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Smfamo-9epefdett.
Grant Tn 0ffSt1tra.

Sidabura, Wtii., u. April. = General
@raut uno @efolge famen nm 10 1br geitern
Nbenb bier on. Die Geellifaft beiud,te beute
nib in Begleitnng oes Gmpfangs=@om 8
ben gtationalfrieobof, mo- ueribieoene 9etpia=
fommnungsreben bonn Stapel gelaiien ipur
ben. Nahbem Die @mpfangs Geremonien
poriiber ruaren, tpuroe elm Nusflug nad benz
SiniR 9enadt, um Dem @eueral @elesenbeit
gu seben, ben Sanal. uel6en er gelegentIid, Der
8elossr:ing bon g;dsburg ausgraben lief, III
befditigen. linn llbr beute Ibenb reiife Sic
@eiell6aft nad) Mempbis ab.
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Ser Gren u,,n bic 0firffd,ernate

W TIM tn9ton, Osl., II. april.-Nad3-
rihten ans peridieoenen @egeuben bon Dela=
mare nnb Dem 1flidlen Marnlano eraeben, ban
bic Bfrfidlernbte auBer allem 3ipeiiei burd) bas
falte Wetter Der letten paar Gage mno Nidbte
ernifliHen S9aoen erlitteu bat. Die 8dume
itanben iomeit ll6rblif, al8 gieipcalilcz@ @onntp,
IN potter Sliitbe, uuo etlide Meiien nnterhafb
gSilninston fnS Die Sruhtfnoten bereits tn,
nerhaib ner Slitben 81 ieben. Der 6roft miro
nid3t nothtuenbiser Weiie einen gdn3lihen fsebl,
ldlag Der Yfrfhernbte CUR 6olse baben, agein
Der Grtrag miro ieoenfaqS eiil iebr geriager
fem. Obne ben pl0tliden 8itternugstpediel
iuitroe Oie grnSte ctr, iiberaus reidlid)e sewsz
fen ieih.
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0fehmGrffe.

ct. 9ouis, 12. april. - 8inopieh:
Die .3uiubr belief iidb auf 44OO, 9erienOnns
100; bic Yreiie oariirten ;piiden $3.50 uns
$780, Sdaafe: tusnis Sorratb uno in gu
ter yadfrase; 3ufubr 200, gerienbnns feline.
-gd)rpeine: ruhis; 8erfdufe 81 $4.1o-$4.s
65; 3ufubr 74OO, BerienOuns $500.
&bicago, -. april. = Oas ~Oroberss
Sournal" enthalt Solsenbes: Sdpeine -3u>
flbr % 900, Serienouug $500; Wtarft mGBig
lebbaft; senliidte Gualttdt$4 $4.20-$4.3 bei-
iere Sorten $4.40-$4.75, nlittelmdBige DO.
$4.20-$4.50.-3in 3inouHb: 3ufuhr 5000, Ser
ienbung 1900; Martt unrutis; Sertdufe ,u
$2,25-s5.3o.m S6aafe: 5ufnbr 800, Ser
isnbuug teine; Serfdufe gu $3-$6.5O.
gSeit : 8bilabetpbia, u. april.-
8inbpieh: lebbaft, 3nflbr 26OO, prima su
SIS, CUTE 54-5E, WitteliOrte 44-4B, or6i
ndrs 4-48.-S4aafe: lebhaft, 3ufubr 5000,
prina IT, quite 64-64, Witteliorte 6-64,
oroinare 54-5f.-Sdmeine: belsbt, 3ufubr
$500, prima II, quite 7, MittsliOrte 62, orOi-
nGre Ct.
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Ssurse Gn,cISeSeSd,ets.

= 9rn. 8. gorillart's 8eunitute r@sralz
tine," fuelde in otelem Triiblabre if,on nleb-
rcre Siege errana, brad am ietten Santiago
burd einen uusliidlihen 3ufaI oen Niiden
unb muBte erido0en tueroen.
= Sn eouoou miro sur 3eit cine @eIelIbait
oreanifrt, pelf,e iid nit Der Ginfnbr BON
friiden Sleiif aus auitralisn beififtiaen nfl
: graf Ssedennl bat ieine Setie burn
China beenbet uno 1T IN Calcutta an9efoms
men.
Das brittle 8iGarba@ a@cttlpiel smiid)en
gignaur unb CHIFFON gu Raris seifern absno
fid ebenfallS 81 @nniien bes @rilern aus. 8is-
naur bat iest i'm @anjen 24OO nnO SloGoa
1929 Bointeu gemadt.
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UerutiSG,te 9epef1ea aus Netpr
Notf.
Ser 6eIntttnrff.

WefOz y orf, y. Iprll. Solge16e5 itn0
bic S6luBnotirungen: @elo 4-6 idbrltd,
1u6 pro Sag. gterlingz z8e9iel 4.S4a-4.85
anf 60 Sage, 4.874-4.87a auf Stht. 8un-
bes>Sbligationen: 18S1er 1863, neue Ssiinier
1O3t, meme 44=pros. 1883, DO. 4-pro5. 1911,
Diff. Gol. 3.65er 924. 4ftien: Reip= 9orfer
Central 1919, @rie 42B, eafeSbore 1911, Slli.
gortbrpeiiern 94s, DO. griorifdten 1O9, 8od.
Sslanb 1881, s8sffteru Union Sci. 1044, gietu,
Seriener Central rs. llnteridatantsz z8llaui:
Sob $102. .141, 1882: @ourant S., ,72l 1892.
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..&0sarttae" Kieber.

Us ing t on, .. g., II. Ipril.-an1t-
lite Seriate on bic Jfational Sanitdtsbeb5roe
geben an, baB tpdbrenb Der ON 27. Ndr3 pers
itrihenen bier @ohen in Nep- Orleans Ell unb
in Mempbis spei Yerionen an rb0Sartisen"
6iebern ltarben.
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Sena ofrattf6er Staats.Sostpe,tt tt,
4Dnffiosfd.

Netu Srleans, 12. Qpril. - Die De-
ntofroten BON 2Ouifana bielten beute ibrsu
Staats, s,Gonnent inter oem Sorftbe bes 8ice-
9ouperneurs Wfc@nerp bier ab nno erruihlten
9elegaten ;u oem @incinnatier ytational Gon.
bent. Gin 8eidluB tuurOe ansenomuten, NIL,
der Die Houlination bes @enerals gSinfielb g.
Sancod besiinitigt, iebod erbisltsn Die Oelssa-
ten feline ipe5ieren Snftruftiouen. Gtipa 500
8elegateu nahmen an ben Serbaublungen 4u-
thPfl
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RuSLQilD.

WuBInllD.
8ctcr8burg,1 II. april.- @eneral Stoe
belcff reiitc geftern iibcr Muiit nlf Siflis ab.
,Stoonoiti" beridotct, oaB Der 8tfeblSbabsr
bes ruiiiihen @eidmnbers I'M ltillen Dtcer, in
Tolae Der bdufgcn Alarme Oil Der fmefiden
GrtnSe Suriidbtruicn ruorbeu lei. Seiu gta4
folger fuerbe III Den ndGffen 3agen ubreiien,
Inn 6as Gommauco su ibernehmen.
0as 8egierunssorsan oertiinOet, OaB adt
ucitere hche 8eomte bem @eneral Mslifeif
sur &afioun0 geftlt morosn fn0.
1cr Sterbenoe ruIiiidDe Seanjler.
8eterSburg, II. April. - Sitrit Gaort-
idafofi oerbrndate cine riibiae, ieoOdl ib1afiole
Nadt. Seins 9ciiiigcn Srdfte ijuo migeihwsdt,
jeood bot Fd] ole 9batistsit Oes osrsens per.
ninSert.
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(Sp8iaIOepeid9t bes rDeutihen SorrtipOnOenten. .
Norfolt, girs., II. april.-giHe unbe-
fannie Berion ftellte bsute In eiuem bieitgen
SsitenaaBhen cine 6Olsftiie auf einen ftd0tt-
ifeu abfallsfaren, beiien Subrmaun ftf ee,
rabe auf einige Wiinutsn entfernt bate. als
Der Sarren ben Ablabeplat erreift bate unb
Die Siiie nebit Der iibrlsen 2abuns auf ben
SoOen getporfen tpurbe, platte oas mori1e
Sol5 auSeinanber uno Elm inenihIihe8 Sfelstt
fam gum Sorideiu. Die Inaeleeenbeit erregt
umiomebr aufieben, ba Elm Watroie bon einigen
Sabren in benz betreffenosn Staotnisrtel alf
gebeimntBpo1e @eiie uerihtpanb.
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SetpsOorfer seIbitm 5roer. j..

9tem=Y orf, II. Aprtl.-@in 75zldbriger
Sran5oie, gianlens Sbos. 9rerp (?), begina
6eute friib in ieiner 8obuuug Scr. 367, gSef
55. StraBe, Selbitmorb, iuoem er iid Die
aeble burAidnitt, @r binterlteB mebrere Srieie,
in iuel9en er rittbeilt, er babe it9 untgebra6t,
neil ct 81 alt lei, nm feiuen 2ebensunterbalt
eriperben su f1nneit. She Der SelbItnl6rber
iib bic tDbtlide 8unbe beibra5te, bate er ii9
cine G6linge nm ben Sals gelegt unb 0teielbe
all einenl 6afen dr. Der gSaab befefttgt. Der
6afen brad iebof) ab unb Der lebloie a6rper
fiel aui bas reben Der @anb ftebeitoe 8ett, MO
man bic 9eife auffanb.
Die Yollsei fanb beute iriib am 6ube Der
@eit 81. Strabe einen Sut unb Rod, uno In
Der Ealhe beS 2ebteren nlebrere ODtllrnente,
aus wel6en berporgtng, baB Die Sleioungs=
fiiide bem Seritderunasa9enten Otto Seller,
Hr. 446, gSef 38. StraBe, gebOrten. Die
0Ofumente maren on Maoeltne Befer uno
ssrib Breiuebel in Ger. 211, Weft 81. StraEe,
9erid,tet unb erlduterten bic @rinoe, mId1e
Seller peranlaBteu, ben SOB in ben Slutben III
iuden. &oilpielise Yro5efie IMP S9ulben
iiberbaupt iinO als banptiddli9e l1rla1en an
gegeben.- Die 2eide tit nid]t auf9efunben nor
BEN unb piele 9eute finb Der Nnfif3t, oaB SeGer
nidt Selbin!oro be9an9en bat, ionbern nllr
ourhgebrannt 1T.
2Dnd)imftts.
Nens Orleans, II. Aprtl. - Der See
ger $. Suder, angeflaSt, einen 9etpiiien abe
Nraaer i'm Sabre 1876 ermorbet 3u babeu,
ipurbe geferu friib brr6 Is WdnHer aus oem
@efdHsniiie 81 @reensbnr9 i'm Sirdipiele ct.
Selena sebolt uno eri9oiien.
Ser Steamitt 8ennett ~ anoert tn's
3md)thaMs.
&id1monb, 8irg., II. Ipril. = $. s.
gennett, fpeld)er in Baltimore, 6td)mono uno
gloriolf ole 0tgamiit cine 8olle selpielt bat,
tprrbe beute 81 Orei Sabren 3uftbaus perur-
tbeilt.
Sieotnar9arim.
&bicago, II. 4pril.-Sm biefi9en Butt
bes9eridte 1T Elm Pro3eB i'm 8streIf zines Ba'
tents auf bic Sabrifation BON Sleomargartn
anbdngig gemaft porbeu, tpeld)sr bic erifaur>
lid)e Sbatiade an's 2ageSlidt gebraft bat,
baB bon bem Oleomargarin, oeifen Yrsis ME
in ben Marftberiften ansefibrt nnb ,pelhes
nnter ieinem rid,tigen Nanlen bon feinem Sc
ifdfismanne gum Serfaufe angeboten tpirb,
alidhrlid) nitDt tpeniger, ais SO Willionen
Bfuub bier ju eanbe btrfauft tser6eH.
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SdSIeI &diSel
nr Retie tu'S auslsno beoret iuncrbaIb "a 5taxeca
u, Matite
@de oer Ealtimotefiro6e uun H0faG IEers saReHne.
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gSabIfratpall tn efio Garo oIina.

Gofnmbia, S.>g., IL. april. - Bdhs
renb Der beutisen @smeinbetpabl in Gbsefielb
ereisnete iidb cine Sauieret, ipGhrenb tpeld3er
gS. 6. Slanb unb u. u. @loper in ben Wta-
gen seidoiien unb tuabri9etnli9 t6otltf per-
tpunbet tpuroeu. u. q. Glisbp erbielt spei
ShuBtpunbeu arn Sdenfel. Der Strett
puroe Ourd einen gBortwediel iiber bic borge.
i6la9eue germtnberuns Der S9nappSaeuer
nerurladt unb artete in cine allgen1eiue Sfld-
aerei aus. GGmmtlifls 8ermun6ete iirb 2Sei3e.
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Gefegrap6if6e 9epefde,t.

,Berdbte ber .aifocirten BreGe" fir ben rDeutihen
@orrefponoenten.O
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Gin 91tter @o6enIob.,.

Ntmz OFT, p. Aprtl.-Ote Glnnabmen
mdbrenb 6es Samltas abenO beenbeteu iedls-
tGgisen 9auerlaufes, in tpelaem Der Reger
Sart nit 565 Nieilen Sieger blisb, beliefsn iifl
auf $2S,68S. Die Sdlfte bteler Summe ioQ
beln @ontrafte nad inter Die betbellisten Oalz
erlaufer pertbeilt iperOen. !5art erhdlt $7175,
Besram $3587, 6oparS $i793, 9obler 1896,
aflen $448. &robne 1924, gSi0iams SIP unb
Sanpafer $50. Sarl erbalt auBerbem Srpesps
ftates" I'M 8etrage BON $4,000 un6 tpetter.
$1,000, neil er Die bon Brorpn ;uriidgelegte
gteilen5ahl iibertraf - i'm @ansen bas uette
Giimtuff,er pnn S17175
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&NttMiuHfa.
Ser 8tgaMiit 8ennett .panoert tn's
StdtfhaMS.

Sid m D, Strg., IL. Ipril. = $. s.
gennett, tpelder in Baltimore, 6td]mono nuo
Noriolf ole 8tgamiit eine 9iolle seipielt bat,
tpuroe beute 81 Orei Sabren 3uf)tbaus perlr-
theitt.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-31

LIGHTHOUSE DisrRicr. rhe thur
ts-nth lighthouse district embracss oil
sids to navigation on the Pacific coast
north OF the 3ouudssy of Ore2os. Il
extends from the 4lst parallel Of lati.
tude to British ColumbiS There are
in this Observation-Disclosures. Is; light.
ships, 0; fog signals operated by steam
or hot ain engines. 3; day or uulightsd
bsacons, 10; buoys actually in position.
u. spare buoys for relief and to sup
ply losses. n. The following are the
names Of the lighthouses in THE die.
trict: Cape Blanco. Cape Arago. 81.
Helens' range lights. Cape Disappoint.
ment. Shoatwatcr Bay. Caps Flattsry.
New Dungeness. Smiths or BIunt's
Island. Point Wilson. Point no. Point.
The report contains ecomnsndations
for light stations - fellows: Foul.
weather Bud recommendations nf
5000; West Point (Sandy Peint). On
appropriation Of $40 900 10 recommend
ed; Robinsons Point. 5000. recon.
men,led; Sand Island. (mouth Of the
Columbis). $4,000. recommended;
mouth Of the Wiliime to, $500 recon-.
mended.
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s42s. 900 LYING Anouxp LoosE.

ei26. 900 LYING AROUND LoosE--
Says the Portland STANDARD: sixteen
years ago. in the dsJs when Oregou
City was more prosperous tos" :han
/, ~. b sc re solvent Of railroads,
ard Portland WAS just emerging from
it, swaddiing clothes. " T Matlock
vas receiver Of the land odice and
United States Dspositor Q, Oregon
Csty. This vas also before tue era ii
national banks, aud in his ofiiciSl CO.
pacity Mr. Mstlock received large
amoants Of money. 10 greenbscks, FROM
he federal ofic-rs from all parts OF the
State. His collections we're sometimes
kspt on hand for mouths ss . time
AMI the money received was kept in -
old 'rsn safe. the only combination t.
which xas ponde, Gus brass key. At
the uc,e referred 20 be had &426. 600
on hs;d carefully s.owsd away in the
sntiquAtsd safe. Ore evening he Wis
tied Tho Office aud for some reason Was
prompted 70 see II the greenls.cks were
ell right. Imagine HE horror when on
! drawing the packages ct bills OFT To
dnd them coverei with blae m"li
every bill cemerted firaaly sogssher
and rapidly going TO decay. tbs u.
B deposisor was horror stricken. but on
recovering HE mental equilibrium. he
locked up the safe and Office sud fran
| ficslly rushing t. the house OF u r
Tboapson divuiRed to that genttenxp
the awful secret. Both returned to the
land Office; the mcuIdy Liiis were all
brought out. rcusing H.. was buitt in
the stove aud there during tue silent
hours Of the hight bah we're hssl Vt
work c.f. fully separating th- bills fro,s
, each ether. removing the mod sGd
drying tnrin. Most Ut the b,.ls we're
Of the denomination OF one dulisr. and
svsry night for nearly three weeks the
two meu vsre thus engaged. occasion.
ely assisted by Medorum Crswfurd.
Who was collector Of revenue at this
city aud wke had bsen spprised Of the
natter. After the bills had thus hess
sesx regsted they were cArefully ~sAp-
ped in piper aud placed on the shelves
OF the ofIios among the cid documents
that he'd laid there Tor years. There in
their expneed condition they lay fog
sonne t'me among tho old pagers. aud
visitors little thought that foftune
wss laying. lsoss on those shelves wbss
they cailed'tO transact their business at
the land office. What . bonsnxs il
would have beeu TO some. had they
Imagined that there was $a28. 900 to be
he'd almost for the taking. 1t was nos
until the government agent had seen
his treasure safely In the hands Of the
parties authorised tn receive It that be
drew sigh VI relief aud dcvou:d.y
thanked his stsr that nothing wsrss
had happened to the gr-sn bucks thu"
being almost deatr,yed 10y tn. blue
nanll."
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B. G. LEGIsLATURx. The session Of
the Provincial Legislature called for
March 22d has been postpoued T.
April 9th. The official procla nation
Of the change j. . literary curiosity
worth looking upon. The dctnsl nat
ter ptreinsnt stsreto occupies the space
OF . few lines only. while the psraphsr-
MALTA. IL we may call the ssrpiusaye
that. 10 drawn out to great length
Canada ani Great Britain aud Ireland
are oil concerned with. British Columb bio
10 the event, and aocnrdingly wsrksa
IN the proclamation. while Jsm~s
Charles Provost, Registrar Suprsns
Coart. George A. Walksm, Al, eruey
General. Albsst Norton r chaSds.
Lieutenant Governor, and Victoria
by the Grace Of 0,A. Of the United
Kingdom OF Crest Britain and Iceland.
Qusca, Defender Ut the Faith, So. H..
&c. are the ones upSa whom desslvsd
the responsibility for the step taken in
che issuance Of the proclamation.
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CaAsos - ConHasDEn.- Since the
last appearance "a sss hastss u The
revenue cutter Oliver wolcott. : few
weeks ego. she has had . change Of
commsndss, Capt Hooper giving plac,
to Capt Gtoddart Capt Hooper went
below on ths last pakotA. and il now
on board thU Richard kush in the posi-.
ton m146Yncant By the drowning If
Capt Bailey. We understand th.s the
Rush h N preparation for o nsta.
ern cruise VI humane aud distinguish.
I'd. aud perhaps long aud pcr,lous.
character. Hhe 10 going in quest Of
the yacht Jeanette aud whalers Vigi-
liant and Mount Wollsston. in Arctic
wsters. Approximations are felt for
tho safety OF all three Of these vessels,
and particularly Of tho two latter
Capt Hooper may well feel ,ompli.
meutsd u being put in charge Of such
IN expedition, and that hs will do
credit to the service. il the opportunity
10 given him. We feel assured. The
Richard Rash is much larger vessel
than the Oliver Woico,t; 10 an excel
lent sailer amt fast steamer. She 10
we'll adapted to the difficult duty as
signed her.
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DAILY INTBLLICRNCRR.



Eastern mail sgsis last night
The revenue cuttsr To!cnse cooled
here yesterday.
Seven sdults were bsptised in Trinity
Church last night.
Rev d Bagiey. nsw q Oily .Spia. came
down On ths Zephyr last svsaisg.
Id Dsrgin. tbs nurssrynan. sesds-
man, etc.. hiss settled down At tho
Dalles. Oregon.
Schooner Reporter sailed from San
Francisco for Seattle last Monday, and
ship Dsshing Wave for Tacoma.
The bark Arkvright. with 1890 toss
Of 6esttls cosl. was tnwed ~ sea yes
terdsy morning BY the steamer Ynki-
ma.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church will give . sociabls IL Y~s!sr's
Hall Friday evening. A god time IL
anticipated.
The stock Of goods tslongins to the
firm Of Weber aud Weaver Was yes.
terdsy packed up, ths parties intend
ing to 20 out II business.
Collection day tomorrow. All Fools
Day also No compromising che two
events, for the purpose IL perpetrAting
stale jokes. will b tolerated.
The Josephine arrived last evening.
bringing twelve miners down fro
Sksxit, She left soon after Der arrival
for Sksgit sg4in, having so.se toying
to do At the mouth Of the river.
Tho ruins u the old Seattle site wsss
feno.d ~ yestssday. A wsg suggtsted
that the enclosure was made 20 kesp
somebody fro,n Carrying OF ths old
boiler or fly wheels We hope soon to
zee the property improved. OF ct least
cleared o6 and made to look little
more respectable. saa
II. A. s. the Standard correapon-
dsst 1t Washington. writes as follows:
II hssr fopsk0od authority in New
York 6bAks Ne neW o D N s K Co In.
tend running J n J,oiph for senator.
and thst snbsoriptioas ere t66cn there
70 stsrt AsalWsst Rspublicsn paper in
Portland shk ol0O. 600 capital. ihave
doubts Aboat this, bat less it you any
how" e.
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FASHIONS CoAtNo On tho stea.n-
ship Dakota. which sailed from, San
Francisco 1t noon yesterday (3Oth) are
passengers - follows: For Port Town.
ssnd-J Smith. Jas Priest. J Duncan.
J Ledberry. !, Fur Seattle--Mrs "A E
Aellett. Mira .Jno 1eary. A + Lesry.
VIM Chass. J X Pollsck. AiAs c
Thompson. J II Young. w @ Barr, 3 T
Osten. y Kenny. ] brown and vito.
Mrs g AuDonAld and 2 children, A b
Hill. 81 B Williams. Mrs s A B.ksr
ana 2 ohildrss. For TscOms - r
Stevens. \ Anry. For OLYMPIA Jno
Sweeney. v,te and sou, 4 ID Lustrs. B
New. JIAmbeck. Miss W,ison. q hun.
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DsAru or IN. wnrrk-Proi. B. s.

DARN or + u. Wnrra.-Proi. B. 8.
White. the ~ell knswus add popular
musician and dancing master of Uym-
pia, died ct bic residence IN the Capital
city yesterday lnorning q ninsa0'clDck
from brain disease. He leaves wife
aud two grown sOus 10 mourn Me loss.
Prof. White WAS . man of pleAsiua
manners. and made warm frisais
wherever he went. Many in Seattle
viii receive Ne intslligsuce of bis
sudden death With regret.
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- RIAL EsTAfE.- The following are
The Transactions in real estats. - re-
corded il the Auditors effice. since our
last report:
II W Pope and JuSs " ll.ldr1m ia
W II reeves. lot 2 in block 3. Bosen's
addition. ei3Ol
w II Reeves and wife tnsA A Denny.
lot =. = bluclSe. Bossnis addhias.
tl2OU.
n Colusn AMI wife 10 Seattle Saw.
NIL Coupsny. = lots il CsntrAl Seattle
Homestead plat. 500.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-31

II. II. Warasv . Co :-GENrLxMEN-
Without solicitation I desire to express
to you my high appreciation Of yoer
remsdy. known - Wsrusr's Safe KID
nsy and Liver Cure. Some time siaee
my attention VS. called to . gsntleman
who had fore long time bssn . great
su6sssr. Aftsr nsking . thorough
examinasiou Of The case. I found that
his kidnsys aud liver were badly af.
feeted. Not without hesitation ! pre-
scsibed your SAT- Kidney aud IAvsr
Core. The result, after taking two
bottles. has been satisfactory in the
extreme. without Aeiitstjoo, / would
DOW prescribe the came remedy TO ell
similarly afflicted. YouEs truly.
r. CAuLxItv, ~ a.,
The shove you sts ct Liberty ID pdbl
lish II Jon shooss. -, s. e.s~ ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-31

WADDlHe IN HIoH LirE.--It bee
leaked ess thss wedding il high lite
xiil be cousumGated at Justios Scots's
Office teoosrsu sveniae It hAlf-pass
seven Oscluck. We know IL 10 hardly
fair 81 tell 1t such occurrences befsrs
they take place. but ~ the parties are
both we'll knovs IN Seattle IL 10 .
matter Ut esssgal interese. ard 20 doabe
mSny viii b On hand TO - Ne knss
tied.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-31

IT you are worn out. feel a0re f.
tiensd when it 10 time 70 get up than
when you went to bed; are lansuid.
listless and lazy. taks . few doses ol
Emil Fssss's Hambusg Tea. Ia
strengthening. refreshing and invigor-
ating qualities Will dsliybt you - il
has done many tens OF Thousands al
ready. k4 syss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-31

the term eudin4 Aaren S0sh:
Number Of pupils enrul!sd during the
term, -; average daily st:endAnce. n:
pupils rot sbsent during the term. Lena
Fasnhsm. Nellie Hovey and Eunios
McPhoo.
The following list gives the average
per cs0s. obtained by each pap5l In the
examination q the Gloss Of che term,
with the average standing:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-31

Tas Boes LUxCM AID 1ns B1s1
BExR. you will always Ind .: The
c Co. g e. as9 - s.
the sxcsllest Nambolls Lager Beer.
Also inpestsd bses = s4aagt - PITT
hotties. Boi]o6 han ~ I'll kids q
cold l0noAoe - Qco0e. sxs ss-- ssNs n
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-31

Owing r.. siekness aud ssmsyales =
nsm6er Of The pupils woo ~ 9re@u
vt the examination.
]. n. FRiNx. Teacher.
A thy maker af Nontsose. Pa. u.es
600. 600 fses II bsswood every ysas- &
The Earl If Fife has tSO0. COO year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-31

Personally. A. Wsbstsr. Collec-
tor OF Puget Sound. paid oar city .
visit yesterday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-31

''s'asl''A
AkI-l0E0.
East India, Chnt:nia
Mushrooms In Tins.
EFrannckpaaa . ;nrT;,a,sz.+
e
Gnava Jallv-
nn 80 80 80. =. L.. =
- -
sing. 80.
Mack nrs;1 Tins x
Ro>alaes Sard;nas.
4O0&ueS g 0Ou00S.
'Baritand, Shrimps,
s.iIJ.,,os., r Ii,7Fi q
p-r,.. Re-.
- -. . r.,a :
Q -, - = 40 = =, -. :.
crosse q 6la0KW0u
~.a.. - -.
30O0Se
c,,.,.v 81, s 81,
80 .~n- -.
Walnut KetohuD.
4x200 E30kx0Ss
J !: Pickles iee.' ~ = Ia Mus
-.,,.~
31Ck0Q O01O0Ss
81 =
m@- m~-
E..,.o. As.h =,
- A vA00s
-'''-- .-'sao IS
! .... s.. .siss i:-.. !. ares. ~
NV illus ny hRV NEamer.
.aI sSss# Az 50
esss 4f4 sWr@IAE4S wa "a
So
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Nv ,N::f1V 3vl%1N'
lie xAo u 1xvxv1xy UO
& ass
i s.s
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