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New-York tribune., 1877-11-09


- RIVER AAILBOAD = CommsT.ng .Io sept J." I9"'
D9sss @ "an m Weser T' and Northern EIprc drawing
sas 70 Rochester al.o 70 ST. Abaqs E1rro.. with
drawing room canandaigus Rochester Bnaalo and
IiS0s m Northern Western Express TO Utica White
SO S p & saardays ony Troy spoesl Connects at East
ALBANY Tor principal stations 20 syracuse.
400 M albany and Troy EHPEes. st0Ps OPS at sing sns'
Perks1l Garrison anu nIlneps tn .s,'s t,r =.
LOUIS running through every day in hs Tsek SsS seePnS
cars FOR Cauandgua. Bu1ao Niagara taHS ana l' 0h'si
S m Ressas. 6esisS Efssa Nns f a Bao
edo Detroit and Chicago and 70 Msntrsal va ~ .,3
HOO p m. Express, with Ieepngears Tor A''nJ aH'
Way Train, per Local Tiue Tables eket, for sale IS
252 26l and aIS Broadway AM M Weste3tI E1H5es' S2
oGiesss s sss va Ns,bn rtShs st. broosiyn
and $50 {. T. MEEKER General Passenger Agent
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. GREAT
TEUSH and LlNE 59 Ja5 AS g. @ @ rains sa7o Nevof
Desbroses and Cor:lanGt street tsrr&S & t @ .t
with hSPFs PSnSa lsa Pdeo cafs atached and $50
dqFX M vAm.po c9F sqS ES At .,$ $50
pog + .bo n KesonA For wlauspOrs snd Lock Haven
Q a II. Baltimore washington, and TIE South, Limited
wasn9g;GsR0 20 % srvs WaShihSian 40 p Resais
sts 70 s. AID s. 30 p m m G sSaGsy ga sna 80
M /, {. ;. s, and $50 , m sunday. IL. g o. aad
o5 prrh ,f Imbo Fiaa1eio1 BeiTterc aud o6ss poin
Trans arrive Prom pittsburgh go ana 4ot B. m; an, ana
dSy tSso From on "- ws,hSgt5n an sna Baltimore 20
PAR SG ad os lGlG si.o si0 o. 1919 l6>S s. m 2e
4lO 0I0 600. sI0. 1910. and 1879 p H. HHLdaY SOo.
G.5u 1910 1880 o. N $50. and 1919 =. A.. - -
cket Ofncos 526 Bs BroadWay9. Astoi hous5'
ard Cot An itsts; Fo N"ottsA'
ElooklYn Nos III, ll6 sua "a HHla2h,t
pot Jersey CITY. FWgmut Ticket once 80 P''e
FRANk THOMSON. J. D. , a Gflf.f.,'
MaHsgcr. otheiel i'aa'hA-. 80
DONpOUT and Kingston Landing at Asw
II L1r1b Pouahresps.a Highland Falls ~ sst P9nt corr
wal M5rhoro Milton, Es1pus eonnsenng "It vi" yksu
Dci n n al. an hosts THOMAS CoHSEL 49, - :, y,
BAIDWfS nor per foot sDrng'h \ T. "'S' - D. ~
rF,HE OLD RELLABLE SI0N on IN lNGt9H = ,sH LINE
NoT A TRIP MISSED N SEVES CONckCClIFE
NOA y YEARS.
, ,...r, s.s,r,e-s sTONTNGrgS snd Rio DE ISLAND
leave rIsr S. North River IS 45v p L. daily 'e1eeps
N''N Suudaysl
,,o-.,re- tre STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN wu
hs'o~ leave sTDNiNGTON a. $50 4. m
Tickets Tor sale al tho principal cte' cnf iad state.
5s securcc at ali occes Weseots Express Co, and as
'0' PROVIDENCE LINE
rr-lt ouyN leave iaiy except sGndAysl att
mn frOfn 23 North Rycr foot of "arrensL ftet"'S
Via either line A. lowest rates - 49,. r... ,nt
II. IS. BABCOtk, Pres. l. W 'LAlNS ptI' - -,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
AfRs. FREDERICK JONsON

Ct. JOHN SCHOOL. -n ,.o,,.c
Nos q and % West 32d,t
sEFHEArE DEPARrWdiF;SyT foR IG'uYG BOYS.
aons aud Fsaier acc: GS Il svsy department Of WORK
post gadaai. conIse in Universal Literature, English
learning
TVHE MISSES MARSHALL'' SCHOOL Tor
Il youPs ladies and children No $50 West Ssths will be
rEHE MISSES PERINE. No. 81 East Seventy
1ne eos S on ySSn4 SS & Rs and 19P9 s scI Ens aud
For Boys and Young Men-Country
A HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for 20
N Young boys. L. IINDs a. NJ. Hcmpstead. l. l.
4 MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL for %
- B0Ys. O.WINinrOPsTARIsA A. Port Chester \. y.
4 kLEXANDER INSTITUTE.-Militalyb board
N ngscAooi White Plains NY Principal, r. Wills Ph. D.
CHESTER VALLEY Academy for Bows,
- DowginStow9, Ps HealihT oeahty careful n',rueon,
Ss Ge s d S snffi5 XII W M Pi nay fyf
EOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS-A limited
uamber Of hoys received IN Tho family of GEORGE ".
Of Tecuooq5. Also any conditional sgpicsnis or
ror Circular direct to Concord Mass
M 5ORRISTOWN (N.J) BOARDING SCHOOL
VA orboys The Rev = n. HOWELL, An Principal.
pEEKSKllL (N.YD MILITARY ACADEMY.
opens september II. soud for eIrc.,lar
Z tAlti1 lON N. - lRN lNG lNSli-
TJTr.-A classical and commercial boarding school.
Heopcus scptcAlDef H. send Tor circular
\. ARNAGSAC d. a. ROW., Principals.
RUTGERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Ia BruEsVck, :. J. lpnth begins Sept.
boys ycG 20 college Prepares Or college. scientific school,
or business Twenty b04IiefS.
Rev p. T. REnEy. Rector.
X0NKEKS MILITARY INSTITUTE
\ Tor making b1ys, htslgenL healthy. Christian meu-
sESJAhIN MASON. BOX No. b54. YonKors X T.
Young MEN privately Fitted for College.
n Conditioned student tut0rel Summer and Wntor
T. HOFFMAN,. 3tockbrdFo Mass
For Young Ladies-Country.
RlNGHAMTON COLLEGE and CONSERVA-
- Il,l.l OF MLsl, Tor YOUNG LADIES. l1uDltu lta
number lss $500; extras Rbie College free Rev
X = FALik~0s, A. ~ President. murhamton. ". " -
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young ladies',
~ iosoWu Montgomery Co. Ponu-The igftA an
Iua session TIT lSDAI, sept 49, 1871 SuateGOn
Ihla and Reading K. r.. 40 mles from Ph,. limited
Der For Catalogues apply 70 Geo O. butler A. NJ PRINCIPAL
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young ladies
NJ Brdsepori Conn Address MISS EMILY NILSSON.
HONE SCHOOL for children; terms low.
n n Address the Aisse. iiATCH. Danbury. Conn.
HONE Institute. Tarytown. N.Y.-A boarding
sept IL orotcusr address Miss 81 ". AElCALF Prin.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
Il burg. Pa beatfnl beautiful College aud school
opens ga year sept ~ Rev. 7 Z. EGE, A. n, Pres.
Mrs. WEST boarding and Day SCHOOL,
4i1 Greenwich, Colnq lo6.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
.O PHILADELPHIA,
-

IO IIlILAD4-A<I ILL,
PESNsYLVANIA RAILIOAD.,-,,, M,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED kpl l- AM 'i''''' '--
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Through trans sac1 NN, az a--} '''~ D'P
poutl, Track t,tr most cf Lqlli'i. az '-' '
N0 Iitur cons .iyat with liro. - -'lS'1'
on and sftrc June -, lot. 1900 ., ,,or,-
rYvress Trains leave NCW-NorA VIA bchotVNSo' "-N ~
I,n,f streets u -rrics "a follows; ? aud = 20
75O s2O, 9,o3o limited lC5o & a an 10, m m y D . -
T. m sunday 4. M s. g. Z aud NSp " NJ d, r,r, oh trains
Roats OF "Iir00Ayu Annex cunhstt VIZ - ,tnsfl
At jersey CITY. snorJing speedy ana U'0N' "
Brooklyn travel. ,,,.,.t.,t, q. q T.3O = $50.
All ~ m "A limited Express l35 ny = = Vs,1 m
a AZ n NJ, and > midnight ON Sunday So'' . '''
T.s5 y. m. aud ~ midnight - ~ Astor IIouss
Tickst Oileos $50 and 94i Broad~N 70 a c.urt 49,
and toot OF Drsbrosses and COrtlandtsA 80" noeten,
nooIiVn Nos ia iI8 and llS Hudsonst li9o9hSS.
prrot Jersey city. Emgraut Ticket onc' NJ o. "'N''
FRANK THOMSON. l.. r. lsr lAhn .,,,nt
Gensral Manager. Gem F"seNs~ 's
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
fV7HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

THE STANDARD POLITICAL MANUAL.
Leaves nothing to be desired Undoubtedly tic bestIroy
u. y Times
Has Lad extraordinary sale this yearlGettyfburs
PENN star and Sentinel.
Competcs and most reliable political register published
-IDOyor (t. H.) Morning star.
very GOOD thing have within ones rosch Albany ~.
" journal
Tie best and fullest number ever issucd-Boston lass)
Advertiser.
Sustans IL does excel the high standard Of previous
Issucs.-[ Rochester u. 81 Democrat and Chronicle.
Contains much fuller election returns than any previous
issue Chicago QlLl Journal.
Always the accuracy and funcss OF IT. statistics
Cincinnati co. Gazette.
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC viii be mailed postpaid TO
any address on receipt OF % cents.
Ahar..a ELiL nI- -Nnrl.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09

COCIAL ETIQUETTE IN NEW-YORK.
- Fohth Clartcr.
ETIQUETTE OF WEDDINGS.
Wedding Ca,as. Ceremonies. ltgce ltlons, etc.
In HOME JOURNAL, out tod y.
For sale cvCrvWi ere. Single comics, cents.
Yearly subscription reduced 10 -.
DcliVt cd in cjt.. OT m.il,l ant whore, free.
MORRIS PHILLIPS q CO. PaTk-iaace New-Nork.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
EIRIE RAILWAY

Il. 'hlJ4 hAlLN y 7.
- sT;ii1sIIER ARRANGEMEYT OF TRAINS, IN eject
. m.-cincinnan aud Chicago Day Express. Drav.ag
Room Coaches 70 EuHa,o and 50 peaH1n Bridge.
lO45 Express Nal for Buffalo with sleeping Coaches
7 p N ,Daly)-Pacifc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Bua,o Niagara Falls Cnc
nav ana Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cara
Trains le4ye chambersstree: Depot y. Y, FOR
p and - 2m.dnisht saturday nights only Sundays 9i5
m @ IA PARK and Passaic g. 7is 1oa noon 4s
g. 3:l5 800 jlj. g, $50, : 10 y midnight suutayE
/. $50. ~ g: ul - $40 p m, and u nidn--h go
ll5. g. Bis a.l5 430 D. 5l5 t. Gl5, CSC J. 2. 10 p n,
and u midpe1 sundays, g. $780, e.l5 ~ M, l;5' $50.
SuGeil g. 10 TO- IO45 NJ Las, 345 s. G. 7p rn and
i2mmgnt sundays, 6. 800. 20 D. N, Lao, G3O ?. H.,
eeiETaI ) a. m, 800 $50 ?: N. Sundays, $50 m.
Nswburqb g. 10 - a NJ $50 i3c m. sunAsyss5o 4 n.
Kingston. . a. IL, 500 = u. sundays, $40 e. Do. 80
sundays, g. $50 10 . NJ, go, Z =. ~.
Ndtetowu. 7.i5, 10. lO45 m, 34J, 80, p sun
connec i'm NeVY york ana Osvsco Midland r. r. - nst
Port Jeryis. 10 ~, l0t5 a. mr s'5O' pm SuncayS
N6IR-ITans leaving Chambers t. on even OF haf hours
beiore p ~ leave IWe.L ~, 81 n,se, on I.nata .5l-. ]
leave Twentythds iAiry ID AuIoS e~iAsri Iol,a e-ys
Twoutv hird a. at 94j Id ITO h conciag "!th tIlas
leaving Chambers-st At 10 ?. m sud ~ nidui SAi.
Tickets ioI passage aud iII tAf's lH : IN
and Sleeping Coaches can Dc obtained ana oi1eis ot ~
Offices Nos 239 iOl 529 and 957 Broadway No COuTst.
Brooklyn, and ii tlie Company Dep1ts. . ,- .-o-
Express the West arrive II AeTioik AZ i'-S
Ill., JSo. =. ABBoTr General PGss'r Agent Now-YOrh-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Trans leave r Englewoo e.ossr ief-l2ndt d ana SyseJ
satur'ay nights only at IlSJ p m sundays a. ILL., sod
0Tsicj srring valley and Monsey. T. $50 4tj p.
JEO y. ABBOTT. General Passr agent Ne|-lotk
FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
EI ARRANGEMENT OF PASS tNGEk ItAlNS Jan. !.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

FREEHOLD aDd NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Libertyst, for Freehold
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
Z ,B.n,lIIr n - GeneraI Pns.,r gent. Nev. YorA.
FETGH VAILEY RAILROAD.

4 fnIGH NhLLEI KAIIlltV ~. y, ,
IA ARRANGEMENT OF PASS tNGEk IitAlNS Jan. i.
ls77-Leave depOts loot 0l CoItauat aud Dely 's
G3O m Night Express daily. for kaSiOn, bcteAe Al
Ttovsn Gauci CHUNK NIkesbarre Pttston, Sayrc hmrA
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Nlasara fais AID IAs
West. PupLbE'S sleeping coaches <acned. . r..
Wv ROBT NJ. SANRE- SupL ana Engr.
General " CharCh aid OoTlnut sts
sC[fA-. II. CUMMINGS. AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09

ltus leaFe Tor Pertn AmDOy Red Bank. Long Branch.
Ossah 1roYe &c. At 40, ll;i5 a. m. I. 81 D. IN.
stages connect AZ Matawan Station fom KEYPoRE.
anu az squan - and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09

SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave $50 .. rn IL D. H. for
Bound Brook ard intermediate points and D.
kaston, Reading. and Harrisburg.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
STEAMBOATS, aub Railroads

A LBANY EVENING BOATS-PEOpLE'S
"a LINI.-Drew and 81 John, leave pier IL, ~ r. sT.rv
ceped Sth trains 1orS aBSg . ~ Aosa 5aGy mo.ss
ae 81 co. fSS s Fa3iI nfYy y Sa coat 9 tho brooklyn AHs'I
BRIDGEPORT. and all points ON Honsatonjc
- and Nsugauck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BrdSe,Srs
isayfs & I daily sundays exceptsdj Al IIS0 S
RALTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave New YORK from foot Of Dosbroscs Corta1dt.
,o SO a m owa'hing,on and tho West Richoad ch,r.
lNQ for Washington and the West, and for RcsroDs
ana the south VIA GOfdonsVie. Pullman from va
70 Eamoie and Nashng,oG making close connections iar
Goo m oT wss6gton hGrsYf Troag oa 81 P, PoT
$50 p m dsy for washington the South. and s., p.r,
sleePer from SeT.Yers isnore snd Wssbntaa ra
50 louis Ptb0rgb, the south and 3outb West ccgse,s
washington "th trains for Lynehburg Florida New OHsaS
Broaavsy %evYorf oce iooi Of fS coa,Ss. Ss
sg ssK FoR TicxETs sTs VIZ 'ss2T6pr Az,
RAILROAD '''D 0n's
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ IeTry station ~ Nes.f @ ors. foot sf Liberiyst.
l C5S D.ror FeningtoO EasOn. BeIviderc M,ass
'saa s5 aPaH afof @ @1'iSH Bf5ss hhneh ha fssop
Maaeh Chunk Tsmaqua wlLkesbarre Wllamsgori, &C. -
p m.-FoT Fsmingtoa. Eason, Manch cauns. VIZ.
barre scranton Iunkhannock Tamaqua HaEieton Rsas-
= p, For high sndss Branch, E,.on. gclvaers isa
$50 ?. m. eanyFor Ens,on Allentown and Harrisburg
FOR trains 70 local POINTS see time table at stations
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave a. $50 4. n. = o. NJ. fop
Bound Brook ard intermediate points and $50 y. Tor
kaston, Reading, and Harrisburg.
NEWYORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trans ieaye for PERTH AmDOy, Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove &c. t7I5, Ili5 a. IN. I. 5.Ij .. n
stages connect AZ Matawan Station ON KEYPORE
anu az squan - and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD aDd NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot OF LberysL for Freehold a
7:+6 ll,i5 a. m.. 4, 6:IJ y.
~ NEW-fORR AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
IL LINE.
- BOUND BROOK ROUTE
..- FOR TRENTON All PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York for Trenton aud Philadelphia at c,1
Tor Trenton - w. ~ '"-
Leave PHILADELPHIA from station North Pennsylvaaa Par
road ILird ard BerSssts at $50, $50, 1880 a. l30
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-06-14
We UNIVERSITY 1aoer~
OF. Sr p
MINNEAPOLIS.
DEPARTMENTS OPEN !:

DEPARTMENTS OPEN:
The Collegiate Department.
The College of Science, Literature
and the Arts.
The College of Agriculture.
The College of Mechanical Arts.
Colleges of Law and Medicine WI
hereafter be organized.
The Geological Survey, conductedLy
Professors Of the University, is in pro
gress.
TIE EQUIPMENT COMPRISE
A Main Academic building, 185x9O
feet.
An Agricultural College building,
146x54 feet.
An Experimental Farm, with barn,
teams, tools, &c
A General Library Of 10000 vol
umes.
A Chemical Laboratory in complete
order.
A Plant House.
A supply Of Physical Apparatus.
A set Of engineering Instruments.
! 1CO ~. -. OdUcU I1uC-u1uShCUSs Will
accOutrementS.
A section of Artillery, with Cais
MS.
A collection of Minerals, Art3, shells
DC.
A Workshop and Lathe Room.
A Drawingg-Room well equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Globe
Charts, DC.
The general faculty consists Of 10
Professors and Instructors.
TUITION FREE in all Depart
ments.
The year 1856 begins Sept. q,
5 IS.
For Catalogues or information ad-
DIR the President of the University
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-06-14
FITS EPILEPSY.
FALLING SICKNESS

PERMANENTLY CUR4D-SO HUXBUG-BT oSE
MONTHS USAGE or DR. GoULARD CELEBRATED
ISFALLiBLg FIT POWDERS. To convince suffer-
ers that these powders will do all we claim for
them we will send them BY mail, POST PAID, a
FREE TRIAL Box. AS DR.. Gnulard Is the only
physician that has ever made this disease spe-
cial study, and as to our knowledge thousands
have ben PERMANENTLY CURED by the use Of
these PowT BRs WE VILE GUARANTEES PERMA-
SEST CURE in every case, or REFUND YoU ALL
MONEY EXPENDED. All sufferers should give
these pow ders an early trial and he convinced
of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, So 90 or boxes for $40
sent by mail to any part of United States or
Canada on receipt Of price. or by express, c.
0. D. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton St., Brooklyn. N. 7
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07
TELEGR APHIC.
ETriNSir<iy to the
D.1ILI' I.CTELLIGE.t.TER


-
CHICAGO. May 5-Thc Inter Dean
this morning publishes the first general
special cable Telegram that has ever
been published ia Western paper.
new YoKK, May 6.-The Times.
Detroit special says that in the Michi-
gan Legislature the resolutions offered
10y one of the Republican Representa-
tivcs. endorsing the Presidents south.
ern policy. was referred without debate.
10 the committee on Federal Relations,
seven Republicans ard all the Demo
Gratis voting IN the negative. and thus
favoring its immediate consideration.
The Tribane's Washington special
says the number of Pension Agents
have now been reduced to Is. The
amount OF salaries and fees now paid
Is si23 900 per annum. AMI the aggre-
gate reduction IF Expenditures by the
new system will be si35.G00
The 7iars' salt Lake special says that
the Indignation feeling aroused
throughout the United States by ,esti
/ mony "A, John ID. Lees trial. relative 10
the Mountain Meadow massacre. has
led the Latter Day Saints to apprehcnd
the arrest of Brigham Young and other
heads If the Church who are accused OF
sanctioning the commission Of the pos
sibie crime, AMI say they have deter
mined to resist any movement. and 10
tins eld are secretly srmln. and drill
ing throughout the Territory IF Utah.
Orders have deem privately issued by
the military commanders of the famous
N.uvoo Legion requiring an immediate
organization to bo in readiness for
active service on the both Of the prrsen,
month
The Worlds Washington special
thinks the extra session was put IF
till October because the President was
,imii about a possible revolt against
his southern policy among Repub,
i,cans. The Tribaaes Washington
special says ;hs extra session was post
ponca 10 give the business Of the
country chance 20 revive. and avoid
the heated term. No political consid-
Grafton hal any weight with the Cab
ipet. Ksndslls INTERVIEW ,ouds 70 the
opinion tha; the President = afraid 10
e. 10 til" country with his policy. aud
that the delay really helps the De,uo-
crs', Republicans think the delay is
unconstitutional
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DUEGENESs.

Extending westward from Port
Tozn~1i there are = succession OF bsys
and harbors, 81 you 90 down the straits;
arst. Port Discovery bay. then Squim
bay, then Dungenes. harbor. The ,r:n-
opal ones s--lo~ his point being Port
Aug-!ns, pG.h Tisei settlement. AMI
Seab bay
"DuRgeness is the natural cutie: FOR
trait f country extend.n. from
>qgIm lay - near Port Abg~Io- being
some twenty-five miles frontage on the
-traits- The fertile agricultural land
forming strip averaging about i've
mile. wide. d fore the foot hills are
reached There i. great deal u na;u-
raj fertile prairie, .one tide marsh
ahlie most o! the land IL .e@. we'll
w.,ered. EASILY cleared, no. subject 70
nerrfisw- aud resembles In ql,hty OF
soil Z. ordinary river bottoms
-L"ss rams are met hrr. than any
ahere el-e in " stern Washington.
Much # the soil i. well adapted 10 the
ral-'ng of wheat; If which large guam
tltir- are annually pr",inced.
The special wants Of this section 10
SECURE its early settlement aud perma-
n-nt prosperity. are regular st-am com
munic-tioD. with Port Townsend no
less than twice q week The kind of
bnat needed for this -out. is side
wheel st-amer trii'e smaller. yet some
thing ike the Libby. only swiiter.
Then there should be- erected steam
Touring mill. Enough wheat is grown
10 keep Que ri ming at present.; while
to" farmers wishing To sell their wheat
a"d ct -four in exchange, with their
presrht means of communication. only
Ut about une-third - much -four from
'he sale Of ton of wheat. "a they
would if mill Was erected in their
mld-t."
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NiKNS.. May 6-The Importance
atiached ~ the bomlardrnent of Ibrail.
ss 10 which party committed the tiFs,
beiligcrcn; ao,. IL Turkey. ,hen Ron
mania has valid excuse for loinlu.
Russia. All ~ill embrace II; Austria
hes,tates - prv's,, against losing the
nAuabe, which VIOLATES the pari.
TREATY The blockade ~ ihe n.s, K
>sA ~ tie Turks begins today "a Asa
TIC fact that the Russian cavalry
have l.f Wl.,siksw.haw AL occupied
liayaEe. nineteen miles ssoth 81 Moan,
Aarsrs,. an the r.; iha, tie TaTk-
have wuhi,s~n To Bas.ock. i crAvely
signidesn;. considering tie treaty
lately cerc.atiel btt~ctn Russia aad
Persia. The Armsu!sn Christians
sy,arAihisr ~5ta Russia
Lo>poN. MAY Is !, = state! that
Russia h.s effected loan in Paris q i
launir>3 rni.llen frsnes
The cabins, will nee, toisv /, i
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said the Cabsne. j. ,horoucblv united

said The Cabinet ia thoroughly united
sboat protection.
British communication with lnai.
will BE Imperfect by the movement Of
Russians in Asia
The Brit,.h squadron a. C7rfu has
been ordered 70 Crete
MANCHESTER, May s. Information
r~schei here thai Austria has deter
mined "a occupy Bosnia ari I-rs-goyi-
IL A movement Of ,roops for ,hs,
purpose vil b+gin within two weeks
PAEIs. Nay s -Russi. - rDskiu. ~
effoF' 10 raise a Ian here.
Th7 Rgssisu ~cT a.e has t~ci I'D TIA,
the Moseow tri'ansl Of comat.Tc- has
the right T. aAjudse Stra,bourg, the
railroad specula;or. a b nkrup,, and has
i.sued AL order that Strasburg leave
the country.
Minister Simon, in speech, pointed
out the scrapuloLs manner IN which
I'aly had observed the law If papsl
guarantee The Italian sm lpa.sacor has
since called upon Simon and thanked
him t0r the manner III which he referred
n
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07

WASTE AND WANT One result Of
heavy taxes and commercial depression
in the Eastern States i. curious Dia
monds, champagne ana fine cigars are
selling as rapidly rs ever There is 10
demand for money which seeks invest
ment it Is drug because no SOUND
speeula.ions invite its confidence. The
rich have il On hand. and one spend.
readily out Of . fu!l pocket But j, i,
oil tho worse for the poor Money thus
spent helps no one for all the good i,
does it nigh, rs vel! be thrown into
the sea
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07

BALANCE or TRADE The Argus f..
licitAses the economically disposed oi
our citizens on the fact that, though the
foreign exports of Puget Sound distric,
for the month of April were fully up
to the average, the imports were the
lightcst of any month in the pas. ten
years. II this is a~criterion also for
eur balance Of trade with San Fran
cisco and Portland. the augury is IA
yorsl,!e fos better times speedily II i,
arises from cutting down o! ex-
penses aud an increase If marketable
prodnoss. money will soou accumulate
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07

ExruRrs OF MEAT The exports 81
meat. etc, from the [ nlted States IN
1876 amounted ia value to $96.i7s, 10
The shipments II bacon aud hams We're
ti2,o3i,...J lbs Of t~ef. Ct .3s3. $50
lbs OF mutton. 6j. SSH lt,> OF lard
2aS.a.s,i is lbs and 81 sallow 1T. So.
40! lbs The shipment of fresh bcei
tn Gres. Britain during the single
month Of March this year amounted Ia
q. ,5s SIS It's. valued 81 nearly s6tn. =
600 The trade is rapidly on the in
crease
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07

SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS AT tn
Eureka Bakery. choi'e garden and
fled SEEDS. of the tinc>, quality. Cal
and Jasmine onr extensive stock II
Sc ds before pnrch4>ine els. here
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07

FRgionrs.-It casts s. per ton fer
freight from Lewiston. lisho. TO Port
land The rate from WaliA Walla 10
Portland Is Gle per ton from Wsllula.
the shipping poin, ga ,he Colum his. it
is $500. The 0rsysssssas rightly says \
through railroad would effect results for
tha, interior country which would out
run ali calculation. and speedily Be
velep = REV. seat If smpsre
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07

ugNnoS's SCRrLvs. 49, Oregon ~.
poets, by the Ali If Eastern Washing
ton Territory. which will iornjsh
nearly million tzashelsa, 20 have
about six million tushel. of whea. =
throw into the breach al she Europe, 81
demand this year u~iug - the Ne,
SEASON last year. her crop fell short II
1878 by about = million hashels In
1873 the yield ~ss 'epsr',i II be shou'
i've and q half ,nilliaa bushels