THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER,
VOL. VII.
Hit: |\THU(jiK\(KR.
Office—Front Street, Foot of Cherry.
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Reading notices per 1in0........■ •••• 1
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PROFESSIONAL CARPS,
c a. umiu. e. a baswobx>.
T. ABB >BEE & HANFORD,
COUNSELLORS
—A*l>
Attorneys - at - Law
BCATTLB, ». T.
ijfflnt op stair la Oultuau'* CulMlnS
.J. it. LKWIH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Orrci -Butler'a Untitling, n<«ni* 4 and 8, J»b m
Klfwt, opponlt: Occidental Ilot'l.
SEATTLE, WA9UIXOTOX TEIUtITOBY.
jeia <itr
8. C. HYDE,
Attorney and Counsellor at law
SEATTLE, W. T.
oiA:u on Commercial Btrvut. wi»t »l<lo.
O. JACOBS,
Attorney and Counsellor at law
In hulldlntf formerly oetnnled »»j I.arral» o
k llanford, near Occidental Ho - el. liulnMi
promptly attended la.
IRVlin BALUBIK
TrOIIVKV aMAW. HHITTLB. wawi. rui
,na>' ~|(c»Nn 9. Dlapa'cb llulldliu. Oppoalw
Occidental Hotel.
(. a. mm. *obm UiM.
STROVE & LEAKY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
BKATTItK, W. T.
Ufllce on Oomroerclal Hlrw-t. noarly op|«»lU<
tha oillce formerly occopiod by McMauxht ft
aiJ-d.»wtf
iaMiiu M«»*t iirr. Joaicru F, Molacuiu.
McNAIIGIIT llltOS.
\HOR\KYS4TLAW,
t* UA T T I.K , TV. T.,
(Hllee on Flint Floor In 0 tliuan'a mteb Block.
£atran<*e on Oiiniuerrlal llrwt.
DR. Q. A. WEED,
SIJItMKON AND PHYSICIAN,
SEATTLE, W. T.
Office liour* at office on Mill street, to tha
eld Vanity Fair UulldlnK. frotu 10 to 12 a. m., and
at residence, onrnor of Madtaon and Second i'U.,
from 1 to .1 r. M.
ORS. k. & H. B. BftGLEY,
Homoeopath i#f *,
SEATTLE, W. T.
I in. u. u. naoutv, ijite pbofemsou of
I f Prinrlplna and Practice of Surgery in tha
Oontral Medical Oallag*, will niaba
operative Surgery and Surglcsl Plaeases aapaclal
t>, and will attend to call* In any part of th*
Sound. dW
CB& J.S. MAGGS
" ,IJXr Doutlat,
OfPfOE, MILL STREET,
Over Ha-t. la and Beats Mo«* BIST OV 00-01PKXTAL
01PKXTAL HOTEL. Tin.
DENTISTRY.
I. O. OItAHHE, DBtTTST, OF
MCaa flee over L. P. Smith k Sou 'a Jawal.
ry Stom, Sulllras'a Dlork, Battle.
Aim Agent for Cblekerlnji k Sou't Celebrated
rtaaas.
■is* WW. R Ril,
(Late of San Franc lac o)
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER
liana and Bpeclflcatk>na ol tho !at rat atyla and
<«Sl((n. IS-lv
ARTHUR DOYLE,
Alt C IIJI WKC T.
orrioi
OOC IDE N XJA L HOTEL.
harmony LODGE NO. 5 k. p.
13E0UUH MEKTISO THCBSI>AT EVIMIXUS
at
MASONIC HALU
ij! •J®'*" Is guod atandlng arw -
» to attaad aSldtf
IUWIL ELECTRICITY!
PUTRRANNNR OP TH« PITFBBBST OO*.
Li,^farewt, tfjWUyany applied.
CHRONIC OIBCABCB.
to Uke MMbr
•*£«*" 4£»d
K--r°* OMUMMUI street, oprortt* gohva-
T* F J ,TT< * E . SETTLE. W.T.
U. no A HE. ElMlrtdaa.
PIANO JTUNINC.
SCHOKKB, PRACTICAL m>o
Ur s fr w *** Tttnar. wlli ba kw» la B«p>«Bi»
hta formn(
Ort-TSS
BhS?P" lallBtW.IL yaaphry'i^Book
■IK WAS WITH GB.IST.
"i was with Grant"—the stranger said;
Haid the farjier: "S.ty no more,
But roit theo here at my cottage h,
For thy fact arc weary and sore."
"I was with Ora'it —the stranger ".id;
Said tho f .rmcr "Nay, no more -
I prithee "it at my frugal board,
And e»t of my hurabio store.
. "llow fares my boy— my soldier bey,
Of the old Ninth Army Corps v
, I warrant ho bore him gallantly
In the iiniike and tattle'* T* ur !
•'1 know him not," said tho aged m*n,
"And, as 1 4 remarked before.
I was with Grant"—-Nay, nay, 1 know,'
Haid the fanner, "say no more;
"Ho fill in battlu -I see, ala«!
Thoa'lMs't *uux«th theae tidings o'«r;
Nay; speak the truth, whatever it *>e t
Though it rend my bosom's core
"How full ho with his fao« to the foe,
Upholding thu flag ho bore?
O, aay not that my boy disgraced
The uniform that he wore!"
"I cannot tell," said the aged mai.,
"And ahould havo remarket before.
That I Wiij with Orant—in Illinios—
Som«? three vu.»r* lx>f>»r«* th«» war.
Then thu tarm< r »p.ik.' him iihvit u word
IJut beat with his lint full nor<'
That aged man, who had worked tor
Qrant
S.iino three years before the war.
—JIRCT ILARU,
"JIILITAItY P»»'EM«i."
The U nltr«l STMTRM V». Europe.
Tbcro has always been A tlisjKjsitios
mining tlio popple sntl i.a'ioiiH of the
Old WorMto snoerattlie Uititcxl Htutos
us m military powor. llut compare their
wurs with our littlo lljjitt umonz onr- \
uulvcs —commonly iullo'l the "ltobol
lion" —ami we aroiuclinvd to think that
tho Unitod Slat as holds u jxwition as a
military power above them ull. Tuko, |
for cxaiuplo, tho lust two or tlircc K i- j
ropcrui wars Two or threo rc versos met i
l>y tlm French army ilimouragc<l the I
whole iiution, turned its capitol uj.ai'le
down, ami ttprond terror an<l confiuioti I
ou every Hide, di eidod tho war nnd al
moat cuustnl I'ranee to bo blotted fr..ru
the nations of tho *>arth. The war of
IKGG between Austria u;id Prussia—
two "First Powers"—lasted six weeks
when Austria cam* to her knees arid
was rotdy to make klmo.it any tonus.
The war of 1800, willi Fovoral of tlieso j
qreat military nations involved, »»«>
settled by one battle of any magnitude.
Contrast these puorile "wars" with the
Civil War in tho United sta>e». Hkir
mishinx began almost immediately
after thu fall of Fort Sniuter, and con
tinued till thu lirst buttle |of Itull Uun
was fought, July 21st, IStfl. Here thu
Union ariny suffered a most terrible
defeat, involving great loss—a defeat
which would havo euusod any European
nation to capitulate, llut we hud not
even got sturtod y<d. Tho fall and
winter passod away with continual
skirmishing n'ul some heavy batth-n,
duriug which the South su<tero<l the j
most omphatie defeats iu the West and !
lost their (Jueeu City, New Orleans
With the spring, McClcllan moved his
army to tho Peninsula, took tho hoevy
fortifications of Yorktown, fought a
battle et Williamsburg and pushed on
after the retreating enemy, lie wai
soon at the gatos of their capital, but
with courago only i ncrt asod by dofoit
they turnod fiercely upon him, and after
soven most dosporato and bloody hat
ties forced him to retreat to the Jamos.
Then, unable to dislodgo him froui his
position, they turned their attention to
Washington. McClollan's army hastily
ro-oinbarkod and joining Pope at Wash
ington went out to meet the advancing
foe. Then came tho second battle of
llull linn, whore two hundred thous
and soldiers fought for three days.
Again victorious, the Confederates,
| commanded by one of tho ablost sol
diers in the country, dashed into Mary
land, which was enemy's; country to
them. The Army of the Potomac,
again hastily organized by McClellan,
met them, and, after two fleroo battles
South Mountain and Antietam—com
pelled them to flee iuto Virginia again.
Strongly fortified at Fredericlubucg,
Gen. Hurnside was seut with an army
to dislodge them, suffering a terrible
defoat and losing noarly thirty thous
and incn. A few months later, the
same army recruited and reorganized,
and under command of Hooker attack
ud the victorious army at Chancellors
ville, again resulting in a disastrous
defeat. Flushed with victory, the
Confederate army marched two bun
dred miles into Pennsylvania, where
they were again met by tho same old
Army of tho Potomac, under Meade,
end driven leek defoated. Finally
came Grant's campaign, which lasted
more than a year, and embraced twenty
er thirty battles. Meanwhile lighting
was going on in the West, South, and
Southwost. with alternate victories and
defeats. In tho whole four years the
Federal Government never thought of
capitulating, while the plucky South
ouly succumbed wheu, figuratively
sitcaking, its last breath was gone. In
this war of four years, between four
and live million soldiers were cngagod
■ and a million of them bit the dust. If
I this nation is not s military power,
I certainly those are nol whose wars are
> settled by a simple battle.
••PO!««r DO SO AIV noRR."
A charming ictrau who pl»yi lijht
parts In OM of our theater*. who it
»1«n an excellent wife and mother, has
been annoyed by the overwhelming at
tentions of a young down-town jeweler.
At last hi* notes andjbouqnets becoming
too frequent, ibt mentioned the fact to
her hnalutnd, who Immediately fired up
and threatcnei to peniah the infatuate
ed youth. A powerful athlete, he
armed himaelf with a »ne of-tl»e genus
bludgeon, and left his hotelj the ne*t
morning with the vowed intention of
giving hit rival A few blows snd teaoh-
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1579.
ing him to mind his own business.
Entering the shop wbora be was em
ployed, lie strode hastily through and
inquired if there was a young man there
ns'ncd II .
'There i<-,' rai! the otvaer of the os
tabliih'iieut; 'II • is at tho window, tin
kering watches. Mr i! , joa tire
wanted.'
As the little male flirt arise and ooo
r.outcd tho large man, h >tremble 1 aid
turned pa!t>.
•Did you Mild my wife those notes r
said he, j.roduoing tome of tho offend
ing bil'ul <loux.
•I—l—ye* -I did,' stammered tho
cul;>rit, trembling in every limb. He
saw Die weapon and ho thought his
time had come.
•Well, well,'said the broad-shoulder
«d, big-hcartcl actor, reaching ovor the
counter and patting the poor, frighton
cd fellow on the top of the hoad, 'look
hero, LuLby, you ninst not do so any
more.'
And ho left poor II —- to the ten
der mercies of his follow-olcrks.
MISCELLANEOUS.
T. THOMPSON,
PRACTICAL
<wUi\IVIAKER,
COMMERCIAL STKEET,
OPPOSITE JEXXIMOB',
astrni, w. t.
N"i:w WortK MADE TO OKDER.—BEPAIR*
Intf of •!! d<*«*lj>tl«ne neatly ilone.
NOTICE.
UaTt 'm i>nr.-h»s,-l tho ni'i-t complete sc« of
House Raising and Moving
Apparatus
on Paget SouiiJ l*longlnK to tho late liui' WIN
ti'B, I mi prepared to tin any \v<<rk In that lino on
tho shurtivsT imti. o and In the moat complete
manner. Will ;?•> to any place ou the Hound. The
boat of reference given.
All ordaru 1> ft r.t the rtfirdwar Storo of I". W.
WllßTH<iFr,nn Kroat Mrwt, will be (>rouiyt!v
•tunJtil to.
Alcn -Jink Rat.'W# an 1 oth«r af>p&ratui< can be
bad of him on application at reasonable rate*.
W. 3URRITT,
SELLING BELOW COST
HAVING KKMOVF.II TO
FItOINT HTREET
nrroMTu s. r. b»Bwkkt.
TIIK rNf»ERr»IOSED 19 SFI.MSO - FIXK
STOCK OF
CHIN AWARE
AMD ALL Mi* OF
FANCY GLASSWARE
11 FLOW COST.
All Klnda «f Crockery, Groceries, Provlid.ma,
etc., aa . h *j> an any other houi*- In town.
Tobacco, <'lg»t i and nil ether food« a: tin- '.own*,
(•rice k>r onal>.
Agent for Port Madlxon Smokod Herring*,
inh'.v'x-dtf U. IIILFKLUKR.
KINO OF THE BLOOD
i
Tn« MOST Tnoßoron TI'IUKIRB or Till J
Bt.oor* YKT PiKoovmtrtn.
CHires all HMMOTII from a ('out in on i
Kraptloa to tha Wortl Stroftil*.
U purlin the Blood,
i II lßri|«ra(ci Ike Ll«w (
It regulate* the Bowel*.
It strengthens the NtnaMk
Tindlr In plaos of lamitade; stoerfolßM
In place of gloom, nud roLuat vigot In plsse a
d«btltty.
I'inM|w», Hiliousntsu, Pleordercd I.lrcr, <V*»
RlptUon, Ni'irau AUNUDM, General IV-biKtT, It
Ihort *ll tha numerona diassses and dtoeomforti
laueed by input blood an aoredUy ooniasisd bj
(>ia powerful corrector, the chief and sovereign o,
til ancisnt or modem medical iiaeoTHiw-tiii
a* TUB BLOOD.
ITS NAME IS ITS BEST BESCBIP.
no*, aa it ta a royal diapenser of tha bleaaiags at
health, and vaaqulelw "»® (ON that lurk in U»
Mood.
(t Uaiahea riMPLES, MLT RHETS |
HCALV BBVPTIOMS, tLCEBS .
M &LD DKAV, FETES SOBKI'
an! all SOBOPVLOVS DISOB*
BEBS.
U aheeka COitSCMPTIOW la Its early stages
It haa frequently cured It whan sdesacsd.
; (t dispones TCTSOBS and CAiICEBS wtthow
the Surgeon's kalfo.
' (t sure* DBOPHT. general or partial.
It tiwa FEMALE WEAKNESS uU
i, BISEASE.
ft red aces ta a aafe and cffoetnal manner all sveU.
lsfn,Htmal or internal.
It eradicate* tho effects of Mineral Toiauc*, *a4
eotabiiahM a sound oooitituUon.
Many eirUllmtoa, much farther information and
; full dirvctioaa ft* naing, will ho found in the jam
phlat, " Treatise to Diseam of the Blood," in whisk
| sack bottle is sndusod.
Pries |1 per buttle «>ntaiaia? 11 ounces, at 40 tc
,M) doses. Bold by Dsalcra to medidau.
S. BAKSOir. SON Jt CO., Proprietors,
Buflklo. S. 9
MOVIN6 BUILDINGS.
rpDB rSOKS3I««JiIU» IS SOW FBBri&ED TO
1 W>T« Itifi or null b«lMlt|l fmi OM IM'
U>*to uMlfeir. Win Itoo
Ralnc or Ixmer Building**
Or Ulkrr llt'*rjr
Work tmnp!!; done la MtUr or 4117 port on
th« Hon ml. Wcrk KllrlM. ud HtlibctlM
a. O. BKXJAMIN.
ROOMS TO RENT.
OB rSVCBXIBIIEP. KEAB TH*
I bwi*M« part at town. P* futtu paHt*
•lan iaqiun •» U»u vSk*. aSN!
I HOTELS, <§«.,
OCCIDENTAL
■■ W TP *: JL>
W. f.,
I
jIiOABD AND LODGING. AT
| V'tPERATK RATES.
This is the Largest Hotel
North of San Francisco,
&a<! U
lii all Roapects.
PEER COACH Tfl AID FROM THE HOUSE.
JOHN COLLINS & CO..
j«-l PROPRIETORS.
NEW ENGLAND
■ ■ €J» r JBO JTC Ifj
rornor Commercial k Main SU.,
Soattlo, w . T.
i THE NEWIENGUND MX?'*
|
' and its KvvmmoHUoci for wo uniui
pUMd.
This Houa« I* NEWLY BUILT, la lIAUD FIN.
< I3HED throughout, hia lug* uiJ w. Il farnlittMH!
| IkMiiua. »nJ flrrt ciaM Ujard. on Jh»
Europe a n V lan,
CMI U> h*d at iuod«<r»t/j price*.
| Best Hotel In the City.
| L. C. HARMON,
: inl-ti. Proprietor.
H.4RISTTA HOTBL
LaSConnerJW. T.
MII.TOX B. COOK .proprietor.
TIIIS HOUSE IS NEW AND NEWLY *DCXI3IIKI»,
rtOOD ACCOMMODATIONS,
With tho Comforts of a Private House.
The T»b!o will be fonnrt nne*ffptlon»Wo. The
Jt»r l* furntsheit with the fluent Liquors
find C'lgarfl. It had u wull-flttol
MILLIARD UOON
l'urulttlux! with tlio bout modem Tabkn-
Nothing will be left undonr In oar effrrtii to
mako tho unmte comfortable.
TEKSM KODKniTE. UIU <l*Wl7
S.&W.W.R.R.I
BEATTLE2TO RENTON
—AMD—
NEWCASTLE.
i
I )A»HEItO£R AND FREIOUT OARB OF TUK
L Boattle and Walla Walla Ballroa.l will leave
Boattle OVHTJ JAJ (Sunday* excapted) at 7:.'W A.
m.. and 2 P. M. Arrive at licaton at 8:3(1 A. m.
aad 3p. V. ArHve at Ncvoaatln at I>::W A. M. and
4 I'. M.
BETUSinMO, leave Sewcaatle at 11a. M. and
»*.*. Arrive at Benton at 11:15 A. M. and 3:t3
». m . Arrive at Haattlo at 1 *. a. and 7 v. H.
Dej-ot, h'i.• (, ttretf, foot of Cifntaere i»fL
J. M. COLMAN, Gen. S«U't.
aeplV-dawtf
PUGET FOUNDRY !
WHITE & TEX NY
erOCEHSOBiI TO i. V. A T. WILRTO.I.
\LL R.IXDS or iaoa AKD BBABS CAST.
luga done at San Fraaelaoo price*.
Order* from all parte of the Bonn J wtl. be SUM
Wltfc pr»roi>Uw»««%d dlapab-h. apa#-d*»
LOAN AND SAVINGS
-AID
ABSTRACT OFFICE
Mousy Heoetved ta nni af ss.aad uywaidi aad
Loaned only on fixst-cUa Mortgage
Security.
laUnvt pepat <e aorol-atmaally; on Hot Jays of
January aad Jaly.
We have A OOM'LETB AB3TBACT OF TITLES
to ail laada In Seattle and Bin# County, and
; maka a specialty of txinvcyanclka A a.! making
; abetrarta ot title.
Tasea paid ft con-mtJeat*. Pre-etaptl.n
aad OngiiaiNd papan made for Rtilrn,
MACKINTOSH t REEVES.
maa-dAwtf
SOLDIERS' ADDITIONAL
noMBSTEM vium
k A PFBOTH) 40, m AXD 1* ACRB PIBCEB
v\ which IN MRTM by the OMNTAIMM
of U( q—>t>l LasJ OfBM M CRBObM. *nd W'.lcb
•ra avbjeat to location wlthoat aettlemcet, for
ntehad >t abort notice. Apply to
JOHN LKABT,
Aiioraar-at-Uv.
ttotu*. W. T.. Aaj 9.1379.
MISCELLAXEOrs.
ill 108,
Sonttlo, W. T.
*Te jr uM an HMnx Uk l C' JX'
FALL AND WINTER
W»,W--?; *- IT'- 4 •« e \ wwl
slsilng f
DRY GOODS
DRESS, UOODS, MILKS.
Flamed*, llouieNtirs,
CLOAKS, AND SUAWL3, HOSIERY, tCMBROIP.
ERY, BLANKETS', CLOTH?. CASSIMERK?,
CAnrßrs, oil cloth, wall
PAPER, QUALITY
BOOT?, snOK?, A
CLIPPER?.
AUX>—
> COMPLETE LINK OE DURABLE AND PINK
CLOTHING, H AT.-, LNDKRWKtR.
TRUNKS, ECT.
Ai i U!m, unmistakable low
Praucntlial Ilros.
i Sas: U l ,Oc'Of>cr 10. IST'.
R. W. OSBOURNE
I * \grnt for tho Ntw Improved J
HOWE FAMILY
Sewing Machine,
\iu\ Imk yr.i. unxl th<- scrvicts of
Mr. (i, \V. CUHII3ER
AS SOLICITING AGENT.
FRONT BTREET-<>PP«>«fc s mlthV Jewelry
Store. Boat tie. Jjlldtf
EXPRESS BUSINESS.
•I DE rXDKUSWN® IUVJNG FFBCITASED
L the Team. Vunn anil Hailnow of Marry
Old" low, U pi f pared to do til kinds of
Hauling and Oolivory Work
A: th* rfttoy aiul ou TV t-hortrst notice
Odivoring Coal a Specialty.
A fair share of t!a- pub 5 ! - itattcmago id OTllcltrd
JfJMtf F, A. POOLK.
SEATTLE NURSERY,
Ono milt) cast from Yctiler'u Wharf or
the road to Lnko Washington}
FRUIT"ITREES
SHRUBBERY,
AND
HERBACEOUS PLANTS
A l'ln« Collodion of
Small Fruits of all Kinds,
And Two YartoUee of
PBAOHBHI
That are Bora to Ripen to thin Cilwata.
Tomato Hants ii wots \)t r dozei.
Cabbage Plants 2f fonts per hundred.
Orders Can be loft at the Eureka BakerJ
C. W. LAWTON. Proprietor.
S.BAXTER & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
FOR BIGN
Wines and Liquors,
AND WHOLESALE WJUJiIW IN
Domestic Wines,
Liquors, Cigars,
and Tobacco
EXPOBTEBB OP
Wool. Hide*. Fan. Grain. Po
tatoes. Hop*, AC h AC.
offer to r Mia to tbe trado only, at Wholesale
prtroa, to arrive per Brltiidi Ship Golden Gate,
now due fmm Liverpool to Ran Francisco, and
other Teasel* to follow. In Bond or Duty paid:
100 Cases * Hoiinessy Brandy,
20Cases •** "
100 Oases * Martell "
20 Cases Holland Bed Case Gin,
50 Cases Fino Old Tom Gin.
50Casks Guinness' Porter, quarts
and pints,
50 Casks Bass' Pale Ale, ouarts
and pints,
10 Octayea Fine Old Martell
Brandy,
10 Ootayes Fine Old Hennery
Brandy,
5 Ootayes Holland Gin.
5 Octaves Fine Old Is'ay Scotch
Whisk)*,
Fine Old Port and Sherry Wines.
Wealao fcava constant'? rm hand a fall line of
flae OLD BOL'BBoM WIII.S3IEH and other Do
ll EMTIO LIQCOBd whl'-h we oO*r to th* trade at
Han Franrie ■« price*.
mrAgntf t.m State investment and
InsuranceCompany-Pfreand Ma
rino.'
COAL TAB
CIO At. TAB 15 A3Y QI'ASTITa PuG tULB
/ AT A
6REAT REDUCTION
OK
9an Francisco Price*
Apply at Worts of
1 IMM BXATTLZ OAS I4QHT 00
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIQUIDATION SAi.r
I
At the Store of If. A. Jennings
: ON COHMERCIAL STREET,
In Seattle, W. T.
FOR TIE NEXT SIXTY DAYS
I
TIIR ENTIRE STOCK
Lately owned hy W. A. will be
**old for Cawh op Approved Paper.
Everything Sold at Cost Prices.
CAI4. AINU EXAMINE,
' D. A. Jennings ot aL
WADDELL & MILES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Ranges, Cook, Parlor and Box
e t
i Steam Whistloe, Gongs, Stoam and Wator Gaugos. Globe Valves, Sac.
MALEABLE IRON FITTINGS,
i Plumhiiitft Co))|)or*Hml(liin{Xt
STEAM AND GAM FITTING.
j Call ami p.tamlno (bo VHAKCOMA IIAKOEI Mnylo anil Doable Ovn i nn
Improvement over all othor*.
for tit« ixiiibratoi Superior Stovos, WJM on Ho IVIIV coant. AU VIMPK
«*lß«ntr4 not t" CRACK by Fr\ li'lnvtwks warr*NT<»L to !MI Arc
, ill h a w»>nr HKifLT Mi«nrn>, i»D ru>* jinnuv raoartt.T nuns.
Mill Street* Seattle. W. T.
GLOBE & WUNDER,
MANTFACnniEIU) OV AND HBALEHS IK
FURNITURE!
. 1
In WwhlDfton Territory. CABBIAttBtf.
Al*o, Fm<*y In ■ Vint Clam VTU-
Ware, Parlor .'. j~"~~ Btorf, whir* \rn
Wall Poabeta, at prlec* thil H«fi
SheWw, fto..*«.,
Mill Stroet, corner of Beoond, opposlto Occidental HoW.
SAMUEL EI BIST IST ETT.
mm. *s it €J xc A.IVV rm* J* m: ii ob«
HAS 0* BAND A CnOtCK A«*O»TMKJST OF
GENTS' SUITS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
—ll so—
llmU, ShtM, Oro|tni| Rlbbrr Oaode, Ladin' anil Sllmo*' Salton,
And la eeaaaetlea therewith a tne aaeortaent of Vtortlfa «M I>!u«ltW fl—tm»w. BaaMnr
KwrerH, Ac., Ac, which ba *lll m»ke to order at LI ring Bataa.
COUMBBCIAL PTIiRBT. BBATTLt, At RUN OLD N» CMMTU G CIAMU MU
1.. B. nABKKESS.
MONEY EXCHANGE,
Mul Strict, rrfqtogile the roetoffia.
Uo!. 4 , 811 th and tircoabacka bougtt i*A »;d*t
the vfrj lo«(«t rates of axebaage.
A LAO OS SaLI TUF.
Choicxt Brands of Cigar* aad Tolmoo
]«l-dtl
NOTICE TO THE
TRAVELING PUBLIC
David moiuub uaviso seciiied a
Coron d Carrisc*, t« prepared to
order- and to wait on Um arrlvsl of boats fur pae
•enjf n, or to be at any port of the city at say
hour « bca ord«r»-d.
Careful Driver and Good Horses.
Price to or frani any part of the alty to the
boat#. 80 Cent* par iutoni; r Price per bow.
Oac Dollar.
A'ao <W- uern.fi! Eiprtaa. Vray and Tnx-k bna
laces.
Ordeta left U J»~-k lory's 1-rotfpUy attended
to, J*alt-dtf
NOTICE.
Notice is nEREDY oitks to all per
sons Indebted to aa to ecmo forward and
aattie Uwtr aMuoaU oa or bef..re the lat of Hep-
Uwnber, IHT9, and no aaTe met*. Al! *-ooantadu<-
at that time will be ylacctl In Its' hands of u at
toraey with ißa'ruoti'ixia to c*>lle«-t the same. Ail
debts ormtrarted afu r Uila dit. want he settled
oa the first of crury ru nth.
rutin wishing to board at ILI« will
pleMe make arrangements tallb one of the pro
fMcn - TAVLOB A BACDIAI,
Baiabrldo* Hotel,
Pott Diafcaly. W. T.
Part SiaAvly, Ao* it, l*n». a JMim
JACOB LEVY,
Tailoring, Cleaning art Repairing
CASH PAID FOR
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING
BLANKETS.
Watches and Jewel'y.
: UMMnlki fttn. \ fetxara Washington mm!
*aln. Hnattle. W. T.
bl9dftwtf
1. R. JOHNSTON & CO.,
COMMISSION AQBNTB
And DaaltW la
Far« Produff, Wkraf,
Seconds, Bran, Hay, Oats,
NAM, BACON, BUTTER, Sc., Sc.
C»r4ou*» Uharf, Nauiwo, n. f.
, KT Liberal Advui>.cs made on Ofeljpuntßt*. "Hi
i IT* *K
NO. 99.