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, 1876-09-20

bourdals, Of the French B0rque /" La
Bretogne" from St. Mal0, France, IN
ballast bound for ST. Thomas.
...... From the 18th September, OF
noon, until the 18th, at 8 am, when / en-.
tered Sombrero Passage, I observed a cur
rent going South, at a speed of Ii miles
per hour; this / took as q sign off IN APP
preaching hurricane, together with the
changes in the clouds and the irregularity
of the breeze. Being South of Tortola at
A pm, on the 18th, night came on, AMIDST
suddenly, and I then felt the first puffs OF
wind and shaped my course in order to
avoid the Islands amongst which | was.
At about 10 pm, q lulI came on, and I
sighted St. Croix, at about / miIe...o
Notwithstanding the violent wind which
/ expected, from the centre of the Cyc-
lone, | set my m%ain-topsails in order to es-
cape from the land. AS | was passing
the East end Of St. Croix, OF about 1000
yards, a gust of wind tore away oil my set
sails, and part Of those unfurled. / hove
to, without any sails on, and in this posi-
ton, at 12mid. the wind veering to S. w.
| sustained all the force OF the centre hurri-
cane. At 2 am. ,on the 18th, the puffs Of
wind diminished in strength, and the sea,
which up to then, had been exceedingly
high, and covered my ship, also abated.
The Barometer (Holosterique) which had
gone as low as 722 commenced t0'raise,.
and the wind shifted to S. E. At 4.30
am, | shaped my course n, N. w. under
small sails. AT IL am, l sighted French
mans Cap in the mist, and at / pm, /
entered the harbour Of St. Thomas, without
any further damage to my vessel.
METEOROLOGICAL and BARoMErRlcAL OBJ
sERvATloNs taken by Captain LEBoURDAis.
during the Gale of the 18Th and 18th inst.
1876. (Barom6tre Holost6rique.)
Sept. 18th 4 p. Sky covered with larg o
clouds from N. E., heavG
puffs from the same direction;
Barometer 764 min
0 P. m Lightning from all parts
of the horizon pufs %Increas-
ing In violence; Barometer
765mIm.
10 p. m Strong oscillations of the
Barometer; heavy puffs tor.
rent Of rain monstrOus sea
interchaDges Of calm BarO-
meter 740mlm.
l2mid.-OOntinuous wbirlwinds from
s. W. rain and sea as be.
fore; Barometer 722m Inn.
" 18th 9 a. m.-Weather as before, with
oscillations of the Barometer.
2.20 q. m.-Weather abates Baro-
meter 730mlm,
z az g. H. ), " " 75Cmlmi
43O a. m.-Wind from S.. E wsa.
Their abatiRg, and Barometer
raising rapidly.
EXTRACT Of Report from Captain
Giqueaux. Of tie French Barque
W Marie r "
, 1876-09-20
1870 Hour. Long. Lat Progressive Diameter
5F2nn~ s,oos 1904 Speed.
* Sep' . az m eman2S99 17o9g Mile per hr.
10 " 4. 30 am. 64o56 l7o55 lo4
% 9. am. 66075 1925 1923 10 miles

1t is presumed that the centre passed
over the island of Puerto Rico and had a
course Of N. 75o w. and touching the sea
again OF the Northwest part Of that island.
It seems that when nearing Cape Cabron,
tSto. Domingo), according to the report OF
the R. M. Cos steamship "Dee" it curved
off to the N. W., as at S pm, on the 18th
the wind was East, yeering to North, it
therefore could not nave struck the North
side of the island of Sto. Domingo,-but
as we have no further accounts from there
we must wait to see whether this is con-
frmed or not.
, 1876-09-20

EXTRACT Of Report from Captain
Giqueaux. Of tie French Barque
Marie B"
.a.-I left MARTINIQUE on the 18th inst,
at 10 p. M, In ballast, for ST. Thomas.
On the 18th fine weather and light breeze.
On the 18th, at noon, | was 90 miles to
the Westward of Saba, fresh Easterly
breeze, which caused noe to, reduce my
sails in order not to reach st, Thomas
before daylight :, at s. a. M. Of the 18th
sighted St. Thomas, and at $50 a. m. an
chored in the harbor.....
, 1876-09-20

A GREAT deal Of anxiety is felt for the
island of V1EQUEs, as the non-arrlval OF
vessels due here from that place c]ertities
that it has suffered, and as it was nearer the
centre Of the Cyclone, the damage which
it has sustained must be great. The sloop
Johanna which left here yesterday tor
that island is expected back tomorrow
morning.
, 1876-09-20

our conclusion from the progressive speed
of the storm disc, which was from st.
Kits to the long. of St. Thomas, 164 miles
per hour. The following table will shew
its position at different hours:
, 1876-09-20

II will be seen by a report appearing in
another part of to-day's paper that the
r. NJ. S. P. Co.'S SIS. Dee, whilst on her
passage from Jamaica to this port, expert
enced the hurricane of 18th inst. We
have been obIigipgIy favoured with an
extract from the log-book Of that ship,
for which the chief officer will please
accept our thanks.
, 1876-09-20

From this time the rise of the Barometer was
steady and the weather moderated rapidly.
, 1876-09-20
5000
Noon .05.

EXIRACT Of Report from Captain Lee
bourdais, @he French Barque " La
Bretogne" from St. MaI0, France, IN
ballast bound for 81. Thomas.
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THE DAILY lNTELLMENER.
Friday, Nov. 3. 1879.

4 SEED.-lf one thing - s.ss.. I'D.
"a than another = seattle !. To- pfcs.
EFT time /; Is probably gsoi tan
laundry under the management II .one
cosnpetent person or I@Tsons. %. The
"Mssscan persaassou, a. John & hina-
nan woald PIT /, The people here
have got firesi % Chimes. laandrv work
The fact is notoriosg, that they destroy
clothes ~ The value every week ~ mors
than their balls arpo1nt 10 by ,heir
proress Of th,esbin2 sni scrubbinx
them ~ pieces Besldes thi. they are
quite unobiiging. frequently iosc arti-
cles Of clothing which they are savcr
wiling Ia replAes. AMI often buny ~
tIcses home, which ore i most par1Icu
lar about. ~ q condition tr.i euoly.i -
aggravate The mos, patient woman ia
the world They seern only 20 have
one idsa, that g. 10 get the work Doe
somehow. and ge. their money for IL.
A great number ot .ingls men bosr..-
ing a. the hotels have b.cone ti%gustssi
With their w0rk. ari y ~ com fnoniy
.ald tina. hne shir;s wa-lIej and ipise
up by Chinsu1en vout stand more than
half = dozen ablu,i ~ i.sF this To.-
.on fastidiou, peopla - tho cities If
California never 49,. heir clothing
To Chinese laundry. and their lann-
dries are becoming more unpopular
every day San Franci~oo supports
!, large numbor Of these ,.sta blishment.
condscscd 10y white people Stockton.
supports two larg. -tesm laundries
handsomely, Saersine nto, several. San
jose. couple. AMI all the interior Cit
hes Of California IN tho same propor-
portion In those cities the prOpric-
tors Of the laundries have % pay for
water AMI coal ~ high figure. and
also round sum for rent, The prices
there for laundry work are also lust one
half what they are here But notwith.
thes. facts they make money
At IT, The proprietor Of one Of the
laundries III Stockton. commenced with
scarcely anything. and is now in .i''
The proprietor OF one
ia San jose. after failing in tho grocery
business. started . steam laundry, aud
IA few years accumulated quite lit
Ito property from the proceeds Of IL.
What Is needed here ia Seattle, il for
some one Ia start good laundry out at
the lake, where water aud wold will
cost hardly anything, get good de-
livery wagon. and he would find plenty
tn do At very r.munerative rates From
the fact that We have seen parties sue
cesd 80 we'll in Californis. in u similar
No may predict for the per
son that starts such an establishment in
this city certain sncccss, providing /, il
managed properly. He would soon
about ali the laundry bust
ness in the city.
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OK TIE Rot r.. The steamer Dls-
patch arrived h RI al sht before l,st nj
. o'elok from Olympia. making the
trip iii So hours. which may bc con-
sidered very good tune She brought
down from tho Capital number Of
passengers and quite it>t If freight
Last evening she left sgaiu for Somi4h
moo and Nay ports with u full cargo II
freight aud large nnnber ri passcn.
gers, among whom were large nam.
Der of immigrants from Minno>ntN
with their families, bound for iIeliing
ham Bay. she will hereafter take the
Tcaser's route. carrying the mails be-
tween here and the lower part Of the
Sound After this trip she wilt he
commanded Icy Capt. Munroc. who has
long been IN command ot tho TraSur
When the T.aser returns irom her
down Sound trip with Judge Jacobs
md party, she will De- hauled mp here
for extensive repairs Her machinery
and hail will he thoroughly overhauled
AMI new boiler. will be pu. in the
place of the old ones. which are nearly
worn out hy long service. After her
repairs are completed She will be put
~ service again as iobbing boat.
The steamer Dispatch is an excellent,
trim it'll. boat. and aa mail steamer
on the down Sound route will h come
very popular boat. under the efficient
command of Capt. Munroe. aud as the
business between Seattle. and the port.
down the Sound Is constantly incress-
ing, and il already very large. the boa,
will be likely 10 pay her enteri rising
o~ncr handsomely.
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OUT AGAIN. -- Mr.. n Lee. the
second mate Of the ship Eldora,io, vi be-
was % brat ly bea,eo here aboard of
that vessel on tho isth OF September
last by two mut.nous sailors. and who
Was removed To the marine hospital q,
Port Townsend immediately after the
ARRAY. returned here Yesterday. He
has 81 isr recovered from his injuries
,ha, he WAS discharged from The ho>pi
tai few days ago; bu, i. viii lso some
ti,nc yet before he is entirely restored.
aud perhaps he will never fully r.
cover from the effects of his wounds
Had he not h-en = man of very strong
constitution be would not have sur
vived the ia,s,srdly assanl, II appears
that his injuries were much woess than
At first supposed. and that be was for
long time IN very critical condition
lie bears the scars Of two fearful
wounds on his head. made si,h cap
stan lar in the hands Of \ sialwart
aud brutal sailor. and also received
severe injuries about the breast. While
lying on the deck IN a sensele~S con
dition. IN tue same manner His re-
onvery is probably due. more than any
thing else, TO the eNcellent medical
treatment be received
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-03

WHATcoM ITEMS. As for good land
II il generally conceded that Whatcorn
county contains the larges. body of ~
ricsltural land on the Sound. Good
land. which can he cleared NJ compare
lively little cost can te found along the
SkAgi, and No)ksack rivers. and in
many other places throughout the coun :
". open To settlement under the pre-
emption and homestead laws Mr.. J.
II. Plaster, contractor. is hard ut work
removing the jam In the Nooksack
river. We are told that be is making
excellent headwsy.-B h. MAI.
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Angus, Flower .

The nlos miserable beinSs 81
world are those suffering frou Iiss}--p
50 and Liver Compiaiat-
More han seventy fve y~r cs-n;. -:
,lIs people in the United s:a'~s 81
Afflicted with ,he.e t~o 3ls-@ses an
their effects. sgch as Seer Ssomseh,
Sick Headsche. Habl,aal Cos:iveness
Pslpisa,ion Of the Heart, Heart barn
Water b-ssh. gnswIng and burning
pains a, the pi. OF he stomach, Yellow
Skin. Coated Tongue ~nd disssreeabIe
taste ia to. mouth. coming ap 81 fond
after Eating. lo~ >p,ri's. K % TO
your Druggis: and ~, - ON; is~-s!e
II AUcUsr FLOWER or Sample Bottle
Tor 20 cents Try tive doses Will
rsli-ve yoa. Agents,
CRANE { BRI6HAx.
wholessl~ Drcggi-.-.
San Francl~co.
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NV MIDLAND.


" Harry, Whsscom. James Bevan
W Bevan. Ren.on: + W,nchell. Black
River; q Boyle, Duwami.h. u Il Han
SELL san Francisco. X Becker. Fidslgo.
J Ward.ll. Maine: J Schaefenburr.
wife and four children y Bessuer. T.
Bessner. NJ FclIer. L EeaSnan. Mrs.
Beasman and seven children; Z BnnnelI.
J Wilson Port Madison; + Stevenson.
J d Falkenb,rg. Eugene City. 7 Ken
nedy. I Menxies. Port Madison. W l.
Stearns snd family. Kansas; Az Ssyr
and family. Z 4 Jacobs, G. Jacobs.
Walls WallA.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
] X Marshall. Fred Barker. George
Fisher, Harry Kent. CRY; Mr.. - +
Gonch. Port Discovery Il \ Austin.
ID ITALIA. J Writ, George Wilson. Port.
land. samuel Hancock, WILDLY Is
land; CA Williams. + + WilliAa,s. Co
lusa: T. VI Smithers. Rcn:on; Tho.
shallow. Wha,o,m. l. Cine. Dausi-
hess. J l. jscobQ. Port Madison. ] p
EsSenbach. George Buckingham. San
Frsncisno, VIM. Csrkeek. II n Ssun-
ders, city
AMERICAN HOUSE
George Coso, Port Gamble Il c
smith. Arthur smith. White River: c
Denny Por. Madison; q " shAaer. "
Cook. Pert BlSksly; Jos~ph H.yes.
s,eAmer nisps;ch; J XcLond, ] NAY,
f Stevens. John Hauhusn. Pprt Mad.-
An. y " Arthur, Victoria; b 7 Hay
ward. Belhngham Bay; Lewis Por,
Madison. Lewis Hesdriier. II Carter.
Tscnns
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Cor CAuour The schooner Perry
Capt. Rowden. Which ~e mentioned on
Tuesday morning as gosns :" sail
some time during ,hs, iay With lad
Of freish, Tor Ia Conner, did not leave
here until this morning She WAS de
tanned On account If being obliged -
pat in . new jib boom. on Monday
night. while lying at Crawford 4 lIar
rlngton's at low side. she WAS swung
around by the wind, hev jib boom
cAuSh, under the hart. and when the
,ide rose. i, WAS hrnkea abort OF This
pa, the Captain - the necessity OF get
ting = new bcnm q. = cost a ass.u, $50
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-03

SPOKANE IrEas-Mr. Co~ley tells
us that bot few Of the emigrsnts have
reached 'he Spokane country. that be-
ing of the main line Of travel He
says tina, on the Spokane there is a
large amour. Of public land open 10 set
Element. For farming purposes this
land is scarcely equal 20 that on the
Palouse, bat for stock raisers there Is
no better country 20 be found The
ranges are almost illimitable, and when
the Walla Walla and other valleys ara
ali taken up for agricultural purposes,
the Spokane will be devoted 70 stock
purposes. and from there We must draw
our supplies IF fat cattle The stock
men who settlei % the Spokane several
year, since have been Lighly successful.
and many Of them are IN good circum-
stances just NJ this tune prices of
cattle on the Spokane rule low. Cows
and calves are SOLD st from $40 10 fl2.
but with any considerable demand the
figure would advance. Persons coming
east Of the mountains for the purpose Of
engaging in the stock bushes should
visit the Spokane country. " ".
'NfafesmdH
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WALLA WAILA ITExs.-We are in
fe-Iei BIZ NJ Ever who Is the lead
ins msrchau, - Col;Ax. th4. during
tie l4sf two nou.h. he las re,&iIei
over to tous Of issi.. To- aiding par-
Iro~e'. "a the uew immigrants ~ho have
stir. ~ that portion 4 Whitman
county. Wheat WITHIN the lat dsy
- tWo hss gone ~ - - cens.. aud IL
now in active demand a; hat figure
The wa ness frosa Europe hes CAUSED
. 2vn-ra a1Vance 10 hreatstuT.. thus
Illustrating The I'D saying 'ha. !, i
o. Al news that brngs no'-osiy luck
NJ Frank Osselll has III, a, this
otfsce several bottles q wine, hi. sra-
son'. vintage, which we have Gboii'tesi
t. ,~vvral friend. Of .pproset juds
meat. IT. II vvrsiict -. that with age
It Al. Iss quite eanAi 10 The b,ss Cali
lfornis ~ine TIE present. autumn
e1cels - last nine predecessor ga
health ~ this valley There IL "
httl- II any sickness 20 >pesS o: this
tli A. usual thing when the farm-
ers begin 10 plow. the doctors have
plenty Of business Not 80 much this
se..an however. for all Is well States
MAJ.
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4 BAD PLAcZ---Lss, evening il
''~ girl white r~-ir1 asrng CT The
sC,zia .ti~ II Ma street. Eel OVER a.
abrupt ris The aid w.lx =, Lery's
Cigar Stand. aisf VS. hur, sAi'y. La
lng the sidewalk there la tina condi.ion
- = ~rs.chei piec- o. esrslcs sns-ss. q
ay rhe east ~everAl persons hAvs
come Tear being hart there IN tie ame
maauer OF late, aud !. Is high time thu.
the partses whose business II IL % look
after II. should Do 81 Immediately 4
pew piece II ssde~alx was pa. down in
front If Wildman's l.gslfing. several
Inchc. higher than tie wax adjoining
-. snd there -. therefore. = hreasrexk
jump le't ~here the juuction Is made,
Of thsee Cr f1rr inches 4 Trr-on who
- not aa.re 4 !. i, likely . - tripod
~ any time
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To EXrsSp NJ ie-ler Las bal \
surveyor making -nrs'y -; the -nd II
his wharf, preparatory 20 making an
addition 10 II ct ltAxtn ..,t The
work. We learn. will hc coin neucrd
shortly The Object i - maxi the
wharf more convenient place for the
landing Of the ocean steamer. aud deep
water vessels. The improvement will
DO an important one. and one that is
demanded by our increasing commerce.
Probably no ono can appreciate thi.
fact more than Mr.. Iesier. who has al
ways led the march in wharf-builling
here
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~ Tee r~rr,-.rai- hal 4 a. tim.
q rt - Bl.k~ly -, ni.Ht Te~ -'r-am-r
t.soF!te Jeff b - -; : n'ci'~-& 10 ~,
thriving ji'tie port ~Irl III Jud~,n Of
3oat'l snd = isrgs nam --r 4 as fr.snss.
ana oo-lairffvr- frou ;hls eity. She
made the rua there ia tifty-sin snd one
half minutes. aud made the home trip
Ia on. hour ADJ i've minutes Upon
reaching Blsxeiy the psrty YER re
ceiyed by an ~ntlIu~lsstic crowd 81. the
wharf. ard suli shrek. 90 the mill
" hi.tle. di>e hargiug Of cannon and
loud cheers. III. hall wa. crowded.
and addresses were delivered by Messrs
Jud.on ard " hi.e The Democrass
pronounec il grand success IL every
particular 4 grand torch ligh, pro-
ces-ion was also one Of the feature Of
the 0ccz.l'H
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u The larceuist. whom We me

u The larceniss. whom We men-
toned a. having been apprehended for
stealing coat, and rs getting oil at the
was put Ia work on the streets ycster
dav in lieu Of til" tiue He had only
been AZ work short time when he
"-tepped down and ont" and WAS soon
over the bills aud far away" I. IL q
shame that these niscrcau,s can dcfraud
justice on. of her dues in this manner,
aud he allowed 10 prey upon societ y
unpuni-hed.
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L. The bark Icnnium sailed from
Pos, Blakely yesterday for san Fran
cisco. aud also the hsrken,ine Free
Trade fo- New Cseldon,s This leaves
Rlakely without vessel and lumber
piled mp 10 every direction. They need
= portion Of their Acct RICH; aw.y 20
d,min,sh The lumber piles.
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- The schooner Juanits, Captain
Kyle. arrived here yesterday with %
tons of wheat and oats consigned 10
Schwabaeker Bros i Co. About two
thirds of this will be shipped to San
Francisco on the Psnsma on her next
trip. and the remainder will bs kept
here for home consumption.
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~ The steamer Comet came down
from White river yesterday afternoon,
with sixteen tons of hay. oue hundred
boxes of apples. and SIX passengers
Sh,. lett immediately Tor the Duwamish,
aud returned in the evening with .
boom al logs for Colman's mill.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-03

L. The Republicans are on. with
flaming posters all os'r town .nnounc-
ing grand Republican rally At Yes-
Ter, Hall saturday evening Judge ia
cohs l. expected To he here SATURDAY.
a',eru~oe ou tn. Tca-cr and ~ learn
that Governor Ferry vii also be on the
r,rtrum. In short. all the ID. guns II
the Republican, party IN the Territory
are "a hc hrough, intp action on the &c
"A sion ami All .nthu-i~.tic time - ex-
pectea This il to bc II. last cla,gr
of the campaign on the rank and t,le ot
the Democracy, AMI it J. proposed TO
make II d.tisive one.
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NEW Through tn Vic
toria by daylight. The seamer Eliza
Anderson, Cap, Morgan. will leave Sc
attic on Wednesdays and Saturdays at
3 \. NJ. for Victoria. and will leave Vic
toria on Mondays and Thursdays. and
connect here with the Zephyr for up
Sound. Pleasure seekers can visit Vic
toria on Saturdays and return here Non
DAYS
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~ ~ '"t . IF''tl II WI F'NF'V'
si'h generous sprinkling of older ones,
Convened Il the residence OF Mr. j. VI
Colmsn last evening, on Fourth street
on the occasion of the Congregations /
SociShlc held at that place. l. is
hardly necessary for us To add. that a
good time was the result THAT the "oli
peoplc' enjoyed the evening ,nuch, AID
the young folks in particular. The
party i~oke up At . late hour and re
paired 10 their respective homes.
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~ The steamer Fanny Lake will
leave here At o'clock this morning
for Snohomish She took on large
amount of freight yesterday for tina.
place. including 10000 feet Of lumber.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS - The
following transfer If real estate took
place in this city Yesterday
Mr. John Leary. administrator of the
Vim. brown estate, sold 20 Harry stone.
$50 acres near Freeport Tor 81 600
May +. Settle and -. Baslcy. ex GU
trix amt executor estate uf j settle,
sold 10 Chas II Perkins block 81 Soui IA
Seattle. Tor 80. aud also from same par
ties 10 l.. L. " Quimby. block "a.
South Seattle aud block q. Eastern Ad-
di.ion. s61.
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~ Judge c n. l.arrnbec. IT {

~ Judge { II. Larrnbec. IT trs--
cen, Farm. WILDLY Island, repo:s
apples in good dcnand, the Siwa.hes
investing IN tons OF them for their feast
The Judge also reports = good taryc-,
GA the island and barns full # grain.
hay. etc. Al his farm wild deer are fire.
quen,ly seen grazing with the sheep anil
cattle WILDLY is noted fnr deer and
other game
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10y The steamer Eliza Anderson
arrived here last evening a. O'Clock
fro,u Nictoris, with thirty passengers
AMI twenty tons Of freight she will
leave here gain m Saturday morning
=. o'clock Tor Nicforis and NAY ports
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-03

kReoa liz al item Yesterday ,,ou,
eernlas the land purchase ot Ms.>Fs
kentou Holnes 4 Co, the amoun,
should have read go. III Is. instead "a,
va. II as. IS printed
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-03
.,s-rhe bark Marmion will sail fro

here to- day. beaded with Renton coal.
Shr ais" took "n yesterday. 900 raw
hide, ifom A A coan. Among her
cargo she hA. a solid lump of Rem
ton coal weighing one and one half
tons
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-03

- The bsrks ysde.,e AMI oakl@nd
ssaled from Pot Msi.~oa yesterday for
San rsnsa~ro
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-03

- Tn. ,ch 1osssv Exc i,lor ss,lei
from Port Discovery yestersiNy f'r >sn
Fran 80
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-03

RErURNKp.-W. H. Humphrey. the
adiug Bookseller X S,a,ioncr OF ,hi,
city. arrived home last evening from
san Francisco where he has purchased
the finest stock of HRiddy Go>ds ever
brought TO this city. HIS stock will
he opened for inspection shortly after
the arrival Of the City of Panama.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-03

cosagcrEp p.uT sF =. HORIZON 90.
SEATTLE. Nov. ;, ls-&.
Gold In New York q saF.
cgirr~n.y. herS. buying - selling. o..
TrSt< dollars. - half dollars. -.