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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

Receipts proper Dlnce last evening D0le0
against $40 on last Saturday. and t39 last year.
MAKING in aggregate aimee August u tcity
balings include oi 1885 sol bales against $50 s6s
last year-increase Aoo .7as. , :.
all the ports, from IAN. yesterday 70 ~ IA: to-day
s1s bales, against 1887 last week. and 1913 last
year and since August 81. 4o41 ses ba es, against
Exports M yesterday to Great Britain s7is bales,
aeans none last week snG is's last % yesr s sn
81 Stocks ts % ss al t6e delivery ports made up to i2
m. s2s.eS2 bales against ses9e4 last week. and
''SSI lseS Sssy only sale reported to-day
20 hhds Sales for the past week 4es hhds.
:s ss1: Z - 1a s & o ds
sxS7f. low Leaf s@si. medium lo@iih. good
-9ish Received since. last evening "a hhds
exported none: stock on hand 1872 hhds.
The Louisville Courier Journal 9f THURSDAY
Weather warm with light sprinkle In tho fore
FRaiErGHTs- Yesterday 10000 bushels bulk
pool at o3@10d. We quote as follows:
Ps f kss4p PbsSsphs sS snd
Baltimore Bali via New York. .c; TO New York ,lc
Corn to Liverpool oh@1od per bushcl
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@h TO Havre
Nc. Corn to Liverpool 1od per bushel
Hrt;s sR-Only Is hogsheads came In this
morninc Tie market Is quiet and unchanged
sa es%%ood s9c aood Il isir &C. y fair prime
Wbite Vfii 'c clerified ioSfc1zc y b.
morning, No sales and the market is un-
changed. The stock in the sheds II quoted at
l3040c for fair. -l6@sOc for prime. S705Ac for
strictly prime and s5@s1c for choice.
CITf REFfNERY 6UdAR--Is selling on or
ders at 1Oa<c for standard A. In bbls. 11h0 for
granulated, 1fAc for powdered and crushed and
CITY REFiSERY Ri iHsiY MoLAssEs selling on
orders at 4oc for common. Asc Tor fair. 5oc Tor
prime. $50 for choice and so@sSc for golden
FLOUR There IL some inquiry for Cuba, and
negotiations are in treaty for one or two round
lots snd lot Of 1000 bbls. some OF low grade.
we learn sold for Crest Britain, on private
terms In the local trade 562 bbls sold.
Common Ii quoted at -. fine y 2S@3 IS, super
fine g 1904. double extra ~ 25@4 so, low treble
extra a 75G5 good do. t5 s6B5 50. choice treble
extra Is 1906 2b. choice extra and family extra
IS 5O97 50 y bbL
com MEAL-Is in good supply and quiet.
but the market appears to be little stronger to-
day. and 69 bbls sold at n s7k@2 - y bbl.
PORK@The f market Is quiet but strong @ at yes-
terday's improvement. and mess ID held In
round lots at tn02l 50 y Dbl. a. in weight,
Dealers are retailing y ~ so0n = Dbl 80 bbzs
mes cold at N bbl.
QAlGgo. - : q. reported Fork quiet, oistm
[' d aR( ~ ss7 ; lls,sor -, 4
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18
The Great Ale Depot.

Those who desire to get . supply Of the best
ale, porter. lager beer. ginger ale. cider. min
eral waters. etc., will do we'll TO call on Mr.. L.
G. Army, Nos. ~. % and % Bienville street. He
has ale and porter from the old and popular
house OF VIM. Massey & Co.. Philadelphia In
barrels. halves and quarters. and in bottles Of
que rts. pints and half pints. Mr.. Army guar
antees the quality Of his goods. which he will
sell IN quantities to suit purchasers. 1t the low
est cash prices.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

Our friends who want 10 purchase hay. corn,
oats. bran and Western produce will do we'll to
cali on that live and energetic merchant Mr..
VIM. Lawrence. corner Of Magazine and Third
streets. He always keeps largo stock in store.
and as he does his own purchasing his goods
are always fresh, sound and desirable Appre-
ciating the dull times. he II selling at very low
prices, and eli who call on him will be courteous
" and satisfactorily attended to.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18
Nav Il the Time.

Az Messrs. H. Kern Il Co.. Nos. io4, los and 1os
Baronne street. will take their annual inventory
on the soth instant. they have made enornious
reductions In prices 10 prepare for It. and those
who wish to secure real bargains will do well to
give them an early call. Their stock 10 always
very large. and is selected by one Of the most ex
perienced and competent buyers. 80 that In
style, quality and price. their goods cannot be
oxc0lled
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

Wild Oats, the Chimney Corner. the Danbury
News. and many other papers are on our table.
embIcnaatic Of the enterprise and munincence
OF "The Two Orphans" otherwise Marlborough
4 Hammitt. the well known newsdealers. print
ers and binders. Of No. 2s Commercial Place.
Thank you, gentlemen. Sow your wild Oats =
ve hone they will bring plentiful crop.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

Ladies' will find at Messrs. J. Levois d Jami-
sons. No, 19s Canal street. new. fresh and ele-
giant ASSIGNMENT Of mourning goods. such a.
bombaxincs. tamise light summer cashmcres,
barege delaines. mourning silks. collars and
cufYs. etc. The reputation Of this old and highly
esteemed house. for good Judgment and taste In
selecting their stock. Is well established. and We
have only to add that they are selling oil articles
at very low prices.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

The attention Of those who contemplate purs
chasing piano OF organ Is requested to the low
prices at which these instruments are sold. for
cash or on easy monthly payments by MI.
Philip Werlein, Nos 49, 80. 81 and so Baronne
street. He has an immense stock. comprising
instruments from the best makers.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

SOUTHWEST PASS, June II. 1876.
To CAPTAIN G. w. Howell, Corps Of Engineers.
Depth OF channel at mean low tide 10 feet.
Least width for that depth 10 feet.
High tide at g. m.
Height above mean low tide AZ feet Depth Of
channel at high tide 1ek feet. Bottom hard.
G. II. ELWELLs
Master ESgayof1s.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

49, s..d. "a sAosldsfs somaaad ixo& l..
y !. dssiSrs A. tcE6ln0 tkem = skOehe =
NJ SsHSsEee AlRs ~ 49, lsAss lsPt2yssss
day under sne1l seoex: ,,rs sSvo1 iSSouidSW oscv
vicesA Assncs sno ~ n IA "a sidee k4No y 1.1
cis = scd oar " seSSldsrs re az e.
nSio nns4c. IN 66ers 81 lilo we're refused l0s
ciser % rib sides. Dsalsrs ~ tceping = = eeovo
M f.xRbDIs SCARCE and ths. marks ~
stronger. Tiefcg refined 2 ss!lins M q ~ IN
ls.c ke isaS nsls z ssr1s' see : md a. Vcacts
firner: II. .soo July. 1f.AOo August -. -.
~ Z searca Sssd n demand for Cuba nt 10 ana
fresh. medium sizs. command is@isHc r
Large szs ana c'd M fse yery rr Anil ssd so
inc only Ia job lots at fsc = y for choices -
r.ouisisna and Western rsctined II selling "
81 126e1 "a gallon. ...A~
COW PEAH-Dealers have good order M sfsa0
n 81 sO@1 IS for mixed and e292 y Tor eseys
<u--t~. ..~so<.s - v&rrvfafr,s1a IN the West on
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

Young and sentimental Henry Burn
Of Nevada killed himself, leaving let
ter Ia which he said my Annie Is
anQet rival should win her Affection"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

- ~ ~
s..s@sSip S1sSi Hfis Lizzie. Te,sher. for psnsscOa ~
ScSr Three Sisters. Silvia. for Appaiachiccla-.
'schr River Queen. Aibbs. for Pensacolar-
ArrfvsA.
Steamship Knickerbocker. Kemble, from Net
schr K B B Locke. Loci Schreivsr. ! days from RuatAn
to master-Pic Tier.
sxxAM1oATs {
es John. Rcrgeron. from Baton Rouge.
] Frazer. Canton. from lower ccsst
Alice Porter from Amite Rivor-Now BAeid
YLArDOArs.
Jepston's boat from Tennessee.
Athens boat. from Tennessee.
Experts.
sa% bass eoon @ bS rosn f Z oal
coTq oq bbls b & lard H. ls7 pkgs sundries,
bbls flour bbls whisky 80 bbIs grease i2ss 81
corn $40 SKIS oats 100 SKIS bran Il bales moss
heas sSSsE 81 Rkfs suassssh
whisky n cks bacon 02O SKIS corn IS sko cofSee 4
sks pssAUoR9ePsl 9a1s ~ oRtes sundrss
eos paf sSqCaHf45o %dse .chr rhr..
81 bbls hour btls whisky tcD meat % eka corj
~ sSasSso Z R1 saHSs'ss; ssss%ss Ais.,soo s.c
corn II okg oats lB SKIS bran n SKIS cOlSoe II bblI
whisky 8 oks bacon hhds sugar s6l pkes sun
dries.
1mports.
NEW YORK~per steamship Knickcrbocke
Assorted mdse.
HAvANA-Per steamship st Louis-soo hid
sugar cases cigars.
RUATAN-Per schr r Locke Fruit.
Receipts Of Pred1e4.
BATON ROUGE--Per steamer * John y
bales cotton IS hhds sugar 80 bales moss
LOWER COA6T--Per steamer HaIoon-J
'i1!ti LOWER 3 Vco4sT-srer SSa steamer Frazer
TENNEHSEE-Per Jepeton's boat--lo A
slaves. Per Atken's boat 900 slaves.
Receipts at the New Basan.
ANTE RIvER-Per steamer Alice bel|
~ RaAlroaAs.
s Nm ORLEANS AND MOBu.HRAIIRoAnI
~ Aame g bbls rcein 10 hbb turpenfino q ~
sHs IoulalAxA An p
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

/ Il. IN httf nrBtA4 m&1Ut810-
~ 9aeo s.cks soR White mixed st ssc white q
~: ec xs r@,ioss nirsd II ei0e2c. yellow at zoe
Hw.hsi Hw. sp'''" '-'~'a
IA Tho mark et n ouiet YESTERDAYS large
-Uaa..s ,,nwo ~" ,snaE rned mrieex Ana ~ note
a'p,p,. ~ "Ec mar huahel for dnlenA We heard
ii1,, oi no sales Of H. Louis nor any. change In
Hsene 1isc tr ri osd 81 is sacks
new Texas oats the 1lrst this season. came IA
n,s Tssas fIna RaiIrcad % consisnsd to Msssrs. Miller.
f,ohonde X ~. N n ciasesd No. q and IL ofier.
ing ct loc per bushsi.
soId Tor MeSico Il q s Tor n. q Is fcr n and
e. sss ssE::: ": I. s;:sS : =.
ss Sss sssd. = d'ssss 5raos.y sn; es so
FsiT 1sHgi1o stock ON hand: holders are .sk.
,np Scterdavs sXvsncsd f price. TITS II sells 4 100
VI ioo S S. = $3.50 '''0'' "
pias HnsSfs ,dd ;:SPgy, y! ,o with moderate demand
common % .S4ic. ordinary lESANc. fair s5sxc.
g9efd1 SHTqHc. PRIME "a shsn Sc ouoted Il sac.
medium 1ssasc < choice Western alsaAc' medium
NsE Yorf ePsm Wssssn e2s' y offered .
sTxE dxNbiEs- h I rs Good d demand; selling It
lag es1fAp;uo,,a~,. y; wy n.,rn /. ..,tirv Il -
asrman olye sxe olive ee % standard olive s,.c
CASTLE as ioe. e magnolia &c b In lots q % boxss
sc less u i9s =, lvy vo1s1 a rcs - ,or: -
sa s han - hnrns ~" srtra nerf,s mod olive
ou ,S ' ns - -. ~ ,,,ar. vss sia icsS t,a ~ 6nre:
pressed " Doass or NOR os .oss q stm as pa n
onru .,,s n ~ sss w ~ uors ~ " iess si,am
~ Uo1ss oa.' 4. aarf - ottIei ~ hnyea or more sc
M ess tnaa r. - poAcs o1ao -.
on T2qno moM1gateskereExtra 1gts No sells al 10 ii
h, ,a 70 +. La. IL a. L, bhs q 81 i, haif
sis "a bbs ss u hai dds = "a qns5.ef % 9 pps' snH
bbls e IS II gqarter, , Dds p ana % II kls e !! NC q
sa IA v's: ~ Z: H. n, Eitn Eytra ~ "a y n
guaft.ef ppis' anu - % Ia Ai'S 11Asie oss = =
auo.uu nr". ysrinu - ccar.a A !, and
:. :, ~ y .nE nto ynIivnrssd ~ T,rL feIand
liza 1ls.s =. %. ~ t.,c bnsHa}e irshia saM III
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18
MARINE NEWS.
\. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. June u. isss

G1Onf0G Y0NG0HO1Hs
Steamship City Of Havana. Phillip. for New Yorl
grosO- u W1e1EfspoOl
Stesmship. Margaret Baker for Key West "
Cedar Keys IN Robofe
Steamer Amite, Adams. for Pensacolar-- 1aste
6chr Three Sisters. Silvia. for ADpalachicola-
'schr River ousen. Aibbs. for Pensacoia-.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18


according to the French diction, mascu.
line gender, said: Bring 1t up. =
''Oh. excuse me, mademoiselle, he never
comes to the sleeping apartment; he
always waits In the reception ROOM" ]
came down, and there stood the instru.
ment to shape my irregular nails-a tall
lean, dark-skinned individual, with
flowing jet locks, beard and imperial.
To say was surprised Is too weak an
assertion: / was struck dumb with
astonishment. Ny teacher had just
gone through with her usual pairing,
and bade me be seated. The operation
began. First q sharp, French-shaped
instrument cut the nails, sloped them
on the sides with point In the centre,
then tiny pair Of pincerS was used to
pull OF all the pieces Of dry skin around
the nails, commonly called by as hang
nails" then steel flle was used to
raise the skin up and push 1t back, 90
which Is considered part Of It's beauty /;
1t; then dried, and red pomade, spread
thin. rubbed on with fine yellow pow
der. which caused them to shine. It
took about half an hour, and cost the
munificent sum Of sixty cents. There
are women In Paris who obtain as high
as ten francs visit; others who have
contracts by the month. They general
ly receive from twelve to thirty dollars
per month. They do q flourishing busi-
ness among the demi-monde, and are
better paid by them than by the noblesse
Of the beau monde. Some OF them are
perfect experts in their profession, and
make as much by thA s,sle Of powder,
soap, pomade and other
ColusT1O ron TEE HANDS;
!: :: g, sss,ssis'ss e |; Z; a1s es
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

Receipts at the New Basln.
ANTE RIvER-Per steamer ALICE b
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18

1mp0rtss
NEW YORK~per steamship Knickcrbock -.
Assorted mdse.
HAvANA-Per steamship ST Louis-soo hid
st10Ar cases cigars.
kUATXN-Pef schr r B I.ocke-Fruit.
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tuesday, August O., 1875.
ptouT Kfsu.-rour men ar

Tag grGHT KisD.-Four men ar
-:x.a here on the last ocean steamer
fem New Brunswick, AID judging
f,om their enterprise and sagaci:y they
t.Io,g 10 that class Of Immigrants 10
whom Puget Sound offers unexcsption-
s,Is advantages. and 70 whom We all
.ser = hearty welcome. They doubt
tn.s nos.ees much Of that indomitsbie
,.s,~ryance. and enterprise which are
q Indispensable to success IN Lew and
.,owing country ike ours. For. COM
20 here determined To make the mos.
II our advantages and In search If .
home, which they were willing 70 make
bv their own labor, they did not 60
lettering about town waiting for some
thing TO turn up in thar favor,
ia. Immediately collected the necessary
information about our wild lands. and
Concluded 10 start of on . cruise Of il
ves,igstion about the Sound, ascend the
different rivers. and inquire into the ad-
rant.ges Of different sections for farm
ing. Pursuant TO this determination they
purchased q quantity Of lumber Satur-
dAy morning. and commenced the con-
sraction If skiff. on the wharf jus,
b.ek Of the New England Hotel. By
evening they had it all completed. ex-
eens,nx the mast, sail aud oars The
e,sst was Is feet long. aud we'll and
.at,santislly built. and they propose to
s..r. al immediately. In a few weeks
,hsy will probably be located some
~ssre on the Sound. and a, work on
.a,o. Of cor wild lands Of this class
osimmisrsnts we cannot have To many.
There is room for all who come.
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costs. for failure 70 pay which he. too.
was invited 20 make his headquarters ~
the county Jail for some months 10
corae.
Yesterday Dr.. sparling took charge
Of the insane asylum. az this plsee
Mr. Harmon, the contractor. sold the
greater part az his furniture at private
sale. with the intention Of making
Portland his future home DR.. Ballard.
the former physician st the asylum.
will remain In Steilacoom for a short
time TO attend 70 professional duties.
Gus. LaBeilister. AZ inmate OF the
government house on McNeil's Island.
viii be pardoned out IN a few days.
LeBallister has for some time past been
very comsumptive, with no sign of re-
covering. -Expres.
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IarRovIaG.-We are happy to no,

iarRovIsG.-We are happy to noe
any substantial Improvement going on
10 our city OF the surrounding country
and are pleased TO learn from gen
tlemsn in town from the Lake Union
road living near Pontius' place, that
extensive improvements are being made
in that locality. A large tract OF laud
has beeu cleared and ,lashed this sea-
sou. and numbr of dwelling houses
are in the course Of construction One
,nan. Mr. Fred. Crede, has slsshed four
acres. part of which lies has already
cleared. He proposes To 81, out the en-
tire four acres to fruit troets this fall.
and devo,eh his lime hereafter 10 the
cultivation Of fruit
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STEIIACOOM ITEMS.

TrRooTED AT LAST, Through the
rf.oyis of sUme of the ecoi people OF
Isc ma. that public eye-soTe of msny
yesr, standing. the disrepntable Mckay
= bl>hmcnt. located near Old Tacoma
ln. las, bsen cleaned out. Pesceable.
law -,hiing citizens brought the mat
ter hufore the Granl Jury. snd that
body presented at indictment 10 the
District Court sgsiust Mckay AID has
wife for keeping and maintaining 3
public nuisance Mckay Sas fined
$500 snd costs. failing TO pay which he
no~ lIngcrs in jail bis wife Was found
'o' gniIsy by the trial jury. and was
disohargs-i from custody, but has fed
The country, fearing. no doubt. that
other charges would W preferred
against her; aud Mcksy's bArkeeper,
who plead guilty, was fined 500 and
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- Sunday evening while young
lady stopping at Judge Jacob. resi-
dence. was returning home with some
friends, she stumbled against some
ss~kes while crossing Sixth stree,
close BY Seneca. and fell into hole
IN the center If the stree. and broke
her leg just above the ankle. The
stakes, We learn, were driven bv the
City Surveyor some two months since.
and the hole which i about four feet
deep Was made AZ the same time. We
have hal occasion 20 refer 10 the neg
lect Of our authorities in the matter Of
distractions. and dangerous excavations
IN our streets being permitted 70 remain
70 the jeopardy OF the limbs, IL not
lives Of our citizens. but il seems that
something in the nature Of hsavy dam.
sges recovered against our city is about
VIA. i. needed 10 learn them a lesson.
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HoFs II THE PUYALLUP In an
exchange a core sI'oadent from toe pu-
yallup valley writes: We have up
warl # 400 acres Of hops in cul,iva-
ton in this valley. The prospects for
a good crop are promising. We may
count on total yield q at least so
tons. II we can realize the average
price (3j cents pound for them for
the three years prior 10 last year. they
will bring into the valley s24j, 900. or
the sverag. price Us cen,s) for the
last four wears will bring us tl96, 900.
The prospect for short crop in Eng
land aud Gsrm.ny gives Us hopes Of a
fair price here. Picking will COM
mence about the lst Of September. We
will want abou. | 900 pickers - Err
press
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A Coon TIMg.-About twenty We
couple, mostly young people. went out
in carriages TO Mr.. Monohon's place a,
Lake Washington Sunday. intending
TO hold . picnic in the grove near his
house. but as il WAS quite cool aud
chilly they repsird To the house. where
they were invited by Mr.. and Mrs,
Monohon. They remained until even
ing when they returned to the city.
They report having enjoyed a most
pleasant time. and that the picnic was
success in every particular.
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FALSE REPORTS. is always a

FALSE REPoRTs.-There is always a
certain class Of individuals in every
community whose only business seems
10 be to circulate sensational reports
They will tell you, with all the phiIos-
oph,ai gravity Of owls, OF some dire
calamity. which had bef.Ilen somebody;
or they can tell you all about your
neigilbor's private business, or where
Stewart made his greatest mi take
They seem TO subsist on this sort of gas
which they are constantly generating
One Of this class confidently informed
u. yesterday, that there were already
fifteen cases Of smallpox in town
Some such individual reported ycster-
dsy that new case Of smallpox had
Just been discovered at the L. =. Hotel.
The news soon reached DIR. Weed, who
npon visiting the place, found the re
port entirely withon. foundation, as
there was not even case Of sickness at
the house. Another case was reported
ia the same manner las, evening at n
boarding house on the corner of First
and Main streets. DR. Weed upon
bearing the report went immediately TO
the place only to find the report false
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SOME THISGs-Lsst night the hu-

SOME THISGs.-Lsst night the hu-
mid storm clouds again gathered over
bead, and Pluvius reigned supreme.
There will be only three steamers leav-
ing this city to-day for Snohomish. >.
Mr.. Irving Ballard, of S,eilacoom.
moved down here yesterday with his
family. They are now snugly lodged
in their house on Third street Jack
Levy has put mp = new bulletin board
for the Pacific Mail steamers >. The
Oliver Wolcott came into port yesterday
from Tacomo Politicians are now
thicker than flies about 9 sugar barrel
you can find them on every corner
80. Two parties fell into little alter
cation, last evening. near the saw mill.
one Of the parties receiving . severe
blow In the mouth.
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PAsseNoERs.-The following pas
sengers fer the Sound left San Fran.
cisco on the steamship Dakota for
Puget Sound ports: b. Heyrenson. T.
T. Ritz. Mrs. +. II. Cispp. John +.
Pugh. Miss II. A. Fraser. :. J. katz.
Mrs. John Todd. Miss. L. W. Todd
l.. w. Smart. Il. II. Denny Eddy
Shadduck. W. A. Hines and wife. J
Mcclellan, Mary Ralph. X, A. Denny.
WIN. Forcey. Miss May Carr. Mrs. l..
T. Smith. u. Bradford and wife. VIM,
Hoyle. John Bulgcr. and 81 in the
steerage.
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Jcsr So.-We clip the following
rather pointed item from 8 coast ex-
change Shun the business men who
don't advertise. He is closer than a
dog tick, he will pinch niekle until
the goddess Of liberty fa,uts, will sell
You sand for sugar. beans for coifee.
and secondhand tea grounds from
ho,es slop barrels for pure young
dyson. hat go 10 the liberal adver-
hser for homes. goods. square dealing
and low prices
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COMING Down. -Workmen we're en-
gagged yesterday in excavating under
the store of Wusthof x VALID and under
the gas fitting and plumbing estah-
lishmeut Of Coulter & Hendricks.
These PARTIES ARE not satisfied with the
elevated position in which the graders
have left them. and propose coming
down TO q level with our other bust
ness firms
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL.

Chas Mckay, z Jewell, ID " Oakes.
San Juan; V Quimby. A Johnston,
City: e Z Seers. Port Blakely; William
Cochran, Lake Washington; James
shannon, Stevensport; NJ Padden. Tall
bot; John BlsLgoet White River: G "
Wilson, Mrs Clayton and family. Sea-
beck, j X Hardie, Portland; + McIn-
tire, j Pettingall, Port Gamble; T c
Lsdd, Victoria; Chss Hopkins. John B
Allen, Frank Clark, Amos Brown, Chss
Jell, Olympia. Geo c Smith and wife.
J Ballard, wife and family. Miss n
Mauxie, Steilacoom.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-22

.s- The District Court met ycster-
day morning at l0o'c!ock and adjourned
at an early hour in the afternoon. Bu.
little was done further than the en-
panelling the Grand Jury Court meets
again this morning ut half-past pine
O'Clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-22

~ The ships Gen. Butler and Shir-
ley. the barks Dublin. Vidette and
Bronies. and the brig Levi Stevens ar
rived AT Port Townsend yesterday
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-22
THE MINsrRELs The San Francisc

THE MINsTRELs The San Francisco
Variety Troupe performed again last
evening To crowded house at Alham-
bra Hall. Judge Jake Wallace :"
delivered his charge to the audience
aud made many well-appointed local
hits. Williams and Chrisfy appeared
"a usual in their favorite songs and
dances. aud the performance throughout
was good.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-22

TuANKs.-The friends of Mr.. Thorn
AS Firstbrook in this city desire to tx.
press their thanks to Capt. Marshall
aud the friends of the deceased at Free
port. for their kindness 10 him, and the
assistance they rendered in making
provision for his interment