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Notice.
HAY and Cattle Scale for Sale.

NvEhave for sale secondhand Ten Ton
w Fairbanks Hay and Cattle Scale, in per-
feet order. 1t will be sold Cheap, and on easy
terms. 4 Club of Farmers in any good neighbor-
hood will find the Scale profitable investment.
June 2 DUKE q GALLAHEE.
TINE CELEBRATED BUFFALO PITTS
4 THRESHER and all kinds Of duplicate parts
for old and new Threshers OF the same MAKE, for
sale a Factory prices-freght added-by
June . DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
MCCORMICK REAPER AND MOWER RE-
vi PAIRS will be furnished at reduced prices,
cash on delivery. DUKE 4 GALLAHER,
June2. Agents.
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J0RDAI'S White SULPHUR Springs.

= 10 MILES y. E. of Winchester and =
- L = miles ). Z. of Stephenson's Depot,
+. o., Frederick county, Va.
+. c. JORDAN.
TERMS.-S2 per day, Sl2.5O per week and $40
per month, of IS days Children and Servants
half price.
Round Trip Tickets from all prominent points
From baltimore to Springs and return, SC. so I;
from Washington to Springs and return, s.. So
Tickets good until lst November.
Jure l6, 1917.
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Good Black Oak Bark

that Is properly taken and cured, and PAY CASH
FOR 1T, at the rate Of - per Cord Of i2s feet
measurement. delivered at my SUAAC AND
BARK MILLS. WINCHESTER, or 81 on cars,
no au@ point from Martiusburg Co Harrisonburg,
when closely piled and filled full. But the cars
must De carefully and well loaded, in order to save
freight
UtaECrIoNs.-Commeucc peeling the bark as
soon as the sap starts In the Spring. and in taking
10 peel as much of the tree as possible-even the
hmbs-ior the Young tender bark L. the best, and
Is lighter clrtiug. and measures well.
The outside OF the Bark must always be kept up,
which viii prevent its curling, and it must be
loosely piled, So as 20 allow the air pass freely
through il, and perfectly dry il. The outer or
rough side must always be kept up, in order 10
protect the inner or ncshy side from the weather
which being the part used, must be kept bright
and not allowed 20 mould or get wet, which in
iures Is color and strength.
GERMAN SMITH.
May 10, lS17-im. Winchester, a.
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New ICStabIiShin cnt.
WOODWORK
July i, ls76.-Cm.

I IGIIT MITCHELL have for sale Cosmoline.
IL Vasone and Stump's Liniment
March 81, 1877.
IGHT MITCHELL have for sale Garden
Seeds in papers and BY the bulk Early York
by the o.. Trophy Tomato by the OF. Silver
skin Onion by the ".
March 81, 1877.
IGHT 4 MITCHELL have Just increased their
i stock OF Fine Pocket Cutlery. Best Pen
Knives from $3.50 to 25cts.
March 81, 1877.
IGHT 4 MITCHELL have every variety Of
Il i Flower Seed, also some roots and bulbs for
sale. March 81, 1877.
IGHT & MITCHELL have every variety Of
L 4 French Note Paper, Gust received new lott
March 81, 1877.
FORGET. LIGHTS Circulating Library has
" all the late Works in and will receive uert
week the very latest for only 10 ets per reeE
March 81, 1877.
NIX. LIGHT would like for parties 10 return
VI the books they borrowed about two or three
March 81, 1877.
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LIME FOIS SAIL.

I HAVE for sale Mt the Old Furnace a iot rs
1 FRESILY-BURNED LINE, Of The rery bai
quality. ,. W. STKlDLk
April Il, ls77-M
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2EClG-T7TII 70 OF ID IA MILY JOURNA AL.
Old Books.

OLD Newspapersand Old Paper texeertb-,-
" and Rags, wanted, for which ~ 'LIi.DNn
marketprie in CASH, will be paid Al tho 'sle'
Oct. 10, 1872. FREE PRESS OFTtcr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28

DURNETTS Cod Liver Oh, Brobmer, d
ID Liver Oil, Wilbor's Cod Liver OIL and ca
Liver Cream, sold by LIGHT d MITCHELL
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Perfection of Light.

rINHE only absolutely safe il.uminator to use In
any Lamp. # cannot be exploded. Elaine,
WARDEN s. OXNARD,
Pittsburg, Pa.
For sale by GEO. W. I. kEARsLEl.
Dec. (, 1875.
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General Fire Insurance Agency

ID EPRESENTING three of the leading Com
II panies doing business in Jefferson County,
West Virginia.
PEABODY OF WHEELING,
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK,
ETNA OF HARTFORD,
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons are hereby warned not to ttrespa.s,s
4 ON INV VINEYARD and Orchard. The law will
be enforced against all offenders. Parents are
earnestly requested to warn their BOYS or they
NAV be injured. Night plunderers will receive
special attention by an armed guard. No admit
lance on Sundays to any person.
Aug. S, lS74-tf. j. j. ii. SIkAlIH.
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NOTICE
TIN AND SHEET IRON wou,,

ROOFING AND SPOUTING A Sprcr,-,.
Ny Tinware will be sold at the bolton '.. D.
Trade will be taken in exehan' for wste ,''.
Go- Remember the Second Door. "Oie
April IS, 1877. a..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

FINE HoEsES-Pour fine horses we're
brought up on tie Dakota yesterday
from S.n Francisco, Two we're three
AID fur year old colts Of the cid S..
Clair strain. for Mr. T. J. Fairbanks #
TIL, city, and the oshsr tao were stal-
hons. The arst BEAUTIFUL Scotch
hrs = tae representative type Just
imported from the ''t,onny ould sal. -
lie weighs ] .96i pounds aud stands / !;
hands high. Of light sorrel color, with
4 wonderful heavy rich, handsome maze
aud tail This breed Of horses were years
agoimp ported TO Prince Edwards Island.
where they arc bred in great numbers
and shipped into the States NeaIiy 81!
the draught and farm horses Of New
England came from that locality. are
oi the pure Scotch stock. and are ss-
teemed the toughest aud most
valuable horses in use. Though sell
dom ever fast, they are good read
horses for country Use. We have
known Of number Of this STRAIN.
however, who were great runners. and
the fastest running horses Of New
Brunswick BOW are of that breed aud
in that section horse must be sorae-
thing extra 20 sustain the reputation
ot 4 good runner as tro,tIng horses are
entirely out OF vogue there. He is
gong Ia Portland The third horse
was Of the messenger strain. twelve
years old. weighing 1850 pounds and
standing seventeen hands high. He
is on his way To Tacoma.
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SHOULD Be DONE Work on Front
street bridge has hecn Resumed again.
and we arc informed by the contractor,
will be hurried through to completion,
as fast as possible, IS the property
holders are anxious to have it finished.
The crossing ut Seneca street is most
wretched. Those who have occasion TO
cross there. and they are not few in
cluding many ladies. are obliged 10 pick
their way across a deep gully, over lot
Of wretched pieces of broken plank,
which have been thrown down there
as an apology for cross walk. Then,
rs il To tax their patience and skill to
the utmost. they are obliged to perfcI; z,
something Of an acrobatic feat by walk
ing n narrow plank about twenty five
feet in length. set at an angle OF about
thirty five degrees There is no earthly
reason why this should remain 50 any
longer. The fact il crossing ought To
be laid there Immediately by the city
The contractor on the grade informs US
that this can /, done now ~ well rs at
any time, lie having flushed work at
the end Of the intersection Of those
streets. We hope before another week
passes Ia SEES fine new crossing laid a:
this place. which is now absolutely dan
ge-ous and should receive immediate
attention.
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THE DAILY KTELLIGEN(ER,
Thursday, March 1o. 1877.

Coat - Tie ship Ed. 4do was
hauled out into The stream Yesterday
by the Otter. loaded wi,h 1850 ton, of
seattle coal, there 20 await tao o.
take her down 20 the Straits. The
bark j. Il. Bell, which will take on
I.ljotons Of coal, ard will haul GU. fro n
the bankers some time to-day. Tie
SaEloset has taken the Eldorado's pla ?
a. 'he bunke.s, and the steamship ID =
kota and schooner Courser will I've = 9
next on hand. so far the present month
not including the cargo Of the bark
Aureola. which sailed on the I'd inst
and which loaded in February. tie
Seattle Company will have shipped
with the cargo OF the Bell, which sails
today. 1850 tons. Or this, the Har-
vest Home Ia. taken 900 tons. the
Webfoot ESQ. the Eldorado 1850 and
the Bell l.i10. The Company have
now On hand as above indicated, the
,amoset, which will take about 1850
tons, the schooner Courscr $50 aud
the Dakota 400 tons. These will
he all off IN week. which will bring
their coal shipment by the Goth inst up
to 600 tons. DURING the remaining
eleven days Of the month. they expect.
unless disappointed in the arrival of
their feet, to get off at least nearly A.
900 tous more. There are a number Of
vessels on the way mp, but the bark O.-
myn will probably be the first % ar
rive The amount brought in from the
mine for each working day tbs month,
averages just 400 tons per day. which
makes total of $500 tons. Tie Com
pany have row 900 tons in the bunk
ers At their wharf
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\ NEW PHYSICIAN. Among those
professional gcntlcmeu who have fe-
Gently come here 10 make Seattle their
future hone. none promise 10 he n'atv
valuable accession - oug popu! alton
than Docter q. Bryant, who receatly
arrived With his family. and hiss st
tied down permanently among as. he
llexlng. ike faost others who have VS.
it'd our growing city, that IL IS de>
tlnct! Ii the near failure - De one oi
the noSt important points en ,hc North
west coast. ard the nietroppl,. oi =
large and thriving coaa'ry. The doc
tor hs> jas, lifted up and opened AT
elegant cflice Ia the Cola3a baildlng
Ia the apartment. formerly occupied ny
the Probate Court IL comes here
from Stockton. Californis. in which
city he resided for quite "a na'nber II
wears. ana II which he w@s one # the
leading citizens. as aisn one o! the IUost
popular physicians lie a. : graduate
%; shc college al Ann ATbor lchigsn.
aa,s ~ = physician he has had large ex-
reriencs, il thoroughly cdae4tesi III mel
lcAl selenee. AMI well ver~ed in surgery.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

ST.. PATRiCK's DAY.-lf We may
Judge from present indications ami
from the manner in which the matter
is being worked up by DIR. Brenan and
several Others. the celebration on the
tapis for st. Pa.rick's day promises to
eclipse any similar oinmemoratiou
ever held in this city. There are a
large number Of people. we learn. com
ing from the various Sound ports and
from the different towns about Seattle
10 participate in the celebration, and
undoubtedly it will be one Of the most
gala seventeenth OF March Seattle has
ever witnessed A grand entertain
mcnt = On the programme ut lesler :
Hall for the afternoon, ST which vocal
and instrumental music will be dis
pensed by adopts in that line. and pre-
facing which an Grafton will be deliver
ell by DR. Brennan. 4 better selection
could not have been made The Doc
tor always has n plenty 10 say Oh such
occasions, and w,thal All exceedingly
clever way ct saying It. Being an
irishmsn by birth and strongly pat
riosic lie will doubtless do full Justice
to the subject. aud stir Ia the quick the
blood of Irish patriotism by bis easy
and natural manner Of discourse and
his fuency and versatility Of dictiou.
he has the power ri holding remark
ably the attention If his AUDIENCE aud
AMI rendering such discourse highly
interesting.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

BtLtTowN iMPRpyENENTs. 1880 There
are at present two residences going up
ia the neck of timber between the coal
shuio and Belltown. In Belltown prop
ar preparations are making for the
erection OF large number Of new build
iugs Among others, Mr.. Bell has the
Foundation levele,i and Sills hewed for
large two-s,ory building 10 be put up
Immediately. This vii! be 60x30 feet
on the ground. and 30 feet high. The
.ower part will be occupied pc store.
and the upper story Is designed To be
Used as an Odd Fellows Hall. Mr..
Bell states that he has reserved n block
Of land on top of the hill. containing IL
full lots between the foot Of Lake
Union and the hay. for State house
aud Capital grounds. To any of our
readers who tnay think thaa be is over
.ang,iue. We would say, that If il,
should turn out That the Capital Is new
or located here. the grounds may be put
to equally beneficial use for education
oil purposes.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

ARRIVED The new schooner Cour-
ser, Capt. II. A Thompson. arrived
yesterday from San Francisco Oh her
fourth trip between S4attle and that
city. She was seven days ont To Port
Tow nsend. and eight to Seattle. She
came up without the aid Of tug 10 the
entrance Of the bay, " hen the Otter
went out and lowed her in 10 Crawford
x Harrington's wharf. The Courser
mas established reputation for fast
time second to no similar vessel of the
Puget Sound feet The longes. trip
she has made was that Of ii days from
San Pedro to this city, having went down
to San Pedro. on her third trip fIom
tins city to San Francisco, with load
OF railroad stock from tie latter place.
She is an excellent freight vessel. being
not only fast ssiler, but also as dry
aud clean a. cup She will take on
here hold load of Seattle coal, and q
dech load Of lumber. probably from
Freeport. She brought up the follow
ing lot OF freight which she will dis.
charge Oh Crawford u Harrington 5
wharf: Il Harrinatcn. 1854
packages Of merchandise; Schwabacher
Bros. & Co, 1881 do; S. Baxter, &
Co., 222 do; Wus,h ,ff & Valid, 81 10;
Waddell & Miles. 80 do; Hall & Paul
son, do: l. b.. 80 do; c. c. & X, 2
do; 8. W.. 1875 do; VI. E. II r., . do; J.
&. H., 3 do; l.. &. r., 10 do; X. r,
do;
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ARRIVED. The 2. NJ. :. Dakota

AEEIvED.-The P. NJ. S :. Dako:s
reached shis port - P NJ The fol
lowing Is her passenger sni freight lis,
Tor this port: P.sses gsys-Ars. Kramer.
Miss VI rutiie. J r Tut;ie. wifr and
ehili, j. j. Fairbanks. 4 NJ Brooks.
Ars l. II. Nils. VI McAu.re~ :. M
Ii. l. Ycsler. Ms. ". 4 Madaocks.
L. u. Frank. Richard Nils. I. smith.
John Coin, Ms Hendricks & family,
Mr. Page. AMI 81 ia the steeFage
Frssga,-N X Maddocks, : PIX ). VI Ne
Andrews, 10 d.; j. hn Sullivan. . do.
" \ Jennings. 1876 d.; L Reniy. 3
do, Chllbsrg Bros, Il do; pirkh.m *
SAKE, 3 d.; Wm Ne yianb,uer. 10 10;
Wusthoff * WaId, .; Boyd PouciE *
Young. ) DO; John { I.lns ; do; j l.,
: do; Waddell Il Miles. 10 10; " &
+, ; 10: + NJ Best. ~ 10, l. ; L. %
10. 7 Wilson ~ d.. c l. Mitchell.
do; ) d, DO. l. b. : DO, T. D.;
" NJ, do; " IL Humphrey.
Go; 7 l.. do, + I. Hall, Ia. /
do; J NJ 7, do, " X. do; Scbwah-
acher. Bros 4 Co 50 do. u X II. /
do; 3 shattuck, / DO, T Il :. , 10;
J & q, do; II Z. do; Smi h Il
levitt, ! do; l. B Ha-iing,, DO; L
Z Smith & Son. do; l. II ". do,
lSrELLI6EScER, / DO, III 4 Kelly Il
Co, - do; J r, ! do; Bean & Mccall
lister. do: W, do. W II. l6
10, l W, : do; Il ID II. do; John
Leary. do.
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BANK EXCHANGE REsTAURAS'

BANK EXCHANGE RESTAURANT
William Richards VINO started and
made the American House. on Mill
street. 50 popular few years ago, has
now bought out and reiitted the old
Bark Exchange in first class order.
William is well-kLown on Puget
Sound as good fellow. and knows how
to cater 10 the wants Of his guests; for
clam chowlers and oyster stews none
knows better how 10 make them than
Billy Richards. Call and test them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

LARGE LIsr.-lhe steamship Dako-
Ia. which arrived here yesterday,
brought up from san Francisco 3l6 pas
sengers, :hc largest list ever brought
up by any steamer of shat line, with
The exception OF trip made by the
same steamship last spring. just year
ago, at which time list IF $50 was
brought up. A portion of these were
for Victoria. headed for the gold mines;
few FOR the different Sound Ports, "a
large lot tor Seattle. aud about one
fifth Of the entire number for Port
land. Their were also % Cinnamon III
the lot for the Tacoma coal railroad
These latter were in charge OF their
company men, lusty looking celestials
of the Upper Ten" from San Francis
CO. The steamer left Immediately after
discharging her freight for up the
Sound. She will take on 50 cords of
water pipe at Olympia, some freight at
Tacoma, and returning here will take
on 400 tons of Seattle coal, together
with some other freight. aud
will probably sail on sunday morning
for Victoria. On the way she will call
at Port Townsend and take on there
one hundred tons Of freight. consisting
of oats and n lot of old iron, copper
aud rigging from the Inflated ship
Commodore. which was wrecked at
Neah Bay some time ago.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

.1g- Yesterday morning broke forth
bright. clear and warm, lighted by a
genial sunshine. With the flowers
blooming in our gardens. the grass
green and fresh from the influences of
the warm rains. the day was such, Oh
the whole. as New England might
gladly claim for u May Day. ba,
with as il was no exception TO many
of the brigh, days Of our mid winter
Those who assume To he, weather wise
iiko Dickens Lazy Gentleman, were
happily palming off their prognos'i
cations Of fine weather ahead. taking It
for granted that the long rainy spell
was to give place 10 Jason of Spring
sunshine. bui like the character IN qnes,
,iou. they quite lost their cast their
predictions came 10 naught. The rain
game again with the darkness OF last
night. aud has hcen coming ever since.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

Bur ONE TRir AdAly The train
made but one trip again yesterday and
did not get in until late in tae evening
with four ears of coal. The delay was
occaSioned by two or three land slides
along the track III the vicinity Of the
Black river bridge. in repairing which
ployed noa ~ all day. The only won
der is shs, in this spell of wet wealth
err and heavy frcshe,s the difficulty is
no. greater. AS the reaG is new, and on
new roads slides. during such times,
are Of frequent occurrence.
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er q, y Elt.-b ,s asf - NJ -.
Aal4u .. So
tf5@u Is lsr.l Fs~tf~a tta3fy,,
H,i5i,,-. ,,.1fi.'.s = "a. '''3'' .rSi
t.ack - lai : uls-k D.. Na,na-.ir> At.i-
zion Is
B,>a- a.. Ut, 1la<k r. Eastern Ada.t.ov.
R~tsl, J...~e y l..It-~ al,.s IS ;.,a-.
- - ss6-. a.,.k a. - .st1. liaSk!s.
}o,.g+ Be- h 80 "a ~ ~ fsrf : A,}Ei;!9p Is s.
Ia he ~ ,T.tst-l .a., ! sad , e.a>A a..
folI ar.l ) b.aea - Nsyg.sg.i> Addition :
ga-k a -. }... .s.s l,s.sEn A,i.is3i,,,n.
Barroxe A.. Ia. t,Gsk i. J~r.k.e's AiS.
tlAn
Bsilcv'AS ,.,, 3 AL , a.aek = Te-rvs
ADDITION
Eek Wa y 8. .tl.5t q block az Mammals
Addition :
f Bali BF,iot ls,xh 81. peunv.s Addition :
I Barun.A y C. lots ana . iaceA To- Tsrrvs
Adii,ior lots AMI 3 b..4cl -, pennS
Addition
Brsulette Z. lot : l.otk -. nenry-sAidr. .
Rurn"s Michel lo,s ara G bi,sck 3. lets
and 8. bfaSkll. lot 3 hio,k 3. NeN4slehts
Pat /
I CAr,iae l. L e. ef L.. 3 t.ock = JEikiu's
/ Pls,
+ Clurtss f..S Antf : b,u.k 81 iv,4uys snI
Bc.i's pat. I
COMBS r. lots / aad Lloek =. pasuys
pat: - lac,S H. taste P At, Is
Davidson - IoueS part ~ \ \ Den y'seiaim, a..
Damon John y, ists and : bork ~.
+ Boren's Plat; II
Ed8cs Rilo.ls A uloeks t5.i1 lal1 2a9ia4
- 81 ana - lots 5G- and biloxi Is
etssgIali i i' and /, Bon 9'Fics%
knights Plat: y
rlp@v y Iot :. l,o,k -. Bells Plat.
Edts X knight. lot s ana. part of lo, Sec
321p254E: |.
Ferry EP. lo,ls : and ;. block -. Terry'a
Isl Plat ,.
Frank August. lots sua block 7. pennys
Plat 3
rree'snd 3 T. lot & 1,oes ;. Boreps Plat, u
Grant John, lot block Is. Denny L Bells
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

SiLvERTyrEs. An opportunity is
now offered 10 the citizens Of Seattle TO
procure enlarged pictures from photo
graphs Of themselves or friends. Mr..
J. : Mcmillan is at the Occidental for
a few days representing q New York
firm the only firm where the silvertype
picture il made. We advise those he
have ala Opportunity to examine the
work
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

As THEY Should Dove are much
gratitied t. learn that subscription pa
pers have been pat in circulation for
family. who as we stated. are in a state
of absolute des,iiu.ion Our citizens
should cheerful!y do all in their power
to alleviate their destitu;ion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

EUROPEAN pRAiTs. Drafts issued
AZ lowest rates ca Crest Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Ru>>is, France. Norway
ard sweden. Tickets 10 and from
Eprops so)d q; lowest rates by Andr W
Chlil, T.. Seattle, W +
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

t \ Frenchman from over the
mountains WAS enquiring about town
yesterday for zee 1eintare make and
zee deatale make" For sometime
crowd nf bystanders were in . qusndry
as 10 what he wanted. when finally one
Of them caught the idea and pointed
out DR. Grasse to him on the street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

ELECTION IN NEW HAMPSHIRE -
DISPATCHES Of the 18th state that in lil
towns aud cities heard from. Prescott.
(Rep) has 2So42 votes TO 24.3j4 for
Marcy. Dem. for the Governorship
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

~ The bark Bcuna Vista, from
san Francisco, and the barkentine Vic
tor. from Tahiti. arrived at Port Gam
bic yesterday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

Mr. NJ. Il. Maddocks has lust
opened a very large and extensive stock
Of garden and field seeds at his drug
store, for the Spring trade.
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.y- Mr.. Shoudy has just received
per Dakota one of the largest and fin
est lots Of window glass ever orened in
Seattle
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

go The ship Annie Fish was towed
down to Port Townsend yesterday from
Blaks!y. She will ship at crew a The
former place aud sail ior Calla0.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15
NEW ENGLAND

VIM Alvoy. Vim Farrell. NJ L Hicks.
White River; Ed Bellew. La Conner;
A Galbert; Miss 4 Galbert. Miss NJ
Galbert, . Hadd, 7 johnson. VIM Brad
ley, j Wilson 7 McCarty. J McNish.
San Francisco; J Carr. Wilmington; +
Rolter, Miss NJ Rolter. Tennessee: n
Thormer. 4 Zimmerman Il wife Min
neso'a: NJ A Legg, Dakota; Prof James,
CITY
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

~ The bark Casssndra Adams ar
rived at Port Townsend yesterday from
San Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15
- woaldn't !, t. an excellent laea

~ Woaldn't il l. an excellent idea
10 take some Of those mi>,reaats out #
the city Jail and 1t them exercise
themselves fot a fow hours III cleaning
otf the crossings abons the business
por,,oa ct the city. They are III most
wre;chei condition. many Il them L
Ing covered with several igches e mao
aai ..nsh- We hope the suggestion
VIII b. acsei mon.