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MONDAY, Feb. 2s.-Flour Irregular. state
brands in far rcqu 1T aud stcidy. hut shipping
Ei!9 ned weak ir-s and rye inc Of extra stats
end az % We quot Flour, bbi.. suncrrnc state and
w stern, @etii 20, y ra Silte&c. tLipofj2O win.
ter shch ana XN, g. !5ass Is Minnesota patcgt
500 rive nour. u 05@tipo. BRANDY wine corn meal,
$2iuN 80 90. '
pnoyisioNs Pork a shade nrmer. nut quiet;
sales 10 no hhlH. moss NJ 80 GO ~ 60 for Nuril.
so 20 10 MAY and So ~ for IuYc qroted on the
spot 2i6Jcn 80 90. Bacon lower add moro active
sat 30 hoNcs at H. s.. ftr city long ear, and c
Tor western do. Btc1n oprnci nrmcr. but Il, sd
city, nc Tor No do.atd lIilr. for prime western:
snd for future delivery Jhnu tc. al t1Ia2'vcS13 356
FOR March ti3.b2iy '13 30 for Arril Si3 o. .t{ q
for MAY. and tli Tor Jul . Dr ssed hogs 10str. for
cty, ana 1Oiic. for W,s rrn.
tofToN -sputs a lower aud quiet. Midding uplands
5000 baes. closing at lose Tor March, ~ 2ss2c
Tor Az q, and BE. Tor May Receipts tue ports to.
GRAiE Wheat frlner, salcs o. 900 hush. including
upgrade spring az fi.n1m u To- No CncayO spring.
~ 10; No Mllwau SEQ pring, ~ IL IN store ana
anoati No. Milwaukee sprrs sl20a ~ - al at and
81 Oi for rel ced sprng oats wcak sales 5000 Oush.
CsjOc Tor STATE itc the tr OK. Rye dun. Harley
quiet. Barley mat quiet G. IN &c lower and fairly
active sales 1900 hns1. Al G3l,c Tor February. dJc
Tor March, G3tc or spot Western mxcd G0eel0fc foI
no grade &c for ron "a 81 t. yellow, 90 GSc. fof
southern yellow and 6}itc. tor ungraded mtxsd.
GRoCErtKs-ldo cofse was q trin" easl r. 81 sing
steady nt lria lnlic 80 di sales 5000 bass Santos
Raw .uerrs muf utc'v .ctive and unchanged; saics
1850 hhl-. 100 boVr- and 90 bag. nruhng far to
fvod frnuln aha ct sbnf AN ccnirfuyli nt S.
oW'lVlc Ecnncd inrN ac Is" at iNseiNs' for harjs.
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BARRON -DTNN-At O,w CO. " y Fec 90. 1870,
AZ thr re dc - me lrif's arcHts, jams :. Bar.
= Nv York city ktir eldest daughter Of John
ifunu l-d., ui t. iuriupg l.are
HtlN ZhLNAN-BAtit1- Thursday Feb. "a.
Al ~ tn rch o. the ty irfiy, IL 'ut thafles stew.
AT lieinizc man, Jnitcd STAGE, Army, only SOU Of
Of t.uar No. lnUy.
CKlN-HTGGtNS- Thursliy Fob ~ NJ 81,
Ffanc~ Nnylrr's q lurc hy Row ID. Mcrric = j.,
ssssiei oy ne y Dt iiT,nn earle. Nacein OF Pitta-
No NlsLk-HAlPtN At 81 stephens Chntch on
Fcu 80 b, the (. Father Macrcady John MrAree 10
Miss kluc lmlou lld9in, second daughter Of
Mirnscl ltaipil. t.i- buiI - hi. cl =.
PkATi-IHOtI-N Fiirn 'ld COIn.. Feb. -. AZ
the brides rr-lCnc', bY TIE Rev. j. X. Lombard Major
William T. irut OF sew ork 10 augusta. dluS htcr Of
the llt" Nrn. 4. ~. IhorI
Tktll -HLt NtIAltD Al saicn. y. +. on We'd
r. Feb. %. hy Rev. T.. &. Spra.up " lIun e..
liuIl of HrpukNu JEANNE, vi the Az
thuuy lla lc| a A II salem.
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The One uundredih Representation of REESE
Michel" A Dense Crowd.

Spite of the Indictment weather and the
dangerous ice, the corridors of the Union Square
Thcater we're densey filed, last evening. oy an
eager crowd Of ladies and gentlemen as soon as
the doors were opened. The announcement
that Rose Michel" would then be PLAYED for
the one huudrcdtn time, and that every lady on
entering the house, would receive AN ele-
CANT present, In the shape Of handsome
volume, containing an illustrated history 90 this
the ter, had evidently aou-cd the curiosity
Of the ftirrr portion ut creation In the victn gc.
Their rgnt faces Mere full 81 anticipation as
they auprO 4ched the persons whose duty II was
to distribute these gifts. AMI tncN composed
a much larger portion OF the auditory than
usual, many ~ them occupying standing room,
all OF which was filed. The book, choicely
bound In sttin, ttstrfully letterei, contains
nearly nav PAGES OF letter Ure-s and eighteen
flll-page cuts. IL gives full notices Of Led
As.raV," The Two Orpnhns," and Rose
Michel" also the casts OF all the PLAYS acted
here, and a list Of all the persons aged about
tho theatre during its several seasons, besides
other things.
The performance was like ~ ninotv-nine ure-
decessurs. notable for unity. symmetry, strong
colprs. strength generally, and u harmonious
tone throughout. Ihe suDordInatioh and rel -
ton Of parts such that the represent IRE
sents one work OF art unusually well rounded
anu complete. fnis Is high praise, but II Is de-
served. The management appear 10 have aim
ed pcrsisteutIy NJ this result Ia casting and re
hcarSing their pieces. thus manifestinG a true
conception Of the ultimate purpose Of dramatic
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Mr.. Ralph Wells had novel aud not
al'oEcthyr Pleasing experience in one II the
Mppoiiomc inquiry rooms a few nights ago.
Nr. Wells years AGO retired from business TO de-
vote the remainder Of his life to the conversion
ana tr lining OF children. lie asked Mr.. Moo. y
10 give him an oproffunitF e plead with an
adult, ana tho evangelist allotted to MIN tho
task Of converting, as f.r a. might he. some
Young men who seem TO ie "a little intoXi-
Gated, and inclined to scon and make disturb
ance In the inq iiry rO Im. Mr.. Wells libored
win his customary earuestness ana fidelity. and
believed he had made an Impression. until he
discovered that while alously inquirng into
the spiritual condition o. one Of the infdels,
another mad picked his pocGet Of new silk
hau
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Bccciier'- Lying.


Mr. BeecheT when ON trial before Judge
Nelson. swore tudt The only offence upon winch
the scandal was uaSed was his hasty anu indIs-
Greet advice t. Mrs. Iilton to leave her husband,
whom Beechcr believed to ue "A bad and cruel
man. On the day of the closing Of the Advisory
Council Heecher said that he did not dare to
speak out tee luse there WAS large circle OF
PERSONS whom his revelations would implicate
in some great offence. Here Is diiemms.
Which horn shall We take hold of II Beecher
contradcts HIMSELF At the trial he protested
o give the real offence. Now he admits he has
kept IL back for others sake. We believe
neither statement. IL IS Beecher who Is prima-
MY concerned, and the offence he would hide
Is wholly his own.
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Pints ana quaits OF filthy catarrhal DISCHARGES.
Wnere does n al come from the mucous membrane
when lines the chamber, of the nose and It's ntIlc
glands are diseased 80 that they draw rom the blood
It's liquid, and exposure 10 the AIR oh IL into cor
ruptOn, This lfe-nqud Is needed 10 build up the sys
tenn Dut II Is rA facted and the system u geaAened oy
the loss cure, gam hcs and strength b. using Or.
Piece's Golden Medical Discovery, which also acts
directly upon these GLANDS. correcting them and apply
DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy with Dr. lierces Nasal
Douche the on method Of reaching the upper cavities
where the discharge accunul,tes and comes rOn The
inst runenL and both medicines sold Dy druggists and
dealers 10 modlc lneB.-Adp.
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Twenty-Five conversions have resulted from
the TINS ia the VI. f. Church, $50 West Twenty.
fourth The pastor, the Rev Thoma. Lodge has
been assisted oy the Iv NJ. Good Of the Embury Me.
o.. n n CHURCH, ireland
Mr. G. od Wl- a cowurkcr with MOODY and inkcy IN
London, and accOuIsn ed thrn 10 ths country -
slst n the roSyal- ia lruokNn and Phdelpia. since
his rival he Ia preached la CanaOa ana IN many Of
the larger towns Ia THIS ; Nitr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29

Last night " Uncle Toms Cabin" was given at
the Brooklyn Theatre IN avery pleasing manner. Mrs
q. e. Howard personaed Iop y supported by strong
cast In the course OF tle drama the Georgia Jubilee
Singers introduced th,i glees aad plantation songs
vita good effect. The plAI was Enthusiastically re-
ccive1 10y large auilelce II Will be- repeated every
night this ~eek and At SATURDAYS matinee.
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A Steamer suuk In tho MIssIsslppi.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 2S.-lne steamer Osceola, Capt.
Bowman, from the 81. Francis river for Memphis, with
900 pale. cotton, struck snag at Peters Landing forty
miles below here, eleven O'Clock last Night Anc sunk
10 eight feet Of water No lives were lost The steamer
City OF Augusta brought the up, and the
steamer III is taking OF the cotton which viii all be
saved In damaged condition.
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Am USEM ENTS.
The Oratorio socicty's Performance ofLi.zt's
"Chri-tus.'

.ChrI-,ps.,
n..'. ~, -. a.. -
Az tnelr concert last evening" the Orh-
torio Society of New York under DIR. Dam
roa,,,s dtrao,,no nor,orrood ,r., 81 -,
'Os0" u'eo"o"' Poi'Vi.'eu WV "o'As "n'on
were In rs sharp contrast to each other as two
musical compositions could very well be-
1,,o er., -, -. n ,,,r,,,, of rt.,,,. ~, .;.,.,,.
i"o "'9' ""9 " P'i"v" " "''..' =" H~t""'
ordtOriO "Christus,' the latter Mcndelssohns
"WaIpursis Cirht"
- ~. $500. ....,,.. r. A..
i'sAt : composition was p'ruy LOT orcheStra
alone and partly Tor chorus with accompani-
tnent of orcb,atr, and oroon II lated 4, tina
80 ,,..,,.',, -, wv
story oi 'hr'sl : urth' anu cons'steu "i anlntro
duction, a pastorale, and annunciation Chorus
the Latin HYMN Sftisrt MIter spccioso the
-, s, -, :. a.. ca, 49,,
song OF the ShePherus NJ tne Nrau'e' ana 'he
March of the Kings OF the East, the last two
nu,nhars b.,ny for ,rcbestta
'
here certainly was an opportunity TOT some
devotional writing N any devotion Liszt had in
Lt,,, ,,at l ,..s c.n,bia nf ex,roastr,, tr,,,.,
,i , v ne " ,nvstr Annaren,iv ha i ~ ,,,,
90 ' -, III. ~ cy,reslnd unns H. o., -
,oa S,s III, rlj,in "a ,vtfh o,has =. - e
IT, T., ,.,t.r AZ rnsfuniny "a ,,,,rh az NJ
Ahlas dr.sa ~ aud tne imnression stvcn %y sn
49,, " -, ~ ~ ,vas bnsrd ist ., 49, ~
H., ,r,r b,rriiv only ono third or a,
80 u,.o,, v,s - rrnttn"ss ~ ,bnu,ht
s,ri,ing ~ iit,Ie ,vortbie's eiI.ct, and gemsrI
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steamship Greece, London, mdse and pi.s.
steamship CITY OF Houston GaVesos, lee. and pass.
steamship city OF Austin. Fernuuui mdsc anl pass.
Steamship dion, Ahmnwall mdsc and pass.
sup IufatifJ. Huns kon., muse.
Bark treruOnd, Yokohama teas.
RarS Sicllitn. Muscat muse,
Bars TRAIT dJuiDn, MiragaOnc, mdee
hsutne usual river anu cOtstNiss vesssis
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Rupture Cured by Dr, Marsh Principal Of
late Marsh cob nt his Old uilllr, Wesley tAstOr
uOusel No uptown branch
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Momnn.. Eriendi-ney ]. M.wn.eIcr. sLtl.nnrg


Who give Laycocks Worm Killer to their l1rcn de-
car 10 10 be one OF the most useful medicines for
household use Perfectly safe. Pleasant TO sod
by drugRIsl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29
MARINE IyrELLIGE NoE.

MINIATURE ALWANAc-rHfs nay
sun rsee... 80 sun $685.. D - MOO1 set n Oh
Mon WArEH-Tufs uAY
sandy HOOK 10 a Coy. ieanu11 50 Hell tate ~ %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29

You tnn Cure that Cough or Cold by using
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. % cts. anl 81
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strongest Ilnimcut in Market" "BROwN's
HOUSEHOLD PANA1EA" For IN crudl aui external
use. Cures rheumatism, Collie Colds, Sprsius, and
Bruises.
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DOME paw - fur au inferior EIasti. Trus.
when Inc Best is ,oii Tor ii At TOMEROYs, IA Bway
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Spend 25r. Ia a pack rye Of QIlrk's Irish Tea.
Druggists sell u everywhere. 1ip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-29

Parlor suites, $40 to $20O; monthly payments
taken. Is. NJ. C0wperhwait, los Chatham stfeet.Adc.
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Nnsinrss llolltrs.
Invest Now According to Your Mems.
aIO. sli. $40. &Inn. sInn.

How to make money f. IN order. and we arc inclined
TO u TIE reader one of the secrets. ALI NA NDEH
FROlHl NGllAM co. - ~ ST.. New YORK, bank.
crs and brokers, prepared to invest Ia stocks aud
other profitable ventures OF lcgitiuiatc
lhis nrm IS famous for money making. ana II numb
among It's pHtrO hlus1ndH who well ~, a1d
80 hecsuse OF their employment ~ fiothiIrham d Co.
TO procure Investments ScnI Tor their explanatory cir
Cular. STOCKS nur. hasrd IN clrrl u ~ long ~ de-
sire. On margin 81 from three to nyc pei cont
from H]f'Dn NiiUtfdy tceHuc ErDIc 2, no. 10, 1875
Woman Friend REV j. VI. Wheelcr. strishurg.
"a, declares NiruARis PINE TREE TAG toRul Il has
"bsen great csstng 40 his wiic.' II Is M Mute
COMPLAINS of IN. female purin the N od clears
the comil Al n, and makes ROSY cnec~s lml the
alpttl.c Gnu strengthens a 4 systpmt
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

MARION EscArR. Yesterday morn
ing. while two little sons Of Mr. Gold
smith were engaged in fishing on the
wharf. back Of ". A. Jennings store.
une Of them. the younger OF tue two,
agrd about SIX yeofs tell from the
wharf into the water. which was about
five or six feet deep 1T that plate.
The older brother quickly CON-
,nenced TO cry for help first for hls
mother, and then 10 call TO some parties
ait in a boat considerable distance
from shore. to come and save :" his poor
little brother Mr. l.. s. Lowell. who
was sitting in Of the New England Ho-
tel q, the time. upon hearing the cry Of
tho boy immediately raa TO the place.
sprtng into the water and rescued the
drowning boy. Had it not been for his
timely assistance the little fellow would
in all probability, have been drowned.
n hc hail already been some time in the
sator, aud when taken out WAS at first
helpless. Six OF seven Oelestlals were on
The wharf at the tune. and instead Of rem
dering any assistance, stood looking on.
apparently as indifferent 10 the pathetic
appeals OF tho terrified little bog a the
piles andor the wharf. aud for all they
would have done. or attempted 10 dc.
the little fellow would have been
drowned in all probability
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

Notwithsta uding reports circulated
by interested persons that cannot at
ford to sell goods at the prices sdver.
tise, and that have vstehes and other
goods in my show window marked 81
below wholesale eoet--I now repeat
that Tam selling at the prizes adrertised.
as many who have embraced the op-
portunity during the past three weeks
can certify. shall continue to cell at
The soms rates for two weeks, taking
silver at par and giving premium for
gold in sums over ten dollars. A
.ady's gold hunting watch for SIS 90;
a gents stem winding watch for g. so;
set of Rodgers plated knives for
- 10; coin silver chain for 81 90; a
good clock for 81 %; pair Of good
spectacles for 80 cents and other good /,
IN proportion.
W. g. JAMESON,
Matchmaker & Jeweler.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28


IL Town MIR Albert Pike. of Lit
Ito Rock, Arkansas. the Sovereign
Grand Commando of the Southern
Jurisdiction of the Scottish Right of
Free Masonry, arrived here this morn
ing on the Annie Stewart He was met
at the boat 10y large number of the
member, OF that order in this c,ty, aud
escorted 70 the Occidental Hotel, where
b. - now stopping rs their guest
There will ne grand snIper given
him Mt that place this evening by his
ir.a~ts ~Ar- RlI~ will stop in ulis
ci,y hut short time. rs he intends
visiting other points on the Sound He
has just finished a tour through Califor
nia and Oregon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

NEW ENGLAND.
F McNatt, Duwamish River; II Nil.
Ter aud wife, Duws0ish River; X Jones.
Port Townsend; Richard Witheral.
Newcastle; NJ McKes, San Francisco:
Harris McCuliun,, Port Gamble: r
Herman. Port Ludlow; r d Packer,
Port Ludlow; l. McRedmond. Cherry
Grove; l. A Stacy. Samamish River; w
Croker. N Wilson. City; VIM Fryle.
San Francisco: W r Williams. II. g
Webster, George Pearse. Duwamish
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
r = Robinson. Duwamish; F Doran.
II Collins, New Castle; b Latz. B
Ileymens"n. Mrs. Menges. Miss Men
ges, San Francisco. J. Dillon. = Ham.
mond. John Seerley. ID Muller, White
River; X Partridge. Capt. ] Hill. Port
Lndlow; Hugh Ross. b Stretch, Snoho
mish; p Carroll, A. S Miller and son.
Port Gamble. NJ Padden, Talbot; Ad.
Eisenbach. A Rossncr, W G Hall, San
Francisco: + II Taylor, Portland; ] 0
s,erns, Cape F1attery; r H Cook.
Olympia. + Rollins, Port Madison
AN1RIcAx HOUSE.
J W Masters c Chappsa, " s Car
ter. Oregon: John JociAn. Duwsmhh
river; n Ciuch. John Cro6ard. Csrri-
boo; w II Turtlot, " B Stilwsll, New
Tacoma; s n Long. H c Pool. Port
Townsend; James Acvey. W Reed.
Port Gamble: WA George. Muekilteo;
William Hedges, Otto Arusck. Strila-
coon; " Pixley. Alesladis. Ed Rob
eftson, Olympia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

THE FogEsrEgs - Members of that
ur,,er in this city will no doubt be
pI.ssul 10 learn that their brethren III
Victoria took very important part IN
The reception Of Lord Dutfcrin. whom
we learn il member Of that order.
The lodge here. which was organized
eami wo years ago as u branch If the
virtais lodge. is comprised of many If
eas leading citizens. and IS in flourish
ih1 condition. Prom An account of the
RECEPTION as published in the Victoria
Sin'ftr'f we clip the following
On the drive towards the city from
E~quirnalt one peculiar and pleasing
feature Of the reception was enacted.
A. the Governor Generals carriage
was about TO pass the oorner Of the
read leading down 10 the Naval Club,
five fores,ers suddenly dashed from
the oonosalment # the woods. dressed
IN their gay costumes Of the days Of
Robin Hood. aud surrounded the car
riage. one If whom Mr. Fred Saun-
der- bore In his hand tho go,sl CID
Royal Standard of Great Britain. We
understand that this little manwuvrc
t,~,k their cxcellcncies by surprise. ba,
itspetaiiari'y Was very pleasing.
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AProiN rAFNTs.

APPOINTMENTS. The following
teachers have been appointed for the
four district schools of this city, which
will reopen on the 9TH of September
Central School Mr.. L. : lngraham
and Miss Chatham South school -
Mis- Bean and MisS McCar,y. North
School - Miss Freoland and Miss
Wileox. Bclltown Sehool-Mrs. Pierce
Mr.. ing,aham will act as general su-
perintendent If the four schools in al
dition TO his duties IA teacher in the
Central School.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

Tug Chinese FEAsT-Ye sterlay
w..a Gala day with the Celestial por
.,g, Of Our city IL MAS ooe Of taose
4sv. when roast pig. roast chicken, sud
...rlir abounfied among them = day
~bicb they consider of great impor-
,.,oe and one which ve isolated Mel
Ear. generally denonlinAte their fast
~sths dead ~ about ten o.clo cl yester-
3av morning. the CelestIals began their
evress from their respective doaociles
alfred .n their finest silks. with their
oacues oiled aud lusty A. the tails Of
do nestle rats. Quietly and with b.
coming gravity for the occasion, they
embarked In five wagons, which they
haA chartered for the purpse, and after
Leading che of them with goosi.y
aambsr OF roas. Pig. chickens. and
.wessmsats, etc. aud . quantity oi
Turning incense. they proceeded TO the
cemetery, at which place they Remained
about two hours. engaged In ssDdry
the importance OF which
We uninisisted bsrbarians cannot com
pfehend. boa, which are, Of coarse. in
dispsnmbie 10 ihe quiet repesse OF al
a.t,sact C-iesti.ls. After thus brief
ADJOURN At the cstnetsry they returned
d. town. bsinging back with ,isein all
,he good taiugs they took away. We
..sed Va Chung. on their return. what
!. ali meant, and ELECTED the following
attenuation - Chinsmen al 20 out 10
s;ye dead man big dinner" Upon oar
s.king why all the fool was brought
80, be answered US that the dead
g,ea bad got all they wanted, that they
oaly dined upon tie fumes and that the
1--we chinamen would have . big dinner
os.,he rest. lie also said that forty
do,fsrs worth Of incense WAS burned at
tbe graves.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

Is ENrKcTkn. Tsgolini. the famous
eperstic singer. OF whom the San Fran.
eisco papers have said 81 much lately,
ia,ends tn make short visit 81 N,cio-
ma. Washington Territory and Oregon,
and il is possible that he may arrive At
Victoria on the nexs trip Of Inc Dakota,
ile pgaposes ~ bring snail .tra,as OF
SELECT operate singers with him Their
i no doubt as 10 bis success in seattle,
Ia pccuniary point of view. ii he re-
ally possesses the talent which Is
claimed for him BY many in California.
who are enthusiastic in his praise.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

go The bark Jenny Pitts. Captain
Blinu. arrived as this port Oh Saturday
nigh, las. The following is her freight
list; For wabacber Bros.
Il Co. $50 pkgs; Crawford Il Harring>
ton, $40 l,kss; T. r Marshall. 10 TONS ;
d. Hortos,. graia elevator w, u. r
Co. 10 pkgs; P.cht II Mehlhorn. 3li
pkg~ for Olympia, ) pkgs. Stcilacnom
i pkg~ The Pitts after disullarEiug
freight There will 20 over To Freeport
"a load there with inmhcr fnr San
Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

NEW BUlLDiSGs.-Mr P.ase is put
ting up two large do'.blc buildings for
tenement residences on the corner Of
Fonth and Spring streets Tie one on
Fourth street is 3Ox50 feet. the central
part 80 test 81 ga.e. two stories high.
with wing on each side 1Ox30 feet.
one story high with a garnet above.
The other OF Spring street is 2ox36
feet, tso stories. fiat tia roof One has
been rented la advance for three years.
There Is to be y terrace between them
2ox60 feet, $ feet high. :. Mr.. l. :.
Rogers is building a small house on
Seventh street, North Of Madison. for
Mr. ID. s. Lacy. dimensions 20x30 feet.
10 feet high. five rooms. Mr. Will
hanson is building cottage on Sixth
street between Pike and Union, 20x26.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

klrskr County Fry ANos-xz- From
sheriff Williams, of K.tssp, We learn
lh.t the finances of that coany AZ in
az Encouraging condition., The asses
ment this year foots up. 1890, 600 a
in over the valuation OF last year, ot
sl6o.ooo. The money is in the treas
.Fy for the redemption Of all the couu-
{. strip, issietl prior To last January.
and the Treasurer will bc prepared oa
Ia trst of January next, to canc'l all
the balance Of scrip that il ios usii M
shall l,c issued between nov and That
tsnse, leaving the county square with
The would This isa good showing for
oar sister county, across the WY, and
sets an example worthy at emula-
ton.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

quick TiNE-Ne arc informed hv
nes. Ar Damon that the bark Allan
"a saish sailed from Port Gamble, o,s
naay, Tor sau Francisco. loaded 9ith
seoWo feet of lumber. WAS 0a.v de-
sAlasd AZ that port, from the time og her
't'Ai' seveniy Que hoarS This i
80, The quickest time that aay vessel
- eecn beaded on the Soaad. aud i,
''''asl'leri extraordinary
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

u The lstest thing out: "An't
he Ron.,n :" II you don't know
what i. means. ask Beriah.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-28

THE FiRsT-The schooner Perry
arrived on Saturday from the Swine
mlsh with eleven hundred sacks #
early for ! " Buzsy. ~ the Star
mus, OF tins city This j. the first II
TIC new crop that has reached here
ta's ssason, aud Was raised on ,he farm
% Mr. samuel Calhoun of that place
IL Is Well ma,arca. and tbs kernels are
p'amp and well filled. proving that
'eis Year, crop which promises ~ hc
very large will also be Of au eAo.llent
saality