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SuIcrDE.-Pcter Newvine, On old
man. sged about IS years. and residing
near Leonardtown, committed suicide
on Saturday evening lest shout 2 o'elock
by hanging hims6lf - tree. WteH
found BY y via ofhis sss. wisA wbs6l
he lived be was on his knees IN almost
a natural position. with the rope around
his neck and tied 10 little hickory limb
about Eve feeeand a Halfiron the ground.
No cause can be assigned for tins terri
BILE act except predisposition to self.
destruction which he had before evinced.
A Coroner's Jury was summoned, which
held an inquest on Saturday night last
and returned a verdict in accordance
with the above theory. The case, how
ever, is still undergoing legal ,nvestiga-
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-05

/ The FoURTH.-The Fourth Of July
occurring this year on the day We 60 to
press, we are. OF course, unable to give
any particulars of the celebration at
Piney Point or at other places in our
county where the day was recognized
by public meetings. In Leonardtown
the occasion was rounded offby dance
Of the young people at the Town Hall.
We shall be pleased to make mention
Of the leading incidents of all our coun.
ty celebrations. il correspondents will
supply US with the facts.
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THURSDAY MORNING. JAY sh, 1871.

To CoRRrsPoSDESTs.-Wew were an.
able TO get the communication of our
correspondent NJ. in type in time for
our present issue. We shall avail oar.
selves Of it in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-05

THE FINE STALLION, ST. -
ELMO, will be sold either far n6~N
cash or on time to a responsible l0
purchaser. ~. Elmo was six years .xS~,A
old on the .oth Of June last, 10 splendid saddle
and harress horse and il perfectly sound and
gentle Ny only reason for selling 10, shsa do
not wish TO keep horse Of this kisd asy Longer.
| VIII give written guarantee to the purchaser
that 81. Elmo is wha, I reprcsen, him 10 be. Nv
post-ofice Address Is Newburgh Charles CO., Nd.
W. T. SrODDERT, Wicomico House,
Chas. CO., Nd.
EC have also q splendid SCLKY and
GEAR for sale which will sell low IL early APP
plication 10 made to me-
July ), lsI7-3w. WITS.
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llEl,

AZ Georgetown, d. c., On the and Of Nav.
uls., NARY T., aged IL years and moniha
daughter Of Thomas +. and the late Sarah j..
s.iiow calmly she rested in Ccd
10 Thy arms my Savior, COME
Come quickly, come qeiekly, O Lord
And welcome Thy wanderer homsr'
She sleeps in the valley 90 sweet
Her spirit has taken lbs fight,
Her form Is but dust meath our fexs
While she Il an angel of light. r.
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TIE RIVAL CANDIDATES poa MAYoa
or BALrINoRE.-Col. George p. Kane
Is about S. years Of age. His parents
were originally form the North of Ire
land. and came to this country with the
same motive that impels most Euro,
Yeaa smisssnss-Parsiculariy the l,ish
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Dental Notice. ~

WILL visit st. Mary's county on the sth Of
. July TO prosecute my profession and will re-
main some days. Those wishing NV services
will please call on me, or drop me line at Fem
wick's Hotel. Leonardtown. Will visit patients
al their homes il 50 desired. Prices rery lor.
PAGE EDMUNbS,
July 5, ls7T-u Dentist.
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Methodist Episcopal church, sabbath, July s,A.
Mouxr ZacS, IL, q. m. SermoulSah;<e,-
Tree. yek forging thar eva sAains."
SAtxr PArLA 3. p. IN. Sermon-euh;xt-
"Ashae"
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CAaP-NEEr,yc.

Mount ZION camp comm-nces 20. W August
2nd. Unclaimed lots viii &c disposed Of by the
committee after the 10th INST Persons wishing
to tent can notify the undersigned, or aay mem.
Der II the committee.
WIN. H. BARNES, Chairman.
July 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-05

DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE NoMiNA-
TONS IN BALrIMoRE.-The democratic
conventions Of the three legislative dis
tricts Of Baltimore city met yesterday
simultaneously at noon, and nominated
eighteen candidates for the House oil
Delegates Of Maryland and one eandi-
date for the State Senate, as follows !:
For the Senate-Hon. Robert NJ. Nc.
Lane. House Of Delegates--First Dis.
trict, Thomas McCosker, Aug. Berke-
mier Alfred p. Burt. Robert W. HAYS,
Fetter S. Hobblitzell. S. Sands Mills.
Second district. Thos. p. Herman, Eu-
gene Higgins. John F. Wiley, Isidor
Rayner, J. Thomas Scharf. w. Camp
bell Hamilton. Third distric,, John G..
Mitchell, John Campbell, Bernard L.
Harig, John L. Matthews. Henry San
ders, Asa H. Smith.
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10 sMdessor to better their coalition,
politically md financially.
Col. ksu< was raised near Baltimore.
and ID . Presbyterian in religion. his
views being broad and liberal. and his
principles pstrintic. He hes been q
psomineut membss Of the Corn Ex-
change and Il veil ksown in business
circles. During The short adminislss-
ion Of President Taylor. he was APP
pointed, on account Of his fitness, on the
Recommendation Of the merchants d
Baltimore. collector ofthe port, and car
RED out iss daties TO the great credit Of
himself and the satisfaction Of the Gov
ernment. At the outbresk Of the ear
Ne Was induced 10 take command Of the
police force for the psrPose ol reorg.n-
ixing il. His great exertions to make
Il model crops attracted the attention
Of the United States authorities. He
was arrested and imprisoned in Forts
Lafayette, Warran and other military
prisons, slone with other citizens, but
through strong influence was finally dis
charged on condition that be would 90
South.
Exiled from his home, be visited
Richmond. and was immed,atelys ppoint-
ed to . responsible position by the Con-
federate authorities. At the CONCLUSION
Of the war he, returned to Baltimore,
and was appointed one 81 the city com
miss,oners on the Jones Fall commits
sion.
Col. Kane was elected Mayor Of Bal
more in 1871 and hung Hollohan and
Nicholson in the jail yard Baltimore
In August, 1873.
Col. Kane is popular with all classes,
and will poll large Republican vote.
which will prevent the election Of the
Hon. Henry NJ. War6eld, the indepen-
dent candidate.
Mr.. War6eld il q native OF Howard
county and is 50 years Of age. He has
been leading an active business lie
since boyhood, and been prominently
before the Baltimore community in
various enterprises and many capa.
cities, in ell Of which the advance
ment Of Baltimore's interests and the
elevation Of her standard in the mercan-
tile world has been ever uppermost
in his mind. Mr.. Warfield, like his oppo-
nent. Col. Kane, has suffered for opin-
ions sake. having been arrested while
q member Of the legislature in 1851
After ~ months Of close incarcera-
ton in Fort Warran, in Boston harbor,
he was released Internationally. In
the month Of August. 1875. Mr.. War
field was nominated for the position Of
Mayorby the Reform party OF Baltimore.
He claims now that he was really cleo
ted in 1875, and that he represents no
rings, no cliques, and is pledged to
nothing except faithfully to discharge
the duties appcrtaining to the Office.
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The Huntinl

The HuntinI
1877, pronour'
kcs, A. follow
Reader, wd
this is an a
needed. Read
iention TO the |
lrrial Soap
the past year,
quality Of paH
Smp mst
from the hand
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whereof we Cd
printer, pain'|
IL will remove
hands a. well 4
general househ|
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For Rent Sbr the year lsTs the Hesse aaAI1k
] in Charlotte Hall now occupied By L. w.
b. Butchins. Esqr. For teruss apply to Il. r.
WALL. near nashesville, Charles coansy, Nd.
Juae q. ie7f-u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-05

MARYLAND AGRICULruRALC COLLEGE.
The final celebration ofthe Mercer liter.
ary society Of the Maryland Agricultu-
raj college took place on Monday even
ing before large and appreciative au-
dience. The annual address was de-
livered by S. Thos. Mccullough. Esq,
ofAnnapolis. Apublic debate followed,
lasting till II o'clock. The medal was
awarded by Messrs. A. B. Hagner,
Rev. Mr.. Williams and ST. McCul-
Tough as Judges to Scott Truxton, Of
Virginia.
The annual commencement of the
college took place on Tuesday. Gov.
Carroll and Bishop Pinkney were among
others present. The graduates were
Scott Truxton, Of Virginia: E. G. Emeck.
R. n. Beall and George Thomas, Of
Maryland, each Of whom delivered adj
dresses, Governor Carroll presenting d.
plomas, comforting the degree Of Bach
elor Of Science on the graduates. The
president, VIM. B. Parker, announced
that the degree Of master OF Arts had
been conferred on F. C. Norwood, l..
A. Griffith and H. M. Davis, Of Mary
land, who graduated three years ago.
Governor Carroll, in an address, ten
dered to the president his congratula-
tons on the condition of the college, and
his hopes for its future prosperity. The
debt had been wholly paid, and the in.
stitution was IN q condition TO use TO
full advantage the liberal appropriation
Of the state. The Grafton Of the day
was delivered by Hon. A. B. Hagner,
Of Annapolis.
Governor Carroll conferred the gold
medal, valued at $50, awarded by the
Mercer literary society, to Scott Trux-
ton. During the past session. the col.
lege had eighty -one pupils, thirty seven
Of whom were from Maryland and nine
teen from Washington city. In two
terms an old debt Of S13, 274 las been
paid of. The professors fees have
been pain BY extra tuition charged to
boys preparing for the Naval Academy
at Annapolis and West point.
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New Advertisements.

70 Rational lnvali6s.-In sickness every por-
tion OF the body sympathxes with the sea, oftbe
disorder. When the stomach fails to perform its
functions, the liver, bowels, nerves, muscles,
veins, arteries, &c. all more less affected.
These delinquen's require medicine, combin-
ing the properties Of stomachic, an Alternative,
purgsiise, q tonic, and sedative to bring them
back 10 their duty; and all these elements, In
their purest and most effective forms, arc united
in
Tssraat's Efsrvssesnt ssltxsr Apssisns.
the great Saline Remedy for Indigestion. and lie
concomitaut consequences. Sold BY all druggists.
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BUILD

will enter into
OUSE REPJ
PENTERiNG
lied upon for n
for promPsncs<
Gee address, G.
Sept. ~. 2si
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July 5. ls77-Sw.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

4 LITTLE SMASH CP.-The steamer
Aida 'nst with A. accidea, Yesterday
afternoon fr5in which she IS obliged
to lay over hare for repair, until TO-DAY
1 he steamer was eng backed GU, o:
her DICK tarIng a heavy south-ess:
q la,!. and owing partly TO tnisc.!cui.-
ton on the par; 4 the man al the
" heel, aud partly 10 the force # the
Wind against her .tar6oard side. she
RI u full force into the bow q tie Da-
kota lying a. the wharf, breaking away
q price Of The cut-water from the TOW
o; the latter, All smashing in her own
guard bearing JUS: ar Of Che la.bosri
wheel. The total damage does no.
amount to very much The portion of
the cut water Of the Dakota broken 4
was &C II replaced by her carpenter and
the guard a: the Aida can be easily re-
paired. The .hock. however. pa. her
eng nes slightly out & line, bu, TIN. is
als" trif,ing matter Mr. Chapman
INFORMS rs that tie steamer Will Re put
Ia COED order again ty this evening.
aad leave for Tao .na ~ her usual time.
The Otter toak her mail snd pa.sen-
gers np yesterday afternoon and re-
turned again at last night, and being
unable ~ make another trip ou account
Of her coal Transportation business. the
Dispatch went up with the mail TIM.
morning
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THE DAILY NTELLIGE\(ER.
Friday, February 8, 1877.

NoSErARY.-Sii.er appea . little
less firm. though lraie dollars remain
abou. the same Quotations show half
dollars TO d.scou-t. Trade dol
lars 20 ! per cent. premium. Coin
exchange on New York 10 still Day
cent premium. and currency exchange
on san Francisco ! per cent, premium
Cold since touching II premium on the
Dist ult. has advanced to 3. Silver Is
still weak in London. and j. getting
lower each week. Money still remain.
easy At oil the San Francisco and Cali
fornia banks generally. without any
indications Of All immediate change
The saving banks Of San Francisco are
leaning money at 8 per cent. on city
property. On the 3lst ult. the Rea.
Estate association Of that city Effected
a loan Of $3.50. 900 from the German
Savings and Loan Society there. Oh
soma suburban property. tor one year
at 0 per cent. and . few days previous
borrowed f3o0. 600 from the same sci
ETY. on the same terms These trans
actions present GIL index ~ the status
Of the money market generally Ia that
State. and show that the demand for
loans is far less on this coast than it has
ever been before. and this Indicates o
. general lack Of activity for the mon
ey market is the barometer Of business
When loans ar. active. and rates Of
interest high, a. natural consequence
busines. is brisk aud prosperity gen
orally Therefore that oar Territory
i. e>pe cially favored during these du!!
times with business pro perlty. - shown
IN the fac, that no where on this coast
i. money in such good demand a. here
There is at the present time no city on
this coast where business men can al
ford 10 pay such high rates Of interest
a. they are paying here. Public and
private Improvements of all kinds are
going on, and there is IA corresponding
demand for money. and in consequences
Of our prosperity borrowers can afford
to pay high rates and profit on the
loans.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

CoAL-The latest San Francisco quo
tations are Seattle. *s(d9; Bellingham
Bay, IS; Coca Bay. tsi British Column
bia. $s(al0. California, 81 10 for coarse
aud IS - for fine; Australian. IS 500
=: Liverpool. g. SOFAS Cumberland is
the highest. being quoted at Sl4(dl1;
next comes Lehigh. *l4(d16. The re-
c-ipts Of foreign coal at San Francisco
have fallen of greatly of late, and a
somewhat immediat improvement in
the prices are exf ccted soon. The quai-
ity Of our coal is constantly improving
aud especially Is this improvement no.
ticeabl Of late and the time is proba-
bly, not tar distant when it will stand
in the San Francisco market first after
Scranton and above British Columbia
We feel justified in predicting this from
the fact rs above statcc:. Of the recent
improvements in the quality Of the pro-
duct ofour mines. Both the Renton and
Talbot coal is of far superior quality
to wha. i: was "A few months ago, and
the Seattle company were never getting
out such excellent coal rs they are now
bringing in from their mine The latest
product is a finer texture and brighter
Instre than that taken out heretofore.
and is brought in in large boulder like
chunks Formerly the coal WAS dis
posed to crumble. and generally into
fragments. in mining; but now the tex
ture is so fine ana Is SO compact that it
is not easily broken. A given quantity
now burns longer and gives out great
or amount Of heat and forms less ashes
than heretofore.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

TAKEN CuARGE.-Captain Britain.
whom We mentioned on Monday morn
ing as negotiating the purchase of the
steamer Libby and the Bellinghsm Bay
mail route. hiss closed the bargain. and
took charge of the steamer yesterday
No change has been made in her officers
and crew "a yet. with the exception Of
engineer. her former engineer having
been succeeded by the engineer OF the
Dispatch, and another man appointed
IN his place GA the that boat Capt
BrannAn will remain in command Of the
boat ua.i! the FIRST Of March, when he
will probably go TO Victoria and take
charge Of the Isabelle rs stated on
Monday last. After tha. Capt. Brit
tsia will run her himself
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

AN ENTITY ExcuEaUER.-W learn
from the school clerk that there are
breakers ahead financially. for the city
public schools At present zine teachers
are employed whose aggregate salaries
require $j2o per month. The inciden-
tai expenses take an additional 300
per month or therosbout-no less than
5000 in all. There are on hand only
Al 800 with the bills of January yet to
mee:. BY the middle Of March. at the
furthest, the institution will be aground
One of four alternatives. therefore. is
presented for the consider alton
end decision Of the directors and
patrons Of the district. First. either
close the schools two or three months
earlier than usual. giving an all Spring
aud Summer vacation or second run in
deb. 81, 500 or $4,000. or third raise the
detici. by subscription; or fourthly. All
thorize tho directors to levy two mill
special tax for the purpose. which they
have power 10 do, ID voted
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

For NEwCAsrLE.-Dr Paul NJ. Bro
nan, who recently closed course of
very successful medical lectures here
10 crowded houses. will visit Newcastle
DeXt week and lecture in the hall At
that place on Tuesday evening He al
so proposes to visit several other places
on the Sound and lecture. and informs
Us that he will make Seattle his head
quarters durin. the winter. He has .
fine suite OF rooms III the fremont
House, which are visited quite frequent.
ly during his Office hours by parties
seeking medical treatment
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

HE MASQUERADE PARTY. - The
masquerade party at the residence of
Mrs. Jas Mcknight last evening was a
grand affair Over sixty masqueraders
assembled and the house rang with
amusement until an early hour this
morning. The whole Of the lower
part Of the residence WAS cleared
for the reception ef the guests
Many of the costumes were elegant,
aud possessed the merit Of originality.
representing celebrated personages
civil aud military. etc. Atl2 O'Clock
the party was RECALLED with bouutiful
collation., and for season fsstivity WAS
the order OF the occasion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

Work SUsPrSpsD, Operations on
the Front street grade has me II n
stand. still ter wan, f funds 10 enable
the contractor 10 complete The job. The
Seneca street bridge is nearly finished.
but ahou. a thousand dol!ars worth of
work remains IL Dc done. mainly on the
I'LL near Seneca street. aud y cut Of
about. a,so1 yards between Union au,i
Pike. The work has been run on a
scrip basis. sni ls,.eriy .he workmen
have refused - ~ on without the sup-
ulstsd currency.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

FINE Stock. Chas. Naeher has
recently received large addition to his
stock Of iewelry. ana for those who
wish To see something fine in that line,
his establishment is well worth visit
ing. Not only is his stock one Of the
finest ever opened here, but it 10 dis
played with much taste and good judg-
ment. His large assortment Of rich
silver IS particularly worthy Of men,
ton This he informs us he purchases
mostly in San Francisco. rs the silver
ware made there is Of a much heavier
quality than that manufactured at the
East
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

To SAIr..-The p. NJ s : Company
steamship Dakota will leave here this
morning At 6 o'clock for San Franci.co,
calling at Port Townsend and Victoria.
BESIDES the following lot Of freight.
she takes 400 tons of Seattle coal. Pas
S<nqsrs-C. f. Weed. Mrs Dozen ard
child. Mr Goldmyer and wife. B Hams
and wife. Mrs. Freeman. Miss Freeman
and nine III the steerage. Freigit-
opke'.. IA bales hops. 2oA cord. bolts.
- VI lumber. 10 bbls Oh. .OOs sacks
oats, package corn, SO tallow. 3 deer
skins, IL assorted skins. 595 green
hides, 80 dry hides. 5 bales wool. %
packages If merchandise valued at
$500
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

ARRlvAIs-rhe b 1g North Star.
thirty three iAysou from San Francisco.
arrived here yes,er lay, The North
Star ha. been decidedly uas OF luck
,h,s trip Her last tip tr'm s'n
Francisco VAS made IN ssA days. AMI
she made her run has. III e'sht AZ
Per. Gamble the bafk Camden, ''em
Honolulu. arrived yesterday and the
hArks ror.s, Queen ami Mariana al
Port Ludlow.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

~ The Comet came down with Is
tons of farm produce from White River
yesterday, for Craig & Marshall. Her
cargo consisted of hay. apples and veg
otahles She also brough, down = scow
loaded with a6.o00 feet IF hardwood
lumber for san Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09
The steamer Black DiaMol

The steamer BLACK UlaRlOnI
will leave this morning for Salmon
BAY. where she will take on load n.
picked salmon. consigned 10 parties III
San Francisco. The salmon will be
transferred 10 SOME vessel OF the coa
feet here, and taken tn their place o.
destination.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09
tEr Two little daushters of q y

IT, Two little daughters of Mr..
Chapman, who lives near the Gas Works
have died in the last two days from
diph.heria, the latter yesterd lay and the
former the day before. This disease
still appears to be prevalent here. and
We are not likely 10 be rid of it till
some needful sanitary measures are
taken 10 arrest its progress
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09
cY Bernard Crossen WAS yestersia

CY Bernard Crossen WAS yesterday
bound over by Justice Selye, in the SUN
Of $500. to appear before the next
Grand Jury, ON the charge of letting .
building on Washington street to Chi
nese for purposes Of Chinese prostitu.
ton. A warrant was served on Fred
Dyer at the same time for keeping a
gambling house. and he will bs exam
iucd on that charge on Saturday
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.--Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia. France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
ChilbeYg, Seattle, W. L.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

San RramciscO Market.
San FRAxcIsco. Feb. =.
4 heAt-a2 q H(G2 10
sarley-Feed at 81 IS.
)ats-3l 90tS2 40.
Isy-i2SSl7.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANrRIIAN IInIsE.

AMERICAN AbN sG
] A Scoll. L Dority. Tsconls; ths>
Wlllixms. wife AMI child. VIM Cheno
worth. portisud Enoch Yates, Denver
Colorado: T Cou:s. Seattle: A Nelson
mi wife, SQusk c Gardner, Port Mad
,>an; II Dons,.s. OK iiarbar, Msr'iu
Judy, New Tacoma
Naw EN3I sNp.
Fred Hsye,. San FrArcisco, 7 {
Tahsuk. A>tarla. / Gsrvion, Portland
MssN j Eu>,su. / Envgn. J Coee-
vau. kslama. J Hogan. Port Madison
Z \ Huntington. \ Dew, Nesa Bay +
\ Grualy. Pert Camille. + "arns;'
>aa-i'
~ Tlios Thompson, ogE enieTpF's-
INK ,,aa>mi,h has Just received from
Iseaien stosA Il f;ue bTeeea and mG2-
sle loading >ao'-eun> TIE lot ws'
manufactured especially III him A. the
uanuiaesaxy a..ess~ - $3.50 h. ap-
prensieeshin .
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-09

SEATTLE. Feb. sth. I ST..
Gold in New York, 81 0St.
Currency. here. buying. ~ /: selling. ~.
Trade dollars, 964ly1 half dollars. S&9t95k