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Base Ball.

EDITOR MORNING HERALD - The
Quickstep Club is like cat-when the
people think it is dead it jumps up with a
new life, and stronger than ever. The clti-
zens Of Wilmington seem determined more
than ever to have base ball club hert, A
committee of several business men hayd
waited on Mr.. Ryan, and proposed the fol.
lowing plan To put good nine on the
field, to issue monthly tickets at one dollar
per month, which will enable all ticket
holders to see seven or eight games, and
so far it has been very successful, as great
many tickets have been disposed of since
Saturday noon. The grounds will be put in
good condition, and the committee guaran.
tee tue best order will prevail, aud ladies
and gentlemen may see the National ga mt
play ed and be satisfied that our players are
Len lemen in every respect. AS new suits
will have to be purchased the committee
request the citizens TO aid them by buying
monthly tickets, which can be procured a.
Htndle's news Office, 6O7 Market street and
ct Ryan's, 100 Market street.
When other cities of 5000 and 10 600
Inhabitants can support club, and pay all
players from twelve to fifteen dollars per
week, think Wilmington, with its 40 .000
inhabitants can certainly keep a club.
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MEDICINAL.
unkels Bitter Vine
of Iron.

E. F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron will effectuaIly cure liver complaint,
janndice, dyspepsia. chronic or nervous
deoi iiy. chronic Il ar hoeA. disease of the
X kldGeys ard all dl ensss arising from q
dis .rdrred liver, stomach or intestines
such as constipation, fl tulence, Inward
pl es, full ne>s o. blood to the head, acidity
Of the q omach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food ful'ness or weight ia tie stomach,
the pit of The stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried or difficult Dle II hing. futter-
ings at the heart, choking or suffocating
sensation when in lying posture dimness
Of yission. dots or webs before he sight,
dull pain in the head, deficiency Of p' es-
piration, yellowness of the skin and eyes.
pain in the side. back, head. chest. Inns,
etc sudden ilukh,s Of hsa', bu,niDg In the
flesh, constant imaginii gs OF evil and gre at
de..ression of si.iri s. Price 81 Ter bottle.
Beware of cou 'terfeits. DO not let your
drugyist palm OFF some other preparation
Of iron he may say is a good hut SIX for
Kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other. kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron Is not
Sid in buik-only in s! bottles. h. F, Kun
kel, Proprietor, 20. 239 North Ninth Street
Philadelph a, Pa. Sol1 by all druggists,
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Another kXeCMtiOD n,

The death warrant of Thomas Francis
Curly convicted Of the murder OF Miss
Whitley, of Norristovn, was received on
saturday from Harrisburg by Sheriff Liu-
derman, of Montgomery county. The day
fixed for the execution is the Oh Of August,
between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3. .. m.
Ia the afternoon of the same day the sheriff,
accompanied by the prisoners counsel, the
district attorney, prison inspectors and
representatives of the press, visited Curley
10 the NorristowD Jail Tor the purpose OF
reading the warrant. The prisoner, with a
blose Lutoned around his shoulders, sup-
ported himself by placing his left hand
against the wall Of the cell, aud regarded
his visitors without the least apparent emCu
.icn.
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The Queens Daughter,

A correspondent tells US that in our
statement Of the members of the CobJen
Club, Gin mentioning The initiation of cur
fellow.citizen Francis Vincent to write 10
them on the Treaty of Paris) we were mis
taken in stating that the Count de Paris tie
Orleans heir to the throne Of France mar
ritd the daughter of Queen. Victoria. We
were aware of it before our correspondent
informed US. It was as he states the son of
the Duke of Argyle, another of the mem.
bers, who married the daughter of the
Queen. The types however made US say
the 0nrary.
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Ph,laaelphis Issnas.

The annual regatta given under the; au'
spices Of Captain Harry whitc came of or
the Delaware river yesterday morning, the
yachts starting from the Water Works
wharf, at the foot of Otis street, KensiDgs
ton, N tho presence Of large concourssol
people who had assembled on the adjacent
piefs to witness the send off, Every prepar
ation having been made at On early hour,
the boats OF the third -claes, or tuck ups,
we're called into position and at precisely
half past ten O'Clock the signal was given
by the Judges and they hois,ed sail and lro-
ceeded up the river at lively gate, sin
north west wind blowing at the time. Al
intervals Of fifteen minutes the yachts class
ed as the second and first got under way
and followed in the wake Of the former
boats. The course over which the boats
sailed extends from the Water Works
wharf up the river TO distance OF fifteen
miles and return to the place of star'irg.
The steamer Nelly White, with the judges
and . large number Of invited gu.s's on
board, accompanied the race. The. prizes
to be competed for consists of several valu-
able pieces of silver. at: 4
The tale of Quigley's death will not be
forgotten before similar scene Will be ens
acted In the same place. On the lib OF
next June the death sentence of Fletcher
will he executed. The gallt ws, the same
as hung Quigley, will he erected again in
the convict's corridor, It 10 hoped for The
last time In many years TO come.
Sheriff Wright visited the unfortunate
man on Saturday last to talk TO him sbo' :
matters connected with his closing carec.
The Sheriff says Fletcher has improved COM
siderahIy within the last week or two, both
physically and spiritually. His appetite. Is
very much better, and he eats with gust'
which one would not expect IN man sens
,tenced to death. He has no hope Of any
change in his condition, and seems willing TO
90 when the time comes.
On Sunday the compositors In the prints
tng-house Of Sherman & Co., s W. corner
of Seventh and Cherry streets, having be-
ing ordered by that firm to leave the Print
ers' Union, or give up their positions in the
establishments, accepted the latter alterna-
tive. Forty men struck, and by seven
O'Clock this morning not only were all the
cases supplied by flrst-claes Don Union mtn
out a great crowd Of applicants had to be
refused work. 1t is said that all the strikers
we're paid higher than Union prices, aversg>
ing over $50 each, weekly.
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Delaware Vessels.

There are 1876 vessels of all descriptions
OF the State of Delaware 1872 of which are
sailing vessels, and l6 steamers. These
v,ssels measure 1915 tons, custom house
measurement, of which the sail vessels Ar.
14,456 tons, and the steam vessels 1850
tons The number Of unrigged vessels arc
S,799 tons. These vessels comprise 1870
'choouers, "a sloops, 16 steam vessels, and
unrigged.
THIS is according to report ending the
fsc year, Of the United States Treasury
Nr 1875,
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e. f. kunkel's ustral 4 e. F
Kunkels Shampoo for
the Hair. ."

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
dandruff. alley irritation soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
fslllng off, aud promote the growth in u
very short time, They preserve and beau.
1ify the hair and render 1t soft and glossy.
pearerce 10 braid and wiry hair, az d an q
hair dressing lhey are unriva led; ersdi-
cate dandi uff aud prevent baldnees. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
tcraff, itching, eruption. Cures headache
c,ustd by heat and fatigue. kupkel's
shainpoO and Lu,tral restore hair to q nat
nral aud glossy color, restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle s..
Ak your drugs list for them or send to f. F.
Klnkel. Proprietor, NO. $50 North Ninth
street, PhiIadelp CHA, Pa,
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IR;Ond'S Picnic,

The commitiee Of arrangements, of the
Friends Social Lyceum. having arranged
for holding the annual summer reunion.
After considerable discussion in regard. 10
the holding the union elswhere, It was de-
cided that It shall come of ct tila usual
place, Cuba Hin, On Saturday, June issh
next. t &SssG R aa9 IN S.
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Oenlislry'

Tremendous reduction in Dentistry. Ow-
ing to our great success as inserters of
beautiful gum enamelled teeth, and in Or
der to supply the many thousands, We will
insert full sets at the greatly reduced rate
OF 80 and $40, equal to any $25 set made
elsewhere. Filling, Is cts. to 81. DR.. j.
W. Stoughton & Bro, No. 1922 Vine street,
Philadelphia. apr. l11y.
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Exhibition.

The annual commencement Of No. l
School will be held on June 7, and 8, In the
Opera House, Invitations are being pres
pared and will be largely circulated among
the pupils own particular friends to be pres.
ent. The Exhibition will be highly inter-
esting th ssasOn.
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Hotel Arrival.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
Paul Lewis, Phila.
Miss Annie Wilson, Johnstown, Pa.
Mrs. Chamberlain, city.
Lewis j. Miller, Reading, Pa.
W. McMss,e, Md.
D. K. Pratt, NY. -
Thomas Knox, Fredericksburg, Va.
P. Lyon, New York. .&
J. j. Pyle. Penna.
II. W. Steele, Pbila.
Miss Steele,
Miss Boucher, "
G. E. Conrow, "
DELAWARE HOUSE.
Hugh Holland. City.
Lipurgap Loser, Iowa.
James Jacobs, Delaware.
&, Mccullough, Phi.a.
". FL. Pratt, Baltimore, Md.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, In two hours -
!, NO ice tn mead passes, ssat; Pin and e,
$50 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. For removing seat, in
or stomach worms call on your druggist
and ak Tor b0. te Of KunkePs Worm
Syrup, price 81. II never 1ai g. AComman
other W. rms can be readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-29

Everybody cbcws the Belle of Wilmington
Chapman sells 1t at 8. W. corner Fourth
and Sbipley streets. .:
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An Old TIMEa q Mary Of
those who resided here when the Go
lish irst came up to Port Gamble un-
der the ownership Of Pope &C Talbot.
will remember her engineer - John
Mamie, native of Holland He WAS
one Of tho oldes: steamboat men on the
coast, and came to California in 1851.
The following year Charles Minturn
built the little low pressure steamer
Clinton. about the original size of the
Libby. aud employed Mamie to put
the engine into her. He continued in
Der for several years but afte, wards
vent into other employment. After
Capt. Hayden left the Goliah. Mamie
veat back to California and found
things changed very much. Minturn
wss dead and the ferry-bosts were all
now 10 the hands Of railroad companies.
he finally got job on the Clinton.
which was engaged in towing large
barge between Saucelito and San Fran.
cis0. Two weeks ago last Saturday
night. il was dark and rainy a 4 the
Old boat was blowing along on her last
trip when she met the Petsluma. The
piIet on the Clinton whistled. but no
fssponse cane from the Petsluma. The
nsxt moment came crash aud the
doomed boat sunk almost instantly. All
we're saved but poor old Mamie, wtu
died at his post like hero.
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Read and Learn for Yourself.

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the
world, because of the immense expense
in making them known to the people.
This is not The case with BoscHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP. although but a few
year, introduced into this country, its
sale now reaches in every town aud vii
lage in the L. S. its wonderful sue.
cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia. Asthma, and all
other diseases Of the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year. for three years, over 40O, 600
bottles to the afflicted. free Of charge. by
Druggists No such tess Of merit was
ever given before to any other prepara-
ton. Could you ask more? Go to
your Druggist and get a bottle for Is
cents and try it. Sample bottle. 10
cents. Agents. Crane y Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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DEAD.--Our citizens VIC e sl.o ;ked t ,

DEAD.--Our citizens We sio ;ked {,
hear Of the dea II .f Capt. Thos n.
Brownell yesterday. My few days
ego be had been walking our streets
70 oil in.ents and purposes. a man good
for at least fifteen years longer Of life.
For some years he has been in charge
1t the little tow boat Cello. owned by
T. l. Asrshsll s. Co. of Milton, across
the by; aud his namo has always been
asynonym for all that was maily and
honorable. His disease was anurism Of
the aorts, of which hs had been ailing
tor some time. but never complained.
He was q native Of Westford. Mass.
and was born in 1881. Capt. Brown
ell leavcs wife and child to mourn the
loss Of a most sterling gentleman and
true friend to all.
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MARINE TiLEGRAxs.-Tbe Schoone,
Una, from Honolulu arrived At po,,
biakely on Saturday 80. Barkentipe
victor arrived at Port Gamble from
Honolulu last Friday THE tug Pilot.
buiit on the Columbia river last sum.
mer, Is now al Victoria, having arrived
there from San Francisco. She is about
the size OF the BIakely.. :. Ship Yosem.
lie Capt Saunders, arrived at Port
Townsend un Sunday ni hit Brig
Tanner and barkentir.c r. X Ham have
sailed from Port Blnkeiy since our last.
he brig going to San Pedro. SHIN
Sagamoie, fer San Francisco. left Port
Gamble on Friday last. Bark Vi
dette left Port Madison. on Saturday
Tor San Francisco. B.rkentine Mon
tana SAILED from Port Discovery on
Monday afternoon for San Francisco.
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llILl IN7ELLIGGNCGR.
tuesday, Nov. ~. 1877.

TIE CRY Lie ISIS --Erery i"co' :
-.,,t 4 city bat Seattle has given it
= .,,e licr, Sc money colle'f 81 within
:. ,;,v limits. to defray the expenses
e.ol;cs aud fire departments, growing
!" .! If the sales of liquor. The city OF
ss.,tls is to have hers after 1850. aud
= ,he meantime can 60 it on the hard.
:. criuciple for two years longer. The
Tnutv Commissioners were granted
=. I;cense money on the original in
..o =, of the city on the express
.s;,,nlatiou that the county should pay
II the expenses of the INDECENT sick.
This. IS any one will know who Is con-
..,snt with the history of the small
~ c.ses here last winter, they have
s.fnsed to do. But w.en II
.sme to voting away the sum of six
Snodred dollars of the peoples money
Tar : holiday excursion to Washington.
!, giving some Commissioners pet 5000
Tor examining the books Of some public
oa;cer whose honesty had never been
r.Iled in question, they could vote it
svsy by the bnshel. though they knew
Il vas clearly against the law. The bill
na,,ed the Council IN allow the city all
lie licenses, but the members in the
House were of different opinion. aud
asended it so as to give it all to the
couuty till 1880. In the mean time there
viii be another election and another
,cssion Of the Legislature; and if the
u,y is not properly represented in each
House. the old law may be re-enacted
md the present one repealed. 1t would
be we'll enough to watch these thing ia
limc.
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~ The drug establishment of NJ.

" The drug establishment Of NJ. A.
Kelly Il Go. is one among a number o,
our buan' s. hous - whic-. is mos. credi-
table to Seattle, AMI well worthy of
special notice, as It will compare most
fasorably 10 all its appoi, tmrnts
with any house # the kind this
side cf San Fr4Lcisco. The stick
Is large and most complete, and
Nelly with true csthet'e taste has rem
dsred his store not only the neat-st one
IN town, but very stylish in appearance
In another column will be found rew
Advertisement for his establishment for
the Holidays
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HENDRICKS & CURTIS are anxious &c
keep the public posted in regard to
their very low prices in everything in
their line. They keep all kinds Of
Pumps and Iron Pipe for Water. Stesm
or Gas. Just Call and price their
Stock. and see how it compares with
prices you had to pay twelve months
go We have ine lot of Lamp
Chimneys that will not brenk, and
with the same care you give the c"m-
mon thing will last twenty years. We
also do Saw Cumming and Filing and
General Job Work
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MILES TRIAL. The Portland papers
comment rather freely upon the verdict
Tor rather. non-verdict) in the Stiles
ease. Eleven jurors voted for cohyic-
tioa on the first ballot. but one man
Kelly. Of East PortlAnd,) was obduratc
and stuck it out for sixteen hours till
they were finally discharged rs unable
to agree. As they went out. this man
Kelly remarked to a by-stsnder: "Eiiv-
"a moro Questionable. obshtinate min.
nivcr saw 10 all moy leife. be Jabers ~
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HAVING removed irnm Cherry street
To the Elephant store room, on Front
street. wish to announce to my old
patrons and all others. that / am still
alive aud always ready to wait on all
my customers in Q business manner, by
selling groceries cheaper than can be-
bou, lit elsewhere "a Seattle. Give me
a call, one aud all. and convince your
selv. OF INV low prices. Goods deliv-
cred to al. puts Of the city free of
charge. T. LYLE.
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PRODUcE.-1h. W,na, came down
from White river on Sunday night with
apples and potatoes u Graham & Son
The Messenger, from Olympia. had ~
cases OF apples yesterday. Schooner
Shoe Fly. fI.m Conp-ville. is discLarg-
ing about 80 bushels of wheat At the
Starr MILL.
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Passed DowN.--Thc st .amship Alas
b passed her, s..rdsy at I OIL ok r
y. bound for tsalady and may bc
locked for about Daylight on Wednes-
DAY. She sails for San Francisco eio
Esquisnalt at p. N. an that day. This
vii probably be her last trip into these
vasers for some time and we may eApet
sae Panama or Salvador next time.
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Busy TINES. Tho work Of car
building for the Newcastle extension Of
the Seattle and " LA Walla Railroad.
keeps the Puget Foundry continually
busy. Last Saturday thy cast twenty
one car wheels and yesterday they were
casting S me large iron pulley. for the
Port BIakely mill.
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DIRECT lNpoRTATIoN.-S chwabach-
or Bios. & Co have just received, per
steamer Alaska, and direct from New
York, fine assortme of ladies' cloaks
and dry goods. and full assortment OF
fancy goods and ho-i,ry, all # which
VIZ offer at greedy reduced prices.
ScHwABAcHkR Baos g. Co.
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LEFT Us.-Rev. Dr. Nevius. who has
hesn officiating temporarily during the
absence Of Rev. G. Il. Bonn.ll. as pas
toe Of Trinity Crurch. l.ft her on Sun.
hy night for Portland. He made q
host Of friends during his brief s journ
b SEATTLE. who will welcome b m back
.vAenevcr he sees fit 10 pay rs another
visit, His permanent place of residence
Il at Baker City. Oregon.
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or AoAIy.-Mstt Kelly is out Oh
ne street again. looking 81 ifthsre was
. such word as diphth.ria in the Esg-
~, or any other language. We learn
uae : aon Of :. 4. Combs aud dsngh-
= 81 NJ. Brooks 1T =. Baxter & Co.
Rc a4cring from the same disease.
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And In acc.rdxaee with lar and an order Of the
Board Of Trustees mzdc on the Fourth day 81 DC
tober 1871 -, many shsr~s OF each parcel OF such
stock - may be necrssary will be sid at public
auction 1t the ofsice Of the company. No 1.2ol
Be- tery Street. on rhurrdsy. the sixth day Of De-
cember is77. 1t the hour OF two O'Clock p. NJ, If
su-h day. % ray said delinquent sssesAneDt
thereon. together with COTS of sdyMtistDg and
expenses % the ssie.
JOSIAH HAND, Secretary.
oti-e-l.api Battery Street. San Frsncisco.
California. nzo-du
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TnAr CRosswALK.-Thc crosswnlk
IN tAs A 'cade dy Good st re over
= tie postofics. was ms dc and CON-
l.ssed yesterday. Our y ople are now
- decent crossing " thout bling
s'eed To walk block oat oi the way
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~ We call att sntion to the adver-
tisement Of the Auction Sale to come off
at the Messrs. l. vys' new stand in the
Odd Fellows new hall. on Saturday
evening of this week.
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EUROPEAN DRAfTs.-Drafts issued
mt lowest rates on Gre Britain. Ire
laud, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold ut lowest rates NJ Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle, VT.
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CHURCH SOCIABLE - no ladies of
st. Johns Episcopal c urch will hold
y church sociable at the house of Mrs.
SlOrah, on III I'd street. Tomorrow
evening.
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hArLED Orr--Capt. NIgent has
ssa'ed the Success. IF the Blakely route
- purpose Of putting on q new
eei'$r. Meanwhile the Blak-ly fer
= sspt up BY tho sloop Csswell.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-27

A FARMER on Fiislgs Island RAISED!
Rye eight fe.t high. The Old Rye At
the CT SrEyNiAL SALOON Is not eight
fc.t high but IS way-up. Barley AID
hops ia fluid state can't he beat there.
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SHiPPIxo NATTEns. The ship wes-
ssm Shore. being unable to get full
load Of coal. will take about l.soO tons
y the lower hold and then all out with
lsnber. She goes over to Freeport to-
~ TOR that purpose. The Harvest
Meme Is filling up slowly with sereen-
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= ! poseoiacc has been established
Wiissson, IN Pierce cou, ~, and Geo.
= Afsaa sppoiotsd postmaster.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Lost or Stolen.

nS THURSDAY. nov nd. FROM THIS OF.
" flee. Silver Mounted Meersckaum Pir<,
With Cherry Stem: has ben IN use about three
years. and enlored on the shank Slightly CRACKED
on the under side. liberal reward will De Maid
for It's return 81 this Office.
THOs. B. MERRY.
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VAsEs.-The finest and largest a.
scrtmen; vi vases in the city can now
he seen at Humphreys Book Store,
where they are being spld ~ surpris
lugly low figures.
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NoRoBy has found Charley Ross yet.
but everybody has found the best place
in Seattle to get Oysters at Pipsr's. Of
course.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co.

Location Of principal place OF business. San
Francisco. California: Loration of wor .. King
County. Washington Territory Notice-There is
Delinquent upon the following described stock on
account Of assessment mo. 81 levied on che
fourth dav OF Oct..ber. 1877, tn several amouHts
set opposite the names OF the respective shsrs-
holders, IS follows.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-27

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