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u H. WARNER, Auctioneer, Y street, oppo-
LIE site Masonic Temple.

u H. WARNER, Auctionser. Y street, oppo-
lSs site Masonic Temple.
TRusTEES,SALE or DESIRABLE FOUR
sTORl BRICK DWELLING ON THE EAST
SIDE OF f0UR-AND,A-HA STREET, BE-
TMhEN N PlENNsxLyANIA AVENUE AND G
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated January 0, A,
D. iSs duly recorded In liber No. 66i folio 26g one
Of the land records for the District OF Columbia and
At the request OF the party secured thereby, we
Will sell At public auction, In front OF the premises
on WEDNESDAY. May Q, ls77, at o clock D. m. ,
the following described real estate, situate in The
city OF Washington, District OF Columbia, to wit;
Lot numbered twenty-fo CAL In reseryation
numbered ten Co) OF said city, the same being
twenty four (2D feet 'front.' street.
and having depth OF one hundred aud sixty (looj
feet and eight ) Inches, together with the Improve
Terms-siI. 600 In cash. and the balance at twelve
and twenty.four months, for which the notes Of the
parehaser bearing interest at the rate OF SIX per
cent. per Annum from the day Of sale. and secured
deed trust on the property sold will be taken
deposit OF $50 will be required of the ser
A. the time OF sale and all convey Anclng at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser.
Terms to be complied with In seven days, other
Wise ne trustees s reserve the right 70 resell the
chaser After ave days, adyertiseuent
hALLET KILBOURN, lr
C.H. POOR, trustees.
o,, ]. T. COLDwELL,
apls-InohNus salesman,
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AWNINGS.

A WNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS,
"a j. O. HOGAN. MaAufaetureT. ~
No. 7l3 Market Space, between seventh and Eighth
streets northwest mhlc-u
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NJ Ea0HANrs' LINE OF sTEAAsdiPf
" wAsHINaroH AND NEW YoRK
BOOKS lHD SrArIOHERY.
0UR NEW LAW AND MfsOEIL1FEoUS
" CATALOGUE.
Law uonus IIrar n, crrvrn

hoOAn AlND cEAI1oShHE.
OUR NEW Law AND MIsoEfLAEEoUs
. LAW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED.
s.-ysr,s U. 8; o,rs.l. oear, Reports. ye.. a y %
81 Gisil. ~ I:s sspaa: = oe.
Dis::t siSpini9n: n Xttosasys Ssisrsi on
Law o. he YARN. ). 4. ": fSomp;oa...:.... .
LATEST nIscELLANEoUs PUBLICATIONS.
S''i;: E:s b s OF Hsi.S
k!:' E oTs1l z k:.'ss;ss 5; sT:as:: H. SSi:
psepSivcn, by sa;hci Of ;;onc s.nI:r;...
Fooisieps Of the Master, oy Harriet Beecher
Piss N:sdi::. BY ;aiSci 81 wiids. Gid:
The seo,en s;ursi,s, by Ssma.i smc; ;,;;I:..
Peru; Travel in The Land OF the Iacas, BY
The rss xm.ricss, BY Sir Rose r.nSsTt
Ts'essa fsr;: :; caravan. Sy Arthur Ar.
W. nov hsys . large .,sss Of Fancy; plsla and
cnro ns .esrsphs; .f.e, oris,..i dr..ins, sy emf:
four ysrieties-Animals, Landscape, Marine Views
We would e.ll attention to our Panel P,e,ares,
which are the hAndsomest In the city and lowest
or s.sS5:.y psp.r,nsn, 1: nov vel, s.rplsa,
facturer. As soon As tssped. we extend an isSila-
'''n TO all v ea.1's T. s. Z. T. isHSi iMsHoSiRR1soN,
Law BooKsELL1ns y AND sIAIIoslns.
SPRING BOOK LIST.
Critical History OF the Late War. Mahea, q;
s q s ssSa ss1s Is ri,icss sc.
Phy: y xoii I; hsfSert sPsrser 30; Hare nssdbosk Of
cameron, % Is; Epieiets: Win sss kueSesidion % ana
rraxmsnts. Long, "; niEnon. Ms. fssrester,
' ss is'ss;s saSs =
s.See, S % sarah :. SsSe.., US s. Tvs Men q sandy sandy
Bar, Brei H,s,s, o. All N, ihs recent paper Novels.
LOT OF NV w dhR5sos hhas.a :sHSfsk sSsf RECEIVED.
Bcoks IN Cloth binding At the Uaiform Price OF
fin' cent? sofSaSss tSaaess ! h.Gdf 5Hkfsnh Siiaf
ap2o-u sii PennUivania syenae
RECEIVED THIS MOANING
AT o..
sHILLINeroN's BOOKSTORE.
Cor. Four-snd.s-hsir street and Pepnsyivan,a ave.
Anne warwick. BY the author of sylvia's Choice.
Weaver. and Welt; or, Love that Hath us In His
Net BY Miss Brsddon.
Love In Id,eness. By Ellen o,nsy.
The Duchess OF Rosemar Lane. By rsr,so..
% s.s. s $s, is s sss s,sy :ss ss"'
NSss:-Le'tsr and Cap paper. Of all sorts and
Envelopes. Pens and PsnailA :. q. .L
ri.yins card. of Al .or,. and au.ii,,.., a, tn.
veiy loves. prices and OF the best quality forhs
feio-u
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r Z A ky ROO Fs.

T, EAKr ROOFS.
LEAKy ROOFS made thoroughly water-tIght
both as to rain and snow water; DAMP WALLS
also made dry, by thoroughly applying IRON
CLAD PAINT and IRoN-CLAD CEMENT.
1t has been used by Mr.. Ed. CLARK, architect
United States Capitol, upon the pablc buildings
for eight years, and is pronounced by him to be the
best and most durable paint in the world. Iiis
also used by Messrs.
W. W. Corcoran, Gilbert u. TowIes.
Shas. Eanon,on, suild'r. ndsard owens, "''
ialH Henry fs,isi rsitinhorn. asa II Rs'sFsSS, CO...
Samuel sseon, s" William Dixon,
james +. 6ssSoSr, %i!i!i% viii mn j. Reds,ralo,
fi1sls DaaIsi i1ign,lSlSs in.Shass g.MT, bansy' bhaIssy'
Gharlss E@amonstop; Sd WiIsm praIe,
:% j. $sSS $Ss.S }S$S }$%sfss!a aSI ss;s
Shss. b. Church, Jeremiah Costello,
ss; fEss' rssssaFfHIs All Hsi,lSS!s ST.s as
i;eoS Z: Campbell. H.s.Ssp,tol. eisn,ycars,
Sss$.!isF 'HEsss E.ss. S ss;S City,
sffSSs;s C. w'''' rFE'asiESs F'sEss. oss sSis.s.
y. ID. CastlemAn, Home,
McDcrmott Bros, u. 5. soldiers Home,
Daniel Smith, u. B. Insane Asylum,
Smith Uhler, u, y, Light House Roard
Daniel Kolb, Edward Ciark ArehItect
Clark Mills, CAPITOL
Edward n. willard, Arlington Hotel,
W. W. Curtis, Riggs Wouse
Joseph slmms, Rnndaii Publio Sshool
Mrs. Kate Boucher, Buildine '
James v. wollArd, u a CSnrt.honse and
John Wanstau Sons, City hall six YEAR.
Louis Behrens, Mr.. Kurd Won sehiozcr
a. huze, German Consul.
Ssnasuhb Amns Northern Libt rty Market
James "A. y. Jackson, Protestani EpIscoDAI
neorKe burgtss, Theological Seminary
pougi. Moores Son, and High school, Va.
ADDRESS JAMES MCLAIN, Pr, prictoT,
hntp-lm once. s22 u street northwest.
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<pcrTox sALks-FUrUnE DArs
.TOHN SHERMAN, Asctiosser,
" Sc. Cicad bniltinF.

" 81 Ciead bafldinr.
fRSFEsgf ~ N,sfh -rnixr ScnrH.
EAsT, BErWEEN q AND N STREETS,
WITH WITH EopsssS isrRovESESTs AND
~ virtue % dtei q ,r..s ., "a dated Jsss -
1875. asd duly recorded In Librr No. es, foiios m
Ct SEQ. OF the lasd for the district 81
Columhis and at the vrittsn reaas<s ef he party
front Of the promises, FRIDAY. Nay II. is7I.
so'ehcek z m. lot. nsneered ten trel ssd eleven,
square namecrcd nfne hupsred asd thirtv-fssr.
with tmprovemeuu dcscrtbed above.
payable In six. twelve, eiEhten and t~rnty- -fosr
months. with Interest Al eight per eent. sna psid
the terms Of sale arr not complied vih vithiu ave
day 5. the trustees reserve the right 10 rss-n ne
chaser snsr ave days' sdyerti-ument- 4 depssit Of
eip VIA se rcquirei st tise OF sA,e- All eoavey-
ISSais iSS5rn + sIps EnsoS ,rpn--..
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AUcrrox sxLks-FUrURs DAYs
NUSCANsoN BROS, Aue,iouesr,.

ssEF Gs
@ s1iss stsS'sSsss tssssi.sT:%%sf4 THaTs
Shsk kEisskESIiss. aSsEIifGt.T
s5srssfs s5srssfS 5. Isl Isl Ekts ksg RfsibEscssiss rfibsiss "
MONT AvEkuE. CORSER OF L STREET..
On rhlDAr MORNING. April n. CONNIE peing
the above articles, vhieh were m sde to order for
the late seervtsry Boutwell,. The articles are rs
sPcs-s SUSCASsoN BROS, Aue,
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LIE posite Masonic TEMPLE.

TRUSTEES SALE OFA NEAT TwO-sTORY
bklCk HqUsE, NO. ISL COLUMBIA STREET.
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue ofs deed of trust to me. dated January
!: lss,, and duly recorded In Lber 30. Gs7 folio
ks et seq, one Of the land records in and for the
District OF Columbia, and at the written request OF
the party secured thereby, will sell, at public
suction, In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
Aprh d, 1877, at $50 y. m, all that certain piece,
parcel or lot OF grosnd, situate, lying and being in
bia. and known and distinguished on the ground
dred and si1 ty- one, (i6i,) in David L. Morrison
and others subdlysion OF part Of square mbered
house.
the time OF sale, and all eouyeyancipg at pur-
chsssr's cost. ALbEkT v. FOX, Trustee.
J. II. COLDWELL.
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.JoHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer,
" st. tlond BplilinE.

u 81 Ciosd BsiidiaG.
TRusTkEs' SALE or VALUABLE IN
rnnynn fRSrsRIr. No. 80 srREEr
ffshss fsb soSsEs MSY:E SiTn ssIsk sAsfiGsi
is7G end daily reeSrdes IN Lieer 30. an islio u
,hs.resy we wi .s'i :, PSs;,s s1s,iea, q rr.s, %
recorded susdvision Of feert.ia lots - as,re n
10 Lieer pr. W: p. Masrsder. folie ~. Of the
seyor's once q the Dissriet of Coianbia-
able In hn. twelve eiGht-ea asd tvcuty-fea
%oaass, Win issersss At Ssr senr s,ul pa.d nSs
terms Of sale not compiled With within hve days
ne gsises ss ne S e rsssl The q
ave days' sdvertisemcnt A deposit of $50 viU bs
requlrcd Al time Of ssie- An eosvey,aeins a psr-
fsosH. iss5rn i hIbs InbRssoS' ,r-.s..,
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rpHOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF A FEW
ELEGANT ARTICLES
Belonging to his EIcellency,
To be sold At public auction,
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1871.
. Commencing at II O'Clock. at his residence,
No. lOsl Connecticut avenue, between X and l..
streets, comprising
ELEGANT CHINA,
ARTIsTIcALLY CUT AND ENGRAVED
A FINE LEsSTioE Or WINES,
Asuperb collection of
COPPER COOKING UTENSILS, &C.
SMALL LOT OF FURNITURE.
These articles will be ARA pged In the dining room
and pariors. Catalogues now ready
Terms, cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
ap13-N Auctioneer.
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~ - N . . y
ARTIST PHoroaRArHEK,
ARTIST PRoroaRAPHER.
tronsrly Of oA,a.ssJ
ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
..rr.sr AND STUDIOS ors- v.s, 70 AL.
- ENsUkANck.
FIREMEN's INsUKAN0E COMPANY
WASHINGTON AND gptnkGETUwS.
once No. I. over B,nk Of wassisEsos.
Chartered by oonrre... Isz.
Capital. ..sm.m ssrpiss fs.a...s,s. 80
JAMES ADAMS. rsss,s..,; ,s..s. C. W. HowAnD.
Real E.,.,e .aa person.. pross.,y i.ssrsa. and
S'ssI' bf6fSR& his; ;isss ssi
$ f: Fl; ;:;sss il: i: III: {! ( S:.-.
Gs.s.s! e: ssssssT. o.,
T,HIRrY-FoURrH iEAR.
new ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsu-
BOSTON, MASS
AsSkfS--- QAn,@
LOOK OUT FOR IHiRrY.THIRD ANNUAL
RBPORr, lslr.-
Ris,aena % nsnssr :. g II 4 Sasn = ,As,r Rrs.,a1s
nemeer. during the last Airty-thre> yeArA
XIV FoiiSIs s s::ssssss f., f,s. ss;s..,. z :,
"'' AS y. sci 8 q. IA 8, ssssr.l As...
Room ST. Cloud BlhdlnF.
Also, Agent for the DuellinE-koase Rtre In
surAnoe COMPANY of hosson tx1<rhAsiv
GREAr REDuorioNN PRIoEoF COKE
DELIVERED To ALL PARIs OF THE uIry
AT THE SAME RATE
.s- sehsduls; Fsn lo>A sf . s..s<As NJ q .;
a'asiisr iS~As esas psr sssAsi; sars>ss
App,y 10 once ws.hiassos ssslisht cO-ps.y.
M rsatA strsss sorth~ess. m Fint ssresi -
ssst Or 10 N BraAEs srrssL asaEstssA. . =
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ONE OF THE LATE DISCHARGED EN-:
~, Rlo{ss ef The Bsreaa q nasIayinE and Print
Stth q capital Of 20 or 80, to 90 In an Ice cream
b1stn<ss- Location excellent One VINO under
None need unless highly reeomme nd ed A.
10 r~nerai character; ~ rwelfth street north
vesf- Ap25-3t
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TO LOAN.
SSO.NO IN ONE OR Two SUNS.
$$ Ar'rrR CENT.
$1,000 At PER CENT.
AT 10 PER CENT.
on IMPROVED REAL IsTATE.
!. STANLEY JONES,
sptteu SA Seventh street,
TOE SALE Oh K1OHANGE-ss ACRES IN
saa ssoat 49, ~ niis Iom Issn .ns elM
% Ne 1ssropslitAn rAarosd. Land Of ans quality.
saf Seod tnDrovementA Il, J. SWIFT,
sco1 tii seventh street
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No. IL VII ssIses, SS SeS Tsaft5i Toaf Giiy.
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EELIx DEsrossEs FRENCH BAKERY.
eEstahlished la6e.)
Is YHARs OF lNoRnAsIne SuocDsa
.. FELIX ORbfUSSE,
yAs seii-G and only real French baksf IA ssA
nEtoni has removed 70 No. Di2 street between
Twentieth and Twenty-drut streets, near Pennsyl.
ysnis avenue, yhere. In z housc expressly buil'
for the IN tactnre Of the best Prencb and Amer
can bread, French Bread . speciality. Liberal term
offered 70 hotels and deAlera. ~ VI
n B..French bread V recommsnded for psr,cl.
Of delicate health. especially for those suffering
from dyspepsia- Beware OF limitations. ds4-u
n T. 30 w EN-,
HOUSE, sIoR AMI ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND aLAzIER,
PAINTER AND aLAzIER,
Iessius pronpslv .ts~nHeA ~ suH-u
HTRGETLAKEnUl
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TRYING HOUSE, CORNER OF EIGHTH
beard 70 per month. mh23-u
= Just opened with eight new tables; PhelAn =
oo.,sncasr ooss.a ou'n'ons' >. riaMG,m, ,aar,n,c,,
= PRIVATE HOTEL. Rooms suite or angle.
rirst,eiA,s table board J, e Per week or rs PEI
Pennsyiyant. avenue, A number Of elegant rooms
at popular prlces. mhi9-u
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DRUGGISTS,

WILLIAM u. ENTwIsLE,
w Corner Penna. avenue and Twelfth street.
...,.... ...,.. DEALER IN
. FANCY AND TSILET AIrieLfs,
r0APs, PERFUNERY. &C.
~. .PnYsIClANs, PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
tObbh oohPOUNDED. mhi5-sm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

ACROSS THE MoCSrAlSs.-W met
a young man named Price yesterday,
who had just come across the mouu-
tains from Yakima City, via the Na,ch-
IS Pass. The road be describes as
frightful. and says he would rather cross
the Snoqualmie Pass five times than
the Matches once He Was helping Pc
terson. of Olympia. TO drive over l02
head OF cattle from Yakima valley. bu,
the road WAS in such frightful condi-
ton that il took them Is days to make
the drive from the foot of the noun
tains On the east side to q like altitude
on the west. The cattle mired down
badly, and IL Of them died from the Sc
verify Of the journey. The twelfth
day on. their provisions gave out. and
they were compelled 10 subsist
on beef straight without bread.
tea. coffee or any other auxiliary. He
describes the settlers Of Yakima City
as fully prepared for any outbreak the
Indians may make. a. they have cut
trenches in the main street and erected
. stocksde. where they can stand
long and severe siege from the red
devils. George Smith Is also on the
way down with large hand of cattle
for Foss * Borst, but he will take the
Snoquslmie Pass. His advance guard
has already arrived. aud we may look
for him with all bis bovine bull0cks of
tho beast persuasion. by Wednesday
night.
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DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Tuesday, July "a. 1877.

How We KEEP po,TED - Ai,oa, noon
vest riay things looked deci.i' 9.y dull
and the reporter tod the bv,. to ge.
"a. au extra lot Of clippings, as locals
gere certain IN be dUll. About hal!
past twelve c'clock. q man came ia and
SAID tina; if we would 60 down 10 the
station house we would find = gambler
there With his throat cut from ear 20
ear. We sharpened up our pencil and
headed . page with The Fad Of q
Worthless Life" but before getting Any
further than "our quiet city va.
shocked by the sickening recital. Sc -
we concludsd 10 go around and take .
look .. the corpse. Then in came =
fat'man with . white plug ba. and said
two men had got into an alterca-
ton on Commercial street, which
resulted in one Of them getting
carved 70 death-fourteen s.abs and
nine Of them necessarily fatal. This
led to our rubbing ont the first heading
.nd substituting more sensational one
-"Cut to Pisces-War 10 the Knife.
and Knife 70 the Hit Again came
the resolution 10 view the mutilated re-
msins, 80 out went the reporter in
search Of Chief Thorndike. After an
hours quest, the Chief was found and
impartsd the startling Intelligence that
big Scotty" and a man known A.
Judge Bull had been scu!Hing on the
sidewalk in playful way, ard tina, tn,
bovine gentleman had fallen and
skinned bis nose. Those Of our read
ers who expected a ir.t-ciass horror
will have 10 go up to Tacoma.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

MATTEBs MAINE. Bsrken,ine No
ioc VAS lowed down 20 the SEATTLE Coal
anf Ttarspora'ion Cow wharf BY tbs
F-ltl" yesterday AFTERNOON After re-
cei'lng her load ri coal, sue will q .,
ColmAn' mill and receive he. f.ck losd
Of lumber. The bark Mon..na. from,
san Franci.co for this place. is now OF,
twenty seven days. and soms 81 the
shippers Who have invoice. on her are
beginning 70 talk insurance The F-n.
ang mas al her hallas. GU. and takes
her first Goa! today Il is An even bet
thst she gets away from here before the
Tam Oehan.er. which arriv / two
days ahead Of her Ship Shirley, which
loads ~ Tacoma, is overdue abou. ZEN
days. but We have no fears Of her safety
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

SMoKY.-Ths forest fires are making
the atmosphere very dark. ami about
shutdown a canopy of smoke seems 10
overhang the whole Sound. A large
fire has been raging near Port Orchard
for the pas, two days, another on tho
Duwauisn river about tour miles above
the city. and another on the east passage
about two miles south Of Alki Point
The clouds portend . shower OF rain In
. day or two. aud ~ it will end the
smoke. We can only hid it . hearty well
come
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

SALMON FisHISo. The abundance
of salmon at the mouths If rivers emp
tying into Puget Sound. has fairly
astonished the Oregonians. who have
come over here To experiment, in can
ming them. The only loss is IN the
time occupied in cleansing the fish. bu,
they are fully compensated for ,hi. by
the abundance of fish taken. The
Columbia fisheries. rs a general THU <,
have been failures this year; but they
have ovsrdone good thing. Puget
Sound will be green field and pas
,urc new" 10 those unlucky ones who
saw the coming trouble and got over
here III time. The two cspnerirs ~
Mukilteo will have no difficulty IN dis
posin. OF oil the fish they can catch
aud pack during the present season,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

Fisu BREEDING Prof Livingston
Stone is over ~ Portland, aud will To-
cate Matching house on the Clackamas
river. few miles above Oregon City
We hope he will visit this section and
put hs,ch,ug hsu.e on Cedar river.
jus, below Ren,on. The purity Il sh.
water at that point is equal to that of
the Columbis At Priests Rapids The
hsh weirs along the river should then
ne DESTROYED.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24
PROBATE COURT.
Hon. THOMAS BURKE, PROBATE JUDGE.

The Honorable Probate Court Of
King County convened ye.terdsy for
its regular July term. when the follow
ing business WAS transacted:
Estate # J.. Z. Wadrard, der'd.-A
hearing having been had and the neces-
.ary proofs made. The final account OF
Jesse W. George. Administrator. WAS
allow ed.
E,'ats of JOSIAH Seitis. dee'd--The
came proceedings being had the final
accounts Il the administrators WAS
allowed
E'tdtc ef Wm. Dryer, dec'd.-Finsl
accouh, allowed.
Estate Of s b. Hints. ice'd.-On petit.
ton being filed. Oh order was entered
directing notice TO re given oil parties
interested In said estate 90 show cause
Why the heirs should not have posses
s,on Of said estate. upon their fling
good and sufhcien, bonds for the pay
men, Of any and all debts - the es-
tate
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

SCHOONER ExcELsIoR-This fine
vessel arrived here from San Francisco
last night. and broogh. the following
list Of cargo W A. Jennings. Isl
packages OF merchandise. l. Bros 5
do; W Il Jameson. . pianos; j q $,
wagon; j Il, package merchandise;
7 & Co. 80 DO; II & r one do; s B. 90
packages. = ID VI, Port Townsend. 3
packages
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

REisFoRCEMENrs. Fifty more Chi =.
ncs. lAborsrs were added To the \. Il W
W. railroad extension yesterday They
had previously worked on the Puyallup
coal road
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MISERABLE ROADS.


SEATTLE, jay 20, 1877.
Ep. lSTgLLIaESCER:- Through the
medium oC gsur valusble paper would
endesvor 20 cal! the a'ten;ion Of the
County Commissioner. 20 tie missrsble
condition If the Snoqualmie road. more
particularly tia, portion lying between
Ren.on and s2uak valley By 'ravers-
ing the road i; is apparent that eot
years not cent hss been expended 20
it. corduroys are ali misplaced, and
the a.temp, 70 cross them with animals
would be likely 20 result 10 broken
limbs. What is done With the road
money is the question asked by every
one who is interested in this matter.
And where is the work done that is
given in lieu Of money bv many far
mers A. present. the portion IF The
road in good condition 10 solely a.tribu-
table 70 i.at"re-not 10 man for what
be has done ia bLil.iinG csrduroys, etc
are worse than useless. and will be a.
long - they remsin in the condition
they are III.
Taese few remarks concern only tho
hrss SIX miles from Reu.on - for that
miserable portion that RUGS lutte Squsk
Valley. / will say nothing-for it sur
passes my powers Of description.
would also refer TO the fact that
little money nov expended in replacing
the railing Of the Black river bridge
would save that valuable structurs
from destruction: end also a trfiine
amount. is needed to repair the bridge 81
the Terry farm which will ts c.~a.-
ple,c wreck in few months il not at
tended 20 1t once. N
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

MARRIED. OF course. We have all of
u. heard Of Pontius Plate. Well. he
amt the Teller w're after, rs the toy
said abou. the preacher. We would
speak of Frank Ponties. who is Do.
pilot He brought home his bride OH
the North Pacific. last Sunday night.
and the happy young couple are receiv.
ing the congratulations Of their friends
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

oNkRpVE-Ship Vsntns. from New
tork Tor Tacoms. with Abou. - miles
vi rAllroad iron on b ard. l. now IA
day. on, aa,i should sooa arrive in the
Seand. The iron il In complete the
f'uyaiiap cosl voa'i which runs ess,
from racoms.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

SUNpAN School A Christian Sab
bath = hool. divested IF al .ur,!ia he
Nominations influence, ~As opened IA
TIE public hal At Por; BlAkely ~ Mrs
Philips 4 few years ago. hardly >
Sanday pAssed bat there wss fight .;
hAkely Whe will say that Pug,
>oand society : no, improving:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

~ The earnings Of the Northern Pc
ciie Railroad. Pacific division, show .
crafty ing increase for June - com
pared with the corresponding period
last year. We understand. also, that .
marked increase is msnifestinG itself in
the Eastern division Of the road. To-
roma Herald
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

DEPARTURES. - Barkentine Emma
Augusta sailed from Port Gamble yes
,erday and the schooner Compeer from
Port Madison.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

S>ooUALMiE FALLs.--A third copy,
nili larger than any Of his previous
views Of this splendid cascade. has
been painted for Doctor Weed by Tom
Harrison OF the Coast Survey.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

FIRE Al TOWNSEND The residence
oi VIM. A. Inman, at Port Townsend,
was destroyed by fire last Saturday
night. but he managed to save his
furniture aud his family csc lped with
cut injury. The building was the pro-
per'y of Joseph Kuhn and was . total
loss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

lHE OPPOSITION. Steamers Annie
Stewart and Messenger keep arrivin.
on COED time, though travel is gener.
ally light on Mondays. Hence their
passenger lists yesterday were net as
full as usual
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

RAINIER The Tacoma Herald men
tions the presence Of the popular Cali
fornis landscape painter. Rix. He is
about TO paint Mount Rainier.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-24

STEAMBOAT ITEMS signs Of the
Zephyr W 20 the time OF our going 10
press. The Nellie went up 10 Tacoma
with lighter to tow down u large lot
al fish barrels for Victor & Tulfs fish.
cry ~ Mnkilteo. The Phantom ar
rived ffcm Port Townsend las, night
with load Of halibut aud other
freight. SIZE return. to-day