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An exchange says that there is a
crusade against dancing in Baltimore
society and that nearly all the young
ladies who belong to the church are ez-
Guiding it from their parties Young
people must do something, and dearth
of dancing may lead to fearful amount
Of spooning on staircases and in quiet
corners, compared to which, dancing is
worship itself. Dancing is classical,
biblical and healthy, and has far better
effect on natural we'll balanced, cheerful
youngpeoplc than the 80 glad your glad
I'm glad style Of conversation that
pervadcs the non dancing society
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN PROBATE. snnisowoc County

In the matter Of the sale of the real estate al
John Mohr, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance ofan order of license made in said mat.
ter on the Sd day of December A. D. 1917 by tbe
1ohhtY Court o. said county the undersigned
lhom9S Mohr, administrator OF the estate of the
SAID John Mohr. deceased. will on Monday the
IN cay OF January, 1873. - t.u O'uock i'm the
lore hoon OF saId day at fne ONCE OF the Count =
Judge IN the city Of MantowoC in said county.
oher for sale at public vendue. the following de
etfltca land to.rlt One house and lot. described
i,S n' hNr Iol block three hundred and tpeuty.stA
t326l city of Manitowoc. Wis.
Terms Of sale made known at the time and place
thereof P'''o'
Date at Manitowoc the Sd lay ofdecember. 1877.
Nv. THOMAS MOHR
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

Como BELOW ON THE NEXT STEAM.
ER.-Mr. McAndrews, of the City Boot
and Shoe Store. 10 going below on the
next steamer to purchase the necessary
machinery for tho new boot and shoe
factory. Also to purchase large stock
of boots and shoes for his regular
spring aud summer trade. Nc. is the
right man and in the right place. He
is practical boot and shoe. maker. and
understands his business thoroughly in
all its brsnches. Nc was for . long
time connected with Q boot and shoe
factory in San Francisco previous 20
coming here six years ago. and WAS at
one time Superintendent Of the same
He has been in the boot and shoe bust
ness here ever since. and has been very
successful. The City Boot and Shoe
Store 10 the best and cheapest place in
town to get your boots aud shoes. Nc.
being a boot and shoe maker by trade,
understands purchasing his stock
and keeps nothing but the first quality
Of goods.
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Council Proceedings.

The Common Council met pursuan,
to adjournment. Mayor Weed IN the
chair. Present Councilman Bell, Den.
ny. Lesry. Matthias and Kenny.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and
approved.
Petition of II. Clark and others, for
the opening Of Lane street. from the
Beach road to the county road, was re.
ceived and referred to the Street Com
inittee.
Messrs. Hall and Gatzsrt came in.
Moved and seconded that IN ordi-
nance be drawn ordering the levy and
collection of delinquent tax. The yeas
and nays being called. the vote stood
yeas, Denny, Bell. Matthias, Leary, Cat.
cert. Hall and Kenny. Nays, none.
carried
Moved and seconded that an orji-
nance be drawn ordering oil smoke
houses within the city limits 70 be fire.
proof. built Of brick, walls not less than
eight inches thick. with iron roof. The
yeas and nays being called, the vote
stools yeas, Denny, Bell. Matthias. Lea.
~, Gstzert, Hall and Kenny. Nays
none. Carried.
On motion. the Council adjourned
until Wednesday evening next at
o'clock. ID. T. WHEELER. Clerk.
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CAxELLo CRso.-This celebrated ar
.a.te. known the world over - the
'-Qaeen Of the Violin" will Oh ortly
give two grand concerts in this city, -
we learn from Mr.. We'll. her advanced
agent. She will be assisted by Miss Ivy
andesforde, soPraao. Mr.. Charles
Pt.aegsr, tenor, Signor Luigi Con.ini.
tari-oaf. sad the eminent pianist. Mr..
AugCste Saure:-all OF them possessing
an envi.ble fame in their respective
r9les. The troupe will make their first
appearance on this northern coas. Al,
Portland for short season after which
they Will visit this city and give two
concerts On the l2;h and 18th Of March,
when they will go TO Victoria for .
week, ard thence return 70 Portland.
where several concerts will be given by
them before their return 10 San Fran
CISCO ea reat> for Europe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

a BEAUTIFUL DAY."-This WAS the
salutstion with which our citizens
greeted one another yesterday. The
day was indeed delightful. but not
more pleasant than scores Of clear
sunny days. which hsvs made up the
months Of the present winter; but -
it was Sunday the fact was more no
ticable. The day was such AZ would
have delighted the hearts of New
Englanders il the early part Of Sep
tember and such ss they are not wont
TO believe could be enjoyed in . more
northern latitude than their own in the
mid winter month of January. In
this cline, however, such weather is not
uncommon during the winter season ;
and for the edification Of our Eastern
readers. We will state that yesterday one
Of our citizens. Mr.. d. NJ. Crane.
brought into our Office a fresh blown
rose, which he had just picked from
n bush ia his garden. In fact We
have seen many fresh flowers which
have been picked in the open air here
since the present month came in. So
far the winter has been for the NEST
part, more like the Indian summer in
New England than aught else.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

SUBSCRIBERS WAsTED.~Thcp project
which We mentioned some time ago of
securing the publication of large
number Of small maps OF this Territory.
for distribution at the East. through our
Territorial Board of Immigration. ap-
pears to be meeting with success Mr..
Humphrey received letter from the
chairman Of The board yesterday, stat
In. that for every dollar subscribed the
board would receive from the publish
er ten copies Of the map. and that
fonr of these would te sent to the sub
scriber for each dollar subscribed The
letter further solicits the assistance of all
who are interested in immigration. in
securing subscriptions. We hope that
our citizens will give the project their
support. u We are interested and in fa
vor of every movement that will tend
to promote the interest Of the cause Of
immigration--a cause with which we
arc identified and in which we have
earnestly labored. No doubt the dis
tributions Of such maps at the East
among intending immigrants will result
in much good.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

BUR6LARY.-Aw week or so ago We
stated that burglars were reported by
the Portland papers as infesting that
city; that Portland was getting too
hot" for them. aud they would likely
find their way here Now it appears
that some Of these vsgs have turned up
in our midst. and our citizens should be
prepared 10 give them hot reception
on their nocturnal calls. Ga Saturday
evening the residence If NJ. Stetson
was broken into and pair If boots TAX
en- from the kitchen. Il seems
that the burela hal elected All en-
trance through the rear ~ tie house and
on reaching the kitchen their plans
were frustrated by the waking mp of a
child ip . room near 10y. who cried ont.
and WAS likely IL raise AZ alarm. The
fellow concluded II WAS best ~ bo off at
this junc,ure aud finding only pair Il
boots available scared them as booty
and made retreat
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THE DAILY NTELDIGE\CER.
Monday. January 20. 1877.

WORTH CxDEETAKISG-A Calves
ton. Texas, paper states thA. the streets
Of that city are being finely m.ca,.a
mi1ed with the balIas. from ships CON-
ing in there for cargoe- Of cotton.
Now here is an example worth follow
ing. and an idea. the local adoption Of
which. we have urged upon Cur au-
tho.itIes tor some time Caano.
something be done 10 this direction,
Our streets are ia wretched
condition, and hundreds OF tons Of fine
ballast are being thrown away here
monthly. Yes, and worse than thrown
away. Much Of it is disposed Of in
such a manner as will. in time. result IN
an injury TO our harbor. We would
do we'll TO take the cue from the enter
prising people Of Galveston. and use
this ballast for the improvement. of oGr
streets There are . number Of pris-
oners continually 10 the county Jail
who should be put 70 work maca iamiz-
ing the streets with this material. In
the first place it Is large expense to
the city to have these vagsbonds arrest
ed and convicted, and when they fail
TO produces the money TO pay their
fines. - they invariably do, they
shosld be made TO render its eauivalen
In work. and not allowed TO remain in
idleness and board at the ci,y's expense
for given time Under the present
condition OF things the working Of
prisoners on the street is only farce
II il seldom they are put to work at all
aud when they are they generally
take advantage of the oppor-
tunity and run away The city
should hire a wharf where the ballast
can be discharged and put the prisoners
at work upon it under a competent su-
perintendent; the coarse rock should he
broken np and the ballast then carted
on the streets. This work might be
done by the city prisoners principally,
and at trifling expense TO the city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

GOLD QUARTZ AT SITKA. DAYS
ago We mentioned having been inform
ed by gentleman from Portland OF
the discovery of rich quartz near Sitka,
aud in the Portland Standard Of the
26th inst. we find the following in re.a
ton to it Speaking Of the :nau Haley
who brought down the specimens. i.
says " Several army officers who re-
side in Portland sre acquainted with
Mr.. Haley, and the lode he represents,
and endorse without hesitation his re-
port Of its richness" l. further says
that some of the rock was assayed by
Mr.. Fisk. OF that city, aud Indicated
yield Of $1,000 per ton 1t states
also that n joint stock company will
be organized at Portland, and
that the gentlemen comprising
il Will purchase the lode from the dis
coverer for 81. 500. he 10 retain a Ger
tain amount OF stock in the company
A responsible person will accompany
him Ia Stka to develop the lode and
forward the quartz tn San Fran isco.
Thus far it indicates width of six feet
and crops out Of the ground long dis
lance. = They seem to have much
faith in it. and expect 10 realize largely
from their investment.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


+ H Marsh. A N Henderson. r A
Cardweil. II NJ Bryant. City; Mrs
Phillips, ID + Leighton. Snohomish; J
Yeel, Oregon; S Whipple, Thos Bur
roughs. G n Butler. J II Guork. Olyn-
pis: 4 II Arnold, Port Townsend; o
Dodd, \ ewcastle. + N Sheeffer, D Win
ter, W b Young, d c Whitman. White
River, W p Eddy. Whatcom; 4 San.
ders, Port Madison; John Anderson, B
Peterson. Blakely; F Kimball RcntOn;
c s Crockett, Sksgit; P Jordan, Du.
wsmish; D Borst, Skookum Chsck; A
5 Parker. Tacoma.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

STOP THAT CoUdH. If you have q
bad cough. get bottle of the Com
pound Cough Syrup. It's an excellent
remedy for Coughs. Colds. Sore Throat.
Whooping Cough and Group. Pre-
pared and for sale by NJ. A Kelly &
Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Seattle. ". T
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

KILLED At SEA. 49, The schooner
Cou.ser, which arrived here on Satur-
day evening. brought with her 70 this
port the remains Of man named Peter
Lnndgrei., alas Peter West. and they
were buried yesterday in the County
Cemetery by Undertaken Russell at tho
Captains expense. The decreased it
appears. was native Of sweden, and
aged about thirty i've year. He ship
ped on the COursur as Il seaman At San
Francisco under the name II Peter
West. and on the night ofthe 18th inst
while the schooner was of Coos Bay,
Oregon, Oh her way up, laburing under
sudden gale Of wind. he wa. struck by
the fore sheet block on the head and
killed instantly. After his death the
Captain instituted search among his
effects aid found number Of letters
aud naval discharge. from which it
appears that his real name was Peter
Lundgren, and the name West was
only assumed for somc reason which
does not appear The conduct Of Cap
tain Thompson In preserving the corpse
for ten days. and bringing it to por, to
be inferred at has own expense in
preference TO consigninS it to a watery
grave Is most commendable.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

HoLLowAY's PnLs.-The Blood 10
the very essence Of health and life II
furnishes the compouents Of flesh. bones
muscle, nerve and inteSument. The
stomach is the apparatus-the arteries
the distributors and the intestincs the
channels by which the waste matter IS
carried off. Upon the stomach ard
bowels. these medicines act simultan-
eously- 25cts. per box or pot.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

- The Comet brought down . load
of farm produce from White River on
Saturday and will leave agsin for up
the river this morning.
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L. /, Is reported that = lssr.y ra@e
took place yesterday on Lake Washing
ton be, ween the two competing steam
ers. the Minnie May suA sheo Fly.
and ,ha, II resulted ia about : t.e a.
speed. although the Nav 81 .si'lo TIE
bes. of Il,
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The LEcrUgEs.-Dr. Panl II Bren.

The LEcrCgEs.-Dr Panl II. Bren-
an delivered his lec'ure d SATURDAY. AZ
teruoon 70 large a1d selec, audience
Ct ladies. In the evening b. VS.
greeted BY an intelligent an1 arg au-
dieuoe. fully equal to tue e. aciiy Of the
nall Tie delivered short. sa;erestIng
address on the past, pFessD, a-d fQ,Gr.
OF the rited States spt: then donned
'he Costume and gave & side-spiit,uy
rendition Of " Alderman IL ke" This
was followed by AL exc piion45lg fine
recitation Of the Shamgs y Bricn poem.
which Was alternately pathetic aid
humorous. The decor VIII remain
here for one month longer. and on to-
morrow eveaing he will deliver 4
second private lecture t1r .usa only.
This lecture will be free and > pro-
nounced Ole OF bis bcs, TIL doctor
has Iccturei extea-ive.y AMI with
much success or these aGd kindred sub
jects. aud his lectures base been ~
ceived with much favor. The Sacra-
meuto CHt0n recently >all of them
His lectures IN tins Stale AID Nevada
as well a. III the Eastern States, are
spoken Of in the bisilr,, terms The
subjects therein treated are II the
greatest Interest 10 humanity in gen
eral. and those who neglect to hear
him Will miss rare treat; The ;.
+. Post says: His lectures are very Ell
tertainiDg aud contain much vslua-
bic information and admnIitlons.
The Doctor has rooms III the fremont
House over the Express Office, where he
can be consulted Professionally from Q
To 10 O'Clock A. II. and from , 10 6
o'clock P NJ. Hi, consultations are
free. Read his Advertisement, on An.
other page.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

Is lr So.-it is reported by some
men up here from Sksg,t that the man
who MAS here short time since solicit
ing aid for clearing cut the Skagit lam.
and secured quite . handsome SUN. has
appropriated the money 10 his own use
We hope the roper, is not true: but the
man who would DO So lase thing
should be severely dealt with.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

80 At high water on Saturday
morning the bark Oak Hill WAS hauled
of the reef At Eagle Harbor and towed
into Por. Blakely by the tug Blakely.
The only damage she sustained. we
learn, was to her copper on one side.
which is barked slightly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

ARRIVED. The scbo ouer Courser ar
rived here OF Saturday evening Is days
out from San Francisco She came in
ballast. with but a little freight. cnnsis.
iiag Of Is cases OF coal o,l for Taco
ina. II packages of merchandise for N
A Kelley Il Co. If this city. and few
besides tor other parties here. The
Cnnrser will take hold load Of ooal
., the Seattle bankers. and deck load
Of lumeer At Frs port, The schooner
Aurora also arrived At the same time
s days out from San Francisco. with $
small freight for this city. she vii,
load With lumber from Colmsn's mill
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

foxrroyENENT.-~ tn account Of an
error in the notice former.y published,
the school meeting hss tsen post poned
until the evening Of Saturday. Feb.
10th. when i, VIII be held IN the Cen
trail schcoilaouse. TIE main business Ia
o,me up is ,he proposition Of leasing
the University buil,i,as- \ full at
tendance i. desired
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

fy- The steamer Dispatch came III
yesterday with 3 number If passengers
and the mail. from down uua ports.
She also brought upa ~, If fuss COZ
signed 10 Craig & Asrhagl
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

sT The man. Il. q fo,lier. 10 " As
tined on the charge Of breaking into
Naeher's lewelry store. was acquitted On
thu, charge. Saturday, but Is still held
on another
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

EUROPEAN DRAFrs.-Drafts issued
a: loves; rates n Gree, British. Ire
hnd. Germany. Russia, France. Norway
and Sweden. Tickets 20 and from
Europe sold ., lowest rates by Andrew
Chi!h,erg. Seattle. ". r
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

sy- Thos Thompson, our enterpris-
,ng t:unsmi,h, has just received from
London stock Of fine hreech and muI-
zle loading shot-guns The lot -.
manufactured especially for him 81 the
mandatory where he served his APP
premiership
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

ELyslrA is supposed to be the plsos
here the gols dwell II you wish TO be
transformed into one. and wish 70 have
some pheasant hours with some Of the
Gourmsnds procure a dozen or % OF Pr
;er's Cream Gaze