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exclaimed one ot TIE ladies'. rantIn1 with fright
anil fatigue. "Aiicr this Ill cat s,ccf three
times ,!ay.'
Wien stc testrnlc 1I4 "buQc" with 4
cluthr4-ptn. aud thereby stonre,l bis snoring. he
said he'd nlwars thought the hAbit could be con-
1ucrctt IN pinth.
4 Wnrrr.trr urchn WAS recently observed hy
annther III the a:t of standing third and small
one In an Inverted u,a!tinn; wficrcupnn the
.eet'nd one et!etl . don't, johnny, bis brains II
y minister kays that while sIs!ttne colorel
school In THO Southern Htntcs he askcd tiny
object in attending schu,t. Itcaitattnx for q
s'"n1cnt Or two, the little fellow answered, ''To
git nA1s.'
A Dublin tlialoIac-Firft Fat: "A cheer for
Gladstone, II TT Amy thrae Irish paythriot
'ud curse hi. na,ne!'> Secund Pat: '"Arrah:
why nowif First Pat: 'soEra the man Il, in
h'. done 20 tnich to dcproire US " our gr'cv-
uuccs."-j'Hnns.
The age ot superstition has not ret passed
schtr,t the other day, and. acatfng himself gin
scr1r on the ctpc of chair, sa'i fse fin't want
tr TO 10 hrh'a,i any muir, IN account OF the
teachers switclcs.-Hdrteye.
j declare In the nafne Of tho Almighty f;od
ttat III man has ttie right 10 be worth 4tDl0D.+
tm.- Tdimdqt. VIC declare viii, full rcaliza-
tIon Of thu awful enur,iitv of the ofJcnac ii
trying ~ r,n,c II IN brother Talmagc, that we
arc not gulaty.-ttorcsstrr Press.
B's4.'1.e swlnhurnc closes a sta1.za Of his pocm
Oil "FrAtltts Wharf with the line,
''Uur rad had mad pInd brothers. namc."
tic wret.hcd person .! the Philadelphia D"utiin
f. ntnrrt1 % say that "Swinb,sne knnws hnw to
crush the flush rtls Ut .eiusl's EusI, better N
any fellow We l,nuw.N
, 1877-12-03

to peaceful lie; tic emancipation OF tho
nrcTnca has rrmnvctl direct restraint from n
cnltIyattrl race. Thu Influx Of Immigration from
Enr1nc ha. introduced Into the heart Of Amcrt-
can fncicty restaes. masses Of men really to np-
peal 10 force on tho slightest psovocaton. 1t
claimants Of citizenship some of the most dis
tnsbtnE Of Eufopcan I'!eas. socin'tst apostles
arr not rare. English Trales- Unions and irish
llihnndtsn, have i'ccn transptantcd beyond tho
change. Olher elements Of possible trouble
might be cnumcrateh,-the hostility auhsst-
inc between the Irish !mmtgranta and tho
nc1rn freedmen, the Jealousy with which tho
anre of sla,lnonlttn. AL these sl,lmbcring
pcr!ls arc likely 10 he awakened In hard times,
and the ratlwar-sttike Of a few mouths ago WAS
sufficient to warn the Americans how terrible
il was proved Il that time that the i,ral ntIttn
c,1lla not be relied upon for the restoration OF
ortIcr. aud the deficiency ~ the resultcea cunl-
frsandctl By the President resulted In the de-
atr,1eti"n M q A. immense amount % MT "t prorerty
sacked becnuse there we're Ut Federal troops
10 crush the rioters at onrr, and Chi
rago only escaped the same fate through
fortunat. aer!,'ent. fct this !: The
1Inusc Of Representatives think IL opp1rtunc to
t1tn!Bish At III further the military resources OF
witch tlle President can dsposc. 1!n: indiana
arr still fighting In thu Northwest; tlte Mexican
however. without even pretending to insipuate
TINT Mr.. lfuycs will attempt II terrortzc the
South ~ Federal layonets, have Withdrawn the
supplies inr 2,TU ineu.-a force which would
l.ass saved rennsyIsa.,ia and Ohio fro,n tl'o
ruinon* inctlents of the etrtkc. II fs t. be
hoccd that this ilI.aiytsel rotc Il not intcnlcti
to curry faror with the, "Lahor party" who
have never forgiven the artny fo. Its tnterier-
tnce to save the railroad corporations and the
nflIr ffDnb The iF ftltfttnO With
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a CDNNECTICUT WITCH.
F}tFtfpYI 7fUfA

A friend In Glastonbury sc,i4s us the follow.
luv account, which had becn cut out VI tho
Times uway bark III 1ass3, and pasted In IN old
svrap.b0ok. juliana Cox, We se}Uru to believe,
was thu only Witch that WIS ever hanged In
Cunpcgticut-un> 1t IL q natter Of regret that
even olle such case Of superstition and shutnc
can hu brought up against the good oil State.
Tho placu Of tho execution, on 'tGallows lilll"
In this city, IL nuW known ~ tho commanding
traprosk rtlgo by the "stone-plts." Acre u
In tao beautiful town OF Glastonbury, III
Connecticut, the following remarkable cvcht
occurred In 1883: In 3iarch Ut tllat year 0lsv
Julius Perry went out with his dogs to hunt.
III tllu depths Of tho futcst he discovered tas ts
ullcYc.i) An old g1Ay fox. md hts dogs gave
cl,.su. Alter chasing this fox upwards " Two
pilcs. thu aut1llal WIS lulra. When Nj. Perry
cunle IN hc heard . stranEe Aotso nyer the
nttIcr side of the holc, anu, going ~ tho tt'ots
fur breath. Her left shoulder MAS llcctins and
lad OIL It the nlarks vi dogs teeth THIS was (.lst
tlle stot on the gray foxt shoulder whcru tha
dugs had seized hold. Upou this testimony
trial TOT Tho captal otfonss Of being . Witch.
uu hps arVatl,u,uent she pleaded not guilty, aiId
Il was determined that i Committee " Select
men should examine bet person for witch
proofs against hcr. She was therefore rs.naodel
noL,itsI IN tho Cnml1ittee; EGcn BREWER, ALEXIS
JGncs, aud samuel Eutwotth. These men pEO-
ccetieu ut uucs tu the prison, ami stripping slss
Cox, they began their examination. Fur II tlnc
exceeding an hour uiey could Ind n0 lnarks,
and Miss Cox slbtnlttcd 10 their exan.illatlon
with tears and sous. Finally, when tney Ind
prfekeu AlAuy plAces On tlcr body without suc-
ccss, sho cs,nfessed 10 two maFks-ont littlu
below thr rignt htp. snd Ole on tue lclk 1arn.
The CUtnulitlee now became satisfied tl1at thEso
wrEr srua marks, ~ the fcsh WAS thereon dis
eolored Ut slight degree. They thefcupuu
u,uds thulr report TO the court appointed to
hear ths trial.
"Thts evidence, confirming TINT OF Mr. Perry,
WIS thought to be conclusive, aud On the ~ of
April the trial took place. It WIS thought un-
necessary to resort to further tc4is, and allsa
Cox wks found guilty of wItchrrsft on the oyl.
deuce already quoted aud sentenced - 10 hang.
I'd, StEau4s noises aud deMoua haunted thu
jsil At Hartford up to tue time that her e1ecu'
at : O'Clock III tie ulurDluK, TAcEo WIS u lurgu
erutton, aud, although she declared that she WIS
unju.tly areusei. aud that sha confessed to the
| wtseh.marks tu stop the pain of being prleket
80 cruelty by tho Committeeman, yet every per,
son prrseut believed her to b. true ~itcn aud
| in league with tho uesil. She further declared
that Julius Perry accused her wFougtully. ShG
!! said she WAS In the forest gathering Lerps, and
! that julius Perry ca,nc along aud would d2ve
| hi4 Will ot hc:; that she eonst41tly reiuainS
| Ac set tit* dog upon hey and the aniMal bit lcl
shoulder. and thar he, feaeinX to be detected II
this bad act, ha1 laia Tho Charge Of wltehszal
, 1877-12-03
QtJlisS.

Ths whaatgrower's nla1im-Ol two weegilS
choose tho least
Undue MISUNDERSTANDING man hls bsibeSbe-
fore sha appointed time.
She was 1rssh, and sweet seventeen. She said,
"sooucr than lire on charity. IA oes from door
to door."
'Duty bcfore pleasure" u the custon-Uouso
oiiiers said when he lighted upon SONG s,nux-
glcd tobacco.
"This, Madame" said the dtcssmakcr, us
cut bias." "Yes," echoed IN apprentices, "by
ua.'' She was "bounee0-"
Josh Billings sara, "There IL no man who
neetiz 20 much watching n the ono who u u
ways watching sone onc else" -.
4 party Of vegetartaps who were boarding at
. water-Surs establishment, wnile taking walk
tn the fields, were uttacked BY bull, which chas-
csi them furlousiy OUT u his pasture. "Ilat,s
Jour gratitude, u u, you REcas hateful thIngF ~
, 1877-12-03
HOW MUCH CAN \ MAN READ
FHrtH4gtsiv H.rIrr,

The longest single poem. bolIeye, cztant, II
the Italian poem, tlIo "Adonc," of Marll', who
lived iu tic time OF our Jaulss |. 1t CONTAINS
1000 lines As for Spaiu, ono single author
Of tho seventeenth century, t.opez dc Vega,
wrote 100 plays; Ills wurks altogether llll
forty-scycn quatto volumes. Afanso Tosta|lo.
Spa,,ts., bishop Of tho fifteenth century, wrotc
ncarly forty toIiost having COVERED with print
nearly three times rs many leaves aa h. lial
INeA Aays Tu CONS u England: Our William
c,,llrctsal edition of the English poets only
c.,,I,rs tsuwn u Cowper. WHO died tn
loUj, uul it 3lls twcnty-ouc volumes
royal syo., double splnmns' ,!n sInall .,y lyrs'
s ssts sGas: u a5itass ass a s':: es
!, minutes to read yoluma with falr attention.
iirre Ia good ycar's wor!s III ssallng over, only
sss; post: I'll: s''ssis aaouu. ''S II realizing al ~s
student ean get through IN . gwen
:ino hardly alu.!t. Of being measured BY the
eli. fho fato VI reullns sar'es with tlo sub
jcct, tue rapid glance With w.,iel, wa skm the
sss'' na.s u, a say, ~ kts ttius u Fars itcas..
being Ut tdu other. sttll, Just 70 get some
ehs,Is to 9o upon. mike calSuiat'on % ~ ,It tt's
huurs day. No one can really sustain reccp-
1.-Two or critical attention to written matter Tor
etxAt hours. hut take eight hours u tho out
sldc possibility. Thirty pases svo. Is AZ ave1aYe
ho,lr's read, taking ono book will. another This
would tnakt no pagcs per day: ISL pr Herk'
and ii ku pagcs in the year. Iaelug ths aver
a.s thickness ot Al syo. volume as luo pagca
ouly, the 4uun1isy Of reading Which diltgent
stu1sut ca,. gut over lu q year y Ao murs than
an amount equal to about y volumes syo: "
by wh,cl, We can not pretend to vauge sueutal
pr.,cvsss.. but II may by worth whi!e knowt4S
that Tue merely mechanical lmt Of study IS
| solus 20 volumes Syo per alnunl.
, 1877-12-03
TI1E TRIBUNE ItuANcil OFFICES

IN NR1,EH III ACCOMMODATE }uIi HUMEtsOCs
IIraIeh Y'ers II ~ da" nlst.ons l'.rnattd
Efiee charged II thu Main fe and xttl he r"ceIr
Until oc1oek D. ii. during tue week. snd until p. u
WILLIAM II. wfSSISt 1,oax.rlirr sni statoncr,
1tI Twrhts. .+ecHrf.Gt.. ncAr Waliash-1T.
=. VI. WALDEN, %ewA!earr, St1tlV1ef, etc., l0D
Nest ii dai1ttn. 1T, near wcatCrn.ar. 7'
kIHt1tI TE1RrMsTnS. West .,tde Newt Depot,
tinr 1rlAnl .nr.. cnrnr. Of Hnisr41,st.
t,tIIiUE tESitf. Nooxs. stationery. ETC.. 10 Ul.
yisluh.N.
{itHrts m takn-pt., corner irr1n.
, 1877-12-03

rent eircaks were t1p,.t: tEc Hisnarrk proplr
w+rr re'r.'n'z!". f'"rg 4 Epo Indian, he can
n,,[rc iate .li.tin' t;un.
, 1877-12-03
CURRENT GOSSIP.

To Ilf.f.
II q lluah "a il,c soul Of A rosn;
t;nt the rtlrt k ~ u lily
T. nesnr 70 silly,
So pure mud unsallled II grDws.
.. ..
The tinat Of tho garden soils inwoss;
Hut fresh fr,in IT, watcry h.1
It mpdcsttr rat-rs itt head,
This virgin white lIy ut ours.
The charms nf tho iand-nowcr fnctn bold;
Hut, nesting dvcp duwr In Thy hssast-
Sweet lily, lnnw richly ihou'tt hlcst--
Lies hidden n heart t.at IL gol!.
HAYWOOD, November, 1R77. LIZ 1ior.
, 1877-12-03

11OH sALE-CHEAP-3 SYE yACEUM PUMPS, )
ie!.sn: snxtae. {: fSr %n.s ya5pose. ~ sor
pumps, ~ .scoud hani. In Eaad osdes. JULY LAWS
/ CO.. Is Alcnksu.a&.
, 1877-12-03
CUUNTltY nEAL ENTATE.

I,OI. sA1.E-ss.h.-e5.AcE FARM JUST six
p!oyrd ,aA3clGlnH .he toMat! Fsrn,; ~. !. ;,ne
Sot 10 j, .ol IN ID days It "uit To- rae iii close to
ihc rt, *an PET e:ru: yon want nice hg1no "a 40
MY u. tteoui 7. i7u ata4llson.at. =...,
1.sDEt sALE-OS : OH 70 yEAIts' TIME, VERY
rloier farming land. frHrn q u flO tci artr n
aua!tliy 70 nut, A!irrss tho oHnsr. o. J. hTuEGH
ia fc3rbltnsg.s Chicago.
1,oH EALE-olIolcE FAllMs is ILLiStIs. MIS-.
l. AttITi, Iowa, nnl kansRs. lireat tars1Ena
offered. II. wiilrpLE. lioon II Mcthodas Church
, 1877-12-03
CRY REAL ESTATE.
I,tlI. sALt. -DY T. II. HUrp HtaIM 7. TO MA
l. sAnn-kt. , ~ .-,.. H..

: mi, l1t .rv I, tftttt tIu,N , t-n "a IN,
{+"ttss n""@ ~ J. ~ n''H' s"'''' NV '''p
l. s""u'nl;, +,.yrtt,vnv .rr,orr
ni!:In G ~ Eltt s 49,. t 49, 49, ~. III
,p liz ,-t,: tfick srn, south from: AhamI.st, be-
iwc.n WrTnt and lPuttnA. TAXI nome trade.
kpt.lI!l hslck resi- a1ld lot xt-D. cast 'front.'
on indiaha.ar,. Il: Thirty.h:thst. VIII st iHs.
WEsangton.tt between Wood Hn1 Lincoln. Modrtn
house.
III vi IN ~ ,, n ~, r f
frrt tM. sni.n II ~ hot.ss ''' " "N's'' T
9siutE..ii jIatf dnrn, tyo..tusv and h.xcn,rnt
hvw Hss n an IT, o;s. Es.e x:;rT ~ AZ si ri r. n
ttnsl; tr-,,n strr.s c,s. ~'' "'"' 49, N>>' 'Ae
well nnd sunpic!tly Furnished. which Encs with II.
flHH dns salAnce In four yearh II teE cent. F'M'
!. .;ae nar n,x cc,aroo ,tops ,ron, .n to on
Nd Itts..&t ncar LINCOLN ~"' wise 'N" ~N
Fts,uy~Tiit il nnr vi tho finest atone fronts ham,
Union Isrs: snHth ff,n!; ,,!sht II hrlng ~ NU
FI:AMEn pW!:LLiSass. AM LIFTS: ..,,
,4ant ~ 1,n "aensS ~ " r'n Srn1 s"1t s9th
, 1877-12-03

I,N!E sALEIAA F1RsT-CLAes LAnEE;EUs STEAM
l. touring Ipll In k01d FrpA3r. situ2sel Ia sud
growing .ovu III Iewa ntl sell tr.Ie fur other Prop
esty. AdlSxs L. II. GukDuS Co. Newell la
XfTANTEp-PARrlEs TO INVESTIGATE AVO
W taku an l1tcfe4t tu I nrst claAs mauey. kt9E
ausneas large yroas sni snAll outlay Call At Room
u 4ctha1lst Church HiG..k. coruer Clark and NAsn.
T., ,stua.sts. ID. H. CONVEY.
, 1877-12-03

The Latest Edition OF Chica9o-What the
Town docs and 1ncs Not Pnssras-C"rner
Lots-Tle Northern lncltlo Extcnslon-
suloona and sports-TlIe I'nnHuet to Chief
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

LIZ Messrs. Stetson * Post have 20;
all their material aud machinery out OF
their old mill on Yesler's wharf, and
into their large. new establishment at
tho foot Of Commercial street Every
thing is TOW in order. End they are only
waiting for the new engine. building at
Bnilenc's shop. which will be ready in
two or three days. Messrs. Hall *
psulson have also got through moving
their material and machinery from their
old establishment To their new mill OPP
pcsite Stetson T. Posts. Workmen are
engaged in setting it up. and IN few
days more they will have the esiao
lishment III running order. These two
large mills ut that portion OF tho town,
with their incessant hum of machinery.
will give that part Of the city an air Of
activity such as it has never possessed
before. Little by little our city is AS
suminy all the hustle and activity of n
ali-iledged manufacturing town. and
in a few years more. at the present rate
Of increase Of these industries, it will be
such in reality.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

ARRIVED Tho bark Montana nj.
rived here about 10 o'clock last night
two days from san Francisco. She
brought large lot of freight which
will be discharged on Yesler's wharf
to-day. After her freight and ballast
is out she will take her place ut the
Seattle bunkers-prebably sometime
morrow The following is her
freight list whabacher Bros Il
Co. $50 packages of merchandise W.
A. Jennings. 2sS do Craw ford & Har-
rington. 1875 do Waddell * Miles Is
DO Pich, Il Mehlhorn, POS: J J. w.
s do; G. =, SO do; +. +. ~ do; Nc
Il X, IS do. J. c. H.. IL do: G.. .. H.,
IL do: Chilberg Bros. Is do.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29
fHE DAILY NTELLICENCER.
Thursday, March 20. 1877.

ORR NEED.-EveTy bGsIc. man in
s....ls will admit that our greates.
ran, a. the present time is cheap mon
.v This wan. has been long felt; but
!. new more urgent than ever. We
have among Us men possessed Of ener-
ov. courage and enterprise, possessing
zeal estate and ether capital; but who
are not able to shoulder msny impor-
..n, enterprises which might be started
-;,h great profit, simply because money
..rommodations are not to he had here
- living rates, Money at even ten
10, cent. would meet these require
ments. If . plenty were to be had
.,so AZ that rate, which in other local
;,;es would be esteemed exorbi.ant, an
;r.netus would be given to business in
every direction, and many enterprises
-h;ch are now waning for the wan. OF
,r.ans 70 carry them through. would
soriup into new life, and turn out i'm
msdistely profitable. Until this can
h. had we carnot hope for any impor-
tat revival in business matters,
m 10 many slumbering Industries.
There Is . great amount of idle capital
nov on this coast that is seeking invest
nenf 1t much lower rates and at no
betihr security than We can offer. and
vhy some Of this should not find its
vsy here seems strange. The Chicago
Journal Of Commerce closes q financial
article, in which 1t considers the causes
which led to the panic of 1873. with the
following. which is appropriate in this
connection: "Grocers. dry goods trad
ers, druggists. the hardware trade. and
others, were not making enough to pay
0ydl0 per cent. for even occasional &C
com modations. Manufacturers must
soon close their establishments during
the dull season they must pay 80 high
An interest for three to SIX months
loan. Even real estate spectators
could not make enough 10 pay 10 per
cent. for yearly leans. The crash came
and oil know the results. We have
since thsn-hAd bountiful crops. Health
and all natural prosperity have pre-
vailed, and yet hard Zines. like a vam-
pire, have brooded over the country.
The same state Of things exists, and
will continue till new enterprises start,
new railroads. call for workers and ma
terials. new farms are opened and old
oncs extended, mining revive and the
furnace fires must he re-ighted. And
the men who have the real estate or
other capital to pledge for these results.
must be able To obtain bank OF individ-
ua! accommodations for three. six or
welve months loans At 5 per cent. or
iess. or they cannot afford to shoulder
such responsibilities. In word, the
failure must continue measurably as the
past unless current funds can be OBJ
tanned at half the interest now de-
by bankers"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29
Remember This.

Now Is the time Of the year for Pneu-
mouia, Lung Fever, Coughs. Colds. and
iatsl results of predisposition 10 Con-
sumption ard other Throa: and Lung
Disease. BoscHEEs GERMAN SYRUP
has been used IN this neighborhood for
the past tao or three years without .
single failure 10 cure II you have not
used this medicine yourself, 60 TO your
Druggist
aud ask him Of its wonderful success
among rs customers Three doses will
relieve the worst case II you bavt no
faith IN my medicine, just buy Sample
Bottle of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle - cents. Don't neglect a cough
TO save - cents
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

FirTINo Ur.~-Captain Britain. the
owner Of the steamer Dispatch. is i'm
proving every opportunity when h'.
boat is not in service tn have her fitted
up. lie has been making = number OF
improvements on her dnring the past
three weeks, and yesterday had come
carpenters at work on her fitting up -
new forccastls. or forc-csbin for the
aecommotia alton Of the crew and pas
sensers. when she is overcrowded. At
ter ~ has completed all the repairs be
intends to give her an elegant painting
and will finally get her fixed of in fine
style
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

:V- A Chinaman confined in a jail
Az Oregon escaped througha stovepipe
hole few days ago. He had lussy
parsner who was incarcera.ed with him,
whom he left behind. TIE hole was
10 small for the latter Celestial or he
was too hx for the hole. We didn't
learn which.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


[ ii Shaw. Woodstock. Il: Wan
Beatty. Per, Madison. : Chapman,
ct, John McIirexor. Newcastle, iot ,
nurmes. Martin Bogieu. S4usk. !: u
sbo<rraft. olympia, Nix Farley. Ta-
eoma, IL u Hendricks CITY, ] N
Jones. Newcastle. James Tears, Port
ls.I. : Benson. James Wilson. CITY.
MN ENGLAND u0rsi-
John Barns. r McNatI, Nathan Me
Natl. Miss Miller. Dawsln'sh River
|. Smith. Whise hlve'. Michel Nc
Nalon. White River, / { hnla'sA
Olympus, " " Whitney. >alva, .
Williams. Ose@ou. John Iohasoa " hiis
River
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

DELINQUENT School TAx.-We are
requested by the school clerk Of this
ocAool district, ~ state 10 the del,n-
aaent taxpayers tina, the delinquen,
lie will he given 10 tho printers next
Monday morning Tor publication at
their expense
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

" The IN. Mas,ic came IA las, even
ing and ;owes! nat the lark Revere
loaded with !. $50 tens ~ Seattle coal
This leaves only the Lizxie Williams a.
the hankers The next vessel here foE
Seattle coal will be the bark Aareola-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

," Some cue remarked 10 Stetson
yesterday, that limos: everybody WAS
out OF doors. when he jlbed him with
the reply: We'll. why in thunder don't
they come to ia and buy some; We have
plenty of EN- for sale"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

- We had call last evening from
M Wood. the advance agent al the
Tenncs. &c Jubilee Singers. He states
that his troupe will appear here ou
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings of next week
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

t. The Sawt.lle Dramatic Troupe
played two nights AT por; Madison 70
crowded houses. and appeared a. Blake
~ last evening. They go from there
10 Gamble ana Townsend, and will
perform here in week or two
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

~ Mr.. CAtke,k is making rapid
preg'ess il getting out the materisl for
the new .a.isi one trout 10 Crawford
Harrington. building en Commercial
street. AMI 10y the las, Of May will I've
al ready 10 pat IL IN place.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

EUROPEAN DRAPTs.-Draf,s issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to aud from
Europe sold 1t lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. W.T..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

SEEDsl SEEDS. SEEDS AT tn .
Eureka Bakery. choice garden aud
field seeds, of the finest quality. Call
and examine our extensive stock of
seeds before purchasing elsewhere.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

eFrhe Fanny Lake c.Auae in with \
lot Of farm produce from the Ssagit
yesterday. and a number Of passengers
Shs took on u large amount of mer-
chand,se here as freight. III the after
nom. and will leave for the Sksgis AT
o'clock this morning.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

sV- Hay is now dull III thus market
as sl5 and 81 Pr ION, and potatoes IN
poor demand ., 90 cents PEI bushei-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

~ The hark Dublin arrived AZ
Port Townsend day before yesterday
from San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

u The bark vidette arrived 1t
P0't Madison, yesterday. from San
Francisco. This makes two vessels in
port there, the other being the Dashing
Wave which wilt sail probably to-mor
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29
st. AIMS ACADEMY
For Young Ladies.
Humboldt Street. Victoria.

Tai. establishment j. pleasantly sitaaisd OF
high and healthy loSxttsu. surrounded. by sTs-
sfaus play grounds, which aford the young ladies
shs sxcilisy - piessSA, walls ard asefal badly
Exercise.
Tire PISA Il education enaizaees every means
reaoislte fer training suans ladies IN virtue
AMI IA the kns~ led - ii sase ersas bee 0f sci
sssee o.s-ogasus e. their sci
EssislS~ the 2SIA1 Literary SoGr>s It sssaies
platr .aslFag al ktnas ct nsssRi All UgnanssntH,
aee.iss- ~uxk All every variety Il fAaey ~srk are
saax n; sgve ii c&s.se
plrervaes Il reilsiea !. 10 obstacle t. sdwis-
sstsE mt tae IEsss4tGi4sn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-29

sw&xr CgpgR, II extra quality. sos
sale hy r II Meere, Third street Ma
kss.