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pOARDING-The boarding house formerly at lis
ID E. Fifth street has removed to cor. Washington
and Sixth. Day and week boarders accommodated
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PERSONAL.

MIDWIFE-101 West Sixth street, acknowledged
Nl by medical men, as well as the citizens of the
city, to be the most successful and experienced in
her occupation in the northwest. 81.
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UlOR SALE-Lot g. block co. Rice 4 Irvines addi-
l. ton, south side Third street, between ST. Peter
and Market streets, Lot 8, block 8, St. Paul Proper
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MANIFESTATION by young lady, in dry
w goods stationery store as clerk. Has had
ample experience. Best references given Address
+. j. s., this Office. 1853
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q OAR LOADS of the best farm horses of the sea-
q son just received at Grubers barn, Seven Cor
ners, consisting of extra farm and geldngs and
single drivers. A. HILL. go
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EOR SALE CHEAP-Very desirable building lots
Il in Woodland Park Mackubin and Holly ave-
nues; from 1925 to $3.50. A. GOTHAM, 26s East
Seventh street. 80.
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DOR SALE-A two-sto1y house with seven rooms,
u together with lot, on Holly avenue, one block
from street railway. House complete in every apart
ment Terms easy. Also, for sale desirable lots in
all parts of the city. Inquire of WALSH & DANA,
Office OF Lamprey u James. 1O9-l5
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PROPOSALS.

NENDERS will be received until May 10th, 1879, at
the construction Of wing to St. Joseph's hospital
according to plans and specifications at the Office Of
the architect. The right to reject any all of the
bids is reserved. 106-16
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRIVATE BOARDING, with or without rooms, at
i IA Robert street. MRS. J. s. PECK. 81.
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DREAKFAST DINNER J! SUPPER
ID At HICKS Restaurant for Is cents.
No. 81 Jackson street, between Third and Fourth.
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on city property in sums to
Nl suit, g., 900 over. Inquire of MORTON,
MOORE l. CO.. "Poneer Press building. II.
CMOKE none but clicks Daisy" S cent cigar.
y Best in the market. 107
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LOST AND FOUND,
BILLIARD TABLES.

ENOR sALE-Two Novelty carom billiard tables as
i good as new, at PEABODY, LYONS Il CO., 90
East Third street. s.
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DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON, house and
L sign painting, No. 1877 Jackson street. "a
BREAKFAST DINNER !! SUPPER /! +!
ID At HICKS Restaurant for IS cents.
No. 81 Jackson steeet. between Third and Fourth.
LOT.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

VXTANTED-A situation by practical printer who
w can give good recommendations. Address. G..
A., GLOBE Office 1O7.
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REAL EsTATE-In the CITY.
TlHOS. COCHRAN. JR, NO. IL WABAsHA
i STREET, REAL ESTATE, INSURAN(
AND LOANS.

Toy wish to buy or rent first-class farm? I'M
~ provements cost $4,000. Easy terms. GRIGGS
y Johnson st. Paul, MINI. 112.
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PAINTING.

NOR SALE-Two standard size Brunswick 4 Bake
IL Billiard Tables, in good condition. Call at
GRUBER'S HOTEL. Seven Corners. 313
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GITUATION-In bank preferred, desired by a
y young man of good habits who has had some
experience in the business. Best references given.
Address, L. H. TURNER, Faribault, MINI. 95'
WANTED Situation by an experienced First
w Grade teacher, resident Of this city, either
commercial or otherwise. Address JOHN GRIFFIN,
West St. Paul. 88*
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A BLACK DEED.-Somc time during
Friday night somebody took . tucket
and, going over to the gas works. told
the watchman there that he had Q small
boat that needed coat Of coal tar. and
he wanted to get little for that pur-
pose. He was allowed to carry away a
quart or 50 of tar. Instead of apply ing
it to boat. he carried it down to Com
mercial street and dsubed it all over
the front of Mr.. Abraham's store. The
three balls used IS sign in trout Of
the store were also served with . coat
OF coal tar. On working the case up,
fellow by the name Of Henry Sey mour
was arrested. and tho evidence showed
without doubt that he WAS the guilty
party. For this piece of pleasantly
Justice Scott fined him 500 AMI costs.
He now languishes in Jail Seymour
Was doubtless put up to d. the dirty
work by some one who had not the
courage TO do it himself.
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LACONNER ITEMS.

/ lie pTesn rams, we fear. will 90 Q
graf deal # damag. t or crops.
l. l. Andrews and party returned this
evening rom hunting excursion
through Deception Pass. They broagh.
il seven fine deer.
Gentlemen, come along and bring
your families. THAT ia, if the weati er
is pleasantly and enjoy yourselves.
No deaths and no marriages ia this
town lately. Plenty of room fer ~,dows
aud Misses lots of first class bachelors
aud widowers.
Wanted-A millinery ,toro in town
would pay we'll.
James a Gilliland. the tntrrp,ising
manager Of the We,tern Union Tele-
graph Co. aud Clerk Of the District
Curt, is always at his post. Any bust
hess In the Land Office entrusted to him
will be properly attended TO.
Steamer Fanny Lake arrived here last
evening with quite cargo for the Moot
sack country. Capt. Hill is a favorite
on this r. ut, also Capt Brannan
Capt Smith Of the Josephine is doing
li.ey business between Seattle. here
aud thu upper Sxag't Success to him
and lis steamer.
One hundred homes for the emigrants
in The Olympia marsh. Beautiful coun-
try-come and See.
Messrs. Dyer aud Ribbleman have
plenty Of Al hounds. Those gentlemen
are fine hunters. and will take great
pleasure in showing you happy hunting
grounds
Mr.. Archy Seigf,ed's COW Of this
place gave birth to d, formed calf-a
real Curiosity Where is Barnum?
Mr.. Whitworth is superintendent of
the Sunday School at this place, and
deserves much prai.e for his untiring
energy.
The Skagit is r,siI &.
Messrs. Charles Taylor and William
Durly arrived from the Skagit gold
tielis and report good prospects. but,
on account Of the high water in the
streams in that locality, the miners are
not able to do much for the present
No vacant houses in town.
Mr.. Herbert Northrop. son Ct the
well known firm of 4 j Northrop S
Co. of Portland, is stopping here for
the benefit of his health. Glad to say
be is improving.
Mr. Wilson Informs your correspond
ent that one day last week he caught
halibut weighing So pounds in Deep
ton Pass
Talk about the scenery Of the Sound
country. Take trip through Decep-
ton Pass. aud be satisfied.
The enteIprising agent OF the INTEL
LIGENCER, Mr.. Terry, was in town last
evening and gave us q pleasant call.
He was looking after the interests of
that journal.
YAKIMA JIM.
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For MARSHAL Our columns con.
tain the announced caudida.ura O. Nr.
Z. A. Thornd'ke f,r the City Marshal
ship Of Seattle. Il seems idle for n,
TO say PC! wcrl fof = Thorndike.
for, as far as bis election is concerned
he standa In no need of il whatever.
Still, 1t will not be cut II place 10 re-
mind our towpsmen Of tie exo-llcnt
service be has done them in times pa.
Mr. Ihorrdlke vent on the police force
when our city contained a pretty rough
population. when lawlessue.s was ram.
pant, and when it was no. safe for .
man to go home after 10 O'Clock a,
night if be lived three hundred yards
III any direction from Occidental
square. Mr.. Thorndike handled these
roughs IN way very disagreeable TO
them and very different from what
they bad been accustomed to. Ore by
one they disappeared from public view.
some behind stone walls with iron
CRATES. aud others by passages over the
sea to foreign shores. Seattle soon be-
came the orderly. law abiding place i,
has since remained. aud the cre,ii. tor
the change has been largely and right
fully given TO F.. A. Thorniike Chi.
zen. having the good of their "a:
heart should r.member such things 10
tunes like these. A good and faithful
servant should be rewarded, and. view
ing N. L. in this light. We unhesi:a,-
ingiy and urquaitiedly recommend
him to our fellow citizens as the man
upon whom 10 bestow their Suffrage at
the polls tomorrow.
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Are you respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache. Habitual Cos,iyeuess.
Palpita,ion Of the Heart: Have you
Dizziness Of the Head? Is your ner-
vous system depressed, Does your
blood circulate badly: Have you a
cough: Low spirits: Coming up of
the food after eating: &c. &c All of
these AID much more are direct results
Of Dyspepsi,. Liver Complaint and In
digestion GREENS AUGUST FLowEa
is now acknowledged by all Druggists
to be positive cure. 2,400. 90 bottles
were given away in the L. 5. through
Druggists to the people as trial
Two doses will satisfy any person Of
its wonderful quality in curing al!
forms of Indigestion. SAMPLE h,ttleS
10 cents. Regular size 20 cent, sold
positively by all first class Druggists
in the United States.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Excursion today.
Hutchinsons go to Blskely toby.

l.. NJ Starr is a passenger on Ia.
Geo. w Elder, due in Portland to-
night.
The Creeds Of the Bells" tonigh, a.
Ycsler's Hall, 10y the celebrated Hutch
insou Family.
Read the excursion al. and then join
in the excursion today to Blakeiy. Fare
only so cents.
Dir. II 3 Baeley has been substituted
f1r o { Shorey on the ticket for Coun-
Gilman to represent the Second Ward.
Il. r. Thompson is negotiating for
tie purchase Gf the New Market Thea
ter. in Portland, from Captain Aukeny.
its builder and present owner.
Rev J. F. Damon will occupy the
pnlpit at the Congregational Church
this morning. No services in the even
ing
The carrier system. a. a result Of the
visit Of the Assistant Postmasters Ger
eral to this coast. vii be introduced in
both Sacramento and Portland. IL has
alsO been increased ia Oak Ia I'd, and will
be much extended in San Francisco, 10
the southern part Of which city sub
Office will be established.
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FIsDING OF SUICIDE Yesterday
afternoon it was reported about the
streets that n dead man had been dis
covered in the woods, near the city, in
m advanced stage If dec mp0si;iou
After asccr.ainiug the above TO he a
fnct. Coroner Spa:lIns summoned a jury
and preceded to the designated local
ity. Ia a little clump Of bushes, about
fifty yards from the Lake Union roed
near the Ponilus place. they came upon
the remains Of white man. who had
evidently been dead several months
DR.. Weed and Coroner Sparkling took
charge % the body, and proceeded to
examine IT. After short examination
of the skull, bullet hole was found in
the back Of the head. and on making
further search small pistol with two
barrels empty was found under the
body. From books and papers found
on the body it was evident deceased
was Il German. On his person was
found large hunting knife with deer
foot handle, 81 80 in gold. and 81 90
in silver, tin cup and other knick-
nacks were found in his pockets. A
copy OF the WEEKLY INTELLIGEyCER,
addressed to Mr.. Peter Mclaughlin. of
Stanwood. was among the papers in his
pockets. Deceased WAS an old man,
about five feet ten inches high A p.ir
of speCiacles were found in his hat near
his feet From evidence taken before
the Coroacrs jury. there j. TO doubt
that deceased was German by the
name of Theodore Newman. who came
up from San Francisco about the mid.
die Of May 10 look for land He had
been down 10 Stil!aguamish and vari-
Gus other sections looking for II place
to locate His friend who had come up
with him returned to San Francisco.
after which Mr.. Newman seemed de-
spondent aud blue. He was printer
by trade, and lad served IA local ed-
tor on the California Democrat. a Ger
man paper in San Francisco On June
9th he disappeared. and nothing has
been heard of him since until his de
composed remains were discovered yes
terday by some children who were out
gathering blackberries. The Coroner's
jury. consisting of A NJ Snyder. George
Boardman, 5 + Coomhs Hillory Butler.
s l. Crawford. X G Graves and ID II
Webster. after making IL thorough cx-
AMT alton of witnesses. and effects Of
deceased. brough. in n verdict in &C
coriauce with the above facts. The
remains were put into a coffin and
given decent burial.
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ST. HELEN's HALL The 1879 ca,a-
logue Of ST. Helms Hall has been re-

ceived. From It's ages VIZ harm that
TIE faculty consists o; Bishop Morris.
r c'ur Mi~- Mary Il Rodney, Principal
Miss L. d'a Rodney. Vice PriLcipnl;
Mss Clemcntira Eodnev ard ,iX ladies'
AID two gentlemen. assistant teachers
The ATTENDANCE during the past year
mum bered 1913 pupils. l2i Of whom ar.
in the Engll,h Department. and 10 APP
plying themselves Ia French, Music.
and AIT. The graduates were Misses
Ellen ard Caroline Strong Nine of
the pupils were from Washington Ter
ritory. The school year is divided into
two terms Of twenty weeks each; the
one next coming beginning September
Sd. The English course. with board,
fuel. light. and washing. costs $50 u
term. Music. Latin. the modern Ian.
gulges. drawing and painting are extra.
and for them extra compensation is de
m.hdcd The school is now in the
tenth year of it's existence. and in that
time as had 5G7 different pupils. "a f
whom have graduated For young la
dies We know of no better school on the
coast :tsn 81. lIelen's Hall
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DIR. La Mars Seminal pills

Cure all cases Of Semiral Weakness,
Loss of Nigor. Nocturnal Emissions.
Impotency. Nervous aud Physical De-
bility, and all that class Of complaints
arising from excess, indiscretion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young q safeguard and protection. DIR.
LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilitated from what.
ever cause. to their pristine vigor.
Price, 81 80 per bottle. Sent c. o. ID
by express TO any address, secure from
observation Address all orders to A.
McBOYLE Il co, Druggist. p. O..
Rox aJ2. San F-ancisc
iy21&wly3dp
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SAS FRANCISCO Scuno1 CHIMNEY

SAS Francisco School CHILDREN
The San Francisco school census. JUS,
completed. shows that there are 30. sos
white boys. 8o.sss white girls. TO col
ored boys, l47 colored girls and In
dams between ) and II year. Of age
an Increase Of 1916 over last year.
There are %, Cos white and ITO coloret;
children under ). and 1921 Chinese I'M
der -. The school attendance during
tie twelve months past Wa. 35.32s
White and l64 colorcd AZ the public in
situations. and 1905 white, il colored
ani Indian children at private schools.
The Lon attendance included 1920
white ant 1873 colored children Of school
aye. There were % deaf and dumb
AMI IL blind children who received in
struction; 622 Chinese also attended
school. To people who have an idea
that Sau Francisco has gone behind
during the past twelve months. the in
crease OF 1915 children reported vii!
be an eye-opeaer Of a startling kind
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BANQUET. Some thirty old mem.
bers Of the Odd Fellows Lodge at
Newcastle paid their brethren of Seat
tie n visit fraternal last evening. Every
courtesy was bestowed upon tue visitors
during the day. and in the evening all
met in the Lodge room. An hour or
two passed there pleasantly. after which
the whole company adjourned to Rel
nig's Hall, where a sumptuous feast bad
ban prepared The lNTELLIaEScER
printers and few others were invited
in. and oil ate and drank heartily of
the we'll cooked viands set before them.
The Seattle members did the handsome
thing throughout. aud their efforts to
please were completely successful.
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SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT. The
Hutchinson Family Concert tonight will
be Of purely sacred character. The
one given in Portland last Sunday night
was largely attended, and gave un-
BOUNDED satisfaction to sll-;he reli-
gious oues as we'll as the irrelisious.
la San Francisco their Sunday evening
concerts were given in kalloch's Me-
iropolitan Temple. the smallest attend
sace being sixteen hundred persons.
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Dian. On Friday nigh, last, a, about
10 O'Clock. Mrs. Charlotte Brown, wife
of Robert Brown. Of Cedar River. passed
away quietly, while sitting in her chair,
from an attack If disease of the heart.
The funeral service will be held At 1917
o'clock tomorrow in the Brown Church,
the pastor thereof officiating. Friends
of tie family are invited to attend. Mrs.
Brown was the mother of Mrs. Robert
Abrams Of this city. Her age wa. in
the nsighb0rhood of sc years.
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WANTED.
Practical Farmers.

To rent and cultivate lands in the
delta of the Fraser river. These lands
are the same as the famous Swinomish
Flats in Washington Territory. All
lands rented will be safely dykej and
properly drained by the proprirtors.
and leased tor term Of years ut low
ra;es. 4 ready market, at good prices,
for all produce grown. Water trans
portatioh at ali times OF the year.
Apply to l. y. NAvAEKE.
f4-dtf Victoria. b. G.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE.

MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE The
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Tbiber, Geek and one on
Dufot Creek. joining the Discovery
above. in Cassiar. b. &. For psrticu-
lars inquire o; The Centennial Saloon
Of VI. THiBERr. or Of Geo. Martin on
steamer Cassiar.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE The T,rriio-
rial Teachers Institute will meet at the
University in this city on Tuesday next.
18th instant, at Q o'clock A ~, when all
who are interested in the cause Of cdu-
cation arc desired to be present. The
Institute will hold two sessions each
day for three days, with lecture each
evening. The first lecture of the course
will be delivered by Prof. A Ander-
son, on the subject Of THE Peoples
Schools on Tuesday evening. On
Wednesday evening Rev VIM Roberts
will lecture on Vocal Culture :" and
on Thursday evening Hon John p Jud-
son will talk on the subject of THE
duty Of the citizen. parent, school officer
and teacher, in relation to our public
schools " II is earnestly hoped that
our citizens will take an interest in this
Important matter and attend as often
as possible during the sessions of the
Institute.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

promises 10 become noted for its sun
day excursions. No Sunday IS now
allowed to pass without: one or more
by steamboat, besides lesser parties
going into the country by wagon. To
morrow will be no exception to the
general rule. Tue Zephyr will take
the Hutchinson party to and from Port
Blakely, aud the Goliah the Con-
gregationai Church dedication party to
and from Port Gamble: the first named
boat leaving Yesler's wharf 1t IL A. NJ.
aud the las. named two hours earlier.
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BArIIsr CHuRcu.-Presehing today
at II AN. BY Rev ] P Ludlow. Sab
bath School II ia,s. Young Peoples
Meeting in the evening.
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Not ACCEpTED.- letter from Salem
informs us that the trouble between Prof
Gateh eni the trustees of the Villa
mette University have no, been settled.
The trus.,c, have refused TO accept
Prui. Ga.ch's resignation. and propose
t. hcll him b his engagement. 1t is
- TO means ally Of our busiL ess, but il
seems TO Us that the directors are taking
very .ffec;uat method to kill the
school. which certainly no citizen of
Oregon should desire. We are not in
formed as to the cause Of the troubles.
but from What has been Published We
must conclude that the directors had
better resign. as they have evidently
brought the University to the last
ditch Portland Standard
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ALL fLASSED.-Csp,ain l. NJ Stars
rev steamer is now all planke1. aud
tie oaulking is progressing rapidly.
As soon as the caulkers finish their
work. she will be ooppered and launched.
She will probably not be ready TO 60
into the water before the last Of the
present month or the frs. of August.
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INTERESTING EyENr.-It is said that
certain gallant captain and certain
very charming little widow are To Ice
married at the conclusion Of the service
il one Of our city churches today. The
congregation will doubtless he presen.
N full number. as all are on the tip,oe
Of expectation 10 witness the consum-
nation of this happy event.
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Go To the Coucordia Hall on Mil
street, where you will get good glass
Of beer for FIVE cents; also the best of
liquors at ten cents . drink. All kinds
of California wines by the glass or bot
tie. A first class pool table and the
best free lunch in town. Come and
80
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PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcu-H W S,rat-

PRgsBYrERIAS CHCRcU-H W S,Iat
ton pastor. Peace with God will
be the theme of discourse at the morn.
ing service. and in the evening Tive
Consciences Sunday School follows
Immediately the morning service. The
privileges Of Coils house are open &c
all.
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No EXCUSE for not having your pic
lures taken now. Cabinet photos So
per doren; Cards 81 per dozen. 1T
Moore's Gallery. Sullivans Block.
trout street lyllu
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TRINITY CauaoH Fifth Sunday af-
ter Trinity. Hours Of service. HAN.
and An. Sunday School st l2l.
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THE CoScEET.-The Congregational
Church WAS we'll filled last evening,
and the celebrated Hutchinson Family
came up 10 the highest expectations Of
all. The opening quartette. "There's
no time like the old time" is beauti.
fol production. aud was admirably we'll
rendered. AZ Was every sorg from the
first TO the last The recitation, "Cur-
few shall not ring trnigh,," ty Mrs.
John w. Hutchinson. w.s rendered in
very handsome manner A, the close
OF the concert, Lille + Hutchinson.
by request. sung Mrs Lofty and l.,
which was the browning feature Of the
evening The party, with an excnr-
sion. go TO Blakely this forenoon. re-
turning at four o'clock. La the even
ipG they will give their sacr, d concert
at Yesler's Hall. Rev Mr.. E,lis will
address the audience for ten minutes.
after which many sacred songs will be
rendered by the Comps Y. among
which will be. by request. 1.-The Crecds
Of the Bells" Go by all means and
hear them. This will be their last cen
cert III Seattle