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ADJUSTMENTS.


Mrs. CHANFRAUS VARIETIES THEATER
Last nights Of the brilliant Comedian
MIR. GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE.
Monday. Tuesday Mr. Rowe's grand play.
and Saturday, THE GENkVA aKO -.
GENEVA CROSS NJ ,TINEE WEDNESDAY.
WEDNESDAY, EvkNING, LITTLE EMILY.
and nhu Fsi ~ ,,rHE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
Saturday Mainee-1I OF LEAVE MAN
Monday Jan. 1.-THE genuine version of D'Ennery's
Two ORPHANS vieng in sp'endor with the
original Union Square p OduetiOn.
In pr paralon, grand Military Spectacular Drama.
full OF beautiful scenic and dramatic effects, en-
It'll d COL. WiLLOUGHBY.
Wanted-Fifty Young Ladies. Apply at the Gus
tomhOuSe street entrance. ia9 If
RDwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Last Week of
YANKEES LOCKE.
Reengagement of the SEIGRySr NUGGETS and
the ST FELIX TROUPE
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, January 3,
10 and IL,
The new Centennial Drama
1876;
Or, One Hundred Years Ago.
Wednesday Noon and Night and Thursday Jan 10
and 13-Revival of the great drama The TWO
ORPHANS
Friday Jan. l4-Farewell Benefit to Mr.. GEO. E.
LOCKE, pr. senting his great temperance drama,
entitled IF MIG dts IN BARRON.
Saturday Matinee and Saturday Night Grand
Double Bill.
Sunday Jan. l6 : The popular comedian. S. c.
FRANCE, in his famous drama, MARKED FOR
LIFE. ia9
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ID NJ l. B. ]. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armory Hall, 81 Camp street..

Tri-weekly sales OF every description Of household
furniture, mirrors pianos, carpets mattresses, ETC.,
etc, on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at sue
ton room, NJ 60 Camp street, commencing ct 4
o'clock
Semi weekly ssles Of n"rses, mules, bu2gies, oar
riages etc. etc, sales stables. No. 10 Baronne
near Gravier street. or Wednesdays and saturdays
commencing at II o'cork A. III.
Out door ss.ee Of every description promptly Of
eendad to.
Special attes Epy psd 10 :ne sales Of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always hand tho iai gesi 40, K Of tul1urnrs
Of every variety 70 be found in e city, AZ their chow
rooms, ArIuOIy Hal, ~ Camp street
Being the largest 21sa oldest establishment OF Tht
kind in the South, Troy solicit portion Of the public
patronage 10th IN their line auotioneers and deal
ers in furs.itnre. IL! "
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ATTORNEYS.
JOHN BOTS,
f. u r N i u re Dc a1er,
No. 1872 and 1874 Camp street,
Next to ST. Patricks Church.

Sells furniture at very low prices Packs repairs.
Uphost. AID VarDishes Furniture in the best
style. He attends to Packing, Moving and shipping
Furniture, giving full gu rantee for the faithful
performance OF all contracts Second hand Furniture
purchased and iber Il Cash pr.ce paid also Fur
nture taken on storage and advances made on
same. Country orders promptly attended to.
Thanking his patrons the public generally for
their liberal patronage in the past he would respect
fully solicit their orders for the coming year.
d23 3m
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CT. CHARLES THEATER-
-
LAST WEEK OF MILE. ZOE IN CONJUNC-
TON WITH BEN DE BAR.
Tuesday Evening and Wedns sday Matinee,
THE WIZARD SKlFF.
Alexis. Observation-Disclosures. Mile. Zoe
TUODLES.
Toodles .......--.-.........Be Ben DeBar
Wedne sday and Thursday Evenings,
EsME .1ALUA.
Esmeralda. ..-.... Mile. Zoe
POCIAHONTAS.
Powhatan ..-..--..---.--.....-..--.B Ben DeBar
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF MILE. ZOE.
ZOE MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATUR.
DAY. jail tt
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CIT
IN ZENS-

NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CJTI
IN ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar School,
PAT st. Charles street. opposite Tivoli Circle
This Model School for the methodical instruction
of BO' and Gil, Is, respectively between and II
years of age under tho direction of a competent and
an experienced Principal, will be opened in the
Rooms of the Peabody Normal Seminary, at A. M.
MONDAY, Goth SEPTFMn Der.
N. B-Respectahle children, who have been i'm
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments of public schools, or who not for any
so enter those schools, are INVITED to attend
this MOuel School; and their parents and others ia.
vOring this movement are quested to confer with
the Principal, with the I'm lersigned, between
and 10 A. NJ, on any day of tho week.
ROBT NJ. LUSHER,
Agent Of the Peabody Educational Fund, and State
Superintendent de jure of Public Education Leu
isiana.
New Orleans Sept. A. 1875. sis tt
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~ LOBE THEATEE-
Corner of Bar0nne and psrdi streets.
AEOTHrR AVALANCHE OF BRILLIANT
Stalks
DOUBLE COMPANY, VAnIETY and DRAMATIC
FIRST week of MacO and Ash ION, aerial cham ion
gymnasts; Miss Jennie Mlaco, skipping rope jig
ana song and dance artist; Mr.. Geo. w. Bar um
the celebrated character artist; La Pauline, the
Queen of the American ata.e; j. II. L rkin and
Carrie Arnst ong, the funny Ouch couple; Miss
l. zzie Hem shire, versatile cOmedienne; Miss
Dollie HempshiIe the charming danseuse
ALL THE OLD FAVOkITES IN THE SPECIAL
TIES.
THREE FAST YOUNG WOMEN Or THE
FEMALE BATHERS.
SUNDAY, January l6.-Grand complimentary ties.
timoIal benefit tenHered by the citzens OF New Or
leans oJAMES FLYNNE.
SATURDAY, January 15.-After the performance
at the Globe there will be given Grand Fancy Dress
au Masquerade Ball.
Usual Prices OF Admission, 10, Is % and so cents.
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EDUCATION.


COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
~ PAT ST. Charl s street.
Day and Night School. ROBERT NJ. LUSHER,
Principal.
All the English branches, with the higher Mathe
mates and the Natural Sciences ant Modern and
Ancient Languages thoroughly taught. Hours for
boys: a. NJ, tO3P NJ, and So to 9 p. NJ. Classes
in Fr-nch and Latin. for young ladies'. from to p
NJ. For circulars etc, apply at the Academy.
ja2 cod
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HOUSE.CLEANING PURPOSES.
Produces the most satisfactory results on Painted
Wood Work Walls, OH Cloths, Furniture Window
Glass Mirrors Marble, Statuary. Brass Tin, Copper
Steel and ether metals and be used with perfect
confidence, as the certificate below shows.
Sold by Grocers, Druggists House Furnishing
Stores, etc
EDWARD L. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT,
Office, 81 Tchoupiloulns street.
Orders left with Messrs WILSON e. McBURNEY,
Tea De lers 81 Tchouptouas street, addressed to
Lock Box No. 9O6 will receive attention.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20 1s75
Mr.. Ed. L. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
Of Crystal Polishing Powder left with me BY you,
with the following result:
/ find ii to contain acids or alkailes on winch
account it will be irely free from rrosve ac0n
when applied paint met 'ilic surfaces 1t con-
tains poisonous substances, by which any accl-
dent injury could happen while using 1t The par
tcles of the Powder all angular and not rounded,
as in most kind Of DIS aud many other polish
ing agents. The PARTICLES are extr me y small and
hard which, with their angular shape give 1t espe-
cial value rapid and fine polisher.
Yours, truly,
ALFRED W. PERRY, Prof. Of Chemistry,
jail 3m SaTuTh Charity Hospital Medical College,
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH,
Corner of St. Charles and Julia Streets
On Thursday Evening, January 18th, 1876,
At halfpast o'clock.
l. Chorus " Heavens are Telling .Hadyn
2. Duet Mrs. G. md H................--
soprano Solo, Ave Maria" Miss W Nicolai
I. Mate Quartette, "Krchlein :---:...... Becker
5. Base SOLO, Don Sebastian Mr.. B. .Donizetti
6. Chorus, Elijah n...... ...... Mend lsshon
:. Solo Quartet, Sonnenlicht is Schlafen
Gangen ......--.-Abt
8 Tr O, Mrs and Miss P. and Mr. T....-.-- Costa
9. Tenor solo, "Salve Maria" Mr.. S 49, Mere 4dante
10. Duet, Lucia Mr.. c; and Mrs S.. Donizetti
Il. Quartette Staeat Mater" Mrs. II. and
Mis-. G., Mr.. B. and mr. S.-.... -...- Rossini
- s Ma oS sUS, Mrs Wer hat dcb d,
schooner Wald OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mendelsshon
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
To be had at Tylers and Moodys. ial1 E&Mtd
EGYPTIAN HALL
40 ......-.st. Charles street...... ~
Opposite St. Charles Hotel,
Will Open on THURSDAY, January 10 and Every
Evening During the Week.
SATURDAY MATINEE, AT IL O'CLOCK.
With New and Novel Enter ainment,
LIGHT AND OPTIC;
SPIRITUAL-OPTICAL MANIFESTATIONS
ESSOR BENFORD,
The Faikir of Oulu.
Also
THE GREAT AND ORIGINAL
NINE. BLANCHE,
In her Latest Partisan Sensation in
CLASSICAL TABLEAUX,
Together with her
Continentn Troupe of Beautiful Dung Ladies.
The entertainment will be strictly chase and refined
Popular Prices-Admission so cents Matinee half
price.
Doors open at I. Overture at o'clock. jag wv
PROFESSOR BENFORD-
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. T. Maddu1
as Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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The above statement is just and correct trans
cIipt from the books of the company.
HY. PEYCHAUD President.
PARISH OF ORLEANS,
City of New O.leans
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this tenth day
January, 1870. M. L. DUCROS.
Notary Public, Is Royal street.
At meeting of the Boar Of Directors, held
t i day it was resolved that cash dividend Of
TEN PER CENT be hereby declared on the capital
stock of the company out of the net earnings to De
cember 81, 1915, payable on demand, to the stock
holders or their legal representatives.
jail 1w LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
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st. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents per
barrel within city limits.
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See the :" Two Orphans" at the Academy Of
Music to-day.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column IN
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
itr fifty cents each.
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Wants and 70 Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fiifv conte.
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Cut This Out.

II NAY SAVE YOUR LIPE.-There
Is no person living bat what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. yet
some would die rather than pay IS
cents for a bottle OF medicine that would
care them. Dir. A. BoscHEE's GER
MAN SYRUr has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany, and its
wondrous cures astonishes every one
that tries 1t. II you doubt what We say
in print, cut this out and take il To your
Druggist and get sample bottle for 10
cents aud try il. Two doses will relieve
You Regular size - cents.
CRANE Il BRIGHAM. Agents.
San francisco
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TIE TuEArEE- - A. might base
f-.ea frrsnusrs N- Sawte}ie made a.
; .snsf4b.s hs Ia DAVID Gar1ek
l1st evening II 50 perfec-ly -
b0a.e in tAc character ard As geudi
slau e i iegs most favorable 4pres-
400 On toe au3ieuce. Ills elaia-s IS a.
artar Il rspers1r merit we've geTer -
farrlhIy Demonstrated here a. upon
THAT oeca sion. Mr. T. 4 -awte.le. in
sae Yeis e Ala ingos, vaz s PER
fer succsss She took The character
gessh q erace All f,.ryaE ta3t w3a the
a3mif2issa y all The support Wa
uasivailr! and The euisrc play uRex-
eeqt iouab3y drs The splendid comedy
q Wg.1cxks. wAs A. important
gsAsure 4 toe eatest.iasaent, Is which
NJ u glss. a pFoverb14i mother
l.. l,s. was the mo-t coGsI lcuols
charac;sf TIE Comedy wss a favcyI'e
oee an4 r1sf4st amazingly rendered The
aeAleIc. last eFeulgg was 9 fair one.
81: n0t - large a. the Superior talent
- the company lcseryel Il has bsen
a Eo4e isrne slace ws have A4d the
pleasure # witnessing such All excel
leat troupe n this city aad Il IS sci
ion tha. oae II ike ability ever comes
this say. aud therefore they should rot
Only h. appreciated but weli patrouiked-
They wlll give their last Performance
this evening 90 which OCCASION "lap
. Van Wipkle' will b. presented. Those
Is Lo Wish t. witness something extra
ordinary Is tho way 4 fine drama
well performed should not miss this
last opportunity 81 seeing the Sawteile
commuy i ssill certainly y rare
treat, something w hich wc seldom have
ia tAe shape Il = drama, and sc hope
a. see them ewagded with "A fall!
house
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL
Geo : Lauc. \ . Damon, x Z Shoe
craft, Olympia; A Julien. Cas~iar; X
ktarues. VIM III McCnin. j { Mann.
Tacoma Charles Root. Mukiiteo, John
Bower, Lewis 20; Matt Ongley. Rich
ard Brow3, Smiths Cove; . . Viii
l,ams. Suoquaimie; l. Bonney. Pierce
county, Z White. Suohomish; q W
Bennett y W Bennett. lSnohomish Ben
Stretch, Snohomish; O Davis. Olympia,
L u Jorup. : ID Howe. Utsalady; NJ J
Carkeek II !. ThorLe. l. keollcnbour,
City; I g Wilson. ; ID Graham, j III
Moore, " II Bryant. Victoria; + II
Moore, \ \ Conn. Portland; Il Ram
son. Ccnterv,lic; III Dorcastcr. III G Nc
Quillcn aud wife. Griffith Jones, VIM
Sheridan, Seabeck. JOS Falkner, As,o-
ria. r 4 Dryer. W q korf. Albany; L
Mitchell. WILDLY Island; \ A Cohn.
Portland. John Hicks. steamer Phal-
tom: Fred Dibben Skagit.
NEW ENGLAND.
VIM Anderson, y " Dinsmorc. san
Francisco. Fred Fickelson, Victoria: Z
Morris. g VI Hall, Olympia: James
McGlvra, Il Rawlston. Centerville; A
F. Young, Ia Conner; q II Young.
Port Madison; John Richards, Renton;
J 5 Dsnskin. Dayton; Mrs. Frederick.
Mrs Ramsdall. Tacoma; Jas Crumb,
Mrs Magill. Miss Missell, William Ben
nett. Mr.. Parker, Thomas Piece. Rem
ton; { II Graves w II Merrill, Taco
ma; ) Il Hastings, ) Robrets. Port
Madison. James Demons. Lake Wash
ington. u Lacy. White River Charles
Thomas. /. McRcdmond. Squak,
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4 Nav ENTERPRISE We noticed -
the office If tn Coaniy Aud,tor arti
Giles "a incorp ration hl q. stating lhc
purposs Of forming corpor stion fut
mechanical and manufacturing pur-
poses. First that the Corporation
shall la known as the Northern Pael
fie Iron works Second. that the OBJ
jet shall 10 20 carry ON and conduct
the business # manufacturing iron and
other metals Third. tho amount ~
capital stock OK tue corpara,ia1 shall
he SIS 900. divided into $50 share. at
500 each Fourth. that the sad cor
poration shall exist for fifty years.
Fifth. the principal place Of business
shall be the the city Of Seattle, aud
that the number of trustees who shall
manage the concerns OF the corpora
ton for the next six months from and
after date Nov. -. shall be these 10
wit. Robert Colston. Joseph ". Crow,
and Frank W. Chambers. The parties
Ia the above evidently mean business,
and we therefore wish them all the sue
cess which their enterprise justly mer-
It's Tho consummatlon Of their scheme
will add another institution 20 the let
of the industrial enterprises IT Seattle
There il a deal eft advantage 10 be
gained In = city like ours by co-opera-
tlon IN manufacturing enterprises Sitni-
lar 20 tho above. We possess a fruitful
field Tor such operations, cur advantages
in this regard are quite unriyallcd on
the coast. aud We omiy need capital and
enterprise applied 10 these favorable
conditions 10 give "a wealth and pres
perity. We can hardly expect. how
ever. ia gain the manufacturing enter
prises We need through single indlyid
nal enterprise and capital nor would
this be- the mos; desirable means through
which t. gain the desired end. Man.
ufscsuring establishments conducted by
oo-oporation-~,he small capital Of the
industrial classes combined in such en-
terprises would he the most productive
Of good. aud il Is in this direction We
may look with tie creates; Of assurance.
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GoINo AHEAp.-It appears that the
muoh-taIked Of stone buiidiug il going
10 b. constructed The indications are
that the artificial stone proprictors
really intend 20 take the bull by the
horns" aud no mistake Last night
we Jaw the plan just drawn up by Mr.
Palmer, aud which was taken over 10
Victoria this morning by Mr. Campbell.
the agent for the patent. TO be examined
there by the propriet0rs now al that
place. The dimensions OF the build
ing are TO be 26x60, two stories. the first
Of which Is 10 have i6-foot ceiling
aud the second II feet There will also
BE- a fourteen foot basement. The front,
according to the plan presents band
some iaco of considerable architectural
profession with three doubAe doors and
Corinthian columns betW cen the en-
frances. while three windows with cir
cular hoods and keys opan OH tins street
in the second story. The front also is
finely orsamentcd with coruice, brack-
cts. ,ient.ls aud corLcls. If the build,
ing - contracted according 10 the de
.igu. it wiil h. an ornament "a the city.
aud IT'S construction will settle the fact
whether the artificial stoue really pos
sesses SIT the merits that are claimed
for il or not. In thu. As IA other draw
iugs we have lately examined. Mr. Pal
meg exhibits much ski!l a All architect.
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Oh STEEErs Mary 81 -4F b,-s..
hess men APPEAR 10 bs 10 = qs@niaFy
iast nod - to what pl.n woaJ l.. Use
most feaable for the iranediAte ard
permanent improvement of Cosamsfc.sl
street. souse think that The spp,Ica-
ton If leach gravel anl dirs wos&li -
the most speedy and Elective raaiAol
81 improving is present stretched con-
iitsou. while other cIssm thas tbs ousy
say 20 accomplish the digest 4a8 make
the repairs lasting. woal4 BIZ % plank
TIE street 0vsr Tia. something sh9aId
b. 3one, aud that proper steps should At
once he taken towards IN improvement.
We think il conceded IS all The pres-
eat condition If this principal street e
our city, reflects dIacredtt upon The ea-
terpFlse II orr metropolis The issue
row il. 10. what ought 20 b. done, be
how Il should be done. IL condition
must - improved bat how % improve
Il j. tl.e question The f3s-mer plan =
a god 0ue. and migu, IT. adopied with
benefit. Oh tho principal tass bali
loaf Ia better than 80 yfeat. Bat -
think u bad policy - make this cou-
ccssion. n we may IA well secure the
whole loaf " bale we aro about u The
latter il objectionable 0u account If Is
cost. IL would b. rather expeu ive and
aside from that Consideration. bot the
most permanent one that eoaii Re
male IL n few years the llankigg
wouId decay. and the work would have
10 be done over again The idea Is tbs
We want some practicable project
adopted AZ oglee by which clean. pas
sable street can b. ACQUIRED. y here now
we have a street ou which teams mire.
aud their drivers have to stop snl un-
load before they can extrieate them IL
Is equally important that the improve
ment be lasting aud permanent. as well
Is cheap. II would BE- penny wiso aud
pound foolish "a ~ TO work anal Patch
II up ia some inefficient way. so that
the work would have 10 b. done over a
With this view OF the matter
we have the following plan 70 suggest
During the last week about 400 tons
of ballast was discharged here 80 Mr
Iesler's wharf, taken from Telegraph
Hill in San Francisco. Two years ago
IN Stossfts;s anil other interior cities IF
California. we saw thts same material
froighted up from san Francisco. At
considerable expense. ani used Tor
macadamizing the streets II makes
the best streets IN the woFla. At the
places in question IL was spread OH over
the adobe streets several inches IN thick
ness. aud gangs of ncn. With malls and
sietlgc hammer broke ~ sha @arssce
rock tine and bodied it down solid, Ia
this Nay elegant streets we're secured
Here we don't have To transport 10 %
hundred miles or So. hat CAB have IL la
great quantities for he taking. except
ing tribe. perhaps fer Wharfage BY
taking adgaut age OF this opportunity.
what an elegant stfttch Of streets ~
might soon have The prisoners IL
the jai' might bo taken out and allowed
20 exercise themselves pounding IL ap
IL appear. according ,a our natiau a.
practical llea
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.EF~ The steamer Black Diamond
came IN " storday with lead 81 firm
produce FROM la Conner. also quite an
amount Of shingles from the same sec
tiou The steamer will leave here the
first 1T the week for the Swinom'sh.
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- There was report in town last
night 10 the effect that a telegram WAS
hat recently received by Capt. Morgan,
# the Eliza Anderson 10 the eject that
Capt, Finch ~as lying very III At san
Francisco and uot expected to recosvr.
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10 o. = - pe.linsham na,

Is f'se q - Rslllnshsm Bay
FARMERS eaoe ~ yesterday ~j;h a
sloop loaded with potatoes. onions, APP
plies ani esAlaSes. for which ha found
= ready msske.. The potato crop IN
that SEXTON. be saws i excellent. an.l
the potatoes Of the b<s. quality en,
tsrely tree from rat They are selling
At sohoase for u cents peF bas.ssi.
while eggs are selling there g,r thirty
FIVE cents
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l. O q. + Olive Leaf l.oige Of
independen. Order Of uool Tomplsrs
snolsomlsh City. Nav.
@ath, - ID " &. +. Levi Leland.
Atb flfsesa h-&ter members and the
fuAlpuing oisse. " Z. + George
plaIa0, ". h Ii :. ...euj, II Morgan
" l.. II ;. Frank Fields; " ' T..
Adaph fgsis: II. \. Lou goack. " \.
y, layton Packard, ". +. :. Chas.
sssaga " r. Calvin Haskell, "
ia asssI, ~ ID. NJ. Joha Travis.
y Ill =. 'se>tar Thornton. " ..
viii al 81 ton; W C. W NJ.
8sr Z n T.. VI Shari, /. u.
~. s. xst,as
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- An assault and battery case
camo up before Justice Scott ye.tcg-
day h0t the prosecuting Witness with
drew Isis complaint IN written state
mout "a the etfee; that ho had received
satisfaction, and paid the costs If the
Court " hen the defendant was dis
charged.
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Danksa gung.

Den FFeunden. weleha waehrend deI
Krankheit nnscfcr liebeu dahingeschie-
Geuon Kinder aus So liebevolle und
thelInchmsale Huelfe geleistet haben,
sow.e d-neg. welche ihncn bel ihrem
Gauge xnm ewigea Ruheplatze die
letzte Ehre erwiescu haben. sagen wi.
HERMIT unseren tiefgefuehlten Dank
Die trauernden Eltern
u GoTTLIEn ND EMMA BrRrAN.
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- The Comet came down yesterday
with fall lead fgo1n White river, and
after disclsargiug al Craig s H.s'ing
wharf returned Immediately
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

to The usasl San'iAy Afternoon
service at the Young Mems Christian
Association will ~ hel3 ii le>,eys
Hal As e'ei,Nk p. NJ
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

- The auction sale st the Cr&Gs
farm. IN Black River, which sas 20
have c,suIe II oa ,he ssth ait wIil oot
take p,aco natil neat saturday -otse
week ffon to-day
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

-. We are happy TO note the IN
crease and encouragement which u ap-
parent in the various branches Of ia
du>try in this city. II hespeaks pros
pcrity aud Advancement. on dropping
down on Crawford Il Harrington $
wharf, last evening -. n honr, Ne
tonud Mr. keoucu. the 81. q. le and
stone cutter, as busy as "a mailer lie
informed rs that there has been such a
marked increase in his business of late
that he finds it impossible Ia fill his or
ders withoat working nights
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-02

- The W, II. Gawley sailed from
Port Madi,on yesterday for San Pedro.
The bark James Cheston also sailed
trom Port Gamble.