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OF CoBUMsIa,
II bOA = ~ OF n EALTH,

INSTRUCT OF CObUMaIa,
~ BOAhD OF HEALTH,
WASHINGTON, March Is. IsT6.
sealec proposals Will be received At this ONCE IN
removal ef an Garbage ID refuse rfmsi ana y sie
etsble Matter from dwelling HOUSES, markets aud
town., and their immediate and dgnsoly p1eula,ed
suburbs IN the District Of Colombia, for the period
Proposals vii he endSrsed P PT.I for the
ostsleciop and BemSyal Of Garbage.n And viii b
sntsttslnsd s1ceP1 ugop the blsnk form prescribed
ph 1h a. soefa a Of Hn6S sSnss 1 &
will be furnished on Rpplicai IN to this Office.
bids presented not deemed for the hes. intsrets Of
the District and All bids not approved By the Csm.
By orser Of the Board Of Health.
ERENCH CATERERS.
". Roux & O. BROOKE, No. 1904 18th stree,
northwest, between N and L streets. Having besn
EiGs q s ts1sy q plain order: Priv.ss DiansT.,
sisntios to the n.ess osers fss s5''
n.a. Tf ;1sSsIsS, AMP sad
H:!is sFiza Is . .i.s.'
SPhIhG pRIss GOODS, DEBEGEs sERGaS,
syR Sh9Th .ss s .sS n6iAIRs; ssa ssI2r.
and oALI0oEs. An the new Styles Just recei1ed,
at the cheare 81 stsre In the city.
C0NNOLLY'S,
marlI.u sos 9th ST, OPP. Patent Once.
WALL STREET OARIOATUREs.
nia,i Nsw Boob ,s . Dssss containing engraved
tors Price; cloth covers, 10 cents; paper covers,
TUMBRIDGe CO.,
feblo-eoly Bankers and Brokers, 2 Wall a. y
- l.. q. BISHOP, &
DRUGGIST, =
lI13 PENN. AVE, BET. l1rH AND Nth srs..
fSpeetG! attention. gteeH 10 ooazpOxnasns PvsSrr,n
tioas,)
AND DEALER IN
DEUGGIsTs' SUkDRiEs AND PINE TOILET
narllm Ills PkNHsYLvAEIA ava
SAX0BY KMBROIDERIKs- mUOa -TSsI
ID tns eny' O0SsOALY's,
hsrH-u COS ssh g., OBJ. Psteai oHce.
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FUBLIC SCHOoLs-The trustees of the
public schools, In pursuance o. arrangements
br The Centennial exposition, are preparing
flstOTles OF the public schools CT the county,
OF Gre OTgetOwn Of the cOlOred schools, and OF
Tie schools OF The city OF biDgton, from
" dates OF their several beginnings TO 1876.
Ar. & r. Smith has been assigned for the
county, Mr. Perry Ryder for Tue colored
kehCols5 and Samuel Torke AtLee for the
Lnotic schools Of the city OF Washington.
The LIST pIOxino.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

IHE DEATH OF Mr.. John CogginE, one OF
the agents CT 1HE STAR, took place at his
residence ON East Capitol street, on Batur-
day last Mr.. e. was a native OF Baltimore
81 ears OF age, and Cor the past nine years
had been one OF the agents OF HE STAR He
was thoroughly conscientious man tust in
his dealings with all, and was a member OF
waugh NJ. E.) Chapel, corner OF 81 ans \
street northeast, nom which the funeral vii
lake place to morrow, At IL o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
PioW msn:-B. b. and A. B. Cropley, four
oES story brick offices, west side Congress-
Setween Bridge and Gay streets, George.
towD; II coo. l.. Behrens, two story BRICK
dwelling south side alley between 9Th and
9Th and and q streets northwest; -. 500.
GsoCge r. ID. Soper, repair a frame building
west side eth, between q and street south.
east. SEQ
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cheaTd.-Theo. Thomas will give his NO last
grand concerts Of the sea- on here to- night
and TO morrow night, at Lincoln han, pre-
vious 10 lis departure for the centennial
exposition. His cor cert company have such
WeTld wide reputation that the mere an
nOuucement OF these concerts Will fill the
bali with music loving audience. The
first appearance OF the celebrated contralto,
Miss Anna DTasdil, will lend an additional
attraction To the concerts. The programme
for this evening contains selections from
Haydn, and Mis- DrasdiI will sing some
selections from the operas OF "Semele" and
"FavoIita."
Fgord's P6stiral'-Prof. Abbott, -of the
Boston Academy OF Music, and his singing
class of fifty miEses, will present "Flora's
Festival" at Tallmadge hall Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. They will be assisted
by Miss Eva Mills and others of musical
ability. Miss Annie Lewis, the little elocu-
Zionist, will give some select recitations.
National Ibener.-The mighty Dollar" of
which our citizens have heard so much, will
be presented here tonight for the first time.
The leading roles, "HOn. BardwelI Slote"
and Mrs. Gilflory," are sustained by Mr..
ar Mrs. Florence. These two characters
are very eccentric conceptions. and very
humorOusly Interpreted by these two artists,
who are ,eldom of the stage during the per-
Iormance, thus Keeping up the fan. The
FlorenceS have met with wonderful success
wherever they have appeared in this piece,
ard their engagement here will unGOubted y
attract large audiences nightly. Their sup
port will be the best members of Mr.. F IS
companies, who supported Lolita so accept
ably last week.
IheGter COmiql;e. - Many new faces will
appear at the Comique this week. ScanIon
and CTOnin, Kitty Whitland, Mr. Collins and
Miss Wren, Alice Daily, and many other
variety stats, will appear in their re-
spective specialties. In addition there will
be a grand psrlor minstrel scene, the gem
ballet, and 1.-The Arabs of Washington
forming long and attractive programme.
RechdbRe Dramatic Ciub.-This club will
@ ~ IL n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

IL CHEsAPEAEE AND OHIO CANAr--Tha
NAt Vas again drawn OF the Georgetowu
ieNei OF Tie canal on Saturday night in CON
CUence OF the break IN The 6ank At The out
itt lock- ~ the break was Increasing. r.
was ttoU2Di ihe speCdieSt uaethOd 10 remedy
bald THE cofeT dam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

The ALLEGED MURDERER, MELTON
" NJ Lynch, chief az police of West Chester,
re- arrived here Saturday and took charge
OF Alexander Melton. the colOrei man ar
rested IN Alexandria and brought 10 this
eity oy Detectives Coon1es and Miller the
IIltoner who is charged with the murder OF
AoIabi SiInnS Ia January last, at Chester
YVES taken 10 that place Saturday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

sale. Parties In Washington vicinity cesirng
this greet work will lie supplied, in monthly ssiall
neDfs or MP 70 press. from the agency, ala 7th
street. where eli styles Of binding may be seen.
- Specimen page sent gratis on appliea-
ton. mArf-dn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

A WITNESS WANTED.-Last Friday three
col0Ied men, named James Adams, Tnelsn
Gray and De Witt Frazier, were committed
by Judge Smell for action of the grand Jury
90 the charge OF highway robbery on Mrs
Rachael Fort, on l4th street, on the SATURDAY.
evening previous. Officer West, who arrested
these men, has since ascertainod that alter
the robbery OF Mrs Fort these same fellows
robbed cOlOred woman on n, between eth
and 10th streets, OF her pocket book. The
woman did not leave her name or address a
the station, and she is wanted as a witness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

DYING IN THE STREETs.-Oficers Marks
and Hamilton, of the eTh precinct. found q
SoIoTed man lying at the corner OF Sth and
streets northwest, yesterday morning. and
conveyed hlfh 10 the station house, where
be expired in n few minutes afterwards. His
name was Andrew Pouey, age IS years and
he leaves wife and family. Caroner Pat
teIson and DR.: Hartigan made an autopsy
ana decided that an Inquest was unneces-
sary, as death resulted from congestion of
the lungs, superinduced by exposure. The
coroner gave the usual burial certificate,
after which the body was removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

II aNNtLN HALL 4 ut VAS.
THEODORE THoaAS'
Unequaled Concert Company
SIXTY plsTINc UI~UEu PERFORMERS
T nnekHAY kkyykkXxIINxG, n.EcM 90;
TBEO THOMAS
LAST GRAND CONCEPTS
81 tSe season Frs'i'1s 60 tis departure fr EhuS
fIrst apPoafarcs ~
MIS- ANNA DR,sDIB.
the celebrated Con ratio, toce5hsr Win
tbs GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Price q admission, one dollar Bs-ervod seh,s
by cents eatra- he al. 9 res rvCd seats MI
C. =, where the prcgrsn,na- M b. ohfs'ued.
Doors optn ~ q. 8. @ CO. ~. nc ~ : p 81 Ca.
stlnSsy roe plsnos eve u.-.e.I u-eo. mls {.
TBEssrIsssIs s S.n ga,
OPEN THs YEAB BOUND.
rsrioyvsngo EyERY NIGHT. matinee Tor L..
FIRST CLASS Nv EVKRr kEsrscr.
variety, Drama, Bur.esqu, sBa COMEDY. Rove \,
OLD MOI On Exhibition NEW no,
go and sE'e a3s
.1A sI,aAHKkkiIrrE,s.7 IRA 81
No. S3s 7,a srs,f, o,f,,ssn A. sd 3 s,rssf', asA
Also, largest stock y Paper asngings, window
Shades, Pictures, Frames Picture Corta aud Tas-
sells, Rings. Nails, &C, IN TIE District.
"TEkMs CASE.
So Please remember Name ana Number. Jylly
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
" GEoKGUrowN BUILDING ASD IN
n the above con pAny ~iit rect lived at the
Georgetown SsyinGs Bzuk ter lhtrty davs
msr2 In III ". BARRETT, Secretary.
EREsH sPBIEG DREss GOODS.
Beautiful Piaids At Is. 81 Is. s7Js and 80 cents.
Cambrics. NaiLsookE, PiqGes and gictoria Lawns.
" asb P0piirs ~ ~ aud lzis. Pei dl-tD. IzsS.
nehelCes and other Piain -oot- Tor SuitinEs.
Tie hc1Homy shirt, ready ms1e- warranted 3 NJ
Black Silks Cas hrleres. Tans.e aud Alracas
Cal at BENJs HtLLERis,
los BRIDGE SrhEhT,
and buy your goods cheap marll Or
STILL DYEIEG TO PLEASE FRIENDS
- THE kISh Is OVER
Thanks % our Kind tTien0s Tor their INDULGENCE
during the Eest fail, ~h-n such the rush q
work from al sections - TO make n impossible %
ull orders a. promptly rsNs-ssd. Being assured
that the work hen finished gave entire satisfac-
ton, we solicit continuance % your PATRONAGE,
and promise good work ~ fair prices IN from %
Of the District, received and returned 70 and frou
any part OF the county by mail or express.
| NM. WHEATLEIB
Steam Dyetna sDd Securing Estsblishment,
| $1,000, 90 Jefferson street Georgetown, ID. Z.
Estathsheo lsSi lsnt-t
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THE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE So
CIETY.- An intelligent audience assembled
al The 18th street PTesby terrain church last
evening, to listen 10 addresses on tho subject
of the subject OF Temperance. Ii was tire
Nth and one OF the most interesting OF the
series under the auspices of the Congress
SloL$l society. Addresses were made by
Senator Ferry, president; Hon. L. w. Ballori,
NJ. c. from Rhode Island, vice president; Mr..
Justice Strong, of the L. 8. Supreme Court,
who Is member OF the executive commit
tee; Col. Maupin, OF Virginia, and General
Riley, Of New York. The secretary. DIR.
ChicB herring, referring TO the early history OF
this ancient association, read a resolutio
offered al the fifth annual meeting, in 1885,
by Hon. John Reed. from Marblehead, Mass,
where now a most remarkable work Of re-
form 70 IN progress.
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8 II R FTG

We have completed the openiag Of the
finest and test assorted stock Of Men
and Boys fine Spring Clothing that has
ever before been exhibited in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20
Motions I'm the HaIIeck Case

In the Criminal Court, Judge DIN, this
morning, MIR. HeDkle, counsel for Benz b.
Hslleck convicted on Thursday of the lar
ceny of the money stolen from the Treasury
Cd his motion for new trial on exceptions,
v Etch was Overruled. He alsOfiled a motion
for postponement of the execution OF the
sentence FOR period not exceeding 30 DAYS
after the expiration Of the next term OF the
court. The court granted the motion, and
the case now goes up on exceptions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

Made Clothing that are equal 70 goods
made specially to order is what VIC are
Offering this season, and 9 large per
centsge may be saved by buying now.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28
August Flower

The mos, miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy five per cent. of
the people in the United States are
afflicted with these two diseases and
their effects: such rs Sour Stomach.
Sick Headache, Habitual Costivencss,
Pal pita,ion of the Heart, Heart burn,
Water brash. gnawing and burning
pains at the pit of the stomach. Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue and disagrecabie
tast. IN the mouth, coming up of food
after eating. low spirits, dc Go to
your Druggist aud get - - cent bottle
of AUo,sr FLOWER or Sample Bottle
for 10 cents Try 1.-TWO doses will
rsIieve You. Agents.
CRANE Il BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists.
San Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

BALLAST If the ballast which is
discharged from the vessels that run
between this port and San Frarci.co is
utilized it viii prove great advantage
10 the city. aud we are happy to note
that this fact Is being appreciated
The amount that il left here during Il
year can hardly ha estimated. but IT
will certainly amount TO many thous-
and~ OF tons While II il desirable 10
utilize il, II IL also important that il
should not be dumped promiscuously
about the harbor. The amount that
would be deposited here during the
next four or five years alone. would be
sufficient t. seriously damage our
harbor. while If it be wisely disposed of
would bo valuable acquisition a. the
city The Marmion. besides bringing
up considerable freight ON her last
trip, brought 800 tons of ballast,
consisting If fine stone and sand
taken from the hills in San Francisco
This was dumped on the l. of Ieslcr's
wharf. where a large quantity OF SINH
lar stone WAS dumped few days since
by the Harvest Home Large quaint
ties Of this material has been plac,i
there during the last two or three
months. where 1t Is used in filling up
under the wharf. This idsa is an eX-
oelen, one, and we only wonder that il
hadn't suggested itself years ago 1t
will greatly add 10 the durability, and
enhance the value Of our wbaryes where
this practice is invariably followed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

E.-Flonr IL going up rapidly. In
Portland IL has advanced 50 cents per
oarrel. and i, still on the rise II il
now quoted in ourllocal market at 81. 80
and will soon DO higher. The cause
of this sudden advance in the price Of
-four is due to tho fact that an Euro
pesn war is becoming more imminent.
Should Russia lock horns with Turkey
in . bloody contest. there is protAbly
no portion OF the Union tina, will he
more directly benefited by il. in pro
portion tn its population. than this Ter.
ritory. The gransries Of California
would soon he emptiei bv an urgent
demand At the highest prices. and the
lumber business of Puget Sound would
Ia stimulated im neiiAtely In is ut
most capacity. Manufacturing enter
prises in Californis would receive a
grea, ,tnpctus. and thus greatly IN
crease the consumption of coal IN tha,
State. aud directly increase cur pro
duc,ion Of that product. To use a
common phrase. an European war
= would he ducks 10 US, aud while the
nation. Of the Old World would BE-
impoverishing themselves. Uncle sam
would be quietly lining his Golfers with
gold At their expense. A. for US. IN .
pecuniary point Il view. Nc would say.
let them fight; the more Of II the
better: for what il their posson IS
our meat
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
X |. Thorne, A f Stetson II Bland,
City; NJ Paddcn. Talbot. Y Roach,
James Bagley, Newcastle: + NJ Best
and family. A Avery. X Virgins. City;
VIM Holmes. Renton: VIM Loudan. G
+ Smith. White River: + Stone, Race
Track; J Menogue. Duwamish l.
lIirsh. II G. Strive, Olympia; ID L
Stevens. San Francisco; ] McCrae. Miss
May Gallon. Port Ludlow; Charles
Perkins. Port Townsend: A + Tullis.
playmate; + Emerson. Duwamish; r
Lawrence. Olympia.
NEW ENGLAND
\ Thurdlebow. + $ White, 4 : Lam
gon, Madison: " II Booth Mrs l. Hottie.
\ " Raig. Seattle; $ Saylor. Carcas;
; Hammer. Rentop: G. Clark. G Winkers
III Cooper Seabeck; II T. Brown, l e
Thurston, ID voir, Port Gamble: q A
Cushman. Wildly Island. & Mitchell,
q Pennell. Mrs McNatt. Miss Ella
Harmon. Victoria: c Boylcs, Murrey,
Snohomish; ii Price. Mrs Hayes. White
River, j Gshertom. G I Jackson. + W
Sullivan 4 wife, Tacoma; W Hunt, T
Mares. + A Gilkey. Capt Cyle. p Pet.
erson, Centerville: Miss Maggie Nalon.
Portland; Capt Nugent, Blakcly; c
Jackson, Renton; Il Cardwell City.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

Proposed IarEovENENr The pro
prieto-. Of the North Pacific Brewery,
Massr.. p,cht II Mehlh0rn. contemplate
soon making extensive Improvements to
their large and popular brewery. They
find it necessary 10 immediately IN
crease the capacity of their establish
meut In Consequence Of the rapid extern
sion Of their business Their lager
beer. cream ale, ale aud porter have
gained great celebrity. No better proof
of this fact can be given than that dur
ing the past month the demand for II
has been twice A. great rs It was during
the same month last year, and they
tind their facilities wholly inadequate
10 the demand. They therefore pro
pose Immediately TO enlarge their INA
chlnery 80 as TO do all the work now
done 10y mechanical labor by steam aud
to build cellar near their brewery.
The location for this, and the material
Of which il is 10 be constructed has not
yet been decided upon. They have,
however, thought Of usin. the artificial
stone, IT II proves 10 To rs good as rec
Commended Ii they conclude that this
material, is not preferable. they will
use brick or sandstone in the construc-
ton Of the cellar The location will
either b. "u Nj Schmius'> lot, OPP
posite the h every. Oh the east side #
Front sir ct, oy uu the lot belonging To
the brewery, which is 90xl-0 feet. adj
Joining the brewery property on the
water trout. H. case they conclude t.
build ou the former place, an archcd
tatnel will H. cut through under Front
street to tho Schmeig lot They also an
tic,pate the necessity Of erecting s.arge
stone or brick building during the COM
ing year, adjacent 10 tho one now &C.
cupicd by them
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

Tux SawTEiLE TROUPE On nc
count If circumstances which could not
b. avoided. the Sawtellc Dramatic Com
pany failed 10 reach this city TO give
their Performance last evening accord
ing to announcement. Their agent.
now Ia this city. received q telegram
FROM Mr.. sws,clle last evening from
Port Gamble. stating that the company
would certainly .ppesr here this even
ing without fail. If he had 20 telegraph
for steamer - bring them. Those
who were disappointed last night in
witnessing the excellent emotional
drama advertised. will have an 0pportu-
nifty o-aighi The company IS certain
ly the best that has visited this city for
= long time. and IS deserving of extern
sive patronage
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

GoExG vP RTvEg-If he water has
f.llea enough since las, aigh, IN ren-
der rip up the river possible, the
steamer wenat ~iIl 50 up - far - the
Tal5o. lamp today on Back River
The Talbot Coal Company are anxious
10 eonnssnce getting coal down a. soou
as possible. and Are only Whiting ;or 5
fall IN the river. when tia Wen.; will
begin the transportation actively. The
CoEnst siil also * up the river il she
en- today, with full Load Of freigh,
and large number # passenger. and
the OTTER will also make aTother trip
an
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

AZ IxrRovEp PLAS-In CIR re-
r"-'or'al tram : = rI,y - lropp~d
~ gpoa o1e 81 or tfusal uptown citl-
zsus. whom ~ fgund lr.sily engaged
IL yacsiag up fruits for Winter ase.
which BE- h4i recsnsly gs:her7i from
hia thrifty orchard Adjoining bis re-
sidsncc- z o5erviag bis fnesh0d OF
pac.lng ~ apples ard o;hsr fruits ~s
wcrc convsansd 4 The truth Of the old
2aage thai u j. never 20 a ate 70
earn Tt .isa was rather ! novel
oae, - "a. q. least. So va. as eF1ia-
eufly p-aet icss '.,e and s4vsu'agea thzt
we only wondered tia, We hs1a |.
thought q il before ThiokIng that /
knowie!gc # hls method may be Il
vain. t. u.ny If oUr readers -. give
1t s. follows lie first took iarEvl.
AMI after lining / witt papers, packed
several id Hew alsper- ~ tn srtion,
AMI then &C. umeuced ~eIcctlng
those apples from the bln that ~efe ea-
t.rely free from ~, or bleuish. .I1 ~
ter wlping them per'ecily dry. packed
them IN the barre. y hen the barrel
va. che f5urth full. he laid on more pa
per. aud then another laye. 81 spples,
and 81 continued until It gas hiel
Upon reaching the top of the harrel be
pa, 90 another Thick layer Of paper,
and hsaliad it up tightly lie informed
"a tia. spples AL other fruif pac ked
away ia tAis manner will keep n per-
fecily COOL condition until Spring, and
in fact. that ths is the oniy way TO
pack fruit - a. 10 retain i. IN 8 frssh
and perfcc, state for spring aud
Winter use The philosophy Of it
can lie easily seen and appreciated, as
the paper readily absorbs the moisture
that exudes from the fruit. aud excludes
the iampness and air.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

IL PROBATE Judge Hathaway has
entered al order Of sale in the Seattle
estate Of Williamson. deceased, and
also al order disharging from further
duty and responsibility. l.. n. Andrews
al mfr. issrnsos Of the ss&ats
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

AccipGST,-A Chinaman employed
., tho Freeror, Mil yesterday gos his
finger caught somewhere in the ma
chinery and wAs har, quite badly The
Cello came over after DIR. Calhoun who
upon arriving there found at ampatA-
t,on Of one Of the fingers necessary
near its junction with the hand
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

REAL ESTATE. The following real
estate transfers were made yesterday
5. W W X X. 10 +. II. S,ringhs IA
q acres in section 81. township a.. y.
T. T.. $500.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28
~ The steamer Fanny Lake viii

leave here this morning a, o'clock for
Suobomlsh. She took On = large
amonn. n frgish. yesterday, mostly
f1r Fal! City. and also some new ma
chinery for Mr. Aliens mill a. ,ha.
place II the present stage OF water
WI permit, Capt Hill viii run clear
up - Fall City this time.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

II The Olympia cssrsr Is partly
printed III San Francisco. ~ vel as AZ
the Capital. tha, paper having recently
come down 10 . rsiens insnls
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

- The schooner Juanita. Captain
Kyle. arrived here yesterday from the
s,ilsgu.mi.h. She brought up 1000
bushels Of grain. one hundred and
6ny bushels Of this VAS for Port
Blakely, and the remainder was dis
charged at Crawford & Harrington :
wharf She al~s brought here 30
sacks Of ca-ro;. The schooner will
leave here 70 day FIR Port B!akely
where she xii! losI with lumber for
Coupeville. The schooner left the
stilsguami>h last Saturday st which
time the Captain states that the river
was overruaning its hank and still rs
ing. There had. however. been 100
damage dome. aud be does no, autici-
pate Any.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

- The schooner Planter came in
yesterday from CoupeviIle with load
of farm produce. She will probably
return 10 day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

NV HoVsg Mr. T. :. Russell the
undertaken. yesterday oonmsneed the
con.truc,ion # new dwelling house
ou the corner If Cherry and Third
streets Ii - 10 be two stories high.
Six3s, and viii be pushed forward 10
completion raridly.