davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-20
3meite Nbtbeilung.
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Sb &rie9, OF 6rieben: Die Weniden
wolen leben, molten 8ortbeil sieben aua
ibrem @emerbe, mo0en iorgen fir ftd)
unb lire Na6fommsn. Setbit oas luittse,
leidtiertise Seer Der &uuitreiter 1T ueit
e%ntfernt oapon ben blutisiten &ries ale
eine nriade gu betradten, auf Der Sd
renbaut ;u ltesen uno Sunser uno Durit
ALIEN nit Dem 2elen bon Sdla6tberids
ten. Bolttiltren uno benz Neu6ern Der
Spmpatbtecn fir oieie ooer iene Yartei
iid gu pertreiben. -
Sc mar I'M Serbit bes SabreS 1864,
uno se9en @noe oes sewaltisen moro
amerifaniiden 8iirserfrieses, alS in oer
Staot ct. Souls eben cine iolde &units
reiterseienfdaft nod INNER alabenolid)
ole 8epeiie ertielt, oaB troe Der ensse@
orudten, ausen idwddenoen enololen
3e~itunssipalten, man nidt blind fir 6te
tbirsrrBen, resenbosenfarbisen Plafate
aeworoen, troe Der idmeren &riessitener,
ben 2euten @elb aenug seblieben mar,
iid oes Ibenos gu p~er9nlsen uno beite'
rem &unitaeniifen bin3useben.
Der Circus beitano aus elmer feifen,
su0lf 5uB boben 8retterfrieoisun9, iiber
welde elm 3eltoad iid m0lbte. Nebnlid
waren Die an ben @ilcus 9~rensenoen
Staagebduoe erridtet ,uoroen. Nnes
leidt beWeslid uno bered)net auf @elo.
uno 3eiterlparniB.
2roe Der siemlid primitipen 8auart
mar i'm Snnern Der 2uftba0e fir quite uno
bequeme Cite selorst poroen; Drei
perihieoene 8anfarten ampbitbeatraliid
iiber chamber seldidtet, Der leete Stang
iebftperitanolid auf ole sr0Bte Nnsabl
uon .3uihauern berednet. -
6ortieeung folst.)
, 1876-07-20

tbnen in unbeffimmten Sormen Dol h'ps'
benben l3ufunft.
Sel ftrablte Die Come bonn 9tnrtel
nieoer. Die Wimpel flatterten {; ein sttns
itiger 9uftifrom bldbte bic Seael.
Som 8oroertbeil beriiber t0nte melOs
bid I'M @bpr aus einer @ruppe Gmi1
9ranten:
uArmeS Ser3, tuas flo9es Du
, 1876-07-20
Aeentem Derlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adriftla

Gin pursisss Sstenaaf ~ zen bsrabmtsa gDsrfts
,.1hree Years in a Man-Trap' anb Ten Nirhu
in a BArsRoom," pen Z. e. Artbur. Das lssti
uHp srSBle 8uG pisiss s~sTsisrten s&rtftata., . - alSm
tenb ilulfrirt, elegant a~stuaesn. miro "a GaultnpH y.
taatt. " pire ssn ben bsracrraseubasn psrisasn ss.
3eitanaen ees eanees auI bas @anHiafe hsDs,hssss
stas SsiStat. sen 9tser.Ssn anb Ssls,A,osnsss, =
Haasa. % DirO uasbr fa. bis Sa6s 81. Mss,sfs.;, \,
Dts Mo5sittdii esp'rttn ale &sisss. aesnisa nelSs
.Mqtn n H. ssriaaft.u, aaESsn stsssasss asS .as
aat 10 SIet srsmplars stsiss @a&ss p~sriaufen.
Portrait IN SteelaiS lre s,asm Isssa 5usisyibsates
aesrtsi9t. UslNttsbsnes 9irculare anh tsiAs mi Ss
SSs0,anSsaassn tyssesa sssi auf anfrass spftaSa ss
S"sFs, Reus' Pes TtaNt4spiN ~
, 1876-07-20
pes 9asers TlndJt.
(Sortieeuns folst.)

Beriete Did, wertber 2eier, nit mir
i'm @eiite suriid in Die eriten Sabre I'm
ierey slorrethen 6epub. il. Da ieben mir
an einem flaren Serbltmorgen einen Wiann
i'm Siserfoitiim ourd 8obrsebiide oes
Iiolideu Opio idleiden. @S mar elmer
iener ballamiiden Snoianer'S CONNER
ta9e, um Die uns Die @uropder niAt obne
@runo beneioen; Elm eisentbiimliAer,
weider Nebelouuft. sleid einem 3ep, Drs
idleier. ientte iih lanaiam 3wiihsn ben
Baumiuipfeln binab uno rubte bebaslih
auf ben fernen Siiselipieen aus, wabreno
Die N%tmoSpbdre nit jeuem liiben idmads
tenoen 9aub burdwebt mar, ben mir sur
s3sit Der Damme, uns I'M n0rollhen Somz
ner itets 10 freuois besriiBen.
als Oh &nselein Mahts suoor oas
Simmelsselt friia ibertiinat batten,
prauste oasielbe IN elmer wahrbaft italiez
niiden a3urbldue, wabreno Der AbiohuB
slatt uno un9efrGuielt. pie elm 9roBes
Silberbuno iiber bic @sfiloe idlid. Der
gan3en Natur war Der Stemlpel Der 6ube
auiseoriidt, uno audi Der Sdser, Der iorss
los nit ieiner lansen, idredliden 5linte
auf Dem 6iden oabinitrollte, idien Die
~llsppisfeit BET Natur in uollen .3iisen ein=
auidlirfen.
Sn jenen Taaen muroe Die 5linte bios
sesen ben Sirid, 8dren ODER uielleiht
aesen Die 6otbbaut aebrauht, 10 oaB es
Dem @iAbOrnden J. 8. oa3umal s%eitattet
uar. 10 gu iasen iorslOs auf oes Sasers
gtaie berumsutdu3eln uno ielbit Elm SiriA,
Der int @altbaus n3um Dalbbadlein' in
pollen d3Hsen 5ehte, erbob beim Gnblid
oes SaserS nur lansiam fem 5adlseS
@emeib, ituete einen Nusenblif. febrte
ibm feline iteiihisen 2enoen gu uno itrid)
ianslam bon Oannen'
rSatte ih ba cine aiinllise @~elesenbeit
sebabt", murmelte Der Sdaer fir lid bin,
pdbreno ct fid auf Die Slinte lebnte'
nSd bdtte Dir cine &usel ourA beine
Sersaerpe iaaen fOnnea aber Du brauaf
bid nidt gu fitdten ; bemn bier Deinst
&ameraoM iino beute idon 9efallen, uni
i9 babe fem sefalen nad mebr." Se'
oieisn Worten 3Os or feline oids Pel3miiee
aus Waidbarenie0, bonn &Opfe, nm iid
ben @dwsiB BON isiner @tirn gu ftrei.
den. Sn Der Ndbe lprubelte elm eistaltel
Waiierquell unter ben ihwar3en Wuraelr
elmer eide berpor.
Der Sd9er lcbnte feline 6linte 9e9er
ben Saumitamm, uno, feline Pel3miit'
nebeu iid legend biidte ct lih, UNI Der
malen mie Der alte Diosenes mittelit Del
boblen SanO iid am fitbten Born gu Ia
ben. Gein iomperbranntes Nntlie ipie
] aelte Iih auf cine wunoerbar malerlid'
, Weile wieosr auf Der flaren Waherldhe
} Wdre niat Die san3e Nufmerfiamfeit oet
Saaers auf iein eisenes Bib seridtet as
wsisn, 10 parea ibm bic 8ilonliie oreie
, 1876-07-20
Sin bemerfensW critics Bud a.
Nrtbnt's lettes uuo sr6Gtes.
@efohr!!!

ODER; Serluunoetla Dem Sans zines Srenabes.
Stttss npneuestfte aS,re bieles 8tteranen Der
AmsrhaNtilen Siteratur bat ais Yorpurf einen Dc.
Spltes heribrt uno aiebt einen i1retliden ueberblid
nber ltebel, needles CO ~blosItelt. MuferpreentliG
ipannene unc amfresene, wiro es pon AGeu nit
Ss8l:roe 9slslen lperoen. Snuitrirt Miis ibpn se'
rnneen. gSlr lino entiblohen, eas Mud in leneg SSas
iiuille oes aanoss eiuiuiibssn iao ~pferiren nod ns
~caaenejene &eFtbelle aleu- mSNnliasn unb meibli.
AsR Su6lsribsniealammlsrn, AaiF, p~srlan9eu liberal
8sm uno bsldbrsibenSs @irsIlare. 9, NJ. Itpbbar.
n, 9e,, fas Gbstnut CTR, @RiIe, sgD2m3.
, 1876-07-20
8 y
I'M &etait p~erfauft 81 Smportations. YreiIen,
DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
MO- COS OIL. ....n nSa <. .A

no. 3 Mr6 Giraffe. @fe Der 3wetten uuc
@oates etr. nnb 6el Glib 0ritte Str,
pbtlaoelpbia IA.
Dies 1T cine Or9aniiatiOn bon Gapitaliten um
2hte 81 impOrttreu uno 81 pertbeilen
nit einem tleinen 0elpimn, Der Dem Is onlunentet allen
Oeminn Der 3lpiidenbdnoler eripart. gDir eontroliren
einen 9roBen 2beil esr beiten 5bselorten. ptl4s uaH
oieem Hauoe tommen uno Die nur Don uns lelblt usrs
tauft peroen. Terjoneu. Welde bon euoeren blnolerH
tauIen tbun oies ju ibrsm el9ensn atahtbell.. unlere
b6uler in Gblna uno aapan BADEN Die beiten 6aciittd'
ten aur Musmabl, mas nns 9roBa WortbeIle ssmabrt.
YDir babem gum 8ertauf unferer 3beelorten in als,
bauptitdoten Der Yereini9ten Staaten stores etabllrt
gDir 8eben uneren &unoen elm
GcbDneS Sci Ebrpmu,
| seupmmen pou osn metropolitan Werten amsr.tanis
iber uno irsmoer 3iimitler), melbes. wenn in suytm
8iloerlaoen 9etauft ne9r tohen miros als Der WrsIs
oss 3bsss betrdat Dsis 9prpmps Ruo elm 6siasnt
fir uniere RunDer,
Mas ~eetaulen Maaren q "a nti ri, bah ne uou.
tommens SsfrltoiSuns 9sipabren opsroas Gelo aurad.
e~ritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Il A Co.,
30. s51 Nrd StraBe, Ode 3peiten uno Coates gtrahe
unO 621 Sao 3wsits Str, %bila.. "a, 4p12nt.
, 1876-07-20

e O. n fir gsenten II unIeren sepn neuen
~ W ! Nooelttes. ssrabe In ben Martt
setrabt. Wtan brau6t lie in ieoem 6auis. Muiter
unb Circulate flei per pnIt %uerianot..
49B27aps y. y. Wbtte u. Co., Neparf, 81. 8
, 1876-07-20
@patt's 2ebenS'8 aliam.
Gin meDt1tnlid1es YNunnrr.

Npeundttsmue, Neur algta, @tnt IN tprem blimmten
Stadium, Serpttln, &bnt9s. Xrantbeit, &rpIpelas, AT.
ten, sreBe Stma@e, eeber. NM Aiersnletoen, Mins.
purun &c. &c. wtre Iuft Ssfimmtthe purb hieien &pnte
aasr 8eintsnnssmtttsl sebsiIt. Derielbe 1T spsIunp.
iwausia Sabre btnburt som Yublitum erprObt, "a,
9unperttauienes Yoa Baasn ssbstlt uap eurtrt nus.
Denn nab Voriprift 8snpmmen. ST elm ftberss 8etl.
mitttl BON 5iftln IN alen bellbaren 6dlen, curirT ptt
faulfen altsa 9eitplre, ielbft no Der Rnoten I&pH sns
8etrehen IN.
Spatrs eebenss8 aIfam eurtrts Serrn 5. 3. asn-
map. GragDpen I'M yarf-Ibeater tu Sropflpn, ". D.,
pom troniften Hpsumatismus. nadpem eerielbe Vsns
@rfpla bon ben pOriueiiblten Ner3ten @Hrppa's unb
4merifaS betanpelt wpreen mar.
SpattS Sebenss9 taltam curtrte 5errn y. o.
5pap, Dpdmaher Np. III Map,lUn Str., bon stnsm
9eiabrltHsn 4et6plr, nadbsm er iebs Mouax TN
puret.
$patfs Gsbeas-Baliam tsiltt Ssrru 5aepb Mutb,
SiFes 9tp. 242 @reen>pib Str. Won siuem lerpfuIslsn
@sl6wure, wsbet ets 6auintB iGpn bic auf ban 8nspen
Beerun9en NOR. PER- u. bat rrahreno Is SabreA Hat
seldtbeaer 5etiuna tetne NoteeerbGlans Der Rraaipsii
erfabren.
Spatt's ..eebens.B BALKAN euttrts Serrn Wtuiam
| Sprtnaer, 80. 1883 Brpenie Str, p~pafaneia pom suit.
3lnretem Reconnaissance 10 ernfltber Dirt, baB psrlslbs
ben @etf bes 8rdnten ftcn pertpirrt bate. Der DE-
naante fpnats mol ieins 9anb 3am 8ppfe srtebsa xnp
mar raprsnb orsiss Yt0nats ans Bet %asfsRslt.
3u BADEN In Der Saupt,SfTee GAG @rano Str, ant
bet Apptbetern TN MaGemetnen. au 81 per 5lafbt. Ssts
| 5laihen s..
Ssait's bsrasmts . stimitts1 Has:
Spatt'S uufeblbarer 9ebens, BALKAN su 100.
Spatt's IA b" bsRpslt tarisr asbsas. Saliam. ~
$1.25. - Spatfs Yulmentr Salfam. pbsr Der S6wtnb.
fltttsen Nreuae, su $500. 3patt's Smie stat.
uaent, u~nfsblbar flr eeieen unp S6msrSsn isSsr art,
aOsfpsb. Snansnta, gatarrp, iu IS Gts,
gDenn Obtse arittsl ntbt In surss apotbst. ptsr an ua.
rem plaet ~ baten Nnb, 70 penbs man f9 sIrett aupas
Central DspSi, 2i6 @saasar.. y. .:
nsbsraa atn per SrprsS ssrl&tdt bsim baIttr
Oueenp. 13m2Utou
, 1876-07-20
2~p3is.

EaAAA NJ hammer unc Srauen psresn lsst tr
cVV Iangt far unfere neuen @oicferern
BiIeer. sedbieies. e%sineniaeen mnn gdbreibpa'
pier. @roAe @innabmen nit Stderbeit sc.
madbt. Won fdreibe ipfprt UNI Girtulars an . e
@uernfep. Yublifbsr. Concord 81. j.. 4W4mi.
, 1876-05-18
From Daily of Monday.

The Merry Makers under the
management of Sheridan Corbyn,
will open tomorrow night at Yes.
ler's Hall. Everything in their pro.
granme is fresh, sparkling, mirth
provoking and thoroughly enjoyable
The Worrell sisters are charming
songstresses and actresses, full OF
grace, animation and piquancy
Knight is the King of Dutch Come.
dians and has made an excellent
reputation. Lou Bodecker has the
reputation of being the finest pianist
on the coast, and is liked well where
ever he goes. Richa ds is a most in
himself as a song and dance man
He will introduce Fiery Fiery or
the first night of his appearance
Mr.. Frank Jones is first class il
everything pertaining to his line; he
plays on twenty instruments.
, 1876-05-18
FROM DAILY OF SATURDAY.

UNDER the heading of "Klept
tonlania," the Tribune yesterday
made some statements that are cal.
cnlated to mislead. The article in
question is to the effect that gen.
tieman, who suspected a woman
employed in the family, of robbing
him, had her premises searched and
there found some six or eight hun
dred dollars worth of goods, and
she was subsequently prosecuted on
the charge of petit larceny, and fined
$40 and costs. The facts of :. the
case were that the total amount OF
goods found in the woman's posses
sion did not exceed $50, although the
amount missing from the gentle
mans house was largely in excess
of this. 1t would certainly have
been rather curious case if a wo-
man found guilty of stealing six or
eight hundred dollars worth of
goods should be convicted of petit
lIrceHy.
, 1876-05-18
From Daily of Tuesday.

HANDSOME SIGN. Harvey Pike,
the well-known sign writer, is at
work on a sign for Val Wildman OF
Vanity Fair that willexceed in beau
ty as well as in cost, anything of the
the kind ever got up in this Terrific
ry and probably on the coast. The
sign will consist Of the words Vanity
Fair" each letter being separate and
on separate block, and they are at
tached with hooks to the sign board
SO as to be readily detached. The
letters will be heavily inlaid with
silver, more than $500 being used
on the ten letters that make up the
words, and the whole costing 5000
, 1876-05-18

The Olympia Echo says: The
Directors of the Western Washing
ton Industrial Association met in
Olympia, May 9th. The word
Western was dropped, ard the
Society will be known hereafter as
the Washington Industrial Associa-
ton. The capital was increased
from $4,000 to $4,000. Fences,
water supply and grading were pro-
yided for and plans for pavilion
adopted. The building will he 100
by 20 feet, with. an upper story con-
tanning an art gallery and dancing
hall 10 by 80 feet, with ample stair
WAYS. landings, etc.
, 1876-05-18

CHAs. PIERRE, the prisoner men
toned by US last week, who at
tempted to kill the jailer of the
prison at Steilacoom, Mr.. Hawk, by
firing several times at him with a
revolver, and who escaped into the
woods, was reeaptu.ed on Thursday
afternoon about half past 8 O'Clock
, 1876-05-18

Bark Buena Vista, Port Gamble |;
bark Sonora, Departure Bay ; bark
Harvest Home, Seattle brig Levi
Stevens, Seattle.
Sailed-Ship King Phillip, Port
Gamble bark Revere, Nanaimo /;
bark James Chestop, Port Gamble !;
bark Forest Queen, Port Ludlow.
PORT BLAKELY, May 16-Arrived
Bark Caroline Reed, San Pedro.
PoRr DISCOVERY, May 16-Arriyed
Ship War Hawk, San Francisco.
PoRT TOWNSEND, May 17-Arrived
-Barkentine Fremont.
The North Pacific arrived at a
quarter to 10 NJ, last evening, and
after discharging large amount of
freight which she brought up from
Port Townsend, left for the head
waters of the Sound.
THE Baptist Sunday School will
hold picnic on Saturday, weather
permitting, at Bell Town.
UN1vERsAL1sT.-Rev. E. A. Nc
Allister will preach at Reinig's Hall
this evening at TX o'clock.
BRITISH COLUMBIA ITEMs.-Yes-
teraay afternoon, just as the House
had commenced it's sitting, a stran-
ger, lately from Thompson River,
was observed to be seated at Mr..
Vowells desk. He was approached
by the sergeant-at-arms, to whom
he stated that he wished to address
Mr. Speaker relative to claim
which he had against the United
States Government. He wanted the
people to arm and assist him to gain
his rights. The sergeant-at-arms
prevailed him to upon withdraw,
and handed him over to officer
Lindsay, by whom he was lodged
in gaol. The unfortunate man, who
is said to be quite demented, only
arrived from the upper country a
few days ago. -. j.. As the steamer
North Pacific proceeded up the har-
Dor yesterday to turn, as usual, a
Siwash in a canoe got across her
bows Just as she came abreast of the
ferry. The steamers paddles were
stopped, but it was too late. The
Indian seemed frightened, and the
Pacific struck the canoe stem on,
and it was, of course, utterly
smashed but the Indian rose from
the water, and clutching piece of
the wreck. foated very quietly until
picked up by the ferry boat, which
carried him back to the other side
of the harbor, none the worse for
his ducking. On the 9th inst,
man named William Thompson,
while engaged in burrowing out
sawdust from beneath the circular
saw at the new lumber mills at
Baynes Sound, was struck by the
saw on the head, and probably
fatally injured. The skull was
badly fractured, and he was sent
down to Nanaimo in canoe for
treatment. :. Victoria is consti-
tuted port from which goods sub
ject to excise shall be exported in
bond.
, 1876-05-18

TIE old buildings adjoining Col.
mans new building are being torn
down and the ground cleared for
Frauenthal Bros new brick build
ing, work on which will commence
at once. The new building will con-
sist of one story and basement,
the latter of stone and the rest of
brick, with handsome iron front.
The dimensions are 30xS0 feet, max
ing it considerable larger than Col
mans building. The building will
be ready for moving into within the
next three months, and when finish
ed will be one of the most substan-
tial as well as handsome buildings in
town.
, 1876-05-18

BILLY HENDERSON having taken
charge of the Bank Exchange res
taurant, is determined to make it
the neatest and best managed one in
town. He has had the room
thoroughly cleaned out and neatly
papered, and procured the bestof.
attendance and cooking to be found
, 1876-05-18

A THREE-score-ye e-year-and-ten-year
old correspondent OF the Albany
Democrat wants a president from
Oregon, and for that high and re-
sponsible office, recommends Hon.
J. W. Nesmith, who, he says, could
fill it in the real old Jeffersonian
and Jacksonian style.
, 1876-05-18

ARRIVAL OF THE DAKOTA The
steamship Dakota, Captain H. G.
Morse, arrived at this port yester.
terday afternoon with about so
passengers and 17S tons of freight
for this place. The passenger list
and memoranda of freight are as
follows: Passengers-Mrs. Albert
Wright, Miss Shinn, o. Hall,
W. S. Smith, A. Schwabacher, wife,
children and nurse, J. H. Waugh,
Miss J. Wright, j. B. Hewett, wife
, 1876-05-18

THE Express has a report that
Capt. S. D. Libby, of the steamer
Goliah, and an old settler" has
fallen heir to q handsome sum by
the death of an old lady in San
Francisco, who was relative OF the
Captains.
, 1876-05-18
For imported cigars, go to John
L. Jamieson's.

City BooT AND SHOE SToRE.-The
be t pla e in town to get your boots
hoes is at the City Boot and
Shoe store, kept by M. McAndrews,
pa ctical mechanic. Nc. keeps
tho best stock of boots and shoes in
town. Ask for Buckingham & Hech
boots and shoes. Boots and shoes
made to order at the City Boot and
Shoe Store, and repairing done neat
ly. All work warranted.
, 1876-05-18

WoMEN's rights seem to be rec
ognized in Vancouver. There are
six members of the softer sex in
that village who have paid for lie
enses to sell tobacco and cigars, and
we are sorry to say, part of them
vend spirituous liquors.
, 1876-05-18

The steamer Dakota arrived in
Esquimalt harbor last evening at Z
o'clock and leaves there tonight at
the same hour. She has quite a
number of passengers and consider
able freight for this place.
, 1876-05-18

REAL ESTATE SALES. - Danel
Hines to Jas. McCarty-A of fifty
acres in King and Snohomish
Counties; S400.
Sarah Bell and B. r. Freeland to
Daniel Bagley-South Il of lot g.,
block 5, Boren and Denny's Addi-
ton 81 1888 80.
Terry estate to G. G. J. Navarro
lot 2, block 65, TerrY's 1st Addition;
$500.
, 1876-05-18

THE Merry Makers, splendid
troupe under the management OF
Sheridan Corbyn, will be in this
city and give entertainments on
Tusday and Wednesday evenings
next, at Yeslers Hall.
, 1876-05-18

PaEsBYTERIAN.- Rev. Fl. P. Dun
ming will preach in the Brown
Church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. Evening service a half
past seven. The Union Sunday
School meets Immediately after the
morning service.
, 1876-05-18

JACK LEVY opened his cigar store
this morning. He has up a bulletin
board on which he proposes to re-
cord the events of the day for the
benefit of his customers.
, 1876-05-18

NJ. E. CHURcH.-Preaching to-mor-
row at II A. NJ. and 71I P. NJ, by
Rev A. Atwood Morning subject,
Belsnazzars's Ball" Evening sub
ject, Christian Work" Prayer
and praise service at 4 o'clock.
, 1876-05-18

IT has been customary in old COM
munities to suspend pieces Of stick sui
phur around the necks of children as a
protection against contagion in epidem-
les. A thorough washing with GLENN' 3
SULPHUR SOAP has b en- found a much
better preventive. Sold everywhere.
, 1876-05-18

A BILL before Congress which
provides that all officers appointed
by the President for the territories
shall be bona fide citizens of the
territories respectively for which
they shall be appointed.
, 1876-05-18

The building occupied by MitcL.
ellis saddle shop, adjoining Stacy's
new buildings on Mill st., is being
raised some 6 or 8 feet to bring il
up to the level of those buildings.
, 1876-05-18

The ship Dashirg Wave of Taco
ma, was in cur harbor for some
time yesterday. She was in tow of
the Goliah, which stopped here for
fuel.
, 1876-05-18

THE business heretofore conducted
by Sam'l Rey has been purchased
by Messrs. Keene & Peasky.
Thanking the public for their pat
ronage, / cheerfully recommend my
successors to the public.
SAM. REY.
, 1876-05-18

THERE will be preaching in the
Congregational Church tomorrow
at the usual hours. The pastor will
preach in the morning and the Rev.
Mr.. Wirth, baptist minister) in
the evening. All are invited.
, 1876-05-18

WE had the pleasure of a call
from G. B. Bagley, Esq, of the
Courier, Who was in town IN brief
visit. He left this morning for
Olympia.
, 1876-05-18

BAPTIST CHURcH.-Preaching at
IL A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ. Sunday
School at 121s. The evening SER
vices will be conducted by Rev. J.
Hall Of the Congregational Church.
, 1876-05-18

THE bark Enoch Talbot will finish
loading with Seattle coal and sail
for San Francisco to-day.
, 1876-05-18

The Aida has been chartered to
bring the Merry Makers down from
Tacoma. They will perform at
Yesler's Hall this evening.
, 1876-05-18

For SALE.-A desirable residence
consisting of 2 lots and q house on
the corner of 9TH and Pine streets.
Must be sold Immediately. Apply
to Moore, the photographer, Seattle.
, 1876-05-18

JAS. MCNAUGHT has sold to I. and
B. Lynch, 744 acres in in the Cen
tral Seattle Homestead Association,
Tor $500.
, 1876-05-18

5aE steamer Teazer towed boom
of piles over from Blakely, to be
used by the Seattle q Walla Rail
road.
, 1876-05-18

THE tug Mastick, which has been
lying alongside of Crawford & Har-
rington's wharf since Saturday af-
ternoon, left this morning for Port
Discovery.
, 1876-05-18

THE ship Niagara, loaded with
lumber from Port Gamble, sails
from Port Townsend this evening
for Rio Jaueiro.
, 1876-05-18

For Eastern and California Paper
and Periodicals. at P 1blishers' prices
go to John L. Jamieson's.
, 1876-05-18
Marine Intelligence.

FREEpoRT, May 14.-Sailed-Bark
Marmion, San Francisco.
PoRT GAMBLE, May 14-Sailed-
Bark W. @. Parke, Honolulu.
SAN Francisco, May 14.--Arriyed
, 1876-05-18

SAM. REY has sold out his bar Der.
shop to Geo. r. Peeslee and Frank
A. keene, who will hereafter con-
duet it. Sam intends going to Cal
ifornia on visit.
, 1876-05-18

DROP in end see the new stock of
Centennial Novelties Just received
by City of Panama at John l.. jamie
sons 5-tf
, 1876-05-18

REV. D. N. UTTER, Unitarian
minister, will preach at Reinig's Hall
tomorrow at IL, A NJ and Pm
, 1876-05-18

SoDA WATER.-For the very best
ice-cold saltwater call on J. f. Nor
rill.
, 1876-05-18

HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexiCn; removes
freckles. tan and sallowDess; makes the
skin soft. white and delicate. Its ap-
plication cannot be detected. my8yl
, 1876-05-18

VICTORIA, May Is. - Arrived
Bark Henry Buck, San Francisco.
, 1876-05-18
New Arrangement.

TNTII. FURTHER NOTICE THE STEAM
~ er ZEPHYR" will leave Seattle
for Snohomish City an way landings on
SUNDAY Mo rning; returning, will leave Snoho-
mish on Monday Morning. cave Seattle for
Olympia and way ports on sdays and Fri
days; returning Wedne sda Us al Saturdays.
JAS. K. l. OBB1NS,
Seattle Oct &c. 1875,
, 1876-05-18

SERVICES in the Episcopal Church
tomorrow at the usual hours.
, 1876-05-18

In the matter of the Estate of William Brown,
deceased.
DY virtue of an order OF sale issued out Of tbs
- the Probate Court Of King Co., made and
entered of Record the 9Th day Of May, A. D., 1879
shall sell in front Of the Office of said Probate
Court, in Seattle, in said ounty at 10 O'Clock
A. A., on the 3rd day Of June, 1876 one tract of
land known as the Quiet Claim containing
abeut four hundred acres Of land with about
eighty acres cleared. good buildings. an orchard
etc, thereon, more particularly described as
follows: The southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section fourteen Q4), lot num-
be- one q and the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section number fifteen (15)
lots ore, two. thre, and four Il. Q. 8, and 4) Of
section twenty-five (22) and west half OF north
west quarier, northeast quarter of northwest
quater and northwest quart r of southwest
aua-i er OF section twenty three t23) All the
foregoing described lands being in township
iwenty-iour t24) north of range three t3) east
willamette Meridian. Terms Of ssle-Cash in
United states Gold Com, one-balf on Jay OF
sale the balance in five months
JOHN LEARY,
Executor and Administrator of the estate
of william Brown. deceased.
Seattle. rg County, Washington Territory.
Dated May sth, 1876 myl3wA
, 1876-05-18

HAzLETT, the celebrated tramping
eypo, arrived here this morning.