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, 1877-01-17

BLooMss6roS, ILL.,, Jsu. 1u.-Coroncr Hen.
bricks was ecnt for to-day to ~ to saybron; to
h"l'l IN inquest Oh tho body VI an iufant child
Of i'erlcy lle1l, u that ulacc, which tho BAY
brook fsco1Ic altcge died on the night ot ia
birth, laat week. from ncglrrt and lt.trcat ncut
uI its father.
, 1877-01-17
APPOINTMENT.

IeSnoS, Jan. lu-A Telegram from Paris an
nounees that II. Max Outsty las becu appoint
I'd Minister Ut Fraurc to the Cni,etl States.
u. DE- Marrete, Minister Of the Inler.ur, has
eeeu closen esesis!tu. Ut the group of tue Lrlt
, 1877-01-17

ADDRESSES 10 TUE rurE. AND REPLIES Dr MS
HOLINESS.
IloME, Dee. 9S2-Thls morning the represent
ntiycs Of AUSTRIA Portugal Brazil. and Belgium,
accredited to tic Vatican, waited Upon his Hol-
ness to offer the compliments OF the season.
and to express their fluctuations on the rccur-
renee Of the anniversary Of his ua.uc-1ay, st.
John tho Eyuugtlist. subsequently, Mon-
s'gnore stouos and Capt. Itpling. scc-
rotary Of tho Catholic uulun Of
ireland, oil bchaif Of tl,c Irls'.
Catholics, presented to his Holiness, In presence
ut ten. hanz3cs, number Ut Cardinals, and
other personases ofslc rontlfeal Ca.rt, mag
nthccntly-uumlnatetl copy OF the hull of
thu immaculate Conception of tha Virgin, 1t
FORMED thick fo!lo vulunlr, will, Il erllason
velsct cover. oEnn.nentcd with ,ntslt]lint,s Or
precious Htt1,es, anu gold clasps set Il, Diamonds.
Ills Holiness .rlrioGsy accepted tho ot1er,n..
and bestoWcd Ills s.erial l'cncAtclton on tiIr
with the g,ft.
The ro.e has received III ul,lrcss INN. tho
Roman nublllst, presenting congratulations
upon tue approashnE ncs year. l!ts Ho'tmss,
III reply. expressed pleasure Ut An,lins h1inself
frequently ln the midst Ut the ,nistuyra.:y, add
Ing: "Fnr,nerIy | willingly tr,xluvl.tr.f ar,st.,-
esutic espes. hit now nm obliged IL rr11 ain III
the EatieaD. ! ts4ut!ot cutter ri,osr circh's for
social intercourse bccAllsu ! aN prevented ty
sirrutnstauces.f
lloME, Der. .M.-1'hc U+Aer,aiert Rvmano puf,-
lissws reply lualc l.s !hc Pope to an ad6rcss
presented to him by tlc human l'atr iasr. His
uo!iness first spuke u II strtalu IaJhIenIa, who
soulr years a,u sail tyll things ri him I,tv:,.lsr
he fre4usntc' society !n is yuu1Ecr .lays. II
lc did, It was brcal>e he found Examples tlA'rr
10 atnr.. hut ut the sa1nr tltur h. did INT ss:y-
1ett the poor Iur thu soriety Vi ulrir Ae'pk.
children and nc.!cctc1 la'nilrs. lic thrli, IT.
fes1nE 10 question n.s uttcn PIT, Wig lil he
nut ~ out of tht Hatlcan! vctn1'9sinT h!lns.af
to Christ. sail, MY luur Inns MT
yet en,.,e." LtLu Jesus, lir would n&4
::walk IN Ju!lea, because tie Jews sought %
alay blu. The placu wi,err hc fund himself
MA little i;aiil,c, the ln,soi which ss ought
no. to pu1s. 1t was uot given to him to put his
foot beyond til" boundaries Ut the Vatican,
pFgttfF httHm JatftsoraIH.
:. This nsoruins Capt. feeling, Secretary Of the
Catholic CnIot Ut Ireland III neporianrs' with
the resolution adopted st public t:lcctlug held
III Dublin In SoSr,llur, asked and obtained Z
sptr1nl blessing from Ills linl1iess Oil the e1-
cst!uns Tue Catholi= Cmton IL making ~ Oh
thin deunutnatlonal vt]ueatiun.
, 1877-01-17
THE WEATHER,

WAsn1s,;roS, D. C., Jan. i'll q. sn.-ln the
Upper I.akr rrgtou, Upper Mississippi, nn,l
Lower Missouri! Valleys, FILLING bIrumctcr
sot.thrtly to cx6serly wil1s, rising temperature.
increasing cloullnrss, usll possibly, in e upper
porttuns, enuw accompanying; The approach of
the storm.
L0cAL UHsCESA1In:*.
, 1877-01-17

fttcfaI nIspairh IL 71s Trttxa2
pcHrqrE, la., Jan. l6.-Marsha 4. Ncclcy,
youu. girl aged 20, who has been on trial for
ehi!d-murler. was discharged TO-DAY, the Jury
rendering verdict TINT the Two chiilr.n died
natural ucatils.
, 1877-01-17
FINANCIAL.

!Spstfdf nitboseh IL 714 Tribune.
sllssEAroLls, Jals. ld.-IArts failures hayc
occurred here to-1ay. e. 4. Ives, halter, r.
j. Austin, a 1niltiues, and J. II. Wheeler, q Dry
good. dralrr, arc the banksupts. Their llabiii-
ties aud aaacts hare nut bern reported jet.
, 1877-01-17

AT CLEAnNyATl;R. M1SS1:SOTA.
er. PAri4 Jan. 16..-At Clearwater, Min'..
eunlay evening, fire destroyed the Touring
mill anil stock Of Dayls.e Bca1. Loss, $t3,010
to el7,000. Insurance, $!l.UW.
, 1877-01-17

FIsnK1LL, y. T., Jau. 1B--Thr deficiency in
the Sational Bank here amounts 10 over $luo,-
btO, and may l,ssIbly reach $l3U,tUo. Some of
thosc who made heavy oserlEatss were ucco-
tiatEng tu-iay t., !ay UP. The suu OIL tho Saw
lngs bank drew nus $.U,u0, The latter ban: IL
6uullu.
, 1877-01-17

READ HAS Az An

READ HAS Az AEUiEScE.
ATHENS, Jau. Id. Meredith Real, the
American Minister, had MI audsense with the
knx to-day.
, 1877-01-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tlorftta. ST. .1nmea Hotel. .Tacft4onvttfr.
This faslritr itunEe i NOW nprr for the season.
Passenger Elevator. tt',! table and other appoint
1nents tncn4 it.s.r ass hottl1. Srcria strange.
ments tor houfI by tllr werk or season. Rooms
rcenscd by maii or Telegraph. Address !. Il.
CAMPBELL, Manu scr.
13ola1sl'a Aromatic Bitter Wine Of iron In n
scnicd! for nervous 2cbflttr. n,1os blood.
and impaired tli g~4tinn. Dttyot. ;fIi1ask strcrt.
, 1877-01-17
rhe Porte Notified tint Turkey
Cannot Expect English
Assistance.
A Final Meeting Of the Conference to
Be Held Saturday.
Tic Grand vizIcr Utterly Refuses to
Accede 10 Foreign Intervention.
Turkey Endeavoring to Toroo servia to
Conclude Poaca.
TIFF Fast.

ntspnsFn IN AccErT.
n~,. =, n rrhn Noront. of sa1fst,,rv l,os
~, 80, ,n,arv,ow ~ two }nur, viii, t1,c sultan.
~ho 4. ,,;,oosc,, to acrent MI the conditions OF
-" .monda, .rh,tnc .uh,n,,tr,1 m the Confer.
.s 49, "1'~
s"se' r,r,xo LEAVE.
1.ro,, Inn ,nws 1Isnot,h from conston-
.,a",,. s,a,.s th,t several p,cnInotent;arics
,.i ..,"...., -, o,,3,o,ca ,xf,l, 4he aul+on fnr
-. ..,...,,a ~ toLtnr tc,rc
rrr nn.un corrcu.
. r.,.,.u., .t,,ot1, IN the portr,a rcn,r n t,,o
-. s.s,. - .ha p,vor, VII, ,ncot IN.
...H ~ .r1,,,~e1or
a.,,anrur .vn THE s,ur.v.
ro>r,,r In - ,n'-T,c stomzonr,
special rofh eonAah11l'ople says Inc aiarqns VI
sal'sot15 ~ thc 1h'erF'e" WILL ,''e ou.an ~
Sunday tn order TO a!sapusc ma Malest!'s nlho
Of any idea formed from reports which Aad been
WrposelT circulated IN eons1ahtlhop1e 10 Inc
elect that nc teaIlsbnts) mas a. variance
H'th ILLS coneat!ncs III tLe hs'us" eauahs,'
read telegram from thn Eali u peasohs"e!u'
who DECLARES t'at LORD sa!eousS has tne eh'''e
approval a1al support OF TUG "oVernsnfht, anu
that i'irkcy. II sue fcleets Inc proposals oi 1ne
lo"cFs, has noth1tR 10 expect sFo" EnRah"o'
Tue Sultan ans tn'ch impressed bs Lofu sa!te~
bury's rr1nnrktt lit merely Sail thc question
must be decided h5 tue Forte
STANDS FIRM
frsTf1, Jan. l'h-A correspondent o. tAe
I'fstAtr Atg'ts had m interview win M!aha.
fasha on MHday' nna rcport* that tle dfatsd
'1zser then tt'ctnrctI, IN inc most pos"Nc man,
ncr, that he would nescF arecpt Nh international
commission 0T foreign control over tie appoint
mcnt OF doErHoFa Under any 10TH Whatever.
sERsh.
LONDON. 1Nn. li-G d. H1.-l{jC &iN}f3uIEnhICtf
from BelEratsc rays tue pastt*ans of Russia tic.
clare the RtIssian volunteers were removed
from sersIn Oil account OF insuhost]lnat!on' and
will be rcp!aue'l by regular troops from kuss'a
in tile cvet of war, and ttssfatcl tint tic Fortc
has senta tclesraphlc dispatch advising scrsiat 10
x,a,,o., ~ .,,a
ln"he 1c'e' ln'"so",e't 40 ~ ~ III, .r,,, 10
"f'nls'.S osss.'o '"e St ~ naN" .'",,a" w.
t,'e', 49, - r,,, :, .tt l.,
.no iushs WI ,'.',s' ~" aa-,.,. -. .,.,I,o ~
t1us' WA pe'uaa, 'Ia" p.o;a ,ra. IN, ,os,,ro
, 1877-01-17

Bloomington poll~s 1orcc. died today from in
j1rtcs received last Friday in fall from
EpHuf,
, 1877-01-17
OBITUARY.,


Sl<el1l p'ap<1fc4 10 7a& ZHsu14.
BLooA1su1oS, ILL.,, Jat,. !1.-FEe'letfck Hart
Icy, who for many years w1s lncmbes Ut tLs
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DAILY IN7ELLICEN(ER.
Tuesday, July 3, 1877.

syoQrALxIE INDUSTRY. - DO IA NJ.
pr,rk Dolan " lra-n 'ha ''zsing
h,.ine.s on the ono4uallnls Is active
~. D. krin & Gordon have 300
Se1 IN the boom ready 10 drive on the
s,., ,is. in the river. The logs are
i.rre and they probably will not drive
.a.,l he Fall rains. Mr.. Dolan - no;
a,iog muen AZ logging nos, not more
nat go, 90 feet year, deyoiing dis
attention prineirzliy to farming he
s1oaualmie farmers arc pushing
things" raising a good deal Of grain.
ut and oats, as we'll as other things
Hon. nronises to become leading III
,erest Mr.. Entwistls has IN fifteen
acres, and is preparing for 81 addition
Of six or seven acres more. Mr.. Alien,
=, F.ll city, has been making extensive
;mnrovemen.s 10 his mill near the falls,
pst,isg in a new turbin wheel, head
s.rew etc. Mr.. ]. G Jsnicke IS doing
tas work 1t. capacity is now IL 900
fee, ger day, and ys. is hardly able to
s,u,'Iy tho loca! demands for building
purposes. The Saoquslmie 10 a hne
region OF couptfy and Is not yet all
taken up.
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The American People.

No people iii the world suffer as much
With dyspepsia as 4 Americans. Although
years Of experience in medicine bad
failed to accomplish certain and sure
remedy for tits di,. as. and is fleets,
such az Sour Stomach, Heart burn.
Water brash, Sick Headache, Cositive>
ness. Palpltatiun f the Heart. Liver
Complaint. coming up f the food, low
spir's- general debility. etc. yet since
the introduction of GREENS AUoCsr
FLOWER We believe there is no case {
Dyspepsia that cannot be Immediately
relieved Thirty thousand dozen sold
last year without ore case of failure re-
ported Go to your Druggis; and get
q sample bottle for ten cents and try il
Two doses will relieve you Regular
size - cents.
CRANE & BINGHAM, Agents.
San Francisco.
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DEcogATioys--A number of our Cit
liens have commenced adjoining the
fronts Of their stores and saloons with
evergreens. h.gs, notices. etc. The
handsomest display We have seen. as
yet, Is the front OF Mr. Levy's cigar
stand. The principal device is a large
cartoon painted on canvas by Mr.. A.
W. Piper. and framed. representing a
base ball game. with Uucic S,m at the
bat. aud Johnny Bull pitching, wlile
"Old Sol mer cilossly pours his biaz-
ing rays down upon them. /, is quite
original. and tho genius of our artist -
at once manifest. On the awning above
is large eagle, also painted by MIR.
Piper. The front OF the saloon is COW
cred with shields. bearing the names OF
the various States and Territories, flags
and other handsome drapery. Last
night it was illuminated with paper
lanterns.
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METALLIC TnEAsuEEs.--Tho Tran 3

METALLIC TREAsUkEs.--Tho Tran :
eript states that Mr.. Chas. A. White
has just conllcted the survey of the
4.h standard parallel between townships
10 aud IL. across Ranges j aud & East.
This is IN Pierce county. on the skirts
Of the Cascade mountains. The line
closed about 20 miles northwest of the
summit Of Mount Rainier The region
travelled was agriculturally pc1r. bat
showed rich iii mineral ores-~par,lcu-
larry in coal aud iron. He also dis
covered. as he supposed. a iiue article
tf limestone. Specimens Of coal, seem
!ngly like anthracite, were sent 10 san
Francisco for analysis. Mr.. White
claims that the survey WAS gratuitouS
on his part. as the pay OF $40 per mile.
allowed by the government scarcely
covered actual expenses incurred. leav-
ing nothing for the labor
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RETCgNgD.-La.t evening W. G.
Jameson, car ert-rprisias iewcisr and
music dealer, returned from San Fran.
cisco, where ne1,as been for the last two
weeks perfecting business rrsrgements
and purchasing goods Tie informs us
that he has brought with him fine
stock of watches and jewelry, also will
receive on the Panama ria Victoria. a
tine stock of clocks aud fancy goods.
and per the ships Montana ard Oakland
fine assortment OF square aud upright
pianos, organs and sewing machines.
He also brought with him from San
Francisco a first class matchmaker and
jeweler. In about six weeks he will
receive from the Meriden Company fac
Tory in Connecticut. the finest of
silver ware aud table CUTLERY ever
opened outside Of San Francisco His
stationery department he will positive
~ close out IN the next 30 days
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
To-day Captain John S. Hill, admin
Is'ra'or Of the estate Of Sumner 3
:iiRcs. d c.s.se =. xii the folioxing
desrioed property: Tx south bali Il
lots number , ani 8, block 2, ia Ma
nard's pia.- This j.. contains front
age Of twenty feet on Corrmercial
street. running through tine entire
ieag'h OF the block, & al stance Of 25s
feet. also having water frontage Of
81 feet. L Pon this lot the store and
sinware shop Of Messrs. s P. Andrews
& Co j. situated. The north half of
lots ana 6, block .. ia Mayuard'.
plat. This IS the half 10, situated be-
tween tie stores sf Nessrs Andrews
and Jennings. Also lat No /. block
No 8. in Boron aud DeDny's addition.
HE foundry Of Messrs White & Ten
ny IL upoa this lot This property is
all ve = valuable AMI should comna al
gooi pris's
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The NISE.-The following are the
names of the nine selected to play
against the Victoria Base Ball Club to-
morrow. viz: Chase. Captain catcher
Wilson, pitcher; Warren. lst base
Snow. "a base, Corycll. 81 base; Trecn.
short stop; Ridge. left field; Crawford,
centre field; and Brisco. right field.
They have their ncx uniforms how,
which look quite handsome The uni
form consists Of cap of alternate blue
and white stripes. white flannel shirts,
dark blue flannel knee pants, red stock
Tugs and white canvas shoes
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WANTED 4 TABLE. On SATURDAY,
night four sailors from the bark MALAY
visited the New England Hotel and
while two Of them were taking n drink
at the bar the other two walked off
with card table. which WAS sitting
out on the sidewalk Upon missing the
table, the clerk. suspecting what had
become Of it, sent Chief Thorndyke af-
ter it. He discovered it on board the
Malay. with the four sailors busily en-
gagged playing cards thereon. ana i'm
mediately made them shoulder the ar
ticle AID carry il back to where they
had taken it from
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NEW Es0lsE.- Mr.. John Nation, OF
the Pacific Iron Works, Is constructing
a new upright engine, 1924. for the

the PACING IEDu W NiA@r - SSs'SA.o SsAs6
. new upright engine, 1924. for the
lesser. which boat Is to be sawed in
two aud made 20 feet longer and other
wise improved. The engine ia to be-
built with sn old cylinder valve, which
viii be different from any valve ever
made on the Sound before The engine
is nearly completed, and will be a fine
piece of machinery. Mr.. Nation also
has ia course Of construction two other
snail upright engines. each 6xl2,-one
for his machine shop. aud the other
for q little boat, 81 feet long and y
feet beam, which lies up on the beach
along side of his shop Besides the en-.
grne be is building for his shop, Mr
Nation has in course Of construction y
new boiler at Nr. Mckinley's boiler
shop, and he inten!s charging the
foor of his foundry and otherwise ma.
terially increasing the capacity of his
iron works.
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liiE AnvENr.-Altcaiy there are
eongresatsd near Wslla Walla about 20
persons of the sect who Relieve ,ba.
Sh,'st s-resrpesring in the person If a
hs'ie sou IT ". W Davis. bow four
wars 81 age, who lives near that city
o'aeFs are coming 10 Join them But
'''''s T. known of the sect. a 'hey live
IN lot ct houses built clos, together.
A'a1 Oh 40, "nelghhor" much with the
settlers asoaud them.
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WELL PUT.-The Star, in a very log
zeal editorial. urges that it would be-
better for our wealth producers to tarn
their attention more to farming and less
TO logging III view of the present pros
poets of the lumber aud grain markets
respectively
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-03

COLLECTION DAY 1t Wa. remark ed
yesterday that collections were some
what easier than for some months pre-
vious a sure indication that the money
msrke, is beginning already to respond
to the improving prospects Of the year.
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FILLING Cr.-- Every steamer brings
crowds Of people to our city from all
dire ctions. Most Of them come to par
ticipate i'll the celebration Tomorrow
When the Victoria steamers arrive. our
streets will be pretty well thronged
" IN visitors
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A Result.


SEATTLE, July 2, 1877.
Ed iSTELLIGEScEg;-Does il pav 10
advertise lost a pal, e gold trimmed
spect.cles that COS, sl2. advertised
them n the ISTELLIGENCER today.
ihey were returned 20 me by All homes.
Boy who found them on the street.
DR. ALvEEsoN
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HENDRICKS & CURTIS have just re-
ccived fine lot of Pumps, Force
Pumps, Deep Well Pumps. and Lift
Pumps. Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood. Gas and Water Pipes and Fit
tings; Pumps overhsuled; Saws Gum
med and Filed; and general job work
done. Prices way down.
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81 Young Georges "Alhambra Sa
LOOM on Mill street. is we'll stocked
with the finest liquors. and is being
put In splendid condition for the recep.
ton Of his Victoria friends. who will
attend the celebration here on our Ma
tional Holiday.
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Iy MIR Maple. of Lnwamish, offers
30 acres of hi, place for sale. The land
is well situated. on the railroad line,
and only about four or five miles from
the city. The consideration is very
low. oaly $50 per acre.
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a "hArcra COUNTY FARM NJ.
> Naihean, of Swinom,sh. has $50 acres
~ cats too IN farley. 40 in hay. and
a'e acres IN vegetables He employs
sa' men. ass horse power and ma
- a far as practicable. AMI
.a'tsaes ty steam. IL expects 10 have
: ~ll, besides seed. and winters feed
"s' $1,000 bushels 81 grain.
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DowN TO THE BED Rockville
way they have OF turning out men in
the Bed Rock Barber Shop is no trouble
to them. both chairs are full and Others
waiting. They do their work in the
very best style. To be shaved at the
Bed Rock is y luxury.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-03

SCHOONER SuSK.--Mr. James LAuk-
tree, rel or,s that en- her last trip down
non Seattle To the Orcas Island lime
quarry, the schooner Oreas. after stop.
ping At San Juan Islau / 10 land a pas.
sengeE. struck on rock and sunk.
The crew reached shore. and procured
Indian canoes with which they repaired
10 the wreck. and succeeded IN beach
my her. The captain hopes 10 get her
aaoat again without serious loss The
cargo. which was lost. consisted Of
about $500 worth If m.re hsndisc from
Seattle
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TIE TARGETS. -- Mess Pike &
Smith wal! to-day paint the iron tar
ge's io- the rifle match. The size of
The ooo-y yard range target is SIX feet
square. whole diameter of outside black
circle. "a inches: inner white aud black
clteie. u inches. center re,l circle, s.
Inches. bulls eye. white. ~ inches
The 100 and 500 yard targets will Ice
sxo iest square. whole diameter circle.
white and black. i6 inches. center. red.
20 iaohes: bulls eye. white, s.nches
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.-ss- The Annie Stewart is running
on the route between here and Olympic
in place of tie Otter. which is laid up
for repairs.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates an Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to aud from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle, w. T.
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u Il. COAL MINES There are about
50 miners At work IN the Bellinghsm
output Is shout - tons
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New CirY.-Mr. Amos Bowman.
him OF the wooden track railroad. has
become Interested in the townsite at
Ship Harbor. Fidalgo Island. and has
gone there t. lay out the broad aud
shady avenues of city Transcript
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BRANCHING OUr.-The enterprising
.irm Of Chilbcrg Bros. Of this city, pur
pos Starting u branch store at Tacom,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-03

.fs- The /. ) Coast Survey schooner
Yukon came in Yesterday from short
cruise up the Sound
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-03

VACATION Prof. lngraLsm's school
will close on Friday next till the first
Monday in September.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-03

.fg- Mr. Williamson Is putting fnw
condenser into the tug favorite
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-03
Council Proceedings.

SEATTLE. jay -. 1877.
The Common Council ust pursuant
Ia Adjournment Mayer Weed IN the
char. Ioauci, men pvcSept Msssrs
Bell, Matthias heuEcy AMI Hall.
Mluatts Il the prev..'us meeting
r.-ad a',. approved
Ordinance Ne 40 coming up for
passage. she yeas and nays being called.
yeas - Be-. Matthias ani keuaey nays
none. Carried
ga mo1son Coaucil adjourned
u ( WHEgLER. Cl,y Clerk
Neg BosToN BROWN BREAD 81 SSH
day morning :; tie EarskA kakery
PVAg Mocha Coffrc fer sale cheap at
Ch,lhsr: Bros,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-03

So The Zephyr goes t. Snohosnish
ss'''''s lay morning - as 10 give all
''oe 10 attend The tvis hrstioa there.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-03

fefAfoEs Messr> Marshall /
"e'iF fecv'vs>i lt0 ba>hel> Of duc
fSAea'eia~ potatoes from n,.a <, ness
:.aes'sriay by ,ae s'oop Cn.iine. which
ses have ioE sac AZ their store Oh
.a 's Bafueits wharf They also
ps'Fl'si 80 bushels II hne potatoes L.
' 1a'ab!e yesterday bs the Yakima
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-03-08

Gov. Tilden writes a letter to
the Hon. Francis Herman, in
which he protests against any
arrangement by investigating
committees to suppress an in
quiry into his bank account, and
the bank account of others, who
have been accused, of furnishing
money for election purposes
He is willing to testify and to
have his account examined. He
AYERS that he gave no money in
aid of the Oregon election or the
return. This manly letter is
creditable to Gov. Tilden, while
it places those who are defraud-
ing and accusing him, in an IN
pleasant light.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-03-08

A number of practical work
men from Observation-Disclosures
to establish this Spring a cotton
factory at Columbus, Ga, for
special lines of goods. That city
has already $1,000 spindles, but
the facilities are by no means
exhausted; the raw material is
close at hand and abundant, and
Yankee enterprise should, and
doubtless will, find the field a
very encouraging one.