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The RACES. Saturday wa.
cool and cloudy. but it was 50 long
since there had been race at the track
ana 50 cay = Sc. here now BY the
rall'oaf, that the afternoon train must
nave taken out nearly hundred AID
nity besides those who went cut in the
old style by express wagons The card
showed SIX entries for swcepstake race
OF one dash of the track C23O wards
less than mile the entrance being SIS
each. play or pay; but WyckefFs horse
was weighted at $50 ponds. in conse-
quence OF which he was withdrawn.
The bills Of tue race stated that i. va.
to be run to California State rules,
which would have made WyckoTs
weight but liz pounds but he did not
want TO spoil the sport, so he drew his
morse out Of the race. THIS lett Bogus.
Bunch Grass. Red Rover, Kitty LYON
and Bald Hornet, TO contest for the
purse, In addition to which S32 had
been collected TO be given to the second
horse III the race. Pool selling was
not very brisk. but the auctionecr rat
tied them of at s. for Bogus, IS 50 for
Red Rover. and 81 for the field. which
comprised Kitty Lyon, Bunch Grass and
Bald Hornet. The latter is small
reached pony belonging to Schooley, of
Renton, AID more unmarayeable
brute thar Bald Hornet we never saw.
He caused five false starts fy the other
four horses and then. when the judges
made sure it was a go. they tapped the
drum with Bald Hornet and kitty Lyon
standing still Red Rover was first off,
with Bunch Grass tapping him and the
favorito, Bogus, in third place. They
were at least l20 yards from the score
when Kitty Lyon got started. At the
orchard On the back stretch Bogus flew
the track, and got so far behind that
his chances were totally extinguished.
Down the home stretch Bunch Grass
came amid a volley OF cheers from
those who had backed the field and
won the race III 1859, with Rover
good second and Kitty Lyon third. All
the sports lost heavily Oh Bogus. W no
was afterward matched against Bald
Hornet and beat him easily. The
crowd returned to town in good humor
and every one was satisfied that they
had had plenty of fun. We learn that
protests against the decision Of the
judges were made by the owners of
Kitty Lyon and Bald Hornet. They
will find that horses are left at the post
at Jerome Park. Long Branch and Sara
toga, every day in the week, and their
owners have no recourse. If man
has a badtemrered horse that does not
start promptly. that is his lookout.
The judges have no right to allow any
such horse to worry down a field of
good ones, but must give him reason
able number of trials to get off.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

so THEY CoAE-The il ausur2,ion
r, new steamship line TO Portl nd,
h.. struck the keynote Of Fash TO the
No,.h The Orizabs has upwards of
so Messengers on board, and has pro-
t.,lr arrived ~ Portland before this.
The reduced fares are the same on both
i:nes ten dollars in the cabin and five
n tho Storage. The city Of Chester
I'll fellow her with rates about the
..me which is cheaper than staying at
home The Chester is the finest fitted
..a,mer in the whole northern trade,
10, she il the slowest also. hence people
wbo are apt to be sick do not like to
travel upon her, even though she has
81 test staterooms in the whole trade.
TIE Panama is the next most comforts
hls boat and is about as fast as the Geo.
" elder, a very good boat but inferior
% the Panama in her equipments. The
DAKOTA is the steadiest ship of the
pn,cb and rolls the least, but it is
ere.. pity that she has so many Of those
sr.ll ber.hs in her staterooms. We
ba,e heard many Portland ladies
,nsak 10 high terms Of her as sea
r., and say they would come here to
o.. sbsrd Of her every time they
ss.n.ed 10 20 TO San Francisco. if her
rooms were not so badly cut up. The
Urixabs is twenty four years old, but
has been built over again and is said to
be quite staunch. OF course, while this
dition Of affairs lasts, the Dakota and
Panama must reduce their fares or run
empty. which they cannot afford to do
II they reduce to the same figures as
the Portland boats. we will see crowd
of people on each trip of the Pacific
Mail boats They will brig us many
people as visitors, some Of whom will
become permanent settlers if they are
not driven off by prohibitory prices of
lots. The company will not make any
great amount Of money at these fig
ures. but the travel will be so augment
ed that they cannot lose much, if any
thing.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

CALLED IN-The new United States
revenue cutter Corwin. which was built
Q: Albina (opposits Portland) last year.
and forcibly taken away from the
United States Marshal by officers of the
revenue department. arrived at Port
Townsend OH Saturday and paid visit
to Seattle in search Of additions to her
crew. She is rugged like q brig and
locks to be larger vessel than the
Wolcott. now being repaired here Her
efforts to obtain crew we're not very
successful. Her commander could get
plenty Of men, though not such as he
wanted. The Corwin is bound for
Sitka, to protect the interests of Amer
can settlers against the Northern lndi-
ans during the temporary absence OF the
troops from that post Being well
armed ani very speedy vessel. she has
every facility fol keeping the savages
thoroughly overawsd and enforcing the
laws in that inhospitable region. The
Corwin left here yesterday morning for
Port Townsend. whence she will pro-
coed to her ultimate destination with
oil necessary haste. The following is
list of her oific ,rs: Capt. J. w. White.
First Lieut.. J. Is. Mnlle.t, Second Lieut..
Albert Brann. Third Lieut.. NJ. Rock
wood. Chief Engineer John :. Wasson,
Assistant Engineer David Balls, Pilot
j. ". Keen.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

THE SrEAMERs.-CaIt. Hill. of the
Fanny Lake, took advantage of bis
three days in port to give his boat q
thorough :epain,ing with India-rubber
paint, and very neat she looks for it too
The Zephyr is still on the gri,liron
and Mitchell is putting n new fantail
on her. The wheel will be of different
pattern from her former one, and her
engineer, Anderson. (who is profanelv
known as Teutonic Peter thinks she
viii gain additional speed by it.
Alter al absence Of a week. the Wsnat
called IN here yesterday and went up to
sseilaeoom. During her absence she has
been towing RATS down the Sound in
SHALLOW water. where her lightness of
orsft gives her great advantage over
most boats on the Sound. =. The depar-
tsfes this morning are the North Pacific
isr Victoria. the Fanny Lake for Skagit
and the Libby for Bellinghsm Bay. -.
The Phantom has not been seen here for
. week. aud it is believed she could not
make It pay to run between here and
Port Townsend.
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The American People.

No people in the world suffer as much
with dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years Of experience in medicine hai
failed to accomplish certain aud sure
remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as Sour Stomach. Heart burn.
Water brAsh, Sick Headache Cositive.
ness, Palpitation Of the Heart, Liver
Complain, coming up of the food, low
spir's, general debility. etc. yet since
the introduction of GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER we believe there is no case of
Dyspepsia that cannot be Immediately
relieved. Thirty thousand dozen sold
last year without one case of failure re-
ported Go TO your Druggist and get
a sample bottle for ten cents and try it.
Two doses will relieve you Regular
size - cents.
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents,
San Francisco.
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The REPoRTER.-This handsom

1Hx REPoRTER.-This handsome
caosner arrived here yesterday after
noon and hauled into Yesler's wharf to
uischargc about 96 tons of assorted
cargo After putting it out she will 60
,orort Madison to load lumber for Mel
Soarns. Following is list of consignees;
smith 3 Jewstt, 2 packages; T. p. Free.
@.n, do; Chilberg Bros. IL do; Wust.
soa Valid. 63 do Whitney & Sissor,
= 10; n. Giore. I do; Hal. l. Paulson
100; Crawford Il Harrington. SIS do.
nop Aong. do: waddell & Miles, II
10 Schwabacher Bros. 40 do; II.
MADDEN. ] wagon; s. j.. in diamond.
Nv packages. She also has 472 pack
va TOR Coupeville, ~ for Port Town
end. 10 for Olympia. 10: for Stella
0o@, wagon for Tumwater and 90
psckAges for Centcrville.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

DANGEROUSLY HURT. Charles
Smith, a workman in the employ of s.
L. Mastick Il Co. in their mill at Port
Discovery, was severely hurt last week
while on the night watch. He was
working between two heavy logs. one
of which rolled upon him and crushed
him against the other so severely as to
injure his spine. His chances for re-
covery are quite doubtful, and if his
life is saved. it will be . long time be-
fore he regains his strength sufficiently
to earn his living.
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MATTERS MARINE.-Bark Oak Hill
and barkentine Amelia passed Port
Townsend yesterday. the latter going
into Port Ludlow. and the former con-
tinuing on her way up to Blakely.
Schooner W. L. Beebee arrived at Port
Madison and the Mary f. Russ at Lud-
low yesterday The bark Arkwright
arrived ut Port Gamble yesterday from
San Francisco and the Roswell Sprague
leaves there to-day. to load Talbot coal
at Seattle Bark California, from San
Francisco for Nanaimo, anchored in
Royal Roads yesterday L. -. Schooner
Excelsior, Capt. Kustel, sailed from
Freeport for San Francisco yesterday
morning.
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TowED OuT-The bark Montana
having completed her load of Seattle coal
was lowed to sea on Saturday night by
the little steamer Favorlte. This leaves
that company without vessel and un.
less one arrives to-day. they will be
obliged to shut down for a while which
involves expense without any cores
ponding benefit. BarkentiDe Tam o.
Shanter was also towed to sea on Sat.
urday night by the steamer Donald
Her cargo consisted of Renton coal and
Q deckload Of lumber from Colman's
mill.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

James Mulhern. Michael Flanagan
Port Gamble; G Sheuldz. Chss 81
Ryan. W II Reed. Thomas Beton. Alex
d Smith. Port Madison; John Y Smith,
Martin Mcdonald Tacoma; N Mono
hon. Lake Washington Joseph Hack
EFT, Frank Rigby, Tom Clancy. city;
Oliver Lindfois. Mr. McNatt and wife.
Duwamish; J W Felt, d L Stevens, Ed
ward Pugh, San Francisco; William
Rodgers, Alex II Ferguson, Wm Far
rel, I p Luther, Ii Conner: S ] Powell.
Skaget City; Wheeler & Munson, A c
Sutherland, Portland; 5 4 Woods.
Park Place, W T.
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The FIRST BRICK-The Portland
standard says that Mr.. s. Hancock, All
old Oregonian. has delightful home
on WILDLY Island. w. +. He made the
first brick that was laid in Portland.
They were for chimney in log house
that then represented the postotiice and
general store Of the country.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

toR SrEILAcooM.--Sheriff Allen, Of
"ssseom county. arrived here on Sat-
s'~y with IN insane prisoner for Steil-
0o@ and. being DESTROYS of returning
49, on Monday morning. chartered
- "enst TO take him and his charge
'ae c'ty near which the Insane Asy-
" located. A number II our
m~yefs who intend visiting the Pierce
sy term OF District court. availed
- Of this opportunity and also
up on the Wenst.
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GcISG EAsr.-Capt. Chas. G. True.
for some time past in the employ of W.
4. Jennings. leaves Sur . visit to his
early hose By the ostgoipg trip of the
DAkota- His friends gave him . fare
well party last Friday night, which was
a very enjoyable reunion.
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LOOKING Up.-The flush times in
Tacoma, occasiened by the building of
the Puyallup coal road. has given an
upward tendency to real estate. A cor
ner lot belonging 10 the estate OF the
late George Q. Vining. was sold for
$975 in coin on Saturday last.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

1aSkRAL HARSEY.-rhis schooner
!. ''sed here from Port Townsend on
- night to await the arrival of
N. fpor:er. mentioned elsewhere.
~ ~. ~. lake some thrcshing machines
en;Ip t'abie engines down TO the Swim
l,. - ior the farmers. who arc anxious
I.,ss'.'ng them in order to commence
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

EUROPEAN DRArTs.-Draffs issued
ut lowest rates on Great Bri'ian. Ire
land, Germany. Russia. France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold ct lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle. w. I.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

RguovAIs.-Tbe residence Of A. :.
Pinkham on Third street has been leased
TO DIR. IL A. Smith. now residing on his
farm at Salmon Bay. nerth Of this city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

IN As'kos-Many Of our citizens
- 'sne"bsr Miss Constance Ku,tner.
So. " Mr.. Adolph Munds. of this
Rcis'Sss vss united 10 marriage to
-, pug SHREK. E.q.. Of San Fran.
- the 18th OF last mouth.
: 49,. . ''ss irieDos in THE city unite
so'aslcas TO the happy pair.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

A SPECIAL MEETING Of Olive Branch
Lodge. No. 4, |. o. o. f., will be held
this evening q, S o'clock. for the trans
action of important business By order
Of N. q.
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- Moore. the photographer, has
returned and will be happy to see his
old patrons at the old place. corner of
Commercial and Washington streets.
See him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

Hor Bosrox BROWN BREAD SUNDAY
morning II the Eureka Bakery.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-06

PuaE Mocha Coffee fer sals cheap At
Chilhssg BrDs.
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MISCELL ANGUS.
Dissolution OF C0-PAR1IERsHIP.

THE Co-PAETNERsHIP HERE roFoRE Ey.
L listing between b. A. HILL and D. B. WARD.
under the firm name of HILL & WARD. is this
Day dissolved by mutual consent. B. 4. bill re-
naming in the business. assuming all obligs-
tons and 10 whom 81, bills are payable.
B. A. HILL.
B. WARD.
Jolly ~ ISL iysI-dlAw3t
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ID "A TX OEA
Capt. Morse,

Will s.ii between the Ports-of SAN FRANCISCO,
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA aud DEPARTURE BAY.
leaving san Francisco and Victoria on the 10th
ash and 9Th day CT each NORTH, and connecting
AZ Victoria with Steamers for Nrnsimo. New
Westminster. Yale. Frazer River. and with Puget
soand Mail Steamers for other Ports. aud at NEW
TACOMA with Northern Pacific Railroad for
PORTLAND. ASTORIA, and ali other important
points In Oregon.
Through Tickets sold 10 prineipal Stations Or
Northern Pacific. Oregon and California Railroads.
and principal landings on Columbia and william
cite Rivers. Tickets include Meals and Berfhs
on Pacific dsil Steamers.
TlCEEr5.-Thrgash Coupon Tickets will be
sold by the different Transportation Companies
from Portland 30 San Francisco; these Coupons
will be good on Puget Sound Mail Steamers from
Tacoma 10 Victoria.
Tickets are good orsiy for the Steamers they arc
purchased for. and not transferable. and n
offered by any other person than the party whose
name they bear. will be refused. and full fare
collected.
FREIGHT for olympia viii only be delivered BY
the Dakota
II. L. TIBBALS.
6sn<rsi Agent for Puget Sound.
Port Townsend.