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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-18

NEW MILL.-Capt. Renton is in ex-
celleut spirits over the way in which
tho new year is opening. and is getting
matters shaped all ready to begin
the construction Of new mill at Port
Blskely. 1t will be located adjoining
the old one, the foundstion being al
ready prepared by driving piles. Most
Of the engines and machinery for the
new mill have already been received
from San Francisco, aud in couple of
months Blskely will be next to Port
Gamble. il not ahead of it. There is
also probability that new and pow
erful tug will be built by the Blakely
Company during the present year.
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DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Friday, Jan. 10. 1878.

DID NOT CONE OFF.-Thcre being
no audience last night, Mr.. shepard's
concert did not take place, a. adver-
tised, aud he leaves for Portland this
morning. We doubt very much if any
one man can fill Yesler's Hall, no mat
tor what his talent may be, at one dol
lar per head. Times are hard, money
is scarce, and most people have need Of
all the coin they can get to pay the
baker and the butcher. Hence. we
doubt If either Rubenstein or Wienaw-
ski, alone. could draw paying house in
Seattle ct this time. For our own part,
we never went much on these spiritual
mediums, but there are those in our
midst who have great faith in them;
hence we cannot help thinking Mr..
Shepard should have been better patron
lied by that class, especially as he has
letters from several, who did not attend
his concert. soliciting him to give en-
tsrtainnents here. The mere fact that
he did not draw crushing houses
amounts to but little. We have seen
James Wsllack play his greatest char
acter-the Iron Mask-to empty seats,
hut that made him none the less . great
actor, in oar opinion.
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BIZ THE CAR LoAD.-By their sdver-
tiseinent In another column i. will be
seen that the firm Of Crawford & Har-
rington. who never do anything by
halves but are wholesalers in fact. have
jas. received from the East whole car
load OF heavy aud light wagons. msde
expressly for Puget Sound per their
order by the celebrated manu-
facfurers. Fish It Co, of Racine, Wis
cousin. This, in every respect, superior
manufacture, Messrs. Crawford Sc Har-
rington are enabled TO place upon the
market at prices defying the compe-
tition of either San Francisco or Port
land.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. - Th

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. - The
Board of Trustees of the Insane Asy-
lum, a. will be seen by their advertise
msnt in another column Of this paper -
which was ordered to be published by
them in the INTELLIGENCER. owing to
it's having tho largest circulation of any
newspaper in this Territory--give no.
tice that they will, on the 10th day Of
February, receive sealed proposals for
furnishing three months supplies for
the hospital. The contract for sup
plies is very large one. but bids will
be received for all or any portion of the
articles specified in the advertisement,
to which we refer parties Interested for
further informatior.
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ASYLUM MATTERS.

ASYLUM MATTERS. - Our fellow
townsman. NJ. 3. Booth, who with
Msssrs. Geo. B. Handle and T. l. Nc
Kcnney, is one of tile Board of Trustees
Of the Territorial Hospital for the
keeping of the Insane, returned home
on Wednesday hight from Steilacoom.
Tho old Board surrendered the institu-
ton and all of its affairs into their
hands. Everything there now is
going along smoothly and tue buildings
and grounds are reported to be in ex-
cellent order. There sre seventy-two
patients in the asylum at present. Tie
Board will meet every month GU the
10th. except when that day comes on
Sunday. in which case they meet on the
following Monday.
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WHATcoM COUNTY. The Bellingham

WHATcoM COUNTY.-The Bellinghsm
Bay Coal Co. are closing out their ex-
tcnsive stock Of merchandise at great
bargains; also seven fine mules. :. The
Mail says that the Clerks offics Of tue
District Court will be open for business
on or about the 10th of next month
.. Some dozen settlers have arrived
at Sehome and intend taking up farms
on the Nookssck river ;. "A boom of
logs was abandoned. near Deception
pass by tug on account Of heavy
weather, and the Tacoma will he sent
down to tow it up to the mill.
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HAVING removed irum Cherry street
tn the Elephant store room, on Front
street, | wish to announce to my old
patrons and all others. that am still
alive and always ready to wait on all
my customers In q business manner, by
selling groceries cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere in Seattle. Give NE
a call one and all. and convince your
selysobf my low prices. Goods deliv-
cred to all parts of the city free of
charge. I. LYLE.
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HEARD From. The ship Pilgrim,

HEARD From. The ship Pilgrim,
which was recently injured in crossing
the Columbia river bar. has arrived at
San Francisco and unloaded her cargo,
preparatory to going into the dry dock
for repairs. About one third of her
cargo is so damaged by salt water as to
be unfit for reshipment. and will be
sold to feed hogs. On hearing of this
NE pigs ON the Potrero held a mass
meeting and gave three cheers for the
Columbia river bar.
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COAL MATTERs.-The bark Montana
Is taking on screenings, and the Azure

ola is Io,ding with c6srsc coal. Hence
the latter vessel is liable to get off be-
fore the Montana, though she was the
last under the chutes. The ship FL
Dorado can hardly be said to be due.
from the fact that the big squsre-rig-
gers all stand pretty well of shore,
while the schooners and barkentincs
keep close TO the line of the coast, and
ssil probably four hundred miles less
than the large vessels. 30 we look for
the FL Dorado to come along about Fri
day or Saturday. IN q depressed mar
kst like that which prevails at present.
the Company ship no more coal than
is absolutely necessary to enable them
to keep up their connections and retain
the hold upon the trade that they have
already gained.
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Good LIVING. For Il town that is
not situated in the heart Of bunch.
grass region, Seattle has Is good mar,
kets as sny other place in America. In
ramble about the markets yesterday
we Jaw five cArcasses Of mutton that
exceeded seventy pounds. and three
that overran eighty; two hogs weighing
462 and S78 respectively; and several
sides OF beef that exceeded three hum
dred pounds. And this. to borrow the
language Of Hon. 3. \. Cox, is "why
We laugh"
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SRNT UP.-William 0ibbon, charged
with smuggling opium ON the Dakota.
wss taken before U. s. Commissioner
". h. Andrews. who. fixed his bail at
N.OOO. Failing to procure this, he
languishes in the "skookum house"
The "decllne ans! fall" Of this gentle
man 10 owing to the unconquerable ap-
petite OF the "Heathen Chinee" for that
seductive drug which makes his dream
OF hogs with long tails like alligators
and t0m-cats. with horns six feet high
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On TRIAL.-The suit of Frieier;ch-
sen against Hanson. Ackersoa & Co.,
pfopnetcrs Of the Tacoms Mills. for
ood.'y injuries received by plaintiff
soile employed in the mill IT the de-
t.ndants. is on trial in the District
Court now in session at Steilacoom.
dollars.
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FOUND A REST. = Mrs. Stephens,
mother of Mrs. e. b. shattuck of .h;.
city. who Vas stricken down with par
aiysi: about i've months ago. has lin.
gered along ever since in a barely cen.
sc'ous condition until yesterday, when
death put an end to her suffsrings. She
was seventy-fivs years Of age. Her
funeral Wall take psac, tomorrow ct
ten o'clock A. n.
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CAuGHr.-L. 4. Holman, who at
.empted the assassination Of his wife
near Wallula last October. has been ar
rested at Sacramento and awaits Govcr-
nor Ferry's reQuisition to he brought
back there for trial. Tue crime was
an atrocioas one and he deserves to be
dealt with in the severest manner.
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CHURCH SoCIADLE.-The collections
in cid Of Trinity Church ut the socisble
on Wednesday uight, at the residence
Of Mrs w. A. Jennings, amounted to
twenty dollars. The musical entertain
ment produced on that occasion was Of
the most enjoyable character, as might
have been expected.
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FROM HONoLULu.-From the Adrer-
tiser We learn that the following Ameri-
can vessels were in that port on the
18th ult. United States flagship PEN
racola; the barkcntine Monitor. from
Port Townsend; the brig w. H. Meyer;
and the bark Jenny Pitts. en- route from
New Bedford with cargo of oil, in a
leaky condition.
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A CHANGE The mail contract up-
der which the California is now run
ming frora Portland to Sitka will ex-
pire in June, and then Port Townsend
will be the starting point for the mails.
This will make . difference of at least
siAts thousand dollars per year in favor
OF Puget Sound ports.
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DiPnrHERIA.-This disease appears
70 be more virulcnt in Eastern Oregon
and the river portion Of this Territory
than an Puget Sound. On Birch
Greek. UmatillA county. five children
Of R. +. Ogle died within week. At
Walla Wa!ls. two Of DIR. d. 8. Bakers
children died last week after brief
Illness. 1t the streets Of Walla Walla
srs half as dirty - the local papers
wonid have us believe. we only wonder
that there u not more diphtheris there.
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The NORTHERN PAcIFIc.-Samuel
Wilkeson, Jr.. Of New Tacoma, son of
the Secretary of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Co. has received telegram
from his father to the effect that as
soon as the weather will permit. the
work OF extending the Puyallup branch
across the mountains will be COM
menced aud contracts let for the con-
struction Of forty miles this year.
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foR SKAel1.-A great deal Of freight
Tor this locality is now being sent from
'a's place. The steamer Fanny Lake
vent down yesterday with full load.
and to-day the wsnat takes down as
much more. There will evidently be
nve'y times along that river next sum.
mer.
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- At the Tivoli Beer Hall, Occi-
dental Square. they have Boca. Stella
COON. Muckilteo, and SmeIg's Lager
Beer on drsueht; and the celebrated
Budweiser, Milwaukee, and St. Louis
Lager Beer in pint and quart bottles
Also, all kinds of lunches to order.
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EUROPEAN DRArrs.-Drxfls issue;
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russias France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets TO and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle. w. T.
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H-one hundred years ago right
now. one g. Washington. who was
then camping around Valley Forge.
had Ia do some tall rustiing for
his hash. There WAS no Centennial
with clans free in those days.
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A. MACINTOSH,
Notary Public and C0nvcyanccr,
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

Has . complete Abssrsst Of Title 70 AZ LAnd:
On King Coun.y. wili sttend 70 see p1scsess -
s1trntscu paid 10 Tr.nsfsr Of 1sel kseeep -
Paymsnt Of Taxes. Psaruaags solaeassd - sans-
fsctioa guaranteed
O6Rcs a MlIl stzsst. nessiy cyvoase - Ve
e6fensal Hs(<l.-
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fosrPoNED.-The Odd Fellows cere.
%oay Of inangurating . lodge 1t New
1seonA has bssn postponed Till next
wsek.
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N0BoBY has found Charley Ross yet.
but everybody has found the best place
in Seattle to get Oystsrs--at Piper's. OF
course.
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HOr BosroS BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning OF the Eureka Bakery.
Leave your orders for delivery during
the week.
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ROOMS TO LET.

TorNELY FURNBHED ROOMS TO LET
Il with or without Board. TO responsible par
ties.
For psxsicslas apply 1t the rssidsncs q
rsous ssssss, between Madison and sysins
streets.
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PURE SWEET CIDER FOR sale al
Chilberg Brothers.
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tre insurance ASSOCIATION,
OFFER FOR SALE TO THE TRADE ONLY
TENNENTS ALE, Pints and OTIS.
BASS ALE a"
GUINNESS PORTER, "
HENNESSEY BRANDY in De-
taves, and l, 9 and 3 star in
case.
MARTELL BRANDY in Octaves,
and l, 2 and 3 star in case.
OTARD DUPUY BRANDY in De-
tayes and case.
CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY
in Octaves.
SCOTCH WHISKY in case and
bulk.
IRISH WHIAKY in case and bulk.
CHAMPAGNE
Chas. Fare, in pints and quarts;
Landsberger's California, I'M
perial, and Private Cuvee, in
pints and quarts.
SHERRY-Finest Old Golden, Old
Carney; and California, In case
and bulk.
PORT-Imported and California IN
case and bulk.
BOURBON WHISTLES Hotal-
iug's genuine j. b. Cutter in
case and bulk; White House,
Universal, Miller, etc. etc.
TOBACCO-Plug, Graduated and
Long Cut.
CIGARS-The Largest Stock and
Best Assortment on Puget
Sound.
e. We are the only house IN
Washington Territory shipping furs
direct to London, England, aud are
paying the highest cash prices;
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POST OrFICE NOrICh.,

DosT OFFICE NOTfck--rnE foREiGS NAILS
Il tor rhe week ending Saturday. August a. 1873 will
close at this Office on tuesday Al "A NJ for Europe ~
steamship City Of New yors via oueenstown; wednes
dav. A. ". Tor Europe, by steam -hfp Algeria, via
ecrespoodence for france 10 he srded
by th. steamer mnst he specially sdfresssd md At A.
NJ for France direct by steamship Labrador via Hsvre
on Thursday. 30 NJ for Europe by steamship city
OF cheucr via Qucenstown for Germany
and France to be forwarded BY this steamer he
specially addres.ed aud ~ ~ NJ Tor Europe by steam
stp Wieiand. via Ply mouth Chcrbourg aud Hamburg:
ss,utday st 30 A. NJ Tor Europe, by steamship Al
riatc via Queenstown tcor~rpondence for and
scotland to 20 for~hrded BY this steamer be specially
addressed aud st6 NJ for scotland direct by Steamship
Dtvonis. via glasgow. ami ~ 80 A. NJ for by
teamship Rheip. via sonthampton aud Bremen. The
steamships city Of New York. Aigens Cy OF Chester aud
Adratc do not take mails for Denmark sweden Nor-
The mails Tor hay Savsniiis, &C. should leave
New York Jav 30 fhe mails tor Aspnwall aud South
Pacific ports leave New YORK July 81 The m.iis tor the
West Indies via Bernuda st. Thomas, also via II -
vans and 81 Thomas leave New York August l. Tbs
mails FOE CHINA and Japan lcsyo san Fsncscc Angus. is
Yon ossrsa nav Yonx, JAY "a. is7a
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
asRALD BRANCH OFFICE. ,2e5 BHoAADwAY.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sALEs OF FAPERs.


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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES--l2rH PASE-Sd col.
SPECIAL NOrICES--lsr PAGE LIST and I'd coils
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOSES-rsf PAoD-4sh
col. q
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UNFuSNIsHKD Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
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NANTHo TO PURCiIASE-2p PAGE--2d col.
WAgCHE>. JEWELRY, &c-12TH PAGE-bth col.
YACHTS. STEAM BOATS, &C.-lUTn PAGK-5ih col.
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THE TURF.

SARAT0GA RACEs.-6RDERs EEcEivED FOR
hDFrench Combination. straight, &c. ITO Broadway
evenings; No. Barclay st. day; tickets 81;
T,ATTERSALLis TURF AGENCY, lbs BROADWAY
Combination. Straight and Place Books day
nil events; the longest odds McDouGALL.
'rNATTRRsALL's TURF AGENCY I225 BROAD
wayOrdsrs received for French; pay same as At sara
toga. MCDOUGALL
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lASsssssS3SE feg BRED AMP yss sPs3Es sSzSSSs
kSskow s1FHsp sFIIs ISL p s sod
THE PRIVATE REsIDENC zee 70 IRVING PLACE,
hands years old got by Almort by Aexsnder's Abdni
iah. by George NJ Patchcn. second dam by Guy Mil
ler bv old Hambetonian: ne, 10 enc OF the rpeediest
2 rs 80 psrfsctty Kind time and
handsome bay trotting Gelding VICTOR, l5M hands.
years old; Conkiin's AOdallsh Che OF the
Cassius NJ. Clay. grandism the Jssss Hawiey mare;
Victor trot In 225 BETTER and has had hut
little fast work and is as game roadstsr as lives
I52s hands, years old got by Clarion OF hamble
tonian. dam Starlight. by American Star, pranddam
fast trotng mare. stella in = 30
and kind The last brown frot,ns Mare ASHLAND
MAID, l5 hands high years old Kot by Ashland dam
Miss Low, Rcdeye, san OF Boston, GRANDEUR Evening"
by imported Trustee; this mare Is OF the fastest o
ting that roads, she trotted in
Monmouth Park In s3 20 :as 23l and a:27, beat
Emy; she beat her record and
ransed sound and kind Beautiful and fast brown
little NJ D. ioaled In 1874 got by Despatch, dam
the spark mare that could pace mile In Maud l. rs
iivcs she trot In 40 and
pace inside OF 20 warranted SOUND aud Kind Brown
Eelains srARLiShr gos By american star Sso, bay
grxnddam Snolk Queen by Encneer no can tros IN ~
and Is warranted sound and Kind
Very tine bay Gelding. l5h hands wears old got by
Phil sheridan he by Young columbus, dam by Toronto
Chief second dam BY CassIus cIiy JE very speedy
chn in 400 ranted sound and kind Also ele
giant extension top Park Ph.eton top road Wagon top
Road Harness. one elegant set OF silver mouated Coach
Harnrss, ono Portland Gutter. tiankets Robes, &c,
nav 70 AZ RpsIiyE GHS q sklT ~ 70 sT9SK
OF SALE, AT STA BILE AS ABOVE.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
Ar BARKER & sons.
ACITY AUCTION MART AND n. Y. rArTEhsALLS,
CORNER OF Broadway and 39tI st.,
CHARLES ". BARKER, AUCTloNEER
hEoULAk SALES every wsdnesday and Saturday

l1ClTf AUCIION MAXI AND n. \.
CORNER OF Broadway and 39th ST.,
CHARLES ". BARKER. AUCTIONEER
REGULAR SALES every Wednesday and Saturday.
rwENTy-roUR hours allowed for trial
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
LOT OF Double and Siurie Harness.
LARGE NUMBER of 70 d Wagons Phaetons, Carria-
Cos. Depot, Express and business Wagons, &C.
THE FOLLOWING two Horses. tho property OF FAM
Roam Cob i51s high years old extra action; been
used MS wheeler: Warranted sound; also
BAY Mare l5t@ high, year: od extraordin nigh
SADDLE: warranted sound and kind
FAMILY OUTFIT. consisting ct = stylish bay Geld
Ing, l5A high. years old warranted sound and kind :;
also Dog Cart with top, by Wood rothers; Harness
a GRAND, htshbred rrsy Trotting Colt l5I high. S
years old: promsing urtraned can already show
3a5o stop; warranted sound ant kind. -
THE BAY Trottng Mare Lady OAKLEY io,s nigh.
ROAD ESTABLISH MkNT, consisting OF an elegant bay
Trotting G~ding 1915 high, years old: uacqualled In
drive or appearance hal trotted warranted sound
and kind Also top sde-bar Road wagon oy sroo"e S.
EXTR AoRDiSXRY FINE BLACK coupe or match Horse.
15.3h high old extra knee action and styc can
trot in 80 warranted SOUND and kind
VERY DESIRABLE hay family or Road Geding, lo}s
high. d years old; warranted sound and Kind
ELEGANT COMBINED sorrei, saddle and harne cas-
Horse. l5 high years od superb saddler; Cues all
gas; elegant in harness; warranted sorna and kind
A BEAUTIFUL brown Mare, with heavy flowing name
and tall 1917 high yenrs old; splendid driver; has
three mnutes warranted sound and kinds also
PAIR OF handsome brown GeldinGs. 10 high. years
old the road In exstence can trot
mile In 3:I5; warranted sound and KIND.
PAIR OF blocky built bay Ceilings, 1871 high years
and kind y -
SUPERB CART, by Brewster. OF Broome st.
TnIRTY-ONE other Horses for all purposes
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
Rnos tuone Ionn rounk ofw eatho
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~. draw. July 81 c,Pl;. Pic: $4,000. =, 500
One F FL: 1000
' CLUE 90. Banker. 900 Broadway.
:. a1s.s s54Sn sssLE NUMBER
csai.slg PRISE $1,000 600
S p;i:: Ps prize: 81 t::ss'
rAxx wf ssts ss; q r ssaR Rs S Broadway
ss s q tick :. . in S,s Ss;Tss attached
TSGls sEAHh 44ss5SEE 5ysf bStLAn
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6 slfTE re- Prize " D s.So JULY 81
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JACKSON co. bankers. ~ Nassau 81, near Fulton
SITE y. To o BE PEsws JULY 81
KENTUCKY s&sE 4 iprf Il Blk DAILY
OPEN Ky tSsfs;i 8 Hi i + 3 9 O'CLOCK
II COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION co.
DRAWS THIS DAY, JULY 81.
ONLY A FEW TIoKErs LEFT.
SALES STOP AT II O'CLOCK.
NEARLY a,ooo PRIZES. sils,4oo CASH
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
$4,000 FOR s. $4,000 FOR ST.
FULL LIST PUBLISHED In THIS PAPER.
TICKETS ONLY 81 HALVES ONLY 81
JACKSON CO.. BANKERS.
GENERAL AGENTS. 81 NASSAU ST.
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DESPATCH
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70 ps.s Vi ro w pe.;:, come july al
but telegraph n'"0'' f. s5ss; Secretary.
Views v0as a ss.ss .h.ir
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az u-coMMoNwEsLrH PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
n. coMrASY d.:y. -. n Public LIBRARY Hall
I'ss Buy ssisss only few .iss:s pr hand b.
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Or sfi Pss
$1,000 CAPITAL bIi.s. $4,000, $1,000 5000 A. (;
In II 4 s sss sss Ys:S Or
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private psriors BSsdwsy from a NJ until
T. - ''A'D B. NATHAN. 1871 aud sss Broadway.
MANS MISSION ON RAKrH.-A THOROUGH MEDI-
& II swsny
sorvston and proes. prsccs showing the
and sound conditions health impaired BY
and Of the mean" By which they can he rsmovsd BY mail
or an. N
MARBLE MANTELs AND MONUMENTS CHEAPER
1than ever. A. KLABER ls4 East lstn ST.. Sd
METROPoLITAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-31
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