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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17
By q. 5. Vashon s. Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 7 Tenth street lShaier'S building.

Real Estate Agents anu Aucti0nerrs
No. Tenth street ,Shater's building.
nor SALE.-Atthe request Of The preSi-
Il dent of the Richmond Building and Improve
Inent Company will sell. on the premises. al pub
lie auction. 10 the highest bidder, on FRIDAY The
lStl day Of May. 1877. at AZ O'Clock I. NJ. TWO
of those DESIRABLE AND NEWLY-BUIl.T
BRICK DWELLINGS, containing each four rooms.
and DESIGNATED by the Nos. G26 and GA, situated
on the north side of High or Holly street pear Its
intersection with Pine street.
These houses should particularly attract the attcn-
ton OF persons seeking small and safe investments.
or those in want of small and pleasant homes.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance on Il credit Of
six. twelve. and eighteen months, interest added,
and secured by Il trust-Gecd.
GEORGE s. FASIiON & son,
my12 AuctionccrS.
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by j. l.. hpperson,
Peal Estate AucfiOnppr

4 UCTION SALE OF THE LAW IL
N BRARY OF THE LATE JUDGE JOHN w.
BRO(KENBROUGH, LII. D.-Mauy of the books
contain Judge Rrockenbrough's annotations, and
among them valuable and scarce editions-on
THURSDAY. May 18th, ut 6.o'cock Z. NJ, at the
Office of j. l.. Apperson, auc,ioneer, corner OF
Eleventh and Main streets.
TERMS OF SALE: Sums of $50 and under, cash ;
above that amouat four months time will be given,
Persons st distance or who may be unable to
attend can have their bids attended by the nuc-
tioneer or by West, Johnston & Co.
Catalogues now ready. j. l.. APPERsON,
my 10 Auctloheer.
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TANlES RIVER STEAMBOATe4TEra
- COMPANY. sTsss...a..lsS5a

I a III En- Ia NJ QUA 7
~ COMPANY. sDass.IIssIE2a
DAILY LINE-SUAfMER SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER
On and after WEDNF SDAY, May 2, 1877. the
fast and elegant steamers John SLY ESIER-
Capt ain J. A. POST, and + LIZA HANCOCK, Captain
r. {. CLIFFORD carrying United States mail. viii
leave Richmond for the aboye-named places DALI
(SundayS cxceptedl 1T y. NJ. >,
the historical points OF interest on james river
(passng through Dutch Gapl. including fortihca-
lions battle-fclis jamestown, Fortress Monroe, Rip
Rams Hampton Roads. &c. &c.
Close connections made Al Norfolk with Bay Line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New iork.
Fare 10 Norfolk or Old Pont....... ......SE 90
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point aud rctnrn..... 10
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets on sale on steamers, at Carriers agency So
through.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-EXcurslon tickets good to
goodwin the river and return day by up-stcamer
AT : round trip. 49,
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS will be made for moonlight
excursions. Snday-school and other picnic parties.
Freight received daily (SunlayS excepted from I
A. ". to c L. NJ. for Boston. Norfolk. and Ports
mouth ai,o regular landings James river At rei
sorable rates.
Way-laliung freich's mast hc prepaid.
l.. g. TAEIiM. General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, ana 9o3 MAN
:, r,ct my
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REAI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON
7 THE N0RTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND FOURTH STREETS FOR SALE--This very
valuable and well-locaIed RESIDENCE, No. 316,
now in the occupancy OF Mr.. Robert +. Williams, Is
FOR SALE. Ii Is in good order, contains ample ac-
en- stable, carriagc-house &c. For physician 1t is
a No location.
TERMS: Reasonable. Apply to
my l6-eodlw W. Gi,DDIS, Auctioneer.
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IN, 7-eod2w
T A n D S

T A N D s.
/ have in my charge for sale a large number of
FIRST-CLASS ESTATES. with splendid improve
me1lts, and LARGE and SMALL FARMS with and
without buildings. Ill every section of the State.
MANY Of the large estates situated on the James.
York Rappahannock. and other rivers. and many
of the small farms lie near the City. Also. MINE
RAJ, TIMBERED, and GRAZING LANDS in
Virginia and West Virginia. -
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY.
Iny4-lm lola Main street.
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III oho19- i'oi.e--.. 49, ~
MIR. PETER wrNDLE. OF the Valley Of Virginia,
will ie nj INV stables on FRIIlAN with twenty-five
head Of GC(al YOUNG HORSES suitable for ANY
business P.rricsin want would do well TO Wall rs
he Will SELL THEM AT AUC5lON In my statSs-
''' y" JAMES &. JOHNSON,
,pv179s Virginia stables
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

NOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO <>TS
4 vIDENCE AND observation-disclosures - -,
REGULATOR will receive freight for rne above
portS until THURSDAY the l7th instant at .
t'clnck W. Z. PORTER Agent.
my 17-1t 942J Dock street.
EOR NEW IORk.-Thc Old <y>fsTS
Il Dominion Steamship Company S.,azd5llsssss4Ss,
steamship RICHMOND. Captain KELLY, Will sail
FRIDAY. May 18Th. al O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received until q o'clock rhurSt!a evening.
Through bills CT lading signed ann goods Ior
warcd with dispatch tn ali points north south.
east. and west: also. tn fprci I'll ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to \cH York. ST.: rslnG-t"iI tickets,
$50. Storage. Sc and IS.
For freight ar passage, appiyto
g. ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
nv l6-3t ToInnanv's Wharf. Rockets.
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nv Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionee1'
,,,,,or of Eleventh and Bank stree's.

1,RUsTEE's SALE O. sM u, a sI 4 Z
~, fThfNTII "sTREET. FRENCH GARDEN
,rsc G. x dc ec or F'i in 'ei ReS. ss's
1,osrv court I'm hook A, No. 1GS, page b7 sati'
rs trustee nrocecn TO sc at public auc.on On sa g
nrcmises, on MONDAY tate 2Sth May, lS1! ~
nn'clnck p NJ the neat ard comfortable FRAMED
TENEMENT, No. 7O5, located rs above nov oc-
cuueA by Mr. po,strr, containing four rooms, ne
sidcs Kitchen. Tho kcaraon and nelEhborlioaI Is
desirable one quite cnnstSlent to the centre oil tue
civ and well suited for small family.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray expenses on
Gale and TO nav off two notes amounting TO T669 !
balance on terms to BE- announced Mt the tie OF sac.
mwI7 w.GODDIN. Trustee.
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DISAPPOINTMENT

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale IS postponed until TO-DAY. at the
same hour. and will certainly take place II the
weather will permit.
ROBERT e. LYME, Trustee.
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BY JOHN Mccormick. Auctionccr,
No. 1414 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE
n CLOTHING. &c.-I will sell at my store, N";
l4l4 Main street, on THURSDAl, I'm rt GaE Il
TJ;KE, consisting OF BUREAUS. SlDEE0;tAshns,
TiN.SAFEs. WASlISTANDS, BEDSTEAIoss rno
FEATHEK-BEIsS. MATTRESSES. C I,1I S,- &
DoW-SHkDES, CROCK y. CL0THlNG;
WATCHES, PISTOLS. OFFlCE-SIOtE r, aiu
MANY other articles too numerous TO mention. &c
iuyiie The attention of the public rs these goous
must I've sold. Two SHOVEL BOARDS ana seF-
q :" ANN JOHN MCCORMICK, Auctlnneer.
,rrxr EIssirr salesman. my 17-1t*
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.

T ANDS-FARMING,M MINERAL, AND
IL TIMBERED; also. CITY REAL ESTATE, for
SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send stamp for
Virginia Land Guide. -
GEORGE F. CRAWFORD,
1908 Bank street.
E.R.-Fiduciaries and others desiring INC to sell
country property at auction can have circulars sent
10 hundreds of heru and western men free. No
charge unless sale Is effected. 6. L. c.
my 1U-cod3m
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By Chaftin, Staples & Coz
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioso>rs'
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or A VADU.
I AHIE LOT ON CLAY STREET BE'CW ZEN
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS, WITH BRlSh sIH =
BILE THEREON, At AUCTlON.-By virtue e o Il
mond, rrcnoupccd IN the cause Of Games Gregory ,
trustee, RascHe ~! as VII ss1! on at 1 bs
nn,c,ork p IL. fNy. PROPERTY above "cscrihed'
fronting so ieet ON Clay street, aif having sep'''
of 40 feet to :fn alley. l., ,,.o. ,u,r.
ns,ajn,cnts ef six aud twelve InoE!ls. with Interest
frnm day Of SAX. undthc title retained until c"a-
VcSahec Is tA"'f>"" ' i. n GREGORY.
Special Commissioner
Cl1arFIS. STAPLES 4 Co, Anctionccrs.
O =
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RHL-HEADS, 81 to $40 per ream, at the
- DISPATCH PRINTTNa-HOUSE'
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By ". Goddin. Auctoneer, and Chalin, Staples &
Co., AuCtIoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUM-
4 RER OF VALUABLE LOTS IN SIDNEY,
ROUNDED By DOVER, CUMBERLAND, BEV-
ERLY, AND RESERVOIR STREETS.-The sale
vertiscd by the trustees of Dr. John Is. Hurylc of
bis LOTS located as above was unavoidably post
poned last evening lby reason OF the rainl until
7. NJ, when 1t will take place, on the premises If
fair It not, the first fair day thereafter.
TERMS: AT sale. ALEXANDRA II. SANDS,
+. 3. MEADE,
Trustees.
JOHN Il. HARyIE,
JOHN o. STEGER,
my IL Trustees.
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THE HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

HENRlCO COUNTY, ABOUT SIN MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND. AT PRIVATE SALE
i. i. Crenshaw. g. G.. Carter. and others: and
contains about EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWEN-
TY-SEVES ACRES, which lie as well as any tract
OF It's size in the county. embracing about five hun
dred acres of cleared land producing finely In wheat
oats and corn. and Is well adapted TO grasses truck
ing and fruit-growisg. About three hundred acres
are in wood and timber The Improvements con-
sist OF GOOD DWELLING with eight rooms, ser,
out-buifdings. There Is also FINE ORCHARD,
and the farm Is well watered. Altogether. this farm
offers more inducements TO u person wishing
really valuable farm than can be found In any other
of its Size near the city and ut Is low price.
man of Solitaire" may be seen at our Office !:
and desired, the properly will be sold in parcels
OF suitable size. Apply 70
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS,
IN, 7-eodow Auctionters.
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BY PoindeXter & Topper.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
1900 Main street. under Planters Bank.

1900 Main street. under Planters Bank.
GALE OF AN ATTRACTIVE BUILD
~ ING LOT on THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
NEAR SHAFER STREET, AND ADJOINING
THE HA DSOME BUILDINGS LATELY
ERECTED BY MR.. =. W. WILLlAMS-Ify request
of the owner we shall sellby auction, Oh the prem
ises on SATURDAY the 10Th Instant. at o'clock
+. NJ, the abovc-described property, fronting Al
feet on Grace street, and extending back 81 feet
to Il ! 6 foot alley.
TERMS: Liberal. and at sale.
POINDEXTER & TUPPER.
my IL Aucti0nccrs.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.}
RICHMOND. Va April 81 1877.
TUESAPEAKE AND y III 10 RAIL-
" ROhD.--0n and after MONDAY, April 23d.
1877 uSsruccr trains will run As follows
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(Ey mail i2"'each; ordInar: ri.", 81 ,o:.,..r
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NEWSPAPERS. Gc.

THE LONDON TINES.
WEEKLY EDITION.
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nlILV INTELLICENCER.
friday, October 20. 1877.

ryprAS SuPpLIEs.-Tne attention Of
o,r merchants is called to tie ADVERTISE
,,a,. of the Indian DEPART en.. invit-
inc proposals for certain supplies to he
fn9nished the Tulalip Special Agency,
rhich we publish to-day. The supplies
,eouired embrace large quantities of
articles produced in this Territory.
vbich have heretofore been purchased
in Portland, Oregon. 1t is to be hoped
that the experiment of purchasing here
riIl result 90 successfully as TO prove
the argument that we have maintained
that it is for the best interest Of the
government to purchase its supplies for
he agencies of this portion of the coun-
try here. Major Mallett has been at
no little trouble and expense to demon
,trate to the department the ineconomy
of the custom which has been hitherto
in vogue of ordering all supplies from
Portland. In particular Of having to
pay freight on lime from the Sound
oyer to Portland, then back again with
oil the intermediate charges. Also of
buying doors, windows, furniture and
that class OF articles there. subject To
the racket of trip across the country
snd several transhipments before reach
inc their destination.
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FRESH TEAs.-Messrs. Crawford 4

FRESH TEAs.-Messrs. Crawford E.
harrington have just received a splen.
did invoice Of several hundred thirty.
pouhn packages e Japan tea, of their
own picking. l=r steamer Be.gic from
okohama. The lot embraces , MN
ger OF the most popular brands-nat-
urai leaf Young Hyson. and Oolopo.
extra choice Young Hyson and Oolon9
English Breakfast. etc. The tea ia
put up with Mes.rs. Crawford & Uar.
ringtons own trade mark in bound and
half-ponnd papers, in chests. in lars.
and also in large lacqrered chests con-
tanning sixty pounds This il their
second direct importation from Japan.
Messrs. c. d Fl. are the only firm in the
territory that pu: up their own goods
in Japan.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.


I + Higgins. Jas f Theobald, Port
Blakely; John A Kearney, City: Eu-
gene Ellicott and wife, Baltimore, Nd;
a johnson, Santa arbara; L Furgeson,
A W Bennett, Snohomish; X J Blrney,
John Stewart. Saginaw; John Wilson,
Sacramento; G w Bennett, CIV Tomp-
kins. >nohomsh: ID G McGilvray, Cas-
sir, A IL Owens Fictoris; Peter Jarvis.
Cedar River; James Rankin. Olympia;
Stephen Olmstead. Jas Montague. White
River; ID b Jackson, Port Gamble j NJ
Snow, W V Hall. Mrs Holbrook. Wild
by Island; o + Cosper. Renton; G
Gasches. LaConner; V + Tull, OLYMPIA;
l. l. Dubean, Cowlitz; ID Taggart. Sno-
homish; Rev F w Mccoy, wife and
children. Snohomish; L J Yakima.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
NJ Miller. Olympia; II G. Reiss, F
Boris. NJ Bowling, ] Durham, VIM
jackson, L Willis, LaConner; W A
Leonard. White river; + l. Shillinger.
Ne; W Wintere, c Weleys. p Quirk.
City; G + Stearns, Portland; M Shear
er. W W Tibbetts. Renton; J johnson,
Port Gamble; l. King. Ohio; NJ Dillon.
Snohomise.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
ID Graham, Tacoma; ] Drake. Mad
ison; W Hart. J Donahue, Nj Kearney,
T Connolly, Talbot; J Lindsey, Coun-
Gil Bluffs: G Stearns, C Moller, Port
land; A Edmondson. Rev f Davis and
wife, Port Townsend; G Dunlap. Lake
Washington; 7 Dolan. WIN Hobson,
wife & family. 7 s Newland, wife and
family. j Fison. st. Helena, Cal; VIM
Bayard, l. M Ford, wife and family, j
" Wilson, San Bernardino, Cal; Geo
L,ngerpatten, G Price & family. La
houdes, Cal
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OPERA To-NBHT.-Ou music-loving
citizens will not forget the return of
Mrs.. Caroline Bichings-Psrnard and
her company, aud the musical treat in
store ut Yesler's Hall tonight. ii
Trovatore is OH the bills for this even
ing. and the famous Prof. Savonieres
will perform by request his wonderful
solo Interpretation Of the Carnival of
Venice with variations OH the comet.
Reserved seats may he secured at Jack
Levys.
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~ Mr.. NJ Il. Madaocks has ar
rived in town from the Yakima coun-
try, where he has been to get subscrip-
tions for the purpose of building a road
through the Snoqualmie Pass. He got
$1,000 subscribed there and expects to
raise the amount to $4,000. There is
reasonable probability of his raising
q large SUN on this side of the noun
tsins. which with the Territorial appro-
priation of $4,000, which ought to be
he made. Mr.. Maddocks thinks. will
buid the road.
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Rg- The schooner Courser wa

sw- The schooner Courser was
hauled up to Yesler's wharf yesterday
and commenced discharging about 40
tons of merchandise. for this and other
ports on the Sound. Following are
her coDsignments to our mechants:
W. A. Jennings, II packages of mer-
chandise; Schwabacher Bros. 81 Co..
81 pkgs mdse. 200 axis bran and 80
cases coal oil; Hall e. PsuIson. II pkgs
mdse; Waddcli 81 Miles. IL do; Crsw-
ford & Harrington, l0S chests of tea
About half Of her cargo is for other
ports on the Sound. This freight com
ing SO soon after the Dakota keeps Mr.
Foster busy.
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49, Messrs. Bean IL McCallistcr.
grocers on Front street, received yester-
day three hundred pounds of butter
from the Chehslis country. 1t is from
the dairy of Julius Andrews, at Gray's
Hsrbor. 1t comes by way Of Olympia,
snd has a long distance to travel by
stage and water Bean & McCallister
have made arrangements by which they
will receive this butter regularly 1t
10 the finest lot Of butter that we
have seen in the market
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s4y- The steamer Zepher arrived
here yesterday from Olympia with an
unusually large passenger list. aud lot
OF flour from Oregon. The Aida also
arrived at about 10 =. NJ, and brought
number OF passengers. The wharves
are crowded With freight coming in.
aud also with large lot to go out on
the Dakota.
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q At the stove and tinware store
q Hagh McAleer. VIC noticed yester-
~ lot Of frames with casters on for
e1ouing stoves TO customers. II 10
emsthing new here and seems like .
oood arrangement. - stoves can be
seedily moved and shown to the custo-
aerS without difficulty.
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u In Justice SCOTS court yesterday
two men were brought up for selling
liquor to Indians. They had jury trial
and were acquitted. There were also
taree women arraigned before the JUS
sice for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct in the lurlieus Of Washington
street. and fined each ten dollars and
costs.
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. There has been nothing addition
y brought to light in reference to the
aurder case, and there is not much
probability there will he. although our
ool police force is doing the best 1t
"a 70 ct on the track Of the perpetra-
eors Of tbs crime.
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0RAlN AND FRurr.-The down train
n The 5. & W. w. r. II. yesterday
eeeaing brought car load OF grain
snd kais from the farm of Mr.. Dudley
y q Duwsmish river. consisting OF
~ teos Of barley aud about fifty boxes
efapples.
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WHITE & TENNY. who have been
"ou the wing" the past few days. fin
'shed moving yesterday. They have
now . well equipped. first class foundry
aad are prepared to do any work in
soeir line that may present itself. The
olast furnace has capacity for melting
seven tons of iron. They are busy and
employ 1t present eight men.
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q Chilbcrg Bros. have warehouse
= Yssler's wharf flied with groceries
- toond the firm here busy m the
I'M yesterday morning shipping .
se stock Of goods to their branch
1000 q New Tacoma.
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Y The bark A llnta arrived at Port
Gamble on Wednesday last from San
Francisco.
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~ The oarkensine Fremont ana
schooner American Girl arrived at Por.
Biakely from San Francisco Yesterday.
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~ The Dakota brought q lot of
new machinery tor the mandatory of
Ste'son & Post.
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- The bark Mary Clever srrived
: tut Discovery yesterday from San
inacisoo.
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= The schooner Big River arrived
~ Lndlow yssssday.
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NITROUS OXIDE Gas at Locke's
Dental Office.
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~ They don't sell beer for five
Gems at the Centennial. but they give
awsy clans every night.
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CARD.
SEATTLE, W. T., }
o. 10 dA.H

SEATTLE, w. T.,
Oct. IL. 1877.
To Mr.. Z. Bernard, Business Manager
Of Richings- Bernard English Opera Com
pony:
We. the undersigned citizens of Seat
tie. would most respectfully desire that
upon your return tn our city. you
wonid favor us with. rendition of the
Carnival de Venice, with variations. by
Prof. John Savonieres:
Pacific Cornet Band. Kirk Ward.
John Levy. CIV Ward,
j r Curtis, Jake Beer,
VIM Maydentauer, w G Jameson.
A A smith, FA Young.
Clarence Hanford. l. Reinig,
c G Steinweg, II G Graves,
&c Grasse, TW Wusthotf,
A NJ Snyder, August Hess,
G Kellogg, WA Jennings,
Philip Leven, Jake Knudsen.
Thos Burke. Pc Eastwick,
w Frauenthal, NJ A Kelly.
A Mundt, = Davis.
WIN Boyd. FW Valid.
J A Miller. A w Piper,
Frank II Walsh, Mark Ward,
VICTORIA, b. c..
Oct. 70, 1874.
To John Ley and otkers:
0ENTLnxEN:-Is a In rscsipt VI yo1r
letter requesting to hear Prof. Savon-
ieres play the Carnival d Venice on
our return to your city. I take much
pleasure in acQuiescing in your wishes.
Yours. truly.
p. BERNARD.
Its Musical Direct Opera Troupe.
A FARMER on Fdalgo Island raised
Rye eight feet high. The oil Rye rt
the CENTENNIAL SALOON 10 not eight
feet high. but Is way-up. Barley and
hops In fluid state can't be beat there.
Oliver II. Goodwin. piano max.
er and timer will visit Seattle and other
towns on the Sound again shortly.
~ They don't sell beer for five
CEN n af the Centennial hut fhav oive
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-26

:K-Oliver II. Goodwin. piano max
er and tuner will visit Seattle and other
towns on the Sound again shortly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-26
VICTORIA, b. c.. !
Oct. Is, 1874.

A FARMER on Fdslgo Island raised
Rye eight feet high. The oil Rye rt
the CENTENNIAL SALOON is not eight
feet high. but Is way-up. Barley ard
hops in fluid state can't be beat there.