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Salt, Bagging, Ties, &c

O000 SACKS LIVERPOOL sA''
500 Sacks Marshall's Blow os''
500 Rolls and Half Rolls Stall''''
Begging,
80 Tons New Arrow Ties,
Is Tons Pieced Arrow lies,
5000 Lbs Begging Irvine,
700 Bbls Flour (all grades),
so Boxes d. s. Sides and Shoulo'''
25 Boxes Smoked Sides and
Shoulders
20 Bills Pork,
$50 Bills Sugar House Molasses'
100 Bags Coffee.
80 Bills Sugar,
Crackers, Rice, Candles, Matcn0''
Lye, Potash, Soap, Tobacco
Soda, Shot. Powder,
Caps, &C.. &c.
FOR SALE BY
KERCHNER & CALDER BRV0'
q
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~ -
OF PITT.
For Secretary of State:
JOSEPH A. EN- 'iELHARD,
OF New Hanover.
For Attorney General:
THOMAS S. KEENAN,,
Or Wilson.
For Treasurer:
J. M. WORTH,
Of Randolph.
For Auditor:
SAMUEL L.. LOVE,
Of Haywood.
For Supt. of Public instruction:
J. G. SCARBOROUGH,
OF Johnston.
Presidential Electors for the
State at Large.
DANIEL G. FOWLE, OF Wake.
j. M. LEACH, OF Davidson.
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State, being present at Trenton -
amined the records themselves "a,
they will testify in every speech thu ao
make that the statement of Mr.. Ren;:y
min Askew is correct as taken f-9a
the records of the court. om
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j III = ID e e & A

stimulates the secretive organs, thus punl!%kt
the blood and striking at the root OF disoa ~ th.t
is the medicinal extract of the plant VI .
name found in Brazil, and is one OF the mO ss
wonderful tonics and invigorators known, o.
is used in their regular practice by inc PH'''
clans of that and other countries. :. nj.
1t will make the Liver active, Ass x",,",
ReStior, purify the Blood. restore We tor
% the debilitated, and is n certain remea' and
al diseases of ScrofuIous nst nt h,oOd,
those arising from poverty or want VI
TRY 1T. For sale by Druggists ou
Whoiesale by c.. N. CRTrTEETOOSLik
aug I6-4w Sixth Avenue, New foiA
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a1nd we commend what we have said
to the especial consideration of our
friends in Carteret and Harnett and
Moore. We shall not ba satisfied
unless this District increases our
majority at least thousand votes, and
these three counties must do it. Let
us hear from them
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Report from a Practical Chemist
and a lofhecarX

BOSTON, Jan. l, 1874.
Dear Sir-This ia to certify that have sold
at retail 154x dozen 1882 bottles ofyO,r We
GETINE since April II, 1870, and can truly say
that it has given the best satist action of any
remedy for the complaints for which it s recon
es without some of my customers testify,ns to
merits on themselves or their friends l am
perfectly cogniZaI of severa. cases OF scrOtu-
Ious tumOrs being cured by VEGETINE alone
i n this vicinity. Very respectfully yours,
AL GILMAN, 46S Broadway.
To II. r STEVENS, Esq.
Veg etine is sold by ali Druggists
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-09-08

FOlx CONG X Il : 5.
FIRST DISTRICT
JESSE J. YEATES,
OF HEREFORD.
THIRD DISTRICT:
ALFRED M. WADDELL,
Of New Hanover.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
JOSEPH J. DAVIS,
OF Franklin.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
ALFRED M. SCALES,
OF Rockingham.
SIXTF DISTRICT:
WALTER L. STEELE,
OF Richmond.
SEVENTH DISTRICT:
WILLIAM M. ROBBINS,
.Of Iredell
EIGHTH DISTRICT:
ROBERT B. VANCE,
OF Buncombe.
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Firm of 8.
Boston.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 26. 49,

CINCINNATI, Nov. W, 1872.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-The two bottles of VEGETINr
furnished me by your agent, my wife has used
with great benefit.
For a long time she las been troubled With
dizziness and costiveness these tronbes ara
now entirely removed by the ufe of VEGE
TINE.
She was also troubled with dyspepsa And
general debility, and has been greatly benz.
fitted. FHOS GILMORE,
229k Walnut Street
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I ct District LOUIS G. LATHAM. of j 1T.
I'd JOHN F. WUOfEN, of Lenoir.
Adj ,JNO. y. STANFORD, of Duplin
III, f. H. RUSBEE, of Wake
9Th F. q. ROBBINS, of Davidson
9th r +. WARING, of Mecklenburg
18th w B. GLENN, of Yadkin.
9Th ALPHONS6 O. AVERY of Burke
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FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN
NATIOR Macs J,~,1 1o-,

Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir Through the advice and earnest
percussion of Rev. E. S. Best, of this plaza I
/ ave been taking VEGErINE for dyspepsia
of which have suffered for years
L have used only two bottles AMI already
feel myself a new man. Respectfully,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-09-08
District Electors.

DANIEL G. FOWLE, OF Wake.
j. M. LEACH, OF Davidson.
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yECETEAE

Ia acknow ed I'D and recommended Inv nh =.
.ians a apothe carries TO be the best ,pr;ss.
md cleanser OF the blood yet discovered and
to health "otn
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Invested in State Bonds. $15O,OOO 90
d. A. Jenkins, $50 90
Soper, rs 90
Costs in law suit, 80 90
Poll tax retained, 415 Is
Paid to teachers of schools, 80, 9S1 SO
Paid to John Hood, Its 90
Loaned to University, 10000 90
Loaned to Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, 1900 90
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-07
Territorial Fair


OLYMPIA, Oct. 9TH, 1876
Eli. lNTELLIGENCER: - The Sixth
Annual Exhibition OF the Washington
Industrial Association. of this Territory.
commenced here Monday last. the "a
inst
The iirst lay of the Fair opened up
bright aud warm The entire iay WAS
occupied in receiving articles and N ar.
ranging them in position. NJ visitors
We're admitted 10 the grounds excepting
those having particular business con-
ncctcd with the Association.
lie second day. like the first. was all
connection; receiving articles for *
hihit aud assigning them places Re
fore noon it was found necessary to pro
vide more room for the display of fruit
aud vegetables. so carpenters were sat
10 work constructing new stands suita-
bile for the occasion
At T. NJ Hon T. III Reed de
livered the opening address III the
dancing hall, before an attentive audi
ence. AZ the conclusion of his address
President Bush thanked the speaker
fnr his remarks, AMI declared the Sixth
Annual Exhibition If the Washington
Industrial Association to Ia formally
opened.
The third day Of ,he FAIR proved. be-
vond Doubt that the exhibition would
b. d sslcves> Visitors came pouring in
from all directions: every steamer
brought a guodly number ot yassen-
gers. and wagons from the country were
loaded down with whole families.
Olympia turned out "a ssasse. BY =.
NJ the buildings and ground surround
my. were filled with Eager look
crs-on.
At Z. NJ. Rev. Mr. Utter delivered
half hour address IN the daacins hall.
which builiing Was crowded with list
eners The gentleman spoke for some
time upon the culture Of potatoes. AMI
closed his remarks upoa the slow and
patient Investigation of scientific
works
MAS somew ha; disappointed IA not
seeing larger display ot articles on tx.
hihition. u, nevertheless, | Was we'll
pleased VITA wha, li1 ~ee. | have
attended the State Fairs IN a number nj
the leading States III the oio0, but 20
be candid in the matter. | have never
seen finer display Of fgul, ani vcgc-
tables than | saw here considering the
limited por;ion Of trrriIo-y represented
In the fruit and vegetable department
Thurs,on county take the lead The
display Of apples AID pears are very
fine Wheat. oats, corn, bva's. Iea>,
small seeds. etc. are quise extensive,
also some very fine woodoarsiug, mould
lngs. etc
Snohomish county comes nex;. with
hcr assor,men, OF fruit. fully a toe -
these Of Thurston county, hat IN small
er quantities The grain display from
this county l. very good. also the veg
e'aole department j. well represeitcd.
With potatoes. csblssge-. ,ugnlps, ctr-
rots. t.se;s, oauliiiowers, sQuAshes, etc,
most If which were exhibited a. the
county fair las, month. Several va
riesies Il grain were also exhibited.
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Chehalls county exhibits some tine
specimens & '->Grp-;-e' ard other kind.
ot oats. anl farley
Lewis coon;y i represente.l - tine
collection e batter anl cheese. mS ie 81
ts4e Nl.AwAy dairy
i5JtsCe3 bali basAel Il cat. ,g.rt-
;y-twa pounds in weight raised "a the
>kagit rlyer
King ceuutx 3. rather poorly repre-
s~utet / noticed some very line hnw
ers. the pro llctio ct Mr Lawton. or
Lake Washington marble cutting 10y
Mr. C4rkeek. and spring jei,. man
afactared by she tw0 competing firms
IL that line ~ >ea,ile clos aes washers
moaijings, sewing machines. leather,
l-ser. >tep-lasi.lers. and 4 number OF 9th
- things. from King equity
TIE dancing ball J. handsomely dec
Grated with pictures. The millinery
department 4 replete with a fine di.-
play & needle work A large Cen ten
u,al hed spread, with the flags 81 forty
different nations represented thereon.
attracts considerable attention. A
moving machine, plow, rag-carpets.
boots and shoe, AMI few other smaller
articles. complete the exhibition
inside
The display u stock i quite limited
probably owing 10 the high rate OF
fare, and the inconvenience in getting
them here | noticed a pair of four
year old ~taliious-one from Thurston.
and the other from Mason County
they were beauties.
This being the fourth day of the
FAIR the attendance is large-nesIly =
thousand people being present. and
increasing each successive day
The address this afternoon was deliv-
cred by Mr. Thompson. His remarks
were 0. a general character, and appro-
pirate 10 the occasion He closed with
good and substantial reasons why our
farmers should, AT the coming election,
vote " For a Constitution. in order
THAT We may become a State
The first race of the series running
came of this afternoon half-mile
heats, best two In three. There were
three entries VIM. Whites horse, Joe
Hooker; = d I. Drewry's horse, Pat
sy, and Chambers little mare,
Clara CLARA" won the race. her
best time being 562 seconds. There
will be horse racing on Friday and
Saturday afternoon also
On Saturday al / / \. VI there will be
a foot race, distance one hundred
yards Francis " Cook and Samuel
VI. Percival, of Olympia, and George
Ridge, of Seattle. have entered in the
contest, The Seattle man is said to be
no slouch OF PAGER. lie having won
the 100. 200 and 300 yard races recently
at Victoria.
One commendable feature OF the
exhibition Is that no intoxicating Ii
quors are sold on the grounds. The best
ot order has been preserved throughout,
aud 10 cap the climax the Fair is a
grand financial success. II.
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THE DAILY N7EIIICENCER.
Saturday, October Z, 1879.

KrsHEp. The Puget ,5uaI Fan.
dry wa illuminated With molten ron
and blazing farnaces until late hour
lat night, and oat of curiosity we
dropped III ~ see what i. all meant.
We found the large force Of w0rkmen
basy IA filing their mods. and were
informed that they found It necessary
70 10 some night work on account Of
the rush Of business just now. They
~eye casting graf bars for the Port
Gamble Mill Company. from which
they recently received III order for two
hundred. Besides this Job and mum
croas other smaller orders they have
taken - contract u cast ali the car
- heels. i-oxes aud car irons for the :
Il " " L. X Mr. Wilson informs
"a. that Two year. ago they only turned
of one bias. week, while for the last
YEAR or 80 they have been obliged 10
tnru II furnace each dsv This
shows shat 4 rapid stride Seattie has
made in the foundry bushes. ~ . short
period The time !. not far distant
when our eiiY can boast of as large an
iron foundry business. a. any city Oh the
Pacific coast oni stie Of san Francisco.
That this business will be one If the
principal industries Of Seattle in the
future IL evident from the fact that our
railroad enterprises. the working Of our
coal mines anil our extensive milling
operations, will create demand for
iron work
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The MARIosErrEs.- Yesterday at
ternoon was gala time for the juveniles
Of Seattle. The public schools were all
dismissed for the afternoon to give the
children IA chance 10 attend the matinee.
and at the appointed hour they were
ilocking 20 the hall from all directions,
all agog with expectations. i'll which
they were not disappointed. for they had
the pleasure of Witnessing the finest
matinee ever given 10 the children Of
Seattle The programme MAS essentially
the same as that Of the previous evening,
and each part MAS rendered admirably.
eliciting loud applause and demonstra-
tions 81 hearty approval from AN au-
diencc Of over five hundred children and
grown pcrsone Another entertainment
was given Ia the evening 10 rather
small nudience. rendered SO by the large
crowd who wen. 10 the dance at Port
Blakely. The performance was excel.
lent, with a programme considerably
changed from that OF the afternoon and
evening before The troupe left here
Tor Portland. They will perform there,
and at Salem during the
Oregon State Fair. returning To San
Francisco rta Victoria. IL is 10 be
hoped tina. they will stop at Seattle
o,i their return aud favor our juveniles
with " The Babes ia the Woods" and
number ot other entertaining dtrtr-
ffsseHeais which they can plncc upon
the stage.
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ARRIvED--Mr " ? Boyi Q; the
firm e Bowl Pn-~irl * Young. arrived
last ey~alug ga bnri the DAko:a
VI Boyd has been Speeding ssreTal
weeks IL San Efancl~co. paying sp@caA.
attention 20 the purchase Of the Fal.
and Winter s;ock Of that energetic AID
thriving business firm The stock
which u being opened today. consists
ii dry gods, gents AMI ladies' furnish
ing goods, and a general as-0Ftment IN
keeping with the stock kept a, the
Ar.ade NJ BOYD reports ,hA; his
mission was more than ordinarily sue
ccssfll. and that be took advantage Of
the los state 81 the marke: which Ak
is,s ~ present. and tha, the hrm can
now claim Is much super GRITTY Ia tho
selection OF their good - any house in
Seattle
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Cut This Out

Ir NAY SAVE YoUR LrFE-Thcrc
l. no person living hat what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases.
Coughs. Colds or ConSum ption. yet
SOME would die rather than pay - cents
for bottle ot medicine that would
cure them. DIR A. BosCHEEs GER.
MAN SYRUr has lately been introduced
IN this country from Germany, and its
wondrols cures astonish every one
that tries it. Ii you doubt what we say
In print, cut this out and take il Ia YOUR
Druggist and pet sample bottle for
IL cents AMI try it Two doses will
relieve You. Regular size - cents.
CRANE 4 BRloHAM Agents.
San Francisco
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MoRE Guops - We noticed las, even
my tina, Me~srs Mundt Il Davis, Of the
Seattle Auction Store. were husily EN-
gagged III unlocking heavy invoice OF
new gools which they received by the
Dakota yesterday. They now have a
very large aud complete stock ON hand
consisting of every description IT
mems clothing. boots. shoes. hats and
trunks. also all kinds If mems furnish
ing go,is. Mr.. Davis informs us that
they will commence disposition al
their goods At suction 10 night. and will
c,n,inue 10 sell 10y auction every nigh.
Tor The neat month or two. This firm
COMMENCED buineSs here about mon.h
and \ half ago. and ou account IT their
enterprise ani low prices. have secured
All extensive patronage and oollt up q
most rcmaneraiise trade
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- Tie work 4 aging the tse. for
the super.trastuFe Of the SEATTLE aud
Walla Walla Railroad. along the BAY
) progressing a. upidly a- posi- bic.
They are now laid ~ for over one-thlr1
the distance from the terminus Of the
road IL the head # the bay The track
5 also down about TX hundred feet
above Mechanics wharf Hvery effort
IS being made 10 have the road com
pleted and equipped If possible before
the winter rains set ia
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SSonoMisu A gentleman from
Snohomisl City informs us that every
thing bespesks progress and prosperity
thcrt The little town is dotted all over
with new buildings Two carpenters
who have been working IN partnership
TINS season. have already completed
eight new buildings MIR Simon Ell
well has commenced the construction
OF fine dwelling house recently. and
Snohomish's enterprising merchant. Mr.
T. {. Ferguson. u Improving bis
premises considerably He proposes
To- move bus large barn aud warehouse
which stands full in Front street. out OF
the way. and Front street will then Ice
opened through 10 the lower part Of
the town. This will ncccssi,a,e the
Construction of another and larger
bridge ia thu; end of town.
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- Among the arrivals per steam
ship DAKOTA was Thomas Il Merry. At
one time publisher Of a paper at Coos
Bay. Oregon. We understand that be
Is TO take charge OF the Eeeaiag Dtsgatch
whether temporarily. during the pres
election canvass, or tor longer period
Of time. We are not advised H. either
event We extend t. him the courtesy Of
our kIpdliest wishes for his success.
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STILL CoNTINUEs The Great Re
dnction nj Jameson still continues.
AN SELLING WATCHES, Clocks AND
JEwELRY CHEAPER THAN EVER SOLD
BEFORE N ANY RETAIL STORE on
rhE Pacific C0Asr Ny stock must
he reduced prior To laying in the largest
stock ever opened North of San Fran
cisco. Come ono and all, and get bar
gains
W. q. JAMESON,
Matchmaker and Jeweinr
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foR run DANCE The steamer
Bl.koIy arrived here last evening with
,bont twelve or fifteen ladies aud cou
siderahIy larger numt.r Of gentlemen
frum Tacoma -. rgaie for tho dane. AT
Biakely Here she took on board a
very large number Of people 10 partioi-
pate IN the pleasures of the occasion.
This latter addition 10 her passenger list
put the captain under the necessity OF
proc"ringa special permit To carry two
hundred passengers From this fact We
may naturally infer that the bali at
Port i'lakeiy was success So far as the
complement of number. j. concerned.
aud AS to us success otherwise We take II
Tor granted from the fact that every pre-
para,i0n has been made To render il so
by Capt. Renton and the hospi,able
peop.c of Blskely. Steinwc9s band
went over 10 furnish music On Mon
day We shall have fall report of tho
whole affair
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-07

nEArn w are IN receipt to-day Of
the melancholy Intelligence from Oak
land. Oregon. Of the death at that place.
on the Goth of last month. IT Mrs Ma
alda, wife Of James T. Hunt, II this
county, aged - years. MIR. and Mrs.
Hunt lett here about two month ago IN
the hope that the change would
ecnctit has wite's health, bat on
arriving AT Oakland she Was taken
dean with typhoid fever and died after
seven weeks illness. She leaves -
family oi seversl small children, and
her los> will b. moaTned by many
friends both here and in Oregon.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Occidental. HOTEL.

r
john Browne. Newcastle: J Nal.
colin, city; Watson Allen. Fails City !:
David \. Taylor. Falls City; John
Dowall. Victoria L. L. levitt, Wild
by Island Il Elliott. White River 4.
John Barke, Port Madison; Vim.
Bracket, Lake Washington John II.
Gardiner San Francisco Miss c. l..
~anborn. Boston, Mass, j. kundson
aud vile, San Francisco: G. q. Halter,
Wildly Island ] +. Ianigan. New
castle. J. Hu;t. Newcastle: VIM. Sank
Newcastle; Wm Job. Newcastle VIM.
Darlington, Port Townsend
AMERICAN HOUSE.
Geo. Brown. { " Allen. Port Lud-
low II iIartnell, Snohomish; j Ohm
stcd White River: j. Thompson. New
Castle; Peter Ayune. Renton Mines
: Wells. - " Johnson. Watsonville.
Cal; " II Stillwell. New Tacoma: +
BAXTER. Falls City. Chas C. Curtis.
Madison David Lister. J " Burse. Ia
coma. @ Call, NictorIs. VI III Abbott,
D>lies. Oregon, John Ward. Wisconsin;
Johu / Stevenson. Snohomish City: u
Brewster, Oregon; + { Brown. Renson.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-07

- The steamer otter arrived here
yesterday morning FROM Snohnmish with
twenty-one passengers and quantity
of freight She also took on board
quite load of produce At Snohomish
city for the logging camps on Hat l.
land, aud oil her way up called At that
place.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-07

The C4ty n seattle ape- 0FdAiu - folieaA
-grFgoa !. THst the .WAefa ~ zeal property ufi
the east slide ~ Front street. from JsIaes "a PIKE
street shall build and enuttr3rt good and sab
rtantlaI sidewalk. tHslFr TT in width. 9th
piAuk MT Tess than t~9 inches 30 thiefAess and
we'll spiked daNll o. strtuF%r- uot is~s iu slzs
than fur IS slx lucAe.. n good sound wassi saI
sidewalk - - esnstructe according - ths q Tree
flopa u TIE Cit5 Surveyor.
sac fhat il shy psrss.u 20 rrrant.s shall fan
q comply WitA section Due az thla Ordinance
within thirty days after tie comp iefisu 90 the
grade 10 front q the property tie -gg.st Cnnl-
missioner is hereby directed g. build said tlue-
SAX a. dessrlhssl 10 Sectian one 81 iris fJr,54-
nance, sD3 tie sFPsnss Occurred lu hul.aiul ths
SANE including al taier!ala ssll b. asa hffti5
- Assssse& agsiHkt the al uiuiua 1T otDef~ sn8
- - - 80 iectea from them ~ dAesar reuaitIsa
ar collected Ia other cases
This O:dsn4Aee "a tAke effect ag. dsJ altar u.s.
publication
Passed sept ID. l-7e.
Published sept @fth. 1876.
& A. WE'D Mayor.
M. 4 I>gAS City Clerk x0.w
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RELOCATED Miss NJ. ". Thayer has
changed the location OF her school to
the resi- ience of Mrs &. Prosch. corner
Of hifd and Seneca streets. We learn
that it is meeting with gratifying sue
cess
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-07

Y. " c. A.-The usual Sunday
praise meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will Ice held ut the
NJ. T. Church tomorrow afternoon. At
four o clock.
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.45~ The usual service will be held
in the Baptist Church Tomorrow, at ii
a NJ. aud +. NJ Preaching by Rev
J. A. With Sunday school At 1880
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ter Rev. Mr. Bgley will preach in
The Brown Church To- morrow at II A.
n aad Rev III L. nuuning in the even
ing Sunday schs~,l IS usual. after
assn,ng service.
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~ The steamer Comet l. having
some repairing done to her machinery
nj Stone 4 Burnetts wharf
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.7ff~ The barkcntine Josephine sailed
from Port Gamble yesterday FIR san
Francisco
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT

CoRAECTNp nAiLY 1T .. HcKrDS . 80.
-EArTIE. oct g. 3ss6.
Gold Ia Scw Yark s. srsF ellie
Cs;Trensy. Gere 6uytns. - selling. 81
Trad dollars. - hal! dollars -
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TuE Celebrated Humboldt Brewery,
san Francisco. - Lager Beer fresh aud
col Il the City Beer Hall
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~ The Commissioners of this
eoansy meets to-day 10 elcc, Probate
sadge sies Judge York, resignei.