfNss. O. Msw. WycAa9 q ceEner Eeeoaa
and ChHrry Etree1A. AFEiy aNEiT e EiEh1s
far eounfics wi saen q ieI A1ls
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SRA, AUG. Z, 1856.

SETEAs Aug. 2, 1850.
Ihays % state that tue letter Of John
MoOaasrty. Published IL the Seattle
Per. INrzLK1aKxcRR q July z, 30 fax
a. Il urstends % STATS faata, Is q tissue
81 Absolute faisshood from beginning
toend. Tha gross charges eRainsr Judge
Dawson, whose dignity ana fairness on
the bench have never failsd, could only
have been made By man cfiminally
snendacious or aoa conspos msHfis. The
opinions Of MsCadeTiy on the future Of
Alaska are about as vaiaAble IS bis
statements are trus-no more.
~. ID. Ball.
q. s. District Attorney.
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PUGET SOUND 8hokE RAILROAD
Trnizs leave saastle Ger Kent stsek
Jultelon. S4mnef. Puyalzp and Tanana
e. go e n and 1Sf p n.
RerlF1lnE ie4Ee TennmA e. Ar. N. A.
FlVtnE e. eaMttl1 as en- d N
Loca1 leaves Egzek Junesfaa fnF eeaefia
e 8.lg Z. n. en1 aErfEaH 81 - q =.
I. J. M1NER eapaEfntanaaaa
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EAI,-MUSCATELLE.

The crystallizod salts e extracted from
grapes end fruit . most wonderful pro
duct from Natures laboratory the great.
est sovereign preparation ever placed be-
fore the American pablo.
eal-Mueoat elle IL Nature'a own product.
L supplies to the weary system the want
o. sound, ripo grapes and fruit. II kaeps
ne bioo1 pure and the brain clear; u a
naturAi blessing 70 the faRged ont and
WoarJ. IN imperative companion 70 bnai.
neas men. ladies' and children. Have Il In
your hames. tEAvelA summer resorts and
seaside cottages.
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New Hampshire breweEies are closing
on account OF the falling on IN orders
from Rhode Island.
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ias0ma, S'alIls 8 P0fs foVnilaa HsHA

ONE OF TIKI W. 81 -
3 7. Cos steamers s
Washington o. Edithln
wiz run daily between Tacoma as8 f.l
Townsend. leaving Tacoma anon a4n4a
OF train and touching at SeaitIa rat
Madison. fort Gamble. Port Lufl6a ana
Port Townsend. Returning laSgn Fn
townsend every day Except eands1 8 !
oci0ck ,. m.
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FOR SALE.
WANTED,

AN ENERGETIC CHRIsTIAN
dress o. call on A. Is SHUMATG. At Mra.
Wycko9s, near corner Second and Cherry
streets. Walk to upper sitting room
without ringing. auls
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sEATILE.SkAcIInIVEn nnaIE

oeAt iLk-4AAGIt AiEkA kU4ff
The steamer DAAaK viii leave smfla
far Skag1t river and wsy nnraa, ever
Monday and Thursday. ufnInlng Tues
days and frldaya
For Freight and paGaaR1 anpig sa Com
panyB oliice, on Henler v aft oran board
The boatl AZ the sans whar
mr8I-tf aE0. 8. JACODf, 8eY.
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EDUCATIONAL.
qHR UNIVERSITY Oh
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
LOCATED AT
SEATTLE, w. r,

O8Na a66B ua aag
Stands at the head Of the educational ays-
tenn Of the Territory. Il affords the very
BEST advantages for edueaki0n- -Four
courses Of study. the
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, NORMAL AND
BUSINESS
Are presented to those who may wlah In
structicn.
Special attention Il called 10 the Normal
Department. Young ladies aud young
gentlemen who are e1peotlng 20 enter
upon the Teachers Profession will b
greatly benefited b. taking the coarse VI
instruction In eur Normal Depart sent.
OUR NORMAL GRADUATES ARK ALWAYS
N DEMAND.
kxceilent advantages are offered IN
Music Painting. Drawing French and
German Ia gunees. and elocution.
Charges Tor tuition and board are very
reasona ble-l0wer than those Of any
school In the northwest offering equal
privileges
The travelling expenses Of rupfis IN
coming - and RETURNING home from the
University, once In each year, are deduct
ed from the annual tuition charges.
first ter q begins Sept q 1885
For further information address the
President L. J. POWELL.
AuAfdWtd Seattle. W. i.
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By order County Central Committee.
auAdWtd GkO. KINNEAR. Chairman.
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SEATILE-MHATnnM M.

vt - NTIHWNWWW WWWTWs
The steamer w X MERWfH "a
leave Seattle every oundag. Tuaa1af -
THURSDAY evening. 8 O'clock, Tor w tsll8n
calling ~ M1kilteo, Tuialin. Caanala
Oak harhor, UtsalAdF, Laanennar. ~ 1a
AnaooEte1 Bueme8 Samtah. NnIFae4fN
8aliinghhm and 6ohcIna.
Returning. viii lnAVo Whatoan sFsf
Monday, Wednesday and Friday a41a
lngA ~ 3 o'cleck. for oeat1iA oaAf
intermodiato points on TIE way.
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