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2 II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRpsT TEES SALE OF yAL1T1ABLF BUSINESS
STORE AND DWELL INtG ~ w +,ToaY Bril- BRICK
SOUTHEAST, CAPITOL dill. ii' D D. NIL l
septemb sas a Sc ee 30 ae Of trust dated A
records for the bi ~ o % s2o one f the
Pubic @ Y i secured ,redt Thereby We WI sell
oaeioonessIAY N es 18TH. 4 1885, Ar u
im"ffte N me city Of Washington, District of stS
fs1 ard being the eastern COY twenty feet exit
fbe den'h !tCf Lot numbered seventeen {17i By
Sns 9erea thSreof in square numbered savea h
provements t752) together with f., inn.
the et abs q a. sals The amount Of the rIncipa
twevep p s6 OF sale ia cash, balance an
notes 9f tie prhaser l on,hs fer w Wh lSl
y" '"t"'. a. VI rust o. the property cold VII
purchaser tue sails and all conecSanciut 1T
pif re "a ser cost If tern.s Ma arg net O. ~
reserre ti in zen days from day CT sac ,u,
and 49, Le r1sht to resell the prJperty AT tba ,s
notice. Ling purchaser after i've das
no,a.aod AAtE1 AfDER WHILLDIN lru
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BCNcHlNG IHE BALLOTS. In DAYS OF Old when
aalL many ana irving were at swords points n
" as necessary Tor each faction TO ser armored
GUARDS over the ballots after they had baen
runcneo ana packed preparatory for distribg
o,,n at me various polling places. Yesterday
pan pan met In the offices OF the printers who had
uSen gwen the contract OF printing the tickets
Mheh they were carefully examined nut in
and guarded by a special detail of poiIce I'm to
last night the republicans had not finished the
WoFk or punching ~ A. Cola1ne1-ciqT Tsr
me freshmen at the various colleges az Cam
pldge: In England this october number 50i,
s u.s. against sos last year, showing dlminution
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A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE, AT AUCTION.
A OF

H D111TNIo INdIOU'H SALE, AT AUCTION.
"A
ABOUT $50 tons assorted GOAL
about o bbls. Rosedale Cement
ADoG. - hhls Portland Cement
About ITO bbls Plaster.
About 435 bushels Hair
About 10 tons Land Plaster.
a LOT OF long, and sawed and split Wood
i lorse ats Carts, setts Harness. Baggy
and the general appliances OF the wood and coa,
yards and other effects of the late -" 'o"i
WILLIAM GUINAND.
located at bis wharf, at the foot of "a street a.s+
Sa1a no bso Il ulslana avenue, in this city
n Ne AZ wharf, to commence at 10 A. m M IN
DAY NOVEMBER 8. 1880 ~ ~ A' AA Ii /A'-
same hour. VI 1ne next Gay, at the
Terms cash.
JAMES g. EDWARDS. Administrator
- - ShAAAh rs ohiesman. Oct30- A0y3 4 e
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LARGE CoNsIeNNsNr IF oRooKERY A
On THURSDAY M aoSsISs !, Ext. No.os~
HsnshR 4IH: within my salesiea.. Gstari
sss: *; large fzchsss Fl
T'HoMAs Doa7INd. Aaosionee7.
FIFTY DECORATED TOILET SETS AT AUG
10 oeLooK, sha sell. within my salesro on the
rove THOMAS BOWLING Aucs-onee-.
r H. WARMER. Real Estate Aucronser.
ThgsTEEs' SALE OF TWO VERY DESIRABLE
RHhkE. STORY hz,A M.ANsARp ROOF AND
1ssz5hH Ha sfknE RfTss 9HTS#hsfF os
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, lated January
fas sss9r 1ssdra tn i sss
District Of Columbia. and at the request of the pa-tv
+ faS,o NsVsSRIiR
ing real estate Situate at n o tbs s,T
nstsf q Soin n1 and being lots ettered and
subdivision of lots III square numbered o see fd,d
6re9 SIXTY d69) togsther With the i'm
Terms Of sale .ons-third cash: balance in eoua,
instsments In six 90, twelve 12 and eN htsen tIs5
per cent and BY deed ss Te Of rs
o on the property sold or all cash. pnrchssers
sna oS each q
n De reanred at time ct sale If terms of SAFE are
az Ih abu COST OF the 0efaultlnR pu. sser after
i've days notice. ~
nos2eoa shSKdE S SGass Trustees.
VHRUsTF Frs YALE OF VALUABLE WORK- OF
Il ART, OiL-PAINTINGs, OR AYONs POR-
IRAIIs &C: ALSO. LARGE AND COZ
PILTE STtn K OF PHOIOGR4PHIC APPt
HIATUS, INSTRUMENTS AND CHEMICALS
fS iof 81 aou Fs9GHHSisPF fGsS1 Mas as
&c. 10.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
Distrlct OF Columbia snd passed in eInity case No
0oUI, the undersigned, trustee, will sell at puh-
nc auction, at the aucti0n house OF DuncsrsOn
Bros on the corner of 9th and streets northwast |
IN the city OF Washington, on TUESDAY, NovEM, |
Der 9TH, 1880. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, the property
menfl9Hed and described in the deed of trust re-.
corded u ber 1884, felio l6l, of the land rec ,ris
Tor the District OF Columbia aud dated on the l4tn
Day Day: OF May. 1873 consisting of varied and com
apparatus, such as Cameras. Camera STANDS.
tubes, and Boxes. Head rests Portrait Cano,,
PIES, Drawings, Curtains, Silver Baths and Sc
iutio1s, Incorporating Dishes, Chemicals. &c.
Bacsgrounds Platforms and Stems G1noters'
snow, cases Tables, CardboardR, Portfolios and |
SIanos, Printipg frames, Burnshers Ficture- |
frames, Ofnce Desks. Letter Presses, Painting |
Ehses. Ink stanos, large lot of Negatives Photo
graphs and Crayons. and Oil Paintings OF promi-
art aiso, valuable lot OF Household Furnitnre |
comprising Parior, Dining and Bedroom Fnrni, |
ture, Lace Curtains Brussels and Ingram CarpaIs |
huas, Maft1nes anG Olcloths also, some ysiIabIs |
Books. Bronzes, statuary. Clocks Vases. Mir
Ttrme, cash On delivery.
nov2-1t EDMUND c. BLUNT, Trrstee
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THE TRADES.

RCOnblNDIM6-Th LYoErr BNpERY employs
- n1s1 ciass norsInen and turns ont superior
~. 49, y eec., oo noof- oct1
GIBSON BROTHKRs --
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINrKRs
lO12 Pennsylvanis ave-, Wakhtnaton ID n -
- Fine Printing Q specially. ianla
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n ERCHAsTs' AND MINEHP
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERa pgTvrvu
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
~, SAVING days from Baltmore-Every wRDNER-
spears Wh.ri, (near foot 8. Gay St. ~
from New Eork-Every WEDNESDAY and SAT
foot Clinton st.) 'eA' %N0H~f
Risssns y.--ssenger accommodations Lowest
sates freight guaranteed
Gates OF passsse-First class ss, including noealz
sno sfsteroom berth 6teeraee, Sa msaIs 81 d.
sIed. 2ec. per meal. - A'' ue-
(Boston Whs-f0 BSLTfSO5RRkSYo
GEO. III. CLOVER, AT.
yc1o-y Pier ~, EASY EIfER Nv
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EOR POT 0MAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER THOMPSON,

STEAMER THOMPSON,
Capt John r. Wood. built expressly ~
for the Potomac River business, S-stttSzx.jN
leaves 9Th street wharf every mon &aE>st46exa
DAY, THURSDAY sDd SATURDAY, at 7 O'Clock
a M, making the principal LANDINGS In the river
Fare and freizhts at lowest rates.
o. g. LOWELL. President
octIo-oul l4l6 street.
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T,HE CELLULo1D TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS

, THAT NEVER RUsTs. NEVER BREAKS.
f kEvER MEAk t OUT, ALWAYS CLEAN, and can
De worn while Datnlng, Is for sale at
A., CHAS. FISHERS, 623 It'll ct. NV
ady patrons. marSo
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PULMONA Is sUPERBEDING ALI.
fIrN 6ane nrS Essmsdiss !or 0QoGHS. THROAT ana
e efn st. E.5s;m METTEE Proprister i22 W. Fay.
Leech and A. Foster Washinston' II n Revs 49,
81. Gsr n,iRs sns & D.. Wm 6; Edwards. 8. b.. b.
octl-f, N. wSm >>'-'sAs1ss Ao'
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NEW ioRK-HoTTrsn.x,

The trSte steamers Of this fne-''anoster
land d. 'Schiedan' and s'lIass"-carrytrs the d,
3 MAJ 10 TIE NetherlaIds leave Watson's stores
DPrphiyn regularly on WEDNESDAYS First
Sabhlnst6, SO; Second Cabin-s45, $50; Seer.
1aFS;g11D:SZo. IL CAZAIX, General Agent, 81 South
,nyAlaM stree, New York. For passage appIy ~
W u. METZEROTT & co, 925 Penpsyfy5pis
Avenue, washington or F. II. JOHNSON. Agent
Nauona Safe Deposit Building, corner New YorE
avenue and15th street northwest AMI
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z H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

lJa
POSTPONED SALE OF SUPERIOR SUBURBAN
PROPERTY AT THE HEAD OF CONNECTI-
nCUT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
~, nst magnificent piece Of ground fronting Ss..
Si1. ~ lVo fett on Boundary street. at this ESS}Y
!unction OF said strae. and Connecticut ave. -
I'VE, Deing lot &c Of the recorded subdivision of
Oaklawn;" containing 1G3, 3s9 square feet, which
Sas aaveftised IN the Evening Star to be sold on
Hai9aroay; the 22d day Of May. 1880, and again on
Savas me 18th OF May $780, and the sale Of both
s1Sip on account Of the weather. will ba
the 20 onered for fale on premises on Wednesday,
l.; 1eims OF sale: One third cash and tbe b,lanca
m one ana two years, with ssven per csnt interest
Pa1"oie semi annually, secured by deed OF trust
JOHN E. NORRIS. Trustss.
wnHn,IAE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED un,;r
place. TGHN 4 t2Sos sue hour and
w EETnTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONE, mt,
plsco f'ilsDa4, JUNE 16rS $780, same hoar AMI
JodN L. NORRIS. Trustee.
poNEII,A r.! ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER poaT-
syralS LII r. ?. at which time tho properly sr;Ii
'"'SiS pe soid JOHN Z. NORRIS Trustee
hsS1S,I HE PURCHAaER AT TEE ABOVE SALE
nrnnas, rae9 20 Comply with the terms thereof The
f3TH ,So WI De resold on SATURDAY, NoyEMsvp
nj his r r;SIV At O'CLOCK p. NJ, the premises
to mst ana cost. Tie purchaser will ba reanir ~
and r. ~ aeposit on the fall of thu hammer al sso
prope,tv Terms are not com Piled with in dsys the
on 81 SsT'sssnent In the EvepiEg Star OF five davs
Oc|t-uOda JGHN T. NORRfS s,ayS.
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wsETn1TiH lie ABOVE SALE Is paSTpONEs mt,
pleco HhsDA1, june 10TH. 1890 same honr an =
JOHN Il. NORRIS, TRUSTEES
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SYMlNGTONS Egg PTIAN FOOD.
prepared at Market marlborough IeicesterSb;r.
ai us an xceent neurshin9 and strength
GEhBER'B MILK FODD
uppr NJ, Prepared at Thun. Switzerland.
OhEE DE PEACH FOR GLAOE,
YELLOW PEACHES FOR CREAM
WYNDLIAM'S ESPRIT DIES tEUFS
b W. REEDS SONS
IMrOhIERs AND DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES,
octlo 1916 r street northwest,
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pfn,NriiAE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER pDaT.
81 nEO until WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 23n i8Si "a
suriiS 4, P. N, at which time tho properly VII
S'S pe scid JOHN L. NORRIS Trustee
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SUNDAY, TUEspAY AND THuRspAY.

SNHE STEAMER ARROWSMITH
II VIII leave Potomac Ferry Co. -~>
"nsri, foot oi 1ta street, st O'Clock GSS
O. m, every Ak3scssslD1
SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
For ~ the POTOMAC RfYER LANDINGS a. IA,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare and Freight ST lowest rates.
1yl3-Iy r. J. STONE pursrr
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STEAMERS. &c.
CTEAMFK f1ATTANO.

GTEAMFH MATTANO.
- FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
leaving wharf. foot 9Th and SITS. 8.
~. M0NDaY, WEDNESDAY and sC
Nattox Crtek, returning TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SUNDAY, stopping st Intermediates landings
going and returning. Also. at MattawoIran UresE,
Grinders vhsrf, - Wednesday and Saturday
ing; Ihursfa y and Sunday returning. and foto-
msc Greek y 0Uday going, Tuesday returning.
oct6- 3T1 g. I. JONES, Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
HsHOMaS DOWNING, a Hctioneer.

T'HoMAs Do1LINs. 4ctioneor.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT ,lF ORO1KERY AT
ACTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING \. Ext. No-rssr
x MnsaR 4Ts: within NY sslesie9,.'. Sstari
bGGniEst. commencing 1T 10 otcyACE. fS4g -
shall sell a large consignment nj asa rted ~
cI no skssry THOMAS DowLTss: -
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wmEnNIHAdE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unt;l
placo n'oOAi, JUNE 9TH, 1880, sane hour AID
~ JOHN T.. NORRIS, Trussee
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VI iui; ne was present at the tine haya naCa,
Cefye. 4''oA u &C.
morning at II O'Clock. 'I- nd4 ouds
IT. ALLhekD ADMIFEsrRAr0R OF MuREy,s ESTATE
,,st I t SeW iork StQr and New York T,yfb nlih'
us4 tne Following letter from John w fIooSS ~
VI L5un Mass, which It was claimed was co.;
WILL WILL tne Morey ietteT:-''Dear Sir: In adn1inIs
ffefing on tne effects OF the late Henry T. Morey
i0una The 1nclossd letter. which send RI Vol,
WIN the accompanying card-whick was sent
~ lne III lynn Dy somebody ia this ctty-es an
sn thereto. l AN OF the opinion that there
years SUCH thing as free trade, There iS not
danger" 'e sfedter
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EHOMAs BOWLING. AuCttoneer-

FIFTY DECORATED TOILET SETS At AIrC
TON.
On THURSDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER T. 1886 AT
~ O'CLOCK, shall Sell, within my salesroon1 the
above consignment. ~
Iov2 THOMAS nOWIING Aue4,anaa-
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II ThH''70-' DHNOA''' htCtIoueerss
FARM IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, ON
The DISTRICT LINE, BEYOND TIE SOL
niEaS' HOME, ON SLIGO ROAD. AT AUG
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6F- THE ABOVE SALE Ia POSTPONED nm
account of the rain until THURSDAY NovFJppp
4TH. a ID. 1850 same hour and place. By order
VI tue EAecutr1X noyl&3-2t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-17

EvYEcr OF TUE No FENCE LAW
Here 10 what . San Francisco CAronielI
writer hes to s.y Of the effect Of . no
fence law in Eastern Washinstop-sn
effect to b fslt With pleasure and
profit BY people Of our own ssis hbor-
hood: The great and most pressing
need II the FARMERS 10 Eastern WASH
inetDo. next 20 that u . railroad acr.ss
the noantaias. b , ne.Geoce law. The
agitation 70 far looking to 3uch 40 On.
actmsut has brought them already into
violent antaSo0ism with the stock.
raisers. who will do their utmost t.
defeat the measure. Home effort TO this
end. am told. was made ct the lest
session Of the Territorial Legislature.
but ne osttle ns1S weSs rspsessntsd
there II toroe, and having plethora
OF coin sxcrtsd strong enough moral
influence TO cheek the move. They
like the frss range OF The plains for
their cattle to revsl and roll in he
iuxusiapt baash grass This season
they dfbvs through the Snoqualnis
Pass to the Sound over 400 heed.
Force them iron The prs,riss b . mo-
fence lag. a. l. almost certain 10 Be
dens the psxt scasiop Of the Lsgisla-
tnrs. and mako tAsn cooo II up the
mo1Asain sjdss Zoe banoA Rsass. and
they'll + ooae The worse a. aad il
spite Al Il there will be . still larger
drive through the SnoQuslmis Paas
next SEASON. an shs fruit a The farm :
ere toil wili - looges. 60 his serious
loss. - cid 10 tallew. hide aad seest. |,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-17

Aessrs Burke and Rain we're ~.
thosized 70 take from the Territorial
Library. for . period Of ten days. Ger
tain books belonging to the ssne.
George D Rodney vas granted . new
trial.
During the argument oe the motion
for nsw trial in the enss q the Terri.
tory ". George Wioosf. convicted oi
ssasn!t and battery On August Hes,
Winners attorney moved that the YER.
dict Of the jury b. reduced to simple
asssult, which mosios prevailed. and
nov il only remains Tor the Judge "a
ssy vhst the penalty shall be for the
crime.
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SHOOTING. -T~O men. named Robert
Hughes AMI EOhers Parker, near 0so
h"'ni~h City. got in'o . difficulty last
Wednesday. in which Parker display ID
. shrtgun and Hughes . revolver: the
latter shoaiag the former through the
right thigh. making . p~isful but not
fatal woand. M arrests have yet been
made. The CO use Of the troublo. W
believe. vas about . read running over
Psskes's piece which hs did net like.
and which he was determined TO keep
closed il possible.
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To BunxKss ARx.-As there IL COO.
sidsrsbls e6ort being psds By our
British couslns to secure NE travel 70
the shasit nines b The Wy Of vietosia
and Fort Hops. Nesass. Han6aed = Ne.
Chirs. jos 2siussra peapoas - psise
several thoassad copies q : hAS1ohl@k
for circulation I'll over the !coaak. con.
tanning full ia5SemAlfna Il .raeasd e
thee mines. the route. cost and nsoe ol
getting there. description OF the cean-
w. richness Of the mincs. reports. 60.
peayide9 TIE bnsioess NJ Of .Ss>stle
al! help thao ID ths sntsrpfise. Every
oosiness houee will - vj,ilsA today.
and oil i've bdsinsss Ae6 Dan - q
oaos The hsne0t ,hs derived from the
circulation Of such : pampAlst. No
ooebt all will do tAsir Share toward
ooelseyiog The expsass Of such . psb-
<sa4&s4 eE = % = +
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FR0M SAN FRANcIsc0. r. NJ.
y. :. Go. steaeship City Of Chester.

FR0M SAN FRANCIsc0.-The p. NJ.
=. $. Go. steaeship City Of Chester.
Capt E POLICEMAN, sailed from San
Francisco On Tuesday. the 10th. ct
noon. having on board o. passengers,
% bsgs mail. 5 packages coio and 200
tons freight. The Hrst two days out
che experienced heavy northwest gales
and rough sea. The weather motler-
stsd ON the 18th. when light southsrly
winds were met. On the 18th and 18th
had strong gales. from the southwest
With rough scs, and swell, which, end
ed with arrival 10 the Straits. On the
18th. ct IL 80, met steamship Dakota.
Her cargo wass oen0gned II tons for
Port Townsend, "a tons for Seattle. 8
tons Tor Tacona and tons for Olym-
piA. OF her o3 passengers n. wers for
Seattle. - indicated b. ths lissgt.lle1-
ing. After dischsrsiag freight here,
the steamer proceeded on, 81 wsv OF
Tacoms. to Nansimo. there 10 load coal
- usual. Pass-nseps--R W spencer.
E W 0sizlex AMI wife. q W Asnvills.
A J Wallsce. @ w Anderson. J H
Thomas. Jas Irvine. Mics Carson. J
Nsw6rk. sRobt Drown. F n Gray, Mis-,
Brown. Ars A b Page. + l. Pslmes. =
W Gordon. J Chstham, VIE and 2
children. J Ssadarus, Thos Lsfond. J
Bolmdecksr. wm Young. E n Ross.- ]
Harrison, T ID Hadley and wife, r n
Cole. J Ssladsy, \ Ssssssoe. George
zaidle. = Sch~s~p. a Lichsblan. B
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HARDWOOD MILL.-Ths machinery
belonging to the Baker & Hamiltcn
mill. on White river. recently pur-
chased ty Messrs Hall & Paulson, has
arrived and j. Gov On their wharf q
the foot af Commercial street. A
foundation 10 being piled for the boiler
and engines. which will ct almost
directly IN the rear OF their present
mill. The machinery OF their entire
works. when completed. will be run
BY the new engiue, thus dispersiog
with tie present motive power. In .
few mnnths this drm will be msnufsc-
turing furniture from hardwood lum-
Der 50 ed in their own mill.
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Tuesday, February II, 1880
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

It is decidedly sggrsvating to sea- oh
all over town tor . lost pocket-book 81 4
then suddenly learn that you have on
another mems coat.
The walks yesterday morning were
very slippery, and many were the feet
that slid out from undes their pssscs-
sors in consequencs
Mr. Gray, . Cal prister from San
Franci.co. now in Seattle. 10 on bis way
to Walla Walls. where hs will proba bly,
drive his stakes aud settle down.
The thsnks Of the INrxLIl0ExcER
are again due 70 Pursss Wafer, Of the
City Of CHESTER. for memerssds. late
papers. 90. Mr.. Wafer 10 . gentIeusa
who never forgets bis friends.
The moon, not far from . week old.
made its frs. upcloudsd appearance last
night. standing we'll 70 the north. In
these times Of gasIess nights the light
Of the moon can be looked upon - .
real blessing. ~ W
Mr. I Harris. who went into the dry.
goods business in Olympic in 1870. hss
closed ont. and yesterday morning
started east Of the mountsins to look
for new field Of operations. Capt.
Clancy. nov Of the steamer North
Pac,G:. vas Me- Hsrris' frst clerk.
The Josephioe took, yesterday noon.
about thirty psssengers for Skagit.
How many were bound for the gold
mines We know not. but their proper
ton to tho whole crowd was large. At
o'clock on Friday morning next she
will 60 Out again, ~ per advertise
men,. - - @
A combination has been effected be-
tween the Maude. Cafiboc Fly and
Wilson g Hunt. stesmers running on
the Victoria and Nsnsime route. on
Vancouver Island. The Hunt. after .
while, will occupy tho route Damed
alone. the Asude bsing put on the
Cemex and New Wsstmisslss sosts.
The capital stock Of the new Company
!. 100000: $50. 900 being paid up.
Many Of tho logging frat srnity on
the upper waters Of Herds Canal and
the Sound. have he'd . particular inter-.
OFT 10 the pssding session IT court in
Olympia. - they he'd been summoned
here TO answer for cutting logs from
the public domain. Nost casrs heve
been compromised By the loggefs pay
ing Tor tbs lands Or . stumpage tax Of
one dollar per Thousand feet. Mr. Ed
McReAvy paid $500 End costs; Thomas
Pierce. $500 and costs: Chris. Johu-
s0n, @lhA zane: Hem maod d Atkins.
about $50 snd costs; y II Duckworth,
800 and costs; Amos Brown. 500 and
costs. In justice to our friend Amos.
We stats, thvt be had By mistake logged
on small strip along the line between
his claim aud piece Of Government
land. but on the wrong side of the line.
The following have given bonds TO sp>
pear Ut the next torn Of court: Robert
FArbairu. McRea 4 Watkinson. and
VIM Smith Several cases are still
psudiag. oily mpis Courier. 5H
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-17

0oHB BIL0W.-Albort 8irsch6sld.
who hes been 6lling the pssitios Of
hook-ksspsr 1t Sch wsLachsr Bros 4
Co. ioe several wonths past. left the
city 60s Haa Pnscisos last evening.
While here 10 made many friends who
regretted b &c him leave tho Sound.
On The North RAsiAe last evening Nr
"a Reynolds. 81 this city. took passage
for San Francisco. where be expects to
locate.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-17
Notice to Claimants Of Uni.
vers1ty Lands.

! have in my possession the only
kEown available and complete list Of
lands selected for University purposes
in the Olympia Land District. This
list is certified to be the lands selected
BY the Commissioner of the General
Land Office At Washington, and it EN-.
braces SEQ acres. the entire grant.
Several Thousand acres of land other
than that embraced in this list he 70
been conveyed by the agents OF the
University and are now held under
supposed University deeds. Under the
last named deeds are many Improved
farms aud other valuable lands. The
persons Claiming under University
deeds will be informed BY the under.
signed OF the sxsct stsnding Of their
title, for which . reasonable fee will
be expected. They will also be in
formed how to perfect their title. No
one unless he claims under University
deed vii: receive any information. No
land grsbbers need apply.
W. II WHITE,
Attorney-st-lsw. Seattle. w. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-17

Orr FOR TUE MINES Il b Josephine
did not leave till nosn yesterday. -
Capt Saith waited for about twenty Of
the Chester's passenger T. bay their
supplies and oat6ts before starting.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-17

Snow. an inch Of snew fell
here Saturday night. . like depth
covered the ground q Olympia, whila
at Tacoms. in Piercs county. and Low.
oil, 10 Suohomish ooanty. the fall wss
from four to I've inches in depth.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-17

PLENTY OF WoRK Twenty three
loggsrs Who i've made their hsad-
quartsrs Ut Olympia for some time
past startsd for east Of the mouataius
yesterday morning. under contract with
Gen 1cAieken. Who 10 largely inter-
ested in getting out ties and ether
material for tie Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company. We are Informed that
about fifty more woodsmen from the
upper Sound have besa engaged
for tho same paspose. and will soon
start for their new 6sld of operations.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-17

"Nei Aigssnon. I say the boy shall
not b brought up % the bottle. Look
1t HE gssndpa's noser'