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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07

General Terry is making an effort in Con-
eress to secure the passage of bill authoriZ.
ing producers Of tobacco to sell $l00 worth
Of leaf tobacco without license.
He is also working for an appropriation to
improve New river Christiansburg Mes
senger.
ISensible man. He won't get too much
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COOP NEws.-"In regard to the reduction
Of salaries of members Of Congress there is
a very strong disposition among the Repub'
licans to see the Democrats and go them one
better. If the House sends bill over te the
Senate reducing salaries of congressman
there will be motion to amend by provid.
ing that members Of Congress shall serve
without any pay W bateyer, and with strong
probability Of being carried. p Washington
telegram.
rive suspect that this is Bluff
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ClrY AUDITORS 9s ~

- --'---~---'''r''- C1rY arpIroR's ofiieEI
RICHMOND, FetraAr. :, ioeV N
NToTlCE.--Tbe annual licen.e ~ on.
IN WAGONS, CARTS, DRAfs, ea ~ nt}Gs,
NIBUSEs,s BEGGiGs. &c, sso ~, Ss sil o.
.siTsfiks, sne GoaTs, expired on v sag viii %
january. Licenses for tGs pieseas lin The ssgis
nrfsrnntly Viii subject owners TO me peh''N
of saas1es "u'S" w" i. MONSTER, A"N'Ss''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07

SPECIE. PAYMENTS MEAR.--San francisco,
February 4.-The discount on silver Is now
from three to five per cent, and causes much
Inconvenience. Alta meeting of merchants
yesterday to discuss the question, commit.
tee was appointed to report on Saturday. A
general con Yic!ion prevails that the discount
viii increase unless some outlet can be found
for silver.
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1T GREAT REDUCTION.

Elegant EMBROIDERED CLOTH PIANO-COF-
ERS, large size, at SO worth SIP. and no mis-
take;
TABLE-COVERS at 81, 1925, $3.50, and up
to So;
STAND.COVERS, elegantly embroidered. at 50;
GOLDEN FLAX STAND COVERS at 6Oc. worth
1925;
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN, II yards
wide, at 20, 80, and SOC. worth 35. 40
and SOC. LEVY BROTHERS.
HAMBURGER EDGINGS aud INSERTIEGS
very cheap. fe2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07

as safe OF the University of Virginia rs at
any institution on the continent.
PA s. A. STEEL.
Richmond, "a, February, 1915.
[Perhaps may be well for US to state,
what possibly some of our readers do not
know, that Mr.. Steel is the pastor OF the
Broad.street Methodist Episcopal church In
this city. He was but recently chaplain OF
the University, and knows whereof ne
speaks.1
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PIANOS, ORGANS. &c.
IMPORTANT TO RESPONSIVENESS

Il Having been prevented from applying my GAS
SAVING GOVERNOR 10 consumers meters by an
order FRI M John 81. Higgins, chairman OF the Conn
m!Itee on Light, and being advised to have the
matter brought before said committee at It's next
spec;or,s office on Thursday evening The Sd instan,
upon due consideration the gentlemen Composing
Nj Higgins mad no power 10 ISSUE said order, and
IL was rescinded. / am now" ready to place my
GAS.SAVING GOVERNOR on cons umerse me-
tiers. ana guarantee saving of from twenty-five
to thirty-fve per cent on NIL gasbIs. nay once -
with HAYES ID Bowers, ggs-tlltefs anu plumbers,
1901 Main street ROBERT u. TEAtORD, ,a7
FEBRUARY 4,1S76. re 81
VISITING CARDS, DOC. TO 81 for 81 al
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DEATHS.

Died, in this city, Saturday, February 5. ut the
residence Of her sou, +. Ii. Lafon, No. 2U9 twenty
fifth street. Mrs. FRANCES LAFOS, III the sixty
eighth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Union-Siation
Methodist Episcopal church J TODAY (MondaSl at
3 O'Clock. Friends and acqulintances are respect
fully invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07

NJ ST. JOHNS CHURCH.-Litany
service and sermon by the rector EVERY NIGHT
THIS WEEK at quarter to o'clock. Seats free
A II are welcome.
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fI5" CASHMERE LACES;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and lNSERTISGS;
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASk and NAP
kINS;
LANCASTER CAMBRICS;
SHIFTING PRINTSI
MOTTO and PICTURE FRA8IES;
BLANKETS and COMFORTABLES;
MARSEILLES QUILTS
CHEYIOT SHIRTING;
GROS GRAIN RIBBONS in all widths
HIGH BACk-COMBS:
NOTE PAPER In boxes;
EXCELLENT NOTE PAPER ut IL per ream;
$50 ENVELOPES for soc. worth 81:
NOTTINGHAM LACKS and
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
CASHMERE LACES. fe2
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Lou,slana-The New Election BIZ.

New ORLEANS, February 4.-The substi-
tute election bill passed by the Senate yester-
day was similar in most features to the House
bill. Whilst retaining returning.board
provision 1t expressly defines their duties,
and gives them authority only in cases OF
pronounced violence and bloodsbed at the
polls. In opposing this bill one Democratic
senator said if passed it would cost ten
thousand colored lives before the next cleo
ton. Another said it meant war, and war
1t should be. The House to-day, instead OF
considering the substitute bill and sending
It to a committee Of conference, occupied
most of the session in Observation-Disclosures
speeches, and passed resolution denouncng
: ba Sonuto
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4 dividend &c FIVE PER CESTs0n ioe stnoT T -
paid In TO Janaasy lst was declared, aha "ioei'
be added tc- the stock at the next Ereaaf'
BY orde r o.. The Board OF Director. .rv,x
x-, Iashle..
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MT FRESH COD.LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
PROPOSALS.

CITY ALMsuoUsE. R1CHHO*n, Fhr
STANDARDIZATION FICH. (
February 3, 1876
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received until II O'Clock ". TUESDAY,
February 8, $780,, for furnishing a lmshouse VIII
supplies Of x
FRESH BEEF, VINEGAR,
PORK. SOAP.
EACON, SALT.
FLOUR, MOLASSES,
COFFEE,
IRISH POTATOES,
SUGAR,
HERRINGS,
for quarter ending Tuesday, Nay 8, 1873.
The Committee for the Relief the Poor reserve
the right TO reject any or all bids offered and Of
giving the contract for each article required 10 INC
lowest bidder therefor.
Forms of proposals can he obtained At ID 5 ONCE
Isiyustl WILLIAM ENGLISH,
Chairman oil Committee FOR Relief OF ths Poof
IL i III
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Mi WILLIAMsBURGH COURT.

AtLEEI BROTHERS you will find goods suit
able for costumes for the representation Of the
Williamsburgh Court.
COLORED and BLACK SILK EELVETS,
COLORED and BLACK VELVETEENS,
COLORED SILK PLUSHES,
WHITE and COL0RED CORDUROY,
LARG E-FIGURED CALICOES and CRETONS,
LACES in all widths,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
Also, for ball dresses,
.SPANGLED MUSLINS,
WHITE and FANCY-COLORED SILKS,
WHITE and COLORED TARLETASS;
Two, four, and six-button OPERAkID GLOVES;
FANS in great variety;
FANCY JEWELRY, &C., &c, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
New arrival of HAMBURGER EDGINGS and
INSERTINGS at great bargains. je2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07

OFFICE, OF THE OLD DoaisiDE ihOs' ~"
NAlL-WoRKS COMPANY. (
RIcMaoSD, VA, February 5, 1919. r
V,HE OFFICE AND WAREho. SLo 80 "a
4 accompany have been :s.loved % te sr Sp.
ii's '"".N'"6 VA 70 N. T. SLASkESSHR,
rA.4.v Commercial ASe<-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-07

NOTICE.-The next meeting of the II u
IN THAI, BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TlON will he held On MONDAY EVENING. Feb
ruary 7h, at 7 O'Clock, At the office of Mtllhiser
x Strause, No. Eleventh street, between Main and
Bank. WILLIAM LOfES , IElN,
fr 5-2t Secretary.
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REMOVALS.
NOTICE.

The following report was submitted u tSr mee''
Ing or the Board on January 2Otb: .,,s-s
TLp undersigned, committee OF tho st3chbo4Ii'
appointed at tho annual meeting toSIsmne ~ snS
books of the cashier beg leave 10 STATE that ~
have carefully examined the same, and tad mem
correctly aud properly kept. ard &1ald rs,pfESr
at.3}, ~ " NORTON X. SAVAGE,
~ ROBERT LECkf,
+. %. STEGEE.
rnrr tnlttrP.
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FINANCIAL

RAILROAD BONDS FOB o An
FL CHEAP. FIRST MORTGAGE e. ~
BOMBS Of 1000 each, oearins seven per .ax at.
,ef1st, may be bought fraA SIC per o2h III u eysts
ON The rsyiya! OF business many "f lissI ~,rs,-
sIl rise enormously Ia Fslue, ana FOR eiihIF
ment or speculation lhes eRr un,uIgaH' nd iaya
nnrres1ondenea. ". n. WEEKS. Sanssr,
fe a.s0uim 1sS BroioHa5. 49,
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MECHANICS BUILDING COMPANY.
I'VE The annual meeting of this company for the
rusry T. 1876. All members are notii' Il 10 be
present, us by the constitution of the company all
absentees will be Tincd one dollar.
JOHN A. KRAFT,
fc 7-lt* Secretary.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated e.
W. communication Of IIENRICO UNION Xxx
LODGE, No. 1870, will take place THIS "
EVENING al o'clock, al Masoms Hall, on Tween
ty-fifih street. Master Masons in good standing
are fralernally invited to attend.
By order OF the W. N.
7.ltt WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
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CLOTHING.

CLspEHHNG.
A 7 COST! u ,,osr,, "a
At COST. RE
Inow offer my entire stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT NEW YORK COST,
to make room for my spring and summer goods. l
invite the attention OF my friends and The public
in general TO my large stock Of
CLOTHING FOR MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHlLDRES'5 WEAR.
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, and VESTINGS,
and Gentemcn's Furn shing Goods.
Particular attention given to custom-work.
d. BECHER, 1403 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
ia 29-,FlS second door fellow Fourteenth.
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CAFE INVESTMENTS.

We have for sale ~ RST- CL ASS REAL go ave
aEcITniTiEs hunting two, three, fouE. aas an
wears al rates that Will yield eight, nlne' 'AN
per cent. to investors; also, txSIfskSCE
MERCHANTS anu MECHANICS iNS"'
COMPASY's STOCK. ,,o,. roupASY'S
ERClAL INSURANCE 'o@'
STOCK, s,ncE
.,prn,ptES irSSIpSTY TEN PER ca"
ahp pnNISS " WILLIAMS 6 GiBsoS.
fas.at Real Estate and stock b Ion-----c
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AMUsEssENTs.g
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMoND THEATRE
THREE EVENINGS ONLY.
MONDAY. TUESDAY. AgD WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY ID, 15, AND f6,1S76.
Fl. T. PADuOCK......r. ............... MANAGER.
The supreme favorite and pearl of the American
stage,
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
supported BY the siering.a actor
MIR. WILLIAM HARRIS
AND A
s,.a.s-z FIRST CLASS COMPANY.
MOSDk EVENING. FEBRUARY Ia, 1875,
\ 'ANCH0N THE CRICKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Is, 676,
LORLE.
wFnNesns L'vENING. FEBRUARY 16, 1875,
11 PEAi9.L OF savoy.
Sale OF seats viii CO nmence at HENRY G: Wy
ATS musIcstore Thur DAY, feoruary w. 1875. NJ
Admission is and Soc; eserved seats, 81.
THOMAS W. BROWN. ...'''.''.'..''.'AGEST.
fp7
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MEETINGS..

THE MEMBERS OF ST. AL $SIYMP
L BANS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER: SZHG=
NO. 49, are requested to attend stated skk -aa;,s
onyCcation of their chapter al st. Adams "'N~'S
Hall THIS (MonGay) EVENING, 9Th Instant, NJ
O'Clock. Ali Royal Arch Mas3ns in good standing
are fraternally invited TO attend BY order OF the
NJ. 4. II. p. ;. b. JaCOBo,
70 7-lt* Secretary.
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ITTcITING CARDS, 50c. TO . J 5sr oo al
tia DISPATCH. PRlNTIN6-HOuSE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

NEETlxs % TIE CoCxcn- 4; =
meeting n the council hell last evening.
th EF.law ine business was transacted
~ Weed wAS authorized - care fog
she mHalin0x patient. uow under his
csl4rge uutil such tine a. he recovsrs
r s~ar uire3 during she meeting tha.
th.- +. tae o1ly c.-e that Aas occurred in
toaa aafl that the patient rss quie'ly
removed ae, - ;o@n, npsa his cJsffltion
i,eiug &aawn Tie case was very
mslI tgpe. aaf the afflicted person i
aIra.o-s sell Tie note given 20 II l.
ferleg. rs ,he osd T0wn CoaociL
amounting aow. principal and interest,
- sGs3. "a. ordered Taid in cfty Grip.
Tlis. upoa condition that Nr icSler
-.gus a quit claim 20 al pa@' arrears fo-
rents aaa 1ges whatever A majority
Il the member. present expressed the
opinion that the city wa Mt legal =
ir3ua1 - pay tic note. hu; VA morally
~ bound. GA thai aces5uat The rc~olu
ton was pas@ssl This note wa. orig
inaily given 20 pay for the city's share
II the city and couaty jail steps we're
also ordered 81 be taken. - Insure a
lease bold Of the jail for sotne time u
come Contractor East : bill Tor con
.tulcflGg ;iFe cl-terns vas ordered paid.
The bsll amounted 20 $685. City
Surveyor Eastwick submitted his report
AZ tie specifications Of the Front street
improvements. They were ordered 10 be
retained ira the Surveyors hands until
the opening of the bids by the Council.
There vas considerable discussion as 10
where rhe dirt needed for the filing on
the Front street grading. was 10 come
from II vas finally decided TO allow
the contractor 20 take IL from Marion
and ether streets A petition for the
grading OF Marion street was read. nc
ceptcd, aud an ordinance 10 that effect
ordered drawn
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The DAHL! IETElLlssECER.
Tuesday. June 81, 1915.

PnUlr AxD FtofE uLEfE.E About
milo fso,n fosn 0u 'Aa L4se Wasa-
.us.on sta2e fo43. III Z y Last.
a prae.seal iststiss ard fs-scalssriss.
ass cIrarssi up = fe~ @ers~ af cr1an3
AMI planted s. slt3s estas - teausv s.
the fores: whleis wsll repay 3 yiest ff4sa
lovers q ljeautifa. aow~rs al sirab
berry IL the uarsery department Nr
Lswtois. 'hoagli otsly Jas' trslfaiag h's
enterprise. already has RAE -.N*1
shrlfiy young apple tree. ].-a" pear.
.DaD each ~ rsss.ea an3 psafn. $50 @31
cherry tree. ali a chosee fafi~ties
Among hls sfEseiai',es SIZE sne
se.diing peach yary hardy. net si'ected
hy bllgh, Or cur. -leaf and c41see Kag-
l,sh peach aud apricot. ia bearlsg. lie
fuds that TIA only way 80 seeare apr
cots that VAL uot wiatsykl.l j. - graf
them upon p.um *tecks Ass1 sosne
yarie;ies Of stra~ berries u his owa
nrtginassoss. - exosptsaual -tza and
flavor, tao ia particular called Pine
apple AID C0lumtas, and se.dlipg
gooseberry as large a. 81 ordinary wine
plurn Another 70. his spscsaIties - the
extra early Vermont potato which -
fully two weeks earlier tbat the Early
Roe. aud very closely resembles -
rhsracteristlcs II has soins rarely
beautiful heB,eph<ftt deIhtstaAss, a.
ealIia cor~gaias rel and yellow. sPtral
Eueeyia. Destfsias scf51a aud 8iba fgFa
1sle,.a r!.as coytinas raoianfhas. and yerle-
gated leafsd elder tuative) Ia the line
IF ornamental shrubs aud shade trees,
ne ha. linden. cork elm. witch elm.
bass wos4l. white, black aud English
walnut, chestnut. busternut. hickory.
Roman and moutain ash. sugar maple,
persiinmon. double pink thorn, purple
leaf Ohio oak. golden weeping ash. and
labufuum Mr. Laason will extend
and improve biz display as rapidly -
lie can open up more ground and pro
cure varieties from abroad.
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WHOSE Boy WILL Ir BE Within

WHOSE Boy WILL Ir BE Within
one week two boys have fallen between
the logs belonging 10 the mill. along the
water front. and bat for prompt assist
anee must inevitably have drowned.
Boys do not realize what trap
it ~. They feel all secure until
a slippery or treaeherous log
suddenly turns them into The
water. when nil they can 10 is 10 call
for help. and If this Is no, Immediately
rendered. drowning is the consequence.
Parents have been warned before that
ihe boys still 81 on the booms. and some
boy is destined 20 he drowned. Whose
will IL be :
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

.,g~ Last week tho ISrELLIGEScER
came TO Us enlarged to a uino column
four page journal, being the largest
journal in the Territory. Mr. Higgins
is doing everything 10 make this ex-
oellent paper truly representative Of
Seattle, rs the commercial metropolis Of
Puget Sound His enterprise is equally
manifested Ivy the new seven column
four page daily-the largest and best
Daily IN the Territory (which he began
10 issue some two weeks since Northern
Star
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

The DAILY ISTELLIGExcER We
have received copies Of the new daily
recently started ia Seattle. Il is :
column paper and is filed with good
editorials. we'll selected news matter
and lots 81 locals Its advertising col,
umns show that Seattle i. a lively city
make 1t leading daily. is daily mail
both up and down the Sound, 80 it can
reach the various towns the day of pub
lica.ion Success 10 the enterprise We
place the new candidate on our cx-
change list iRaay Democrat
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

Police REFoRr. The following bust
ness was transacted ut the police office
yesterday f.. Ncrom and man named
Rienhart were fined five dollars and
costs, for being drunk and disordcrly
and blowing policemen's whistles ;
fine paid Bill can indian) drunk and
disorderiy, fined Eve dollars and costs;
committed + Rocks. drunk and .dis.
orderly. fined five dollars and costs,
which he paid
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

Ef- The rumor being ailoat, both up
and down the Sound, that there are
cases of small pox in Seattle. We. deem
il our duty 10 remove all fears on
the part of intending visitors, by
stating that there is not to-day single
case of that disease in the city. The
only one reported was no worse than u
light case of varioloid-evcn If il was
that and that was quickly removed
from the City. over a week ago.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27
BUILDING ur rug VALLEY. neat

BUILDING Ur THE VALLEY. A neat
Catholic church Is being orected in
White river valley near the residence
Of Mr.. Patrick O'Brien ON land donated
hy Patrick Hays Esq. The building Is
now rooted and being sided up. II will
add another TO the attractive ornaments
OF that valley. On Black river Mr.. T.
NJ. smithers is PUTTING up large and
attractive residence ON his farm ad-
laeent to Rcntonyllc.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

THg DAILY IsrELLIGEyCER is
now received regularly. II is a twenty
eigh, column sheet, twenty Of which are
devoted TO advertising. The size of
the paper and the extensive patronage
accorded to it by the business men of
Seattle. indicates Enthusiastically the
thrift and enterprise of the city -
OigmpitR.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

ANOTHER NUISANCE .-- We would
call the attention Of those whom IL con
Germs u the fact that the large sewers
that empty below Commercial, street in
stores instead Of being continued down
10 low water, deposi. their garbage on
tho beach which causes much oom-
plant on the part ef deuisens Ia that
quarter.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

.y- Mr.. ID. :. Lacey, y former resi-
dent of seattle. who went 10 san
Francisco last winter. returned by the
Dakota. He expresses himself better
pleased with Seattle and ,,s climate
than he is with that Of San Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

pIgD.-~Cspt l. T. Dodge, an ola
resident If the Territory. and at ore
time commander Of steamboat on
Fraser River, died n. his residence.
near Ia Conner, on Saturday last. He
leaves . wife and two children.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

AROUND AGAIN We are glad -
announce that Mr.. VALID. # the trm of
Of Wusslsd 4 Wall. Who Mas severely
injured ey the falling If the shelving
M their hard ware store ou the I'D
inst. and who 81 narrowly sscaI~si in
SAINT death, j. now 80 tally recovered a.
70 he around and able 20 attend 80 ,le
Business Of the dsm again.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.


Mr. Scllick. Port Blakely; Halliday,
J r Keller, Belltown; + Spaulding,
p Malone. \ \ Bell, Rob Cassiday, "
Darlington, II c Lord, City; II McCabe,
White river; John Fleming, o + Cosper,
Tom Stamp, J Fleming, New Castle;
+ Davenport, = Clark. : I. Crawford
j VI Snow. Olympia; = c McGonigle,
+ II Moore, r b Phillips, Portland J
l. Chaplin, + { Hendrick, \ Mayer, J
V Roach, NJ Hart, j " f Hicks, l. A
Chick. Mrs Condor j. daughter, san
Francisco; g F Kyle, Centeryille; Ii J
White, f'idalgo; ID c ii Rothschild, A
b Coley, Port Townsend; G III Smith,
San Leandro; w karkeek, England; J
Marlborough. Michigan; W Bracket,
Wis; F W Paine < wife, Walla Walla;
ID ) Howe, Utsalady; c + OIIare, J I
Hunt, G O'Boyle Il family, VI Fahey,
F. Crosson, J Morriarty, VI Padden, c
Connolly, Talbot; c Wells, J G Scurro,
T. \ \ Hughes, New York.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
b. Marshall, J II Thompson. Olympia
l. Henspeter, city; n Gragg, 5 Stems,
Renton mines; J Mickey, Talbot; +
Harm. A Harm. White river; Alderman,
Coal mine; G Roster. San Juan Island;
Forbes. Snohomish: II Thompson
Pennsylvania; w White. Tacoma.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-27

49, There will be grand rattle ON
the Fourth Of July Of Al 900 worth of
gold and silver watches, chains, dia-
monds, jewelry and gold coin, in all
forty valuable prizes, which can be seen
at Jamicson's jewelry store. Quite a
number IT the tickets have already
been sold,
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To- The University term closes this
week. The closing exercises will take
place Ia the University Hall on Thurs
day afternoon At two o'clock Z. Nj.
There will he al address and grAdua-
tion essay by Miss Clara McCarty. AMI
other appropriate exercises The school
will close for vacation of about ten
weeks. The next term "Opens on the
18th II next September
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t-.~ /, i. Capt, Fineh's intention 20
have the Anderson make but Que trip
10 Victoria, each week, and one - Port
Townsend and return - ga.
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to- For good. cool glass Of Lager,
20 10 the Adelphia. opposite Iesler' :
Hall.
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to The bark Stormy Petrol sailed
from Barrand Inlet for Valparaiso. or
the a5,h inst.
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II The bark Atalarito arrived At
Por, Gamble on Sunday last
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IT, On the 25,h inst. the ships Gen
Batter and Herman arrived At Por;
Discovery. the latter from Cs.lao.
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49, Three siwashes were locked up
last evening for being drunk aud dis
orslerly
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~ The shipWar Hawk arrived at
Port Discovery on the 23d inst.
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kENNRpY-MELyIN--At the residence Of J..
Mckinley. In this city, on The 26th inst. by the
Rev. II. p. punniug. David Kennedy Ia Miss
Jane Melvin, late of london. England.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
BORN.

HUNT-At the Talbot mines ON the 23d inst -
% the wife Of Jl.r. Hunt. Esq, daughter.