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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-25
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AT AUCTION

"A ToSoRRow tFRIDAy!. MAY 20,
s.. suSSos sas Ag4 sSE
DARK pAre1E nsSMS sS:s S'4 4ssTrIss HORSE. sired
IARE; !. issl hands; years old, kind and sr"s ]"
sol re ssA Ts ys sas
first class horse for gentlemens road andis
TOP EIDE s sas %aGoX. y "sasEwsrER 4 co.
Of BRo0ME ST. set single Harness Robes g. and
rHLoT fast sisa aAhE
never been hsuded for speed Sa. Ss Droper hane
ling win make fast trotter can be driven BY one
TOP wxdoN city Snid and set ans single Harness. Robes.
GRAY moRsE M hands kind and .rue in all
harness; free from vice been farm. and IS
PAIR BLACK oEsEs iaii name. and tails. Is hands.
been used to carriage for family driving, and
ELEGxST BAY coufE oR MATCHED CARRIAGE
HORSE. 10 hands ? years; kind 10 all harness; FREQ
coupe horse; has extra fine knee action il safe ana
reliable evry way and Is warranted sound kind ana
kind and trne all harness vice very syl.
i.h is every way safe and reliable family, team, and
CART in good order by Miner Stevens, and set gold
mounted double Harness.
ELEGANT BROWN DOG CART OR MATCHED CAR
RIAGE Horse 1874 hands, years kind and true in
Al free from es ID vsy yh stylish nsa sd hand @
not shy or pull can be driven by any one any where
and cannot surpassed in this city warranted
FOUR-SEAT PARK PHAETON. DY MURRILL.
LIGHT BAROUCHE, BY WOOD BROS
COUPE. BY MINER 4 STEVENS.
CANOPY TOP PONY PHAETON
SPRING TOP PONY PHAETUN. HIGH WHEELS.
EXTENSION TOP, 4SEAT PARK PHAETUN
FOUR-SEAT OPEN ROCKAWAY IN GOOD ORDER.
Also number OF second hand Carriages OF different
kinds
MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER. AUCTIONEER
IN. The following the property OF PRIVATE GENTLE
NAN reducing stok will be offered for positive sac Sat
urlay next May ~ at IL O'clock. At BARKER SONS
Broadway and Both St. viz The imported chestnut thor
oughbred Mare ELISE 15k high. years old by the
braed Caudius dam Eliza Tuxco
sound will make splendid saddle mare: closely matched
highly bred Mares "TIlE TWINS 151s high
old high action and style; snowy
for phaeton brown Geldng CHAPERON, 10 high,
years old. a very fnc SNOWY ch phacton
horse fine under saddle. Stock NOW ON VIEW ut the
mart
4 MAJOR CIIAs. w BARKER. AUCTIONEER.-
IA. VIII be sold positively, without Wednesday
May a. at III o'clock. at BARKER SONS City Auction
Mart and New York Tatersals Of Broadway and
39th st.. the property OF JASON STEBBlNS. Esq ube
BREEDER Of Bachelors famous JOHN H.. :23,. Of De
STOCK comprising rchly bred and very 15
high Gray both full sisters to JOHN H. bred by
Mr. Sebbins extraordinary promise. trained.
either speed 40 GAIT and make
unequaed trotting together Also fast l5< high
Bay Mare BY Green's Henry Csy: trained and
speed 80 GAIT: n warranted seund and kind. and
be the Mart and driven and SPEEDED. Full
pedgrces and all be obtained of Mr. Steb.
bins who accompanies the stock.
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sSHaR "AsEB s1STR EssASaSD
Coupe Saddle and Business
SENT ON. BIZ fRfyATE GENTLEMEN
to be siMI .Y + 'si k AThs THs1aiGTioN sIfds5 S'ho"
SsSs sFd
sFs ssy
Sra.sd and and well known sonsl Gslding loA hands 9
% @
matched road Team one black, the other dappe
afraid q nothnE lady drive them: well broken
oae one
old i57 hands high: stylish and ranry rot in
finest broken Kentucky saddle Horses IN the state
HANDS wears DID, Kind and gentle in harness has been
handsome and well broken horse he is warranted
ssa: ssa hands. very ns o 'iss cot
safe for any ordinary person to drive Is araid Of
horse he warranted sound and Kind and without spot
the esnnry Besaa q Say Pon o
about G Il hands high large and tails: they haye
they thoroughly broken the saddle they have all
the Kentucky saddle eats and warranted sound and
on n Harness.
which built order and fit them perfectly Carriages
ons top Pony and and
open Road Wsgonse single double and coupe Harness:
ALs T5E FF shyEsAl sR 2TEE sIHH HeRfss s9s
AND BUSINESS PURPOSES: ALSO SEVERAL yvAG-
ToS kHM SD Asn sEc6sb ssD OF GIL
ton M GIVEN NJ Il &c CArAIoGrE II THE 81, SALE " OF GEN
TURNS. Q. ". JENKINS; AMlcMTIoSEEa, Z III S
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. So.
a MUST BE SOLD IN 4 FEW DAYS. MOST ELF.
IL. giant road establishments city: Here, l51<
hands, very stylish. excellent saddle
side bar top Wagon and Harness. Van Dnscr maker
all warranted In every respect Can DO
isG West 39th inquire for owner Mr. WHITE,
n IA Pine ST.
A .--Sl60. BREWSTER or BROOME st. TOP SIDE
N. bar wagon In first class dor; fine Harness. $40
Private stab e, 50 East 18th 81.
A PRIVATE STABLE III WEST i7TII ST.; RE-
IN duced rent.
JAMES CAGSEY. - Abingdon square ,sth av.>.
ELEGANT Tor WAGON WILL BE SOLD Low
a for cash. also hne Harness. good private
stable No IL West 9Th ST. between Broadway and 9th
A - PONY BUILT HORSES. LARGE DHAuGHT
IA. Horses young aud sound. FOR your price, liz
Henry st.. stable.
BARtsAIN-FfXE MORGAN GRAY HORSE:
~ trots 50 safe lady Inquire OF Prince
ana Crosby sts.. Grcy's stable.
At HALF COsT-BEAUTfFJI. ExTEXsIUy SHIFT.
~ Ing top light rhaetou seats four pcrscus light single
Phaeton light Wagon. full spriug Wagons,
two side bars single and double Harness. all nearly
best city mskcr Private stable. 33d .. and 9Th ~.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND.


cE Seavy, Port Blakely; A p An
derson. Alasks: F Keller, PrebbIe.
FW Yates, White River; G b Deer
ing. l. Drumming. Renton; u Mckin-
ley. Gilroy: j P Olsen. " II Thoro-
dale, Minnesota; j Mackler. Portland;
A Cameron. Boston: G E Downe. Gil
roy; " S Hodges. Dakota.
AMERICAN HOUSE
Thomas Turtlett, John Morris. Ma
naimo; George Rigerton, w Lenard. w
A George. Snohomish; Fred Bulk.
City; w A Storey. Port Gamble; II
Hanson. Scow Bay; John McCallister,
II Kenety, Tacoma; Geo " Tibbitts,
Renton; G W Sherman, Fall City; +
Mcclellan. John Marshall, White riv-
er; Louis S Mcclure, Olympia.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
+. Johnson, city; JAS Duvsli. j p
Monroe, Snohomish; B w Davis, steam
er Nellie; T A Morrison, Coast Sur
vey; NJ Anderson, Tacoma; Geo s.
Lane, ID w Crook, Olympia; f a
Knoell, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; ID A
Mcdonald and family. Arcadia; f G
Randall and family. l.. Samuel, S S
Tingley, Portland VIM. Phillipson
Sitka, Alaska.
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PORT TOWNSEND ITEMS.
PoRr TOWNSEND. Sept. 4, 1876

PORT TOWNSEND, Sept 4, 1876.
EDITOR lNrELLIGENcER:-The City
OF Panama arrived this morning with
quite = number of passengers and seve-
raj tons of merchandise. Among the
passengers were IL l. Tibbals, ESD.
returning here as agent for the 2. NJ. 5.
:. Co, for puge; Sound
The steamer California arrived here
yesterday morning with quite q large
number Of passengers (mos,ly miners
from Cassiar) bound fer Portland
Ths Public School opened TO day with
= large attendance The teachers sre Mr..
Hoffman. of Portland. Principal, Miss
McCousha. of Seattle. First Assistant,
and Miss Dolly Roberts, of ,h,s place,
Second Assistant.
The Democrats held their primary CD
Saturday afternoon. Everything passed
o:f quietly while elec,ing delegates to
attend the County Convention.
The Republicans held their primary
Saturday evening, No person was a..
lowed 10 vote excepting those that voted
the Republican ticket ., the last cleo
ton and pledged themselves To support
il at the next. This caused considera-
bile growing among the Republicans /;
more in fact than is pleasant for them.
FoRr TOWNSEND.
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Oua New PREss.-The Potter Cyli,

Oua NEW PREss.--The Potter Cylin
der Press. for country work. whiol, we
have boen using for the past three
months, has fully met our expectations
ia every particular. The fountain
distribution. facility of adjusting regis
ter, aud the fly. all ara satisfactory, bu,
its browning merit is its simplicity, and
the ease with which novice can acquir.
sufficient knowledge of its workings 10
do good ,,resswork upon it. This press is
especially useful for printing large
forms in job printing. on account Of It's
ready adjustment. and good work. The
recommendation which Messrs Marder.
Luce X Co.. of the Pacific Type Foun-
dry. San Francisco. gave US concerning
this press. is fully sustained. l, is just
the thing for tho country newspapers
that have circulation which niece ssi.
,a,es good and expeditions work.
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4 GOOD ISDicATios.-There il 10
better indication Of the prosperou. con
a,tion If a town than thu fact that there
are 10 vacant senements IN il. When
: stranger visits city and finds that
!, contains . large number Of vacant
houses; tbs. rents are low, aud build
ings are in poor demand. If he BE- al
sxpes fenced observer. he takes it for
granted that i. is lacking in al the
clements Of prosperity. ii on the con-
irary, rents are good and the buildings
are oil occupied II il rlce rersa- This Is
the standard Of jadguneut-the dial from
which the experienced man Of tie
world judges the business status Of a
town This being the case, We may
congratulate ourselves, upon the fac.
that there Is no city Oh the Pacific coast
where buildings Of all kinds are in bet
ter demand than III Seattle. and especi.
ally tenement houses. Persons ia
search Of a house TO rent find no little
officially ia obtaining one-in fact We
hear il frequently remarked that II Is
almost impossible To rent dwelling
house Ia Seattle Our landlords are
about town and drum up tenants, a. is
the case in other cities; but, Oh the
contrary, they are ever and anon be-
s.iged by anxious applicants in search
Of "a house 10 rent and are
obliged To turn these persons
II 10 continue their enquiries
This demand has been constant, urgent
sni Increasing for long time, aud
though many If our business men, in
Consequence OF this urgent necessity for
tenements, commenced putting up new
houses last Spring with Q rapidity and
extensiveness quite remarkable. the de-
mtnd seems To be undated. Though
the din Of the mechanics hammer has,
during the Summer. been resounding
through the entire city. and house. have
sprung up like mushrooms ia the
night. still the usual brigade of tene-
ment seekers, are yet inquiring for
houses Chronic GROWERS were wont
70 convince themselves and others last
spring that building was going TO be
fearfully overdone IN Seattle, and that
ia . short time vacant houses could be
found in abundance. in consequence of so
many engaging in houses building; but
the falacy of their predictions 10 now
too apparent To need refutation. As al
instance Of tho present demand. we
would state that, MIR. Macintosh has
nearly completed the construction of
seven new tcnements on Main street,
and he informs US that they will be
finished aud occupied in weeks time.
As soon "a il was known that he WAS
putting up these tencments, like all 9TH
ers SD engaged. he found eager appli-
cants for them
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OA4-.T.- iTE4s-The grading Of
Main street, near the Masonic Hall, i.
being pushed for xar,l rapidly, ard fill
ing IN and Ieveling Of the street in from,
OF the public square is being carried
out, to conform 10 the grade between
Fifth and Ninth streets. Fourth street,
between Main and swsntS~n bridge Is
also being alled in The work in Swan
town Is also under progress. :. The va
ter company i constructing a reservoir
tank on the hill opposite Tumwatsr.
WHICH will hold 1000 gallons, and be
provided with apparatus 10 filter tho
water before il enters the main which
leads 10 town.
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The TINE Is LIMITED.-But few
DAYS now remain in which to take ad-
vantage of the Great Reduction at w.
G. Jamieson's. Until the sailing of
the Panama we will sell our enlarged
stock at cost; watches, 81 so; gold
watches. els. The best American
watches in heavy case $50. Irregular
price. $i5.) W. @. JAMESON.
Mr.. Hatch, collector, will call on per
sons indebted to ME between now and
that date.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

SrovEs.-Messrs. &. z. Andrews +
CO.. have lately received from San
Francisco IN addition Of fifty stoves to
their large stock, and have another lot
on the way up. AZ their establishment,
any thing in the stove line can b. OBJ
taiued ., the most reasonable prices,
They have the most approved style OF
large ranges. and from these gradual
graduation down TO the smallest style
Of eoal stoves.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

CHEsPER III RE. - Mr.. Phillip ION,
the postmaster and merchan. at Sitka,
since going into business there has here
tofore purchased his goods at Portland,
but OH coming down this time. as US
ual. la buy his fall stock, he thought he
would visit Seattle, and price goods
here. The result was that yesterday
he bought large invoice of goods of
Schwabacher. Bros. IL Co. and has
abandoned the idea of going to Port
land altogether. as he has found that
he can buy the same goods cheaper in
this city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

ENLAR0IyG. Mr.. Waits n Allen,
from Fall City. on the snoqualmie
river, and the enterprising proprietor Of
the Saw mill at tina. place, informed Us
last evening that he is enlarging hi,
mill-putting IN 8 new carriage way,
and otherwise increasing il. capacity
lie Is manufacturing superior quality
VI cedar lumber. large amount Of
which has already been sent To this
city. He is down here for the purpose
Of having a she'd constructed on Stone
Il Burnett's wharf where thi, Iumtcr
~ill hereafter be kept for sale. Mr.. d.
h. Baxter will act as his agent here.
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STILL IMPROVING. --The carpenters

STILL IMrRovfNo.-Th carpenters
yesterday commenced work on the
frame for tho veranda TO Jackson's new
hotel. 1t will extend along the entire
side fronting on Main street, aud along
the front on Commercial street. and will
be ten feet wide and sixteen feet above
the sidewalk. There will BE- - bcAuti-
ful portico over the front entrance. two
stories high. extending above the doors
opening on the verAnda We are told
that the house will probably be opened
IN two on three weeks.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

PREACHING. Rev VIM Carnes, of
Victoria. aud late of Canada. preached
in the Baptist church last night to a
f.ir congregation. His delivery was
natural aud earnest, and his discourse
on Reconciliation OF God was clear.
vigorous and eloquent. and held the
close attention Of his auditors until the
close. Mr.. Carnes is on his way as a
delegate Of the Victoria Baptist church
TO the annual session of the Puget
Sound Baptist Association. which
meets this weeks at Centeryille, Lewis
county.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

L. The proprietor Of the Centennial
Beer Hall. on Mill street. has just open
ed the larses; and fines, stock Of liquors
of all kinds, Just received per steamer
Dakota TO be found in the city. In ad-
di,ion to thi. choice and newly received
stock, be will keep - heretofore the
he's. quality Of San Francisco lager.
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BgITisH COLUMBIA ITEMS. The
steamer North Pacific will be placed on
the Puget Sound route so soon as the
extensive repairs she is now undergoing
are Effected. A piece of gold weigh
ing $40 ut 81 an ounce was brought
down by Mr.. Sylvester. 1t has been
purchased by Mr.. King. of the Mosque
tsires. and attracted much attention mt
Campbell Corner yesterday Col1nist
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WILL PEgFoRN.-TheI Italian Circus

WILL PERFORM Italian Circus
and Variety Troupe. which has been
performing in Portland, with consider
able success recently, arrived in this
city last evening, and will perform to-
night in the Theatre Comeque build
ing. The entertainment will consist of
singing. dancing. acrobatic and trapeze
performances etc. They were mitch
disappointed at not being able to pro-
cure more suitable place; but expect
to get Yesler's Hall. on Saturday even.
ing
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

A NEW BUILDING. Mr. Isaac Pal
mcr is now drawing up plans and spe-
ci6cs,ions for new brick building for
Wa Chong and Co, to be built on the
corner Of Washington and Second steets
The building will bs two stories high.
with basement. and its dimensions
20x46. Work on the foundation will
be commenced immediately.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

COMMISSIONER CoURT.-A special
meeting of the board Of county Commis-
sioners will he called to-day. to take into
consideration question ofexemption of
mortgages from taxation. and re-
location of the beach road 50 as Ia not
be in,erfered with by the Seattle and
Walla Walia railroad.
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THE SEATTLE AND W. ". Il. r.

THE SEATTLE AND W ". K. r.
The workmen yesterday finished laying
the s,ringers for the supers,ruc,ure Of
the Seattle W. W. Il X. from CONNER
oial street wharf out to the western
termination, and commenced planking
The caps across the piles will be all on
in two days more, and the piIing for
tue wharf will be commenced by the
last of the week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

AFTER MoRg Goops Adolph
Aandt. Of the firm Of Mundt Il Davis.
's'f here this morning for Victoria
where be will take passage on the City
" Panama for San Francisco. for the
purpose Of purchasing another large
Sk Of goods for their Auction
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

A FINE TEAM.-Mr. Bow Of the
Union livery stable, has lately received
from the Southern part of Oregon. =
BEAUTIFUL span of four year old geidngs
hey weigh 1000 pounds each aud
are Of beautiful gray. Their style Is
grand they are perfectly ms.ehed aud
Gil things considered they ars the pref
test team IN Seattle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

IT, Mr. F. Matthias y s,eri.y c,m-
mencei The construct On ola new build
ing on Main street, between Commer-
ciaI and Firs, streets. I. will he l5xa6
and is 10 be occupied by him As an
Office.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

TAm man WAS arrested on Front
street yesterday by the Chief of Police
for bein, drunk: and disorderly. nd
will make his appearance in the police
court to-day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

t. Workman have been engaged
for two days past in lowering wust-
hofx wad's uilding. and tina. firm
VII finish settling dasea to-day, and
wil> hereafter b-s pla-ed on solid
fcur-la,ion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

THE Celebrated Humboldt Brewery
san Francisco, Lager Beer fresh ana
cool nj the City Beer Hall.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LOOK, LooX'l LooK.''- Al the
new Tilden and Hays and other styles
Of Hats by the last steamer.
PISKHAN < SANE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

OYSTERS, OYSTERS Fresh Oysters
will be served in every style from this
date a, the Puget Sound Confectionery.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

GONE EAsr.--Mr Geo. Edwards left
here last evening for Victoria, there to
take the Panama for San Francisco He
is going back TO Rochester, N. Y, for
the purpose Of bringing out his family,
and will bc gone about six weeks. Rev.
Daniel Bagley will have the supcrvis-
ION of the grading ON Front street dur,
ing his absence.
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RETuRNEp.-Mr AZ. l.. Cavanangh

RETuRNED.--Mr.N . l.. Cavanangh,
of Dawamish valley. an old resident #
this county. has just returned from
Oakland, California. whittier he went
last Fall. Like neatly everybody else.
who goes away he found the removal u
change for the worse. and is heartily
glad to get hack ~ his own home land.
We arc happy TO welcome him back
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-07

- The Polithofsky towsd the bark
snssse out night before last from Port
Aadisoo. bound Tor San Fransiscc.
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N A r r. I E D.

Freeport on the 9th inst. by
the Rev. j. F. Damon, Capt. q. NJ. Blinn. Of
the bark Jennie Pitts, to Mary C. Sims. Of
San Francisco.
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hack tho whols leegth of the deck. and
fitted up in good style. The whole
boa. will bs finished off in the style of
the Otter. There will also be Q new
stern wheel put on. Mr. Hammond iu-
forms us that the whole job will be
finished and tho boat launched in about
three weeks.
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Hardware Of every description CON-
ing down at
T.-Swvnru & WIN
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SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

CORRECTED DAILY By D. HORTON co.
SEATTLE, Sept. 6. 1876.
Gold in New York, $l.l0a.
Currency. here. buying. 90: selling, 81.
Trade dollars. - half dollars, IS.