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n X. ROBINSON d CO.,
BANKERS i BROK ERS
N. T.. Cor. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

toR SALR.-$bO0 Masonic Han Bond.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stoch
bought and sold on commission. Every faci
ity Afforded for persons To sell or invest 1
stocks or bonds. iobxl-ly
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BARGAINS AT 1909 MARK EFT STREET.
- Dried beef II cts. d., sugar Q, 7, y, 9 and
10 cts. b., excellent coffee Is cts, teasiitings
IL cts. h., best tomatoes Q cts. can, 8 bs. rails
ms rs cts, corn 10 cts. can. This Is no sOa ed
bs. mince meat 25 cts, 4 bs. rice rs cents,
bs. A butter rs cts, dried cherries ~ cents,
dried apples 8 cts, S lbs. buckwheat rs cents,
good table butter 20 cts, mackercl 10 cents a
dozen, mackerel IL cts. dozen, excellent -four
$3.50 per Dbl, excellent flour 10 cents for %
Ds. Don't forget TAOS. M. WEIR,
1909 Market street.
Our honey drps ut Is cts. o quart takes
down Wilmington jn3l.3t e-c.d.2w
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d. Bile SALE.-WiIi be sold at pubic
i sale at the residence OF the subscriber
near Glasgow, Pencader Hundred; on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. 1872


at 10 o'clock. a. m.
Eight head OF horse. one bay horse, Frank,
good road or work horse, brown mare, Kate,
with iOal, black horse. good worker, ! brown
mare. Nelly, good work Or road mare, sorrell
colt, comm tour years Old, kind and gentle,
black colt coming four years old kind. in
all harness; colts, ono conf ng two years old
ana one coming one year old; = head n
VI cattle, four fresh cows and four fT2I
coming IN prOtit; yoke Of oxen well An
broken: pair VI young steers, bulls, one
coming years old. one coming! years old,
and one coming year old heier, farm
wagon family carriage nearly new, ! York
wagon, horse rake, vehicle, grain fan
corn shclIer, ! cutting box in good order,
Buck Eye Mower in good order, plows.
harrUwS, cultiyatOrs. spades, hoes, forks,
Moving Cradle, brlcr scythc, hay knife, ! set
OF stag" harness, sets Of carriage harness,
sets Of piOw gears, lot Of grain bags, = churna
one barrel churn, pam, butter tub. a great
many other articles too mum erous to men
ton.
CONDITIONS ALL under SO cash, all over
that a credit VI ten months will be given to
the purcher giving II bankable note with APP
proved endorser ROBERT REED.
W. J. LANK. Auct Jan30,2tw
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NNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
~ ClATiON.-3oO Shares OF New Series
Stock will DO issued by this prosperous asso-
citation, February II. Payments can DO made
at any time. New Stock gained last year
~ "a per share. J. +, PIERCE, Sec'y,
jn2Seod-tf COL Shipley street, first tioor
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- I BLU ohIE.- 10 sell out /
j shall expose to public auction at my
'tab bic in Newport. Del, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th,
at o'clock, y. IN.
Two mares, Lizzie. - hands nigh, o years
old, sorrell in color, fine style and action, can
trJt a mile on the road In less than minutes,
and Tor driver none can excel her, being
quiet and sale for awOman to drive.
No2 Black mare Lilly, Az hands high,
finest style you could wish Tor, being good
driver sound and gentle, and with as good
bottom a. any other4 years old
/ buffalo robe, 2hOrse blankets, 8 spreads,
pair hand holds, carriage pole good as new,
made by Rogers OF PhiIadeph collar and
harness. 2 halters, halter strap. ! police
boot, = pair grabbing and 2 pair knee boots,
pair specd balls, Side Il Foe weights, Jenny
Lind body, ! show case. writing desk, gpair
scales. stove, and other articles useless to
mention.
TBRMs,All sums Of $50 and under cash,
over thai amount II credit Of ninety days by
giving a~OOd security on n bankable note.
ATWOOD u. LYMAN
l. ". STlDHAM n son, Auct's.
u29-ltwSd'
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DlvIDENES.; w,o.r n.,,o,., n,xx
NHwPoRT, Dbl january, 1879.
AT a meeting OF the Board of directors held
this day, Dividend OF TOUR az per cent. was
declared from the profits ofthe last six months
jos. W. II. WATSON.
lnl5-2twdd Cashier.
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NUTlCE.-A meeting OF the creditors of
~ Gavin Thomson a Co. will be held a /
their office, South Market street, on Tuesday,
February 4th, a. O'Clock, p. NJ. Allpersons
having claims against the above firm are re.
quested TO be present.
ieb3lt GAVIN THOMPSON b co.
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NOTICE is hereby given that Philemma
~ Chandler has this day made general
assignment to the undersigned OF all his
property for the bencrt OF his creditors.
EDWARD DARLINGTON, Assignee.
Fourth and Market streets.
WILMINGTON, DEL, January 18th, lS7g.-l2t
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NOTICE.-l hereby give notice that l
IN shall prefer q petition to the General
Assembly OF the State Of Delaware at its pres.
ent session, praying the passage OF an act to
divorce me and my husband, Joseph ). Davis,
from the bond OF matrimony.
SUSAN J. DAVIS.
Wilmington. Del, Jan. 20. 1879 in2O-lm
NITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOC
~ CIATlON.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the above association will be
for the election oi officers and directors, and
reception OF the annual report Attest:
fbl-a J. l.. PIERCE, Sec'y.
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DARE CHANCE.-Where man with
~ capital Of $500 can make $500 year.
Gall at the Washington Hotel and be con
vinced of the fact, No humbug. blasts
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TDAL AND WOOD,
HARCOAL. PLASTER AND CEMENT
AND BEST QUALITY FIRE BRICK
JOHN H.TURNER,
Water 81. bet. ing and French SITS
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Spring, Locust, and Broad Mountain and
Leigh. Blacn Heath and Schuylkil coal o
all sizes and Of superior quality. Pine and
Oak wood, Calcinel Plaster and cement and
Charcoal, wholesale and retail.
have also patent wagon, improved plan
or putting coal Into cellars clear OF dirt
VIARM FOR RENT.-In Brandywine II
I dred, siyty.five acres, five miles to vii
mineton, twolmiles to Holy Oak Station, three
miles from Claymont, near frubb's Gross
Roads, variety Fruit Trees. Stone Barn,
Stone Spring House, Stone Wagon house.
Apply to THOMAS RAMBO. inl.3td.2tw
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A RrlSANS SAVINGS BANK-Ths An
"A nual meeting Of members will be held
at the Treasurer's office, on Tuesday. Feb II.
1879, between the hours OF 10 and II o'clock, IA.
IN, for the election Of thirteen managers to
serve Tor the ensuing year.
ibl.tm +. r. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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NUTICE.-The Mutual Loan Association
IN now offers new stock for sale. The first
payment may be made any time. Apply "
GEORGE. MARKS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Once COL Shipley street, Second story.
ln23.lm
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NOTlCE.-All persons are forbidden TO
AN trust any one on our account with
out written order from US. GEORGE W.
d SONS. Inll.tf
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NOTlCE.-The undersigned having lost or
IN mislaid q deposit book in the Whining.
ton Saving Fund, notice Is hereby given that
application has been made Tor new book.
FLORA FAUSCE1T, Trustee for
ln2S.ib3 l03tdt WILLIAM FAUSCETT.
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Elliott, johnson E. CT

WILWINFTTJN, DEL.J
Offer for,salelU. 3. 4 per cent. Bonds at U
rent Rates.
We would call the attention Of invest.
and corporations to the rapidly with viii
the 6-2o's are now being called, and the
STABILITY of exchanging them while p
MUM can be obtained,
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lUIhl f'Jv. JoS ~
Evan Rice. Cashier Of The National Bank
OF Wilmington aud Brand wne, do -O,cmnly
swear that the above statement is true. to the
best of my knowledge and belief,
+. RICE, Cashier.
State Of Delaware, County Of New Castle:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this first
day Of January. 1879. II. =. RTMFORD.
Notary Public
tOrrect-Attest:
JAMES MORROW
GEORGE W. SPARKS, directors.
WASHINGTON JONES,
ln2y 81
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NOTlCE.-lw will hali-sole and heel boots
IN and shoes for 81 per pair, and do other
mendng ut low rates. ut 2l6 Shipley street.
JOSEPH INGRAM. lnl+lmd
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~ INSCRIPTIONS FOR THE UNITED
y states four per cent. loan received at the
First National Bank Of Wilmington ut par
and accrued interest.
GEO. b. ARMSTRONG;,
fn2+lm Cashier.
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ID EPORT OFTHE CONDITION OF II +
IL NATIONAL BANK OF WHINING

TON AND BRANDY WINE, at Wilmington.
IN the State OF Delaware. at the close Of busl.
moss on tho rirst day of January, 1879.
RESOURCES
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DE BLIt SAIL


PERSONAL PROPERTY.
= The subscriber. Mil Greek Hundred
New Castle County, Delaware. will eel! at
Public Sale H his residence, - mile south
of SSuthwUOl station, the Lime Stone
70 Road, known as the Mclntlre farm,
~ y THURSDAY, FEBRt AIRY 9TH, 1S-g
atone O'Clock. ,. H..
N ~ following stock: horses year. Old.
->S - ~ worker and drivers good II yss
=. horse, : good COWS, I!n profit. ~
IN & ~ calf by her side, and one spriuVEg %
&Nh " = ma ISPLEMESTS--Jnc jaeger WaE-
HH ~ g. IS -esher horse power and shaker. ] Hay
Hpe;l - 3 ~ use by hand or horse power, set Of
rAA ~ - Srness, 2 sets Of Pillow Harness, Oats
!! I'm so / o. es by the bushcl.
STg1REI1Ss H1nat a. , laHs HpeNe ti
f1La1 I&StSS4 rtices not herein enumerated.
itISsk 1879 $AS y No postponement on account
ByIg ISS % * a. 6SydtOna will DC made known
EApc /r;,F 8 tScS $50 VIM T. DAVIS
)eG1r s ~ - g y g. ~, Auctioneer In23-2t
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reservation, and this effactually places
him in iull command of all the tribes
northwest OF that point. The Secretary
of the Interior has given Moses ali the
land he asked for, and added as much
more. They are garden and pastoral
lands, aEd not adapted tn grain cult
vation. There are no persons in this
valley bat approve of the grant, and no
one who is q. al urprej udiced tina.
does not admit rs entire fairness AMI
justice.
Details of six companies Of cavalry
will leave today. with fifteen days "a
tions, to attend Gen. Howard and Gov.
Ferry a. tho Lake Chellan council, and
to reconnoiter the intervening land sites
and cross trails
Yesterday, Sabbath neon, Episcopal
service was held in the cavalry camp,
at which Gov. Ferry read the lessons
OF the day and Gen. Howard discoursed
on the duties Of life. The meeting was
largely attended by our citizens. aud
was very Impressiv. and opportune.
The congregation was medley of men
and women from every race, trioe and
tongue-it was type of the "great
gathering Of the people at the coming
Of the Lord" Indians and soldiers,
Mexicans and negroes. thoroughbred
and halt-hreed. meeting on the level to
part on the square. all besoeching the
Lord OF hosts to give more light and
less prejudice, less greed, less oppres-
sion, ard less hatred Of each ether.
The echo. responsive from on high to
every heart, was: Let Us all do good
unto each other. that good may come
unto every one Of u.s."
Peter Void is taking negotiable notes
on quite large subscription to keep
open all winter the Snoqualmie Pass
trail. and he will succeed without a
mass meeting. Business men over here
believe in doing, and den: go cent OF
schoolboy speeches or female seminary
essays on what they fought to do"
Gif. of gold coin is mere practical than
gitt-of-gab clatter, ard builds more
useful roads aud improvements. and it
would be we'll if Seattleites would profit
by this gentle hint from
SHY Low
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

PORT townsend. June Las,
week two men named John Nickel. and
Vim Ward, working st Delanty's camp,
Pischt river. were struck by falling
tree. Nickels was injured internally
Ward has his leg broken. 1, is
feared that Nickels' Injuries will prove
fatal.
Deputy Collector Briggs will leave
on tie California tomorrow TO visi.
Si.ka.
British gunbost Osprey is expected
here tomorrow from Victoria. She
will probably visit Seattle and other
ports on the Sound before her return.
Bark Mary Glover completed her
cargo of piles below decks, at Guemas
Island. aud was towed to Port Dis
covery tonight by the tug Mas.ick for
deck load Of lumb Der.
Arrived-Ship Top Gallant from San
Francisco.
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OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
SAN Francisco, May %, 1879.

SAN Francisco. May %, 1879.
ED. INTELLIGERCER 1T has come
and gone. the muchly talked of cleo
ton. And one would scarce suppose
that there was any such place left fit
to live in as our muchly loved city,
provided the newspapers were to be
believed. Ii the new constitution was
adopted we were to suffer dire calami-
ties. Capital was to leave the State,
wages was to fall fifty per cent, in
terest would be raised from ten to
twenty per cent, the stock business
would be driven to other localities, and
ruin and disaster was to be the only re.
ward for those who voted for the new
organic law. California has disre-
gardcd those false prophets and adopted
the new instrument by majority of
eleven thousand, and Kearny now says
that hs will sec that "that the Chinese
shall 60" BY the way. Dinnis aud
the live paper have. and are still hav-
ing, hand to hand ght and it is six of
one. and half dozen of the other who
will come out second best. Dinnis
gave his followers an opportunity tc do
cobble stone duty last night, and the
only object your correspondent could
see for the turnout was to groan at the
Chronicte as they marched by, which
they did with will worthy of bet
ter cause.
AS your readers are aware already.
Gen. Grant is expected here about the
first of August, and it is thought by
many that at least hundred thousand
strangers VIII visit San Francisco from
the Eat on that occasion. and the
managers Of tho Mechanics Fair, vita
an eye to business, have concluded to
open the exhibition at that time and
thereby make the city doubly attrac>
tive. You folks up north should make
. note OF this aud not only come down
and see is, but secure q portion of the
building to exhibit the products of
so"1 1S1INoiy. Soi. AaTIaC"e never
made more erroneous statement when
he said, at a nesting in Yesler's Hall
last April, that Washington Territory
was well known in California. Quite
70 the contrary, very few know any
thing Of it aud its resources, and tbs
people Of Seattle in particular will be
slow in their own interest if they don't
see to it that their interest is attended
to by showing not only Californiaus,
but Eastern people, what you have
learned to Go up north this last ten
years.
You need not suppose that you have
had all the ram to yourselves. We
have had au unusual amount down
here for this time Of year; but no
serious damage is expected from it.
The prospect for large harvest and
good time generally is very encourag
ing; but notwithstanding the good
prospects here, there is o great desire
on the part Of the better class of me-
chanics, farmers and laborers to go
north, and you must see to it that
You get your share Of this desirable
class of emigran,s.
PENsEE.
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Anolher Card Of Thanks.

1. the undersigned, being in good
health and sound mind. take this
method of returning thanks to the
good people of Seattle and vicinity for
their liberal patronage in the past and
theis tiatteripg promises in the future.
But permit me here to state that trade
has TO. been so overw helming as to
prevent me from giving my customers
full -isht and measure aud their
right change back i'll every instance.
l am also pleased to remark, for the
benefit Of VIII om it may concern. that I
have not to my knowledge disposed of
any article of merchandise below cost.
nor 10 l intend TO Go so unless by
compulsion. l believe in fair dealing,
and prefer a quick penny to slow
shilling. All persons who have few
loose sinners 10 spare will DO well to
drop them at the c. 0. d. store on Oc-
cidental Square, where the choicest
Groceries aud Vegetables are to Re had
az bedrock prices.
Humbly yours,
my24:1m P. KEACH.
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souAK sLoUGH, King County,
May II, 1879.
Ed. ISTELLroEscER:- As am not q
settler, but rather cosmopolitan. can.
not be consistently accused by those
who arc constantly in Search of some.
thing at which TO growl, Of writing
through sinister motives of the country
contiguous to this connecting link De-
tween Lake Washington and Squak
aud as | am not writing for them and
know that tho settlers who have
already selected this section for their
future homes are by no means DESTROYS
Of such acquisition to their social circle,
l shall 60 on as if such dead-locks did
not exist, and give concise description
Of the country, hoping it may be of
some benefit to those more worthy in
their selection Of future homes.
The slough is twenty or twenty We
miles in length. n.eandering through
lands unsurpassed in fertility, inter
spersed on either side at convenient
distances with the cabins, clearing.
and various improvements of the
worthy and invariably whole souled
pioneer settlers. The lands bordering
on this slough extend far into the in.
terror in each direction and afford
ample scope for hundreds more homes
than those already located. This land,
as I said before. is extremely rich and
will yield abundant crops with COM
paratively little care or toll. 1t is very
true these lands are not already cleared,
fenced aud ready for cultivation; but
require some labor 10 bring them
to this desirable condition. Not
nearly so much, however, asI have
known bestowed in some Of the West.
ern States on lands inferior in quality
and general fertility. There are also
many places where timber of su oerior
quality abounds. In fac., / have been
in many timber countries, but have
seen nothing to excel the frs and
cedars to be found here. Various kinds
Of hard wood are also here in consider.
able quantities and of good quality.
such as maple, ash, alder. &c. These
timbers, if properly cared for. will in
the near failure be utilized to the pecu.
mary benefit of the owner.
Water of an excellent quality. health.
ful and sweet, is abundant everywhere.
Beautiful stre.mlets run in every dircc-
ton, many Of which abound in trout
aud others Of the finny kind. Aud
during the latter part Of the summer
and fall the slough is filed with the
delicious little red fish, many of which
are caught by the settlers and Indians
and sailed and preserved for future use
These advantages. and many others
that could be mentioned, are here to be
found; aud those bringing with thcr.
muscle, industry aud enterprise, with
Q reasonable share of socab,lity and
cheerfulness. determined on making
good and permanent homes. will meet
with hearty welcome. Those content
with slcthfulness and Incidence had
better remain where they are with the
best wishes'of the Squak settlers.
e.. w
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Are you respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness.
Palpitation of the Heart? Have you
Dizziness Of the Head? Is your ner-
vous system depressed: Does your
blood circulate badly? Have you q
cough9 Low spirits: Coming up of
the food after eating? &c, &c. All Of
these and much more are direct results
Of Dyspepsis. Liver Complaint and In
digestion. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
is now acknowledged by all Druggists
to be positive cure. 100000 bottles
we're given away IN the U. S. through
Druggists to tie people as a trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person of
its wonderful quality in curing all
forms Of Indigestion. Sample bottles
10 cents. Regular size IS cents, Sold
positively by all frst-class Druggists
in the United States.
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FROM KITTITAS.
kITTITAs VALLEY, W. T., !
May Goth, 1879. [

"J >oth, WV
Ed. INTELLIaENcEg:-W the re-
dousable and indomitable George Smith
and his fine herd Of cattle comes this
letter. He will speak for himself, and
OF has second trip. this spring, across
the Sncqualmie Pass. This letter will
scribe something more general and of
wider information. Territorial, II atioual
and official. Facts, news and realities
are what you want, and I now dish
them up to you in first class hotel
style.
There are now in camp. in the love-
hest portion Of this valley. six cavalry
companies under command Of Col. For
sythc. They will remain here during
the summer and winter, holding this as
the main supply camp until the erection
Of the Post. the definite location of
which is not yet determined. bat it will
be near US, and to cur advantage, 30.
cislly, militarily and financial =.
Major General 0. 0. Howard, COM
manding the Department of the Colum
bia. ard his Excellency Elisha p. Ferry
Governor Of Washington Tertiary, have
been with US for week, establi. hing
temporarily their respective headqusr.
teis at the WenAnam camp, in the cas-,
ern portion OF the valley.
High Chief Moses and other band
chiefs have gone in peace. aud with
plenty, to their respective families !:
aud on tn. fourth day OF June next a
grand Medicine Council of Indian chief.
will BE- held ut Lake caellan. ona hun
dred AID forty miles north west of this. on
the upper Columbia, at which perms.
nent locations for the twenty different
tribes OF Indians of Oregon, Idaho AID
Washington will 30 respectively and
Peacefully selected. A recep, dispatch
from the Secretary OF the Interior to
the Governor allows Chief Moses 10
establish his headquarters at Colville
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-03
WANTED.
Practical Farmers,

To rent and cultivate lands in the
delta of the Fraser river. These lands
are the same as tho famous Swinomish
Flats in Washington Territory. All
lands rented will be safely dyked and
properly drained by the proprietors.
and leased for q term of years at low
rates. A ready market, at good prices,
for all produce grown. Water trans
portatioa at all times of the year.
Apply to I. A. NAVARRO.
fi-ftt Victoria r c.