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AAS VIM OhAuhAOt uhN~A eAN
management of Mr.. Jake Pfsteri
gives a grand moonlight excursion
tonight.
A schooner building at Jefferson
vile will be launched to-day.
The Centennial leaves st. Louis
to-day for New Orleans
Capt. Tom Baker was stabbed at
a Grange picnic near Cairo Friday.
The Cons Millar for Memphis
and Cherokee for New Orleans viii
leave Cincinnati tomorrow.
The j. w. Gait will arrive to-
morrow night from Cincinnati, and
leave on Saturday with a return
trip.
Capt. Glenn has several hundred
sacks of oil-cake on the wharrboat
awaiting shipment to New Orleans,
The A. @. Dounally passed down
last night for New Orleans fully
laden. She put off here 8 barrels
of oil and added SS barrels oil.
The Thomas Sherlock passed up
last night for Cincinnati with a fair
trip of freight and people. She
put off here 100 bales of cotton and
a lot of sundries.
Later adyices from the sunken
steamer Golden Rule report her
and cargo as a total loss She is
broken in two, and cannot be raised.
Colonel Butler, chief clerk of
wharfboat, was endeavoring
yesterday to get up an expedition
of boatmen to go TO Pittsburg and
the strikers.
The bloated bondholders and
railroad corporations of the East
md West are holding a matinee
with the starving employees Of the
roads.
The Belle of Shreveport passed
Town last evening without landing.
She generally gives Memphis the
unless she is hungry for
The Mark Train, Capt. Randall,
this evening for st. Francis
liver and all points through to
Nittsburg, carrying the mail and
attending to all way business. Mas
Manning assists Capt. Randall
II the office.
The Steamboatmen are not much
Worried about the railroad war, and
hey think, like we, that it would
better for Memphis and the Mis-
iissippi valley if the bloated corpo-
and modified railroads
would burst up.
Capt. R. W. L~ightburne, agent for
he Cincinnati Packet Company,
he Hard Cash and several other
steamers, was negotiating with Capt
for his warfboat this morn
ng.
There is no strike on the river.
The steamboatmen are happy, and.
he boats are running regular, re-
gardless Of loss.
captain Joe Spears, Of the Phil
has joined the strikers and
gone after Stanley Ryland. Dur
ng his absence Johnny Bri gigs will
to his duties.
Count Ohamberlin, of the Hard
is making speeches to-day in
Of the poor strikers, and
the blOated railroad corpo-
rations and the bond holders.
The Vint Shinkle, Capt. Kennis-
lon in command, will leave to-mor-
row evening for Cairo, Louisville
Cincinnati, ticketing passen-
gers through to all points East at
reduced rates. Capt. Billy McIn-
Tyre, one of the best fellows in the
is her chief clerk.
The steamboatmen, are in full
sympathy with the railroad strikers,
are Of the opinion that the poor
Iaborers have been crushed long
enough, and now they want to see
Them Strengthened out.
The Phil Allin cleared Last even
ing for Arkansas City with a good
trip. She returns tomorrow morn
ing, and leaves in the evening for
Vicksburg and the bends, making
her regular time and attending to
all way business and making all
her connections.
Captain james Rees' new Arkan.
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Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED Exc,
ID cutOd to mi on the 22d day OF Octobor
1870, by W.. j. Webb, and recorded In IN.
Registers Office of Shelby county, Tenn. ~,
Book 70, page 4SS, to which reference Ia here
made for greater certainty, l will, as said
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OEuTsCHER -BRUDER-BUND.

DEurscHER BEuDER- Bgsb meets 1st Sunday
n each month at2 o'clock B.m., at Cochran
hall. Y. T.. SchaBer, Pres't; q. A. Jnnker-
mann, Vice rest; W. glasntIer, Seciy; II.
W. Schultzo. lreas'r; Aug Zweiiel and John
HanaweIker,. Sick Committee for Northern
Division; John Wendell and john Marglo,
sick Committee for southern Division.
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COTTON.

The market this morning was quiet
and inactive, with light offerings, a linn
tied demand and few transactions.
noTToR KxnpareE ouoT.-roHa
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FOLKS.

OLD Folks HISTORICAL S~OcIETY-meets at
No. IS Madison street basement. the lst
Tuesday in each msnth. W. u. Waldran,
Pres't; Up. Prescott, Sec'y; J. g. LOnsdale,
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TIENIssl LoDal No. 5-Meets N.Y.
every Monday right ct Harmony
streets. inc. Wilson. &C; Felix LeCIerc, VI.
c.; r. J. Walker, p; W. n. Moyston, x Of
p. and s.; G. W. L. Crock, IL. Of r.; Albert
Swim. u. Of RI.
MEMPHIS LODGE No. 6-meets second, third
aad fourth Tuesday evenings in each month,
al Pythisn Hall, 98 Second street, Vincent
Block. j. Wood, c. c.; III. S. Reynolds, V
c.; A. Mergsll P.i ". H.. Atkinson, K. Of
Lut1. NJ p
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NOTICE.

nH0sE OWING THE ESTATE OF THE
j late Mrs. r. OOsnnor formerly Mrs,
Googhegan) will some forward and settle.
All to whom said estate Is indebted will Gle
their claims with tho undersigned within tho
time required by law or the same will be
barred. This July q, 1877.
l23-l28 THOMAS KEELY, Executor,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


Arkansas river. Maumelle. nm
81. Francis river, Mark Twain. .......un.5 p.m
81. Louis, John u. Maude.................-.5 I'm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Hnrj Cash, White river.
A. q. Donnally, Cincinnati.
Belle Of Shreveport, St. Louis.
City Of Vicksburg, ST. Louis.
John B Msude, Vicksburg.
Thos Sherlock. New Orleans.
Carl Schurz, Scanlan's Land'g
Maumelle, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES,
Steamer A. c. D~onually, New Orleans.
Phil Allin, Arkansas City.
Coahoma, Friar's Point.
0sceola Belle, Ashport.
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati.
BOATS IN PORT
Maumelle, Hard Cash, Vint Shinkle.
Mark Twain, Carl Schurz, John b.
Maude.
Condition 81 tbe Rivers.
The river here is stationary, and
now stands 1G feet / inch above low
water mark. At st. Louis it rose II
inches; at Cairo & inches, with 81
feet on the gauge. The Ohio is
falling from Pittsburg to Evans
vile, with 5 feet 5 inches in the
canal. Cumberland river is reced-
ing, with 5 feet 3 inches on the
shoals. Arkansas river is stationary
at Little Rock, with 6 feet or The
gauge. White river is falling slowly,
with a good steamboat stage of wa
ter from Jacksonport to the mouth.
At Vicksburg the decline was l foot;
at Helena, s inches.
mIsceIIaneOus.
Cloudy and sultry.
A dull day on the landing for
Tuesday. No departures at New
Orleans yesterday. The Bee and
barges arrived at New Orleans yes
terday.
The 0oahoma for Friar's Point
had an excellent trip.
The 0sceola Belle for the upper
coast had a good showing of freight
and people.
The great railroad strike in the
West and East is the a~ll-absorbing
topic in railroad circles.
Captain Thad Ely will have his
wharfboat here and be ready for
business by the first of the month.
The wet and cool weather is
elIecting the cotton crops.
Capt. Loudon, Of the Keokuk,
was fined yesterday for obstructing
the landing with his stone boats.
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ing AZ , oelock AZ Temperance M RM
Hall, No. 2S Second street.
J II. Thompson, W. O. r.; Earle Gant, W.
v. T.; y. A. s.. Richardson. W. r.; y. n.
Shepherd, WA. r.; W. H. Harris, w. II. r.;
Bun II. Priee.N IT.; 7. n. Callahan, WI
o. Olsen, W. d. u; W. W. Caps, W. g.;
ID. y. McDougal. WIS.
THALEs TEMPLE OP II. AND T. No. l-meots
every Thursday evening at IL o'clock at ball,
No. 29S Second st. W. II. Atkinson, W. CT:
J l.; Bourne. Wv. T.; Chaa. V. Gebhardt.
W. r.; Peter EnElos, W. A. r.; J.. Callahan.
WE. H.; Jonathan Wood, W. n; q. Salem
W. u; J. 0. Barhee, W. d. o.; Geo. Ram
sey, W. di John d. Cox, IT,. VS..
CHELSEA TEMPLE OF II. AND T. No. 2-meots
every Tuesday evening at 8 O'clock, at their
aft, Brick Church. Chelsea. W. NJ, Carr.
W. G. T.; X. 7. White, w. V. T.; Chas. ii,
Lanham, W. R.; q. X. Dawson, w. A. r.:
i. q. Williams, W. u. X [, Y, Chandler,
W. f.;H. Wheadley W. u. ;R. j. Rawiinss'
w. D.. Ut @. n. Egnew, W. g.; /. Isaaes,
WIS; ". w.. Colby. p. w. Q. 7,
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No ], 7. A.. Ann s
T.-meets first and third Saturday in each
month, in Temperance Hall, at ~ O'Clock
Richardson, X.
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LIST OF PRIZES,

1887 Prizes, amounting to~o.,.,..........sllO ITO, 400
Write for Circulars or send orders TO
N. A. DAUPHIN,
p, o. Box 692. New Orleans, La.
Or No. 9 West Court street. Memphis.
NINTH GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
Tuesday, September 4th,
Capital Prize. $4,000. Tickets So each.
107. 132eed
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
n WIN A FORTUNEi-Eighth Crane
Drawing, 1877. At New Orleans. Tuesday,
August It'll.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the state for Educa-
tional and Charitable purposes in 1868, with q
Capital Of 81 100000, to which il has since
added a reserve fund Of $685. COO. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take
place monthly. 1T NEVER sCALEs OR POST
PoHRs. Look at tho following scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE, 10000.
100 900 Tickets ut Two Dollar Each.
Half Tickets, One Dollar.
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MATHEW
SOCIETY.

FAzHER MATHEW TOTAL
ABSTINENCE AND BENRvO-
LENT SOcIETY No. 287, u.
OP A.-meets LIST and 3D..
Sundays of each month AZ
2 pm, at st. Bridget's
Sch dollhouse, Third st.
between jackson and Overton. Rev. VIM.
Waleh, Pres't; 7. Consodine, Vice Pres't.
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gMPAIsA AND LITTLR ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. LOAves.

Sleepig cars on mail train. Ticket onices,
louisville Depot, Isl Main tcor. MadisoRl
snd US Main street.
W. 4. SMITH, Aet'g GenISup't.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

MEMPHIS AND RAILROAD.
Arrives Leaves.
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WEMPLARs or n

NATOEA TRMLE or II. AND T.
40. l-neets every Friday oven
ing at = o'clock at Temperance
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Depot at head Of Main street.
Ticket Office. 2a Main street. corner Of
Madfaon
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HIsMTs or PYTnIAs.

Tunn.ssuI Lone, No; s zMsst.
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MEMPHIS AND cHARL ASTON 4. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R. R.
aisf1 Arrives. Leaves.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-04

THE JUBILEE SINGERS Another
crowded house greeted the Tennessee Ju.
bilee Singers last evening at Yesler's
Hall The entertainment differed in no
essential respect from that given on the
evening previous. New songs were in
troduced. Astounding with the same
weird imagery. and mostly of reli-
gious character, aud rendered in the
same peculiar and quaint African style.
Miss Henderson possesses remarkable
richness and tlexibili,y Of voice. Her
singing is natural. simple, unaffected and
singularly facinating She was fire.
quently encored and heartily applaud.
ed. Their melodies are entirely unlike
all other musical composition They
are Of class which sprang into life in
the fervor of religious excitements
among the untutored negro slaves of
the South, and there is striking sense
ofspontaneousness and quaint sentiment
in them which IS peculiarly effective.
They are frequently lrdicrous. and AS
quaint as they are amusing. There
will be matinee for children this
afternoon, and this evening u farewell
concert will be given. No better proof
of the peculiar merit Of these concerts
eau be given. than the crowded houses
they draw each night.
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lHE DAILY KTELLICENCER.
Wednesday, April 4. 1877.

RACE As the steaEs,- !. Dakota
steamed o.; # Esqaimalt harbor yes
.sraay FOR the Sound. tuc North Pacific
,.st he. dock a. Vic'ori. for this port.
The former having just two miles the
Advantage Of her. Nothing daunted.
boxever, at this great odds, the plueky
p,cifc made bold front, took the
home in her mouth, aud plowed brave
l. on through the placid waters Of the
Straits. in the wake OF her rival Mean.
while the gallant steamship Indignantly
,asbe. the water into q mass Of foam
~;,h her great wheels. and charged
firth like an avalanche deter mined on
holiiag the lead. Gradually. but rap
idgy. the Pacific cut shorter and shorter
the distance that separated them until
The two a. sporting men would express
!. were speeding ON Soundwa meek
and neck" A, this the proud little
s.eamer-prou1 at the victory she had
won 5000 had TO check her speed,
ard slow down. when the gallant
steamship dar'e1 on ahead, with a
~lQuIilS1bi sii~f'eAt' ltNi
rival. aud soon had her colors Sc, 10 the
breeze vauntIng!y. The Pacific fell be-
hind and soo, ha 1 her steam down 10 "a
posods. The delay WAS caused by
the engineer finding it necessary to
CLEAN ont the furnaces. This done and
a new supply Of coal shoveled in. she
was soon putting gayly away. with a
darkening cloud of black smoke curling
skyward On sh. came more brayely
than ever, and soon shot by the Dakota
amid the triumphant cheers of her pas
sengers, while the steamships flags
went down with a rush. Onward she
darted with menscing air Of triumph.
leaving the Dakota further and further
behind until the Port Townsend dock
was reached. when the latte. was Just
, mile behind. plodding along with a
"solemncolly" aiT The Pacific threw
up her colors triumphan.ly ard locked
- proud A. thing OF lite. On account
81 the inferior quality of coal she WAS
using, she was unable during any time
on the run to get up more than % ar 90
pounds Of steam.
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80 Yesterday Messrs. Allen X
Fleming took scow load Of lumber
from Colman's mill. TO be used III tho
construction Of logging camp at
Moores' Bay, near Vsshon Island. The
Black Diamond will take the scow and
their outfit up for them this morning
Vashon Island and vicinity is getting to
be quite place for logging operations.
/, is said that much of the lend on the
Island is excellcntly adapted to agricul-
tural purposes. and after the sturdy log
gers get through culiing the lumber
from the heavily timbered claims. set
tiers will take the lane. III hand and re-
duce il To agriculture.
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ARRiVED.-The P. ". :. $ Co.'S
steamship Dakota arrived a. this port
a''Da' hIae o'clock las, evening. three
days and three hours out from San
Ifahciaco- For the first twenty four
ns'iFS out she experienced heavy north
west gales and heavy sea. aud from ,ha,
.iine dn'li her arrival Il EsauirnaIt.
ilsht northwest winds AMI moderate
Weather prevailed The following i,
neF i'st OF passengers for this place. J
Ross, NJ G. Bryant, Mrs. Brown and
."o children, Mrs. Burroughs, +. Ahes,
Mrs. Dozier and two children. Ms.
williams and - in the steerage. SIZE
also bought four f,r Tacoma five for
olympia and twenty for Portland
List OF e1n~igne>5 and cargo Agar &
Nixon, packages; \ " Piper, DO;
Mrs Ada B!ackman. do; A +, do;
Boyd. Poncin & Young. 3 do; b A
Hill * son. 6 DO; Bean & McCalli,ter,
] do; Crawford & Harrington, 50:
10; Chilberg. Bros 81 do: b ), 6 do; X
u. , do; F. l. Hall Il Co. 3 do; + l.
Marshall do; VI S l.. 3 do; + G. /
DO; r X, ! do; Frauenihal Bros. II do:
; Baxter & Co. 6 do; q A NJ, do;
VI II +. do; ii l. Yesler. do; Harri.
4 Attridge. | do; A Z. DO; III ], 4
do; Hall & Paulson, - do; Jack Lew,
do; ISTELLIGEScER, do, J II +.
] 10; John Sullivan, do; J V, $ do;
j A McPhec. 10 d.; MJT.2 dc; J
w, 10 DO; John Collins, 8 do; l. l. B.,
do; l. A, do; I. 5 r, y, do, l.
Renig. 2 do; VI ID. 10 do; NJ, do: n
X Maddocks, 3 do; NJ A Kelly & Go.
) do; NJ & \, 4 do; Z & $. / do; b,
9 do; Schwabacber Bros & Co, $40 do:
s b, 2 30; s & z. IL do; r q Wilson.
33 do; w Mayhem bauer. "a do; w II
Humphrey, s do; Wa Chong. 22l do; w A
Jennings. 1863 do: Wus.hoff & Wald, II
do. She will leave this morning for up
Sound. where she will take on some
freight, and returning here she will
coal at the Seattle bunkers, take d guam
tity Of freight. AMI sail. probably, on
Saturday.
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~" \ case came up before Justice
Selye day before yesterday, in which a
woman was sued by a former steamboat
proprietor for $50, claimed by him to be
due for passage on the boat at different
times. The evidence showed the lady
had travelled ON the boat frequently. but
each time had been passed rs dead
head by the purser who refused to ac-
cept passage money from her. while the
plaintiff claimed that the purser had no
right to 10 SO The lady made n conn-
ter claim against the plaintiff of $50 for
borrowed money The case was taken
under ndviscment aud decided ycster-
day in favor of the lady, who got judg-
ment Tor $50 The cost of the suit WAS
also taxed to the plaintiff
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-04

REAL. ESTATE. The following real
estate transfers we're made sinca our
last report;
Margaret J. Pon.ius Il husband to
Geo. Edwards, lot 8 in block -. A. A.
DenDy's Addition, 5000,
Thad Hanford to Geo. Edwards. lots
4. ). Is and 81. and the southeast one
half Of lots 3 and 80, in block ,. and
lets ind q. in block H. northern ad-
dition. slG0
John j. Morris, II uF To y. Hanson,
lots :, =. 8 and II, in block 81, South
Seattle. $500.
Ia. l. Hall to Chilberg Bros. lots )
and =. in block %. Terry's second add
ton, 5000.
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tY Mcssrs. Hill & Paulson are hat

tE McssrS Ill & Paulson are hav-
ing their old mill. back of their store
iittei up for Al upholstery establish
ment Heretofore they have carried
on THIS hrancl, of ;lieir business IN The
loft over Shou,iy's paint and oil store.
They will he able now with the better
al accommodation of their rev quarters
a. carry on that branch al bnsines
more extensively. aud by employing
first class workmeu to do all their up
hols,erifg at home instead of import
ing their stock from San Francisco.
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FREAK OF NATURE. The Victoria
Colonist Of the lst inst is reponsible for
the following: The celebrated racing
mare, lately owned by Frank Saunders,
had colt yesterday. The hind quarters.
legs. tail, &c. are exactly like those Of
q Newfoundland dog. The strange crea-
ture was alive and frisky yesterday. Its
head and forelees are those Of horse.
and it barks almost constantly"
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I'D * lD!EA f.
Cant. Morse.

Will sail between the Ports 81 SAN FRANCISCO.
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA and DEPARTURE BAY. -
per following Time Tables. connecting at victnria
with Steamers for NANAlMO. NEW wESTMIN
STER. YALE, FRAZER RIVER. and with Puget
Sound Mail Steamers for other Ports and 1t NEW
TACOMA with Northern Pacific Railroad for
PORTLAND. ASTORIA. and all ether important
points In Oregon.
Through Tickets sold - principal Stations on
Northern Pacific Oregon and California Railroads,
aud principal landings on Col and william
etse Rivers. Tickets include Meals and Berths
on Pacific Mail Steamers.
THE CITY OF PANAMA will leavsfSsn Fran.
and Jan. 10Th. -s-rtytng at seattle Nov. 9TH. Nov.
35,h. Dee. l&th, Jan. eth. and Jan. s5th. Return.
ing she will leave seattle. the day Of her AZ.
rlvAi. for VictGriA. hence she will ssil 90 San
Francisco Nov. nth Dec isi. Dec. 2ist. JaL. 18th
and Feb. 9TH. 1871.
THE DAKOTA will leave San Francisco Nov.
io,h. Nov. sDsh. Dec. aeth. Jan. 10th and Jan.
pee. 25ts. Jan. 18th and Feb 9TH and arriving at
Olympia Nov. i7th. Dec. .th pes fifth. Jan. 18th,
and Feb. Eth. Returning. she will leave Olympic
Nov 18th. Ieee. stu. pec. 2ssh, Jan 18th and Feb
.th and leave Seattle Nov. 18Th. Dec 9Th. Dec.
.s;h. Jan isSa and Feb. ste. for Sictor1a from
whence she viii sail for san Francisco the same
DAY.
TICKETS Through Coupon Tickets will -
sold ty tie different Transportation Companies
fTOsn PoTtiAna IN aan francis,'s3. these Coupons
will - go<si &C Puget >csad NAL Steamers froga
TsrosHs a. Nfctaris
Tickets are good only fer the Steamers they are
purchased FER, and are act transferable. and 8:
otssreSi BY any etisv person than the PARTY ~hoee
they bear. Viii lie refused And fail fars COX
ieSsed.
Frvishs for olynPl. will only NJ delivers, by
tae Dakota. III l. TIaDALS. A.eEs.
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eC \ company composed Of num-
Der of leading men of Port Townsend
and Wildly Island. propose to build a
large deep wharf near Admiralty Head,
WILDLY Island. Work on the new
wharf. it is said, will commence imme-
diately.
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~ Prof. +. 5. Taylor. the great pres
tidig,tator and illusioniss, who has
been so delishting the people Of Veto
ria for the pas. week. arrived here last
evening on the North Pacific lie will
give one of his celebrated entertain
ments here next week.
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to- puguscious individual arrested
for assault, was fined in The Police
Court yesterday 81 and costs. His of
Tense was mitiga,cd somewhat by the
provocation lie had received from the
assaulted party.
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tC The Wll,eu Tfoupa held forth AZ
Newcastle las, night Oh Thursday
evening. a. advertised, they viii appear
here in the sensational irams. IN three
acts. cn.itic,l List in London. with u
strong cast. new and orig,nsl scenery.
and We anticipate for them complete
Success
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The People Want Proof.

There Is 80 medicine prescribed BY
physicians. or sold by druggists. that
carries such evidence # It's success aud
superior virtue IS BoscHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the breast, Consumption. or any
disease If the Throat and Lungs. A
proof Of that fact is tia. any person
afflicted. can get Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try its superior effect be-
fore buying the regular size at IS cents
II has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany. and its wonder
iai cures are astonishing everyone that
uses it. Three doses will relieve .ny
case. Try it.
CRANE * BRIGHAM, Agents.
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-04

tsr The stock sud appointments ut
the Anderson 4 Love stlaon. on
Front. street were sold a. auction yes
serday /, is the intention OF oue or
the other ~ partners ~ ~ open tire bn>i
ness again at the oh stand III short
sime.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-04

49, The brewery a, MAr;lasbuTs,
heretofore conducted by Geo. Can''on'
Co. has heeu s.,ti - Mes>Fs RehmA'
X D0mmerhausS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-04

- Tho Revenue Cutter Wolcott
came in yesterday ami cosled up ~ the
Seat'jr bankers. and lay over here in
the haFhor last evening.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-04

SrEusl SEEDS SEEDS At the
Fneeka Bakery, choice gsrien and
fed seeds, oi the fines. quality. Call
and examine cur extensive stock OF
seeds bUfoec purchasing elsewhere.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-04

~ The iis-ic Williams went -
sea yesterday m .rairg l'ai'i Win
Seattle cal