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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Real estate transactions from Jan
uary /. ISIS TO date are SIS AZ - Their.
were fled for record yesterday = deeds
the considerations aggregating 81. =.
an average Of 1901 50. Following ia The
list IS furnished By Wood & Osborne
absfractors Of title:
G. Dorfcl 70 J. F. Lynde. lot ;. blk !. and
lot 1, blk ,, sup pist OF Dix ]. anG. siS blk .,
Terrys 4th add 81 Ooo
/. 3. Andrews 10 C. Z. Jeauer. lotS4 and
:. blk ), Brswiey's add, so.
T. y. Hinckley 10 J. StorSeth, lot ; blk >
HInkley's sup. s. go.
Masonic Gem. Assn 20 I. ". FOss. lot As,
in : ". C.. $50
K. T. Daniels TO J. H. jenkins, lots II and
T. blk Crown add, s425-
q. ". Isncy 20 ?. Flynn. lots and 10,
blk II. BigelOg's add, sooo.
7. NJ. Jones 70 II. Robbins. lot Is, blk 5,
Gilman add. $40
{. Z. Stone 70 G. ChariSworth lot Is. blk
60, Lake Union add. 500.
I. WEBB TO ". &. lowering, lot 4. blk IS,
Denny Park add, $3.50.
Z. blewett TO Z. Smith, 10. 5, blk 10, D.
& II add. $i0A
A. Chilberg 10 II. c. Tiedeman, md !.
oyster claim Queen Ne .. $50.
q. Clark 10 II. II. Henderson and H. @.
GEaiy, lots and 3. blk 9. Jackson street
add, 81.
3. T. Day to {. L. King, lots and 4 Eden
add, 5000.
H, Gerfen to E. Gerber. pit sec %, tip &c. r
c, sl25.
\. j. Johnson to J. J. Mcdonald. lots rs
and "a, blk 3, Motor Line add. sl0o
B. I. Day TO 6. J. Smith and J. MeReayy,
pit OF ne of sw of sec IA, tp 3, 8 e, ) acres,
J. Lindbcrg to : L. Crawford and c. T.
Conoyer, lots and 4, blk Is, A. A. Denny's,
$500
G. B. Kittinger to J. E. Carney, lot :. blk
6, Terry's 5th add, $1,000
United States TO J. Nafhison, lots /, 2. s.
and L. sec IL. and lots and ?, sec IL, tp q, ?
e, SOS acres, sl02
J. Mathison 70 Seattle Land Co, lots /. 2.
and 4, sec IL, and lots l and 2, sec IA, tn
Y. ? e, S075 acres, 500.
J. A Gould TO Seattle Land Co, lots l and
2, blk 2, and W 4, lot aud W ). lot 4, blk
4, and e I, lot and e i, lot ;, Blk :, kauf
mans add, 5000
West Coast Imp. Co. to W. F. Pardee, lots
II and 10, blk SO, Gilman Park, 500
Puget Sound Chautauqua Assembly 70
Mrs. Mary A. BHrweIl, lot 4, blk 10, lot S,
blk II, lot :, blk Is, Chautauqua Beach, sa5.
9, w. 1sney 10 J. Campbell. acre, 5000.
y. II. Dodds to c. Ii. kittinger, ) of
ne =, sec 5, tp ., 5 e, 20 acres. 500.
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ATTORNEY General MefraIfe immediate
IL arose and presented the following,
The bar Of Washington Territory,
meeting for the first ssme since the
death Of Morrison Il Waite. iase chief.
nited states, SPEAK their esteem and
affection for him and their sense of the
loss which his aeath occasions the peo-
ple OF this territory and the whcle IA
tion bv the following resolution.
kaxsagsssi. That in his deeease the people
OF Tie JnIted states sn1 es this ser-itc-y
azve Lost from their court 81 LAST resort onz
Of the most powerful. eiTcuaSpeet. iTzein-
ous sud penetrating rliass thai ever g-aee1
or ste1Etheaei q supreme bench. ard 3
Judge who. in his IL years Of exalted a11
lstAsrloIs judicial service. he's proved him
SELF most SeesutsSls and satisfactory ss q
chief igstiee, both 10 the Profession and
the people
RsssiTri. That his career al the bar and
on the beach is an iliustrsoGs and inviting
example. 1s3f only OF gifts coaSecgate5 10
usefulness, eEt OF a patient. strenuous
steady. ma7ly. g-oEthiEl professional life.
wherein fsithfulneSs 70 society was the AZ
tendsnt aad offspring OF q ehildika faith
in God.
Essolusf. Taas the attorney general OF
the territory Be requested on behalf OF the
bar 70 present these resolutions 10 the su-
pFems court Of the territory and move that
they be spread upon the minutes, and 70
forward copy OF these resolutions 20 the
family OF the deceased.
Hon. c. H. Hanford then moved
the adoption OF the resolutions The
motion was seconded by Hon. John
B. Allen OF the FIRST district. Hon. FL
wood Evans OF the second. Col. J. c.
Haines Of the third and Hon. y. r..
Cation of the fourth. all OF whom paid
glowing tributes % the memory OF the
departed justices.
Chief Justice Burke received the
msmos ans, and, after expressing in a
mastery manner his approval Of al.
that they contained. he ordered them
70 be entered OF record by the clerk
OF the supreme court.
On: OF respect to the memory OF the
deceased chief justices, court was then
adjourned until 10 q. m. tomorrow.
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
A KoOmfai 81 burglars Hooty
Pound t.u.s ~ isiparis bridge.

MktlA WALLA. Jan. Monday
night Marsbal Eabiuson searched the
house 90 Jim langiord. on Second
street near the bridge and found Q
regular robbers roost The room wa.
packed fab Of Hour. carpets. clothing
hoxes 60; ieweiry and other articles
among hisls Was 8 complete set oi
burglar tools. three revolvers, three
deFiuevrs. bowie-kniyes, and a gun
IN fact ii was model old-iimt
thieycs' den. I.Angtord made his e..
caps by suddenly darting out 81 thf
door before the otliCrrs could arrcsi
him.
The cause ui the m.~hap at Ripat,a
:, bridge sunday Was not from ice hu;
M sinking as the middle pirr The
company have concluded not 90 take
passengers over the Pennington
branch til the transfer hosts ARE
ready.
The Grv department last uiEht elect
e,l Henri Keeling for thiri time their
chief
W. ". Mckay, oi the United state,
marine hospital service, is in the city
Jane Kelly, a nephew ol the late
Thomas Tieruey IS here from Califor.
mia II Is said his ohjegt i, 90 contest
the old -timer'S viii
VIM. MaskeiyDe, whe few days ago
returned from Steilscoom, has sudden
ly disappeared. and l. believed to have
gone away and killed himself His
friends are anxiouly hunting Tor him.
This morning Whitman college re
ceivcd a donation IL $50 from : Mas
Sachgsetts man a. assist in establish
ing 4 scholarship In the COLLEGE
John Mcneil. whose LEGS were broken
by beiug run over by hose-csrt while
going to a Gre some time ago. has now
recovered
The city 81 Naitsburg is cXpeTieuc-
ing quite a boom. more real estate
changing hands there than In this eitv.
J. ". koUniR. of Echo. or. has
sued the .. Il. s y. Company fur So.
on damages, claiming his mill vas set
sn IRE by sparks from the engine.
A Widows Relief Association, for the
eneiii .. working people Viii organ
red here Friday evening starting with
members
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All Chronic. Nervous and Special
Diseases skififufIy Treated.

pT. L q. Johnson, who recently sreaf
elgst months IN the principal hospitals and
leading medical institutions Of New York
City investigating the most recent discov-
eltes Ia medicine and surgery. having re
sREacd practice IN seattle. IS prepared To
treat 81 classes Of chrcnic maladies, such
a. liver snplAini. dyspepsia, rheums-
ustn, az Affections OF the kidneys, heart
and lungs. al skin aud blood diseases, al
ailments arising from & weakened nervous
system, all rectal diseases. all genito- uri-
nary diseases and ali diseases peculiar to
women. Areor1iRg 70 the lsfes. ard most
improved methods Consultation free
Charges moderate. Otfiee, rooms - aad
@. aew Yesler Block NIL street "a
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TIE FRACTURED BANK.
Liabilities Exceed Available Assets
-Ahundance Of Pear Paper.


SAG Francisco, Jan SIT he an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the California National hank, which
suspended operations December Is,
lass. President Thomas Read made
his annual report. IN which Il WAS
set forth that the business trans
actions during the year ISIS aggregated
81 .22.2s5, 3l4. The report refers al length
to the irregularities of the cashier,
which caused the bank suspension
and it is stated that 4 considerable
Volume Of business was found
to have been done in dis
counted time drafts-among others
those drawn by the Alameda Railroad
Co. on one Macaalay OF New York in
sums aggregating $4,000, and time
drafts drawn by L. Gutman OF Liver
more. Gala, on I. BarnbsuIn, New
York, amounting 20 SS2ovo had been
carried on the books as cash IN New
York banks and so appeared in the
daily balances. This showing OF
SI37 60 supposed 10 be in New York
banks and not there was the cause OF
the banks closing
The report OF the bank examiner. IN
Guided in Forest Thomas report.
shows available resources of sil5, 103 !;
liabilities, $40, 6s6; other resources
possible, $243. ISL. This includes the
time drafts mentioned and some hun
dred thousand dollars worth OF paper
classed as bad or doubtful.
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work stopped on the Oregon Pacific.

ALBANY, Jan. S,-Work has been
suspended on the Oregon Pacific east
ward for the winter. The track IS
now laid CO miles east OF Albany.
Work viii be resumed early in the
spring and the road pushed vigorously
towards its eastern connection. One
hundred and thirty Chinese laborers
on the Oregon Pacific railroad who
have been in the city several DAYS
without money on account of the
failure of the contractors, J. r. Myers
Il Co. were sent 10 san Francisco to-
day bv the city authorities.
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CHANCE FOR MCCARTNEY.
Dave Campbell of Portland Willin;
to Meet Him.

PORTLAND, Jan. s.-Daye Campbell,
the young pugilist whom Jack Demp-
sey knocked out in three rounds two
years ago. has received 4 telegram
from c. NJ. Minsinger, a prominent
sporting man of Pittsburg, offering to
back him for 5000 in fight TO a finish
with Dominick Mccartney. Campbell
has retired from the ring, but is dis
posed 10 accept the fiattering offer.
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No MORE COOLIES NEEDED.
Abundance of white Labor in Cali
fornia, the Unions Say.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Sat q meet
ing of the executive committee OF the
state board of trade this afternoon sew
eral members of the Federated Trades
we're introduced, and the chairman OF
the delegation stated that he and his
colleagues had appeared in conse-
quenee OF certain reports that the re-
peal of the Chinese-exclusion act was
desired and that there was not enough
of white labor in the state to supply
the demand. The delegation opposed
this view. 4 general discussion of the
subject followed, the Federated Trades
representatives stating that employ
ment agents in this city declared that
there was no order for white labor now
which could not be filled
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No Gilt on Harrison Carriages

CHICAGO, Jan. s. 1t was stated
in these dispatches a few nights
ago that President elect Har-
rison had given Studebaker
Bros. orders for carriages for the White
House. ltnow transpires that Russell
Harrison was here yesterday and Sc
lected them. They are a landau worth
Sl6s0 and a brougham valued at $500.
The instructions from Gen. Harrison
are that they be finished up in the
piainest manner possible. No gilt
trappings ON either carriages or har-
ness will be allowed. The two car
riages will be shipped to Washington
in time for the Inauguration.
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steamer City of Pueblo arrived yester-
day from San Diego and way ports
with large cargo and quite num-
Der of passengers. On the way up she
spoke the steamer Yaquina, which left
here on Saturday for the South. On
Sunday the YaqHina arrived at Rock
port, on the San Luis 0bispo coast.
This place being outside the point. it
was necessary TO land her passengers
in a small boat. There was heavy
surf rolling and the small boat was
capsized and three men drowned. One
was passenger named Myer and the
other two were sailors named Donald
son and SamuelsOn.
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rainfrsent 0f cczamst-es AZ Rich
rzsord % settle the Burlington strike,
and that the appointment Was IN =
ner denies that he was = e<sEss-4E1e Tor
Arthur pgaee- HIS said he was offered
3 much Es0-s lgzcraflTe position with :
SeE York r2iErozd supply house
CAveno- denied that ne = 2 c1Il1i-
date for the pTospectively vacant seat.
He said he had been Offered s position
With enc Of the heaviest railroad STD
ply houses IN New York, a q
better sSizrv than the chief
engineer. and w0ulS leave for SeN
York to-mcrrow 80 confer with the
fra. He eonfirnsesl the report thai
AEthar We. On the WIS 20 the cosss TO
Investigate the troabie on the SosIfa
ern Pacific road, bns decsInei % tax
shouti il.
eAaRrAeE-askEES IocKED eur-
gIxcTSxATT. o, Jan. s.-Five hun
dFeA empioTeS OF II. W. Davis ear
rage facforv whose contract expired
with the beginning q the year SUB
mitted = new scale OF pTiees 10 their
employer. He discharged them al
and announced that he vas ready 70
rs-employ then individually, bit
would make no bargains through a
committee. The aea have not re
turned and the factory Is closed.
STRIKE OF CAEFEr-EoEKEEs-
NV YoEK. Jan s-A strike in the
immense carpet factory 81 Higgins &
Co. was inaagnr4ted this morning to
enforce q demand 10 return TO the
scale Of wages in effect before DeceHa-
~
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NIGHT IN THE FOREST.
Sam L simnsan.

The Eew moon slender seimitAr
HING in the west beneath the star
Whose golden watch has no relief.
And lonely, moaning night winds strayed
Among the coiEmned frs srrayed
IN DARK and sombTe robss OF grief
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An Untiring omce-seek.r.

lNs ANeEiEs. Jan. >-rhc Elite
rial Association OF Southern CAlifor-
unanimously recommending H. 4
Osborne of los Angeles for pubic
printer and ins,ructins the officers 70
forward a copy L. Gen. Harrison.
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swFTS SPECIFIC
Is entirely vo-uszhss r-cTszra.i-n ca.
tz1ni7s 10 Gsrra-y. PosaSS. Arsezso, q s.atr
Yosz1ac1s szAsszs.
swuTssPzcEc
H. ~ hz.=sa-eis o. csses q Epltaezs1
ma er C-assr q The skin. tasusz=sss Of eases
q Eezz-aa. B.ood Hn-ao-S ard SIN Disczsgs
s=s Aznd-cds CT thousands OF eascs Of Scrcc
ia. Eloos Possoa and hood Talzs
swwrs SPECIFIC
rs relieved thousands of essses Of xcrce-
Tizi PossonlnS. Raeznatlz-n ard Stiffness &
THE Jolats-
CEATTASnoGA. TN. jane =. fsSy-S~iSt-s
soecisie c,o.. Atlantis, -eie6riesnsn In tAs
early part o. the present year, \ bad case C
hlood poison appeared uPoa ne be-ai.
t9aay i feel srsasly i-aTsroxssi. i an sal
taking tire med cine and shall continue % do
50 unta am perfecssy we'll believe Il VII
sfiers q ISar1ees-cS-e- &c, Years :, iT NY
Ii West Slxth s.
Specific CO. Atlanta. efa--GeExiemen- va
a great sufferer from muscular Fheuns tlsia
for two years. could get NJ permanent r.
lief from any medicine prescribed BY ny
physician I took over a dozen bottles q
your 5. ). 8. and low am As well a. I ever
was In my life ! an sure your medicine
cured me. and wuzld recommend ic T. any
enc suffering from any blood disease. Y0s1s
trEly, O = HruzEs
Conductor c. {. G. T. =
Waco, TExAs. Nay g. Gentlemen III,
wife q one q my cuSsornerS was terribly
aflictod with a llsathSnue skin disease. that
covered her whole body. she was connned
% her bed for several years b. this afl.cfiur.
and couid not heip herself AZ all She could
not sleep from violent itching and singing
q the skin The disease bafiel the skill q
the physicians who treated IL Her husband
began finally giving bis wife Swift's Specific
and she coInrse1ced % improve almost I'm
E-isstlafeiy. and IN few weeks she was ap-
rarently well she Is now hearty fins-
looking LADY. with no trace Of the affection
te1t. Yours very truly. ]. z STARS,
Nhclesale DrugEtst, Austin avenue
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
FREE THE SWIFT SFrcuIc Co, Drawer &
Atlanta, Ca; View York, 80 B-nafway.
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THE LABOR UNIONS.
Chief Arthur DisgruntIed-strik in
Higgins CARPET Faetarx

NHIVAuo. Jan, 81 Z. tavener %
California, chairman Of the engineers
COMMITTEES, says he believes the runlor
that Chief Arthur ) about % resign
that be waS dissatisfied with the ap-
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Charles CoTsins. aged % years. vas
rrof,afsr fztzily Injured by = Trsfna-
turs powder explosion His leg Vas
shattered and his right SIDE nlangiea
n n horrible naaaHEr.
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To-Day. weather. Rain.

SAS fEANtIsvs. Jan. s--Indicati0us
for - hours Ter oregon ana Washing
ton kain storm signals continue az
the InSath q the Columbia river.
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Slain by Hi. Alleged wife.

PIrTsBURG, Jan. s.-Albert Davis.
prominent colored restaurateur, vas
killed early this morning. His alleged
wife was arrested.
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iessE experience have come e the 60.
e.esl2E that txe-thirsis Of all deaths from
1eaSES pneumonia and CONSUMPTION
ASH iie avoided II Dr. Aeker's Enxsis;s
s. -s,,aIaeay ter consumption srre only care
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ArRsMaruHe EXPLOSION.
A Young Man - spokane Probably
Fatally IniuTsd.

SrOkANa FAlts. Jan >-Whilc
Blasting On The island this afternoon
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AlM,
las seip.y pssses rsck'd. Ana this poor
a desssc3ted asagssF 10 tAe air.
" mlta h,s d.se<ss q all-shanad poverty.
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as9 iog murder, has beea eAraout,s 81 -,
stFeFsio7, assa Ag01saeF hagtae sas, lssS's.5
% - dtalh Esd iae easaniisslea # ne
CoAi has l.ssa bond tn Sl,..s MN a
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1ta cay o. JAnaary. ISIS, as7pn
JOHN COLLINS, Vice President.
L J. CoznAN. SECRETARY
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t-, JSst, Tie sAylleesSg
has seeelge,i sEssgags deus
.asAip fFenlef. whieA A.
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How Doctors CONQUER Death

Doctor Walter K. Hammond says: After a
long experience have come 10 the con-
clGsion that two-thirds OF all deaths from
coughs, pneumonia aud CONSUMPTION
might be avoided If DR.. Acker's English
Kennedy Tor consumption were only care
fully used in time. o. This yvofderf,si
remedy Is sold ander a positive guarantee
By A =. stewart. druggist.
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WHY WOMEN EAnE

!. Notaen hose their beauty becaGs4 colds
Renedy for s,oasuua .Fteu IL al sa-s,,-,-
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VlnitLl HuuD InHUn

nRY ALDER AED FIR WOOD CUT ANY
IL desired iength- Dry kindlinx e ape
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4 RAVES YESLERss WHARF F0k IA.
IL coma, Olympia asd Hlg skooknm q
.. m every Monday, Wednesday aud m
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FlFSI.ClaS pFiIatc Boardinr

,ag health % the child it rests tbs ra5sl,sr
Price 2se bottle daw
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BUSINESS CARD.

! would respectfully inform the people
OF seattle that have taken al interest in
the Pacific Carpet Company, and would be
pleased to see al my old friends a. our new
location, No. i2i4 Front street, near Seneca.
We shan keep constantly on hand full
and complete assortment Of ca pets. window
shades and house furnishing goods. Re
spsetfuily yours, E.Q SMITH
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swIErs SPECIFIC

rs relieved thousands cf eslses Of Ncrce-
Tssi fo.soninS. Raeznatlsn and Ss-Eaess O.
the Jolats-
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When Mr.. Hanford had concluded,
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Treatise On Blood AID Skin Diseases mailed
FREE The SWIFT STEcEIc Co, Drawer &
Atlanta, Ca; View York, 80 B-naffway.
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-15
A TRUE TONIC.

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botanic Blood Balm) a trial. 1t is a
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". M. Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga, writes:
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An ulcer also appeared which discharged
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-15

Our merchants, except those who
advertize, are having a season Of
elegant CD leasure. Advertise, gen
tlemen, the dullor the times the
greater your need of primers ink.
That's the experience Of many on
the subject at any rate.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-15
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH.


FNST FREIGHT LINE.
Regular line of steamers between
Atlantic & North Carolina r. r., New
Berne, washington and Elizabeth city.
Daily all rail service between E'ienton,
New York, PhiIadeiihia. Baltimore and
Norfolk.
Through cars, as low rates and quicker
time than by any other route.
Direct all goods to be shipped by East
ern carolina Dispatch, as follows: From
Norfolk by N. S. r. r.; Baltimore by z.
w. & B. R. R.; president st. Station.
Philadelphia by Pennsvlyania 4. Z.
Dock st. Station; New York by Penn
sylvania R. R., Pier q North River.
E. WOOD, Agent, Edenton, n. c.