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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCES
riY
DAVID IID i UN'S.
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intfton. with th* Ur*'"** if dUtiotJ of any P»;«r
In th»- Territory, U »r»ty -»t .rS*r
m>rninjr.
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A««-Tit for t*» i»%ii.v n ri;i.i.Hi» * h
with whom ttmmpmrnU sr-*r rosds
<l«ilv»*ry »riyw} -re in th* • tty »n ' »t <ll ?*•"'
Porto sr»#tiri«i th< * ifi'J • -I » *• " l"-y '!>«»■
on assent of mfmtF* sa *• • r.t.. '•*> "®
111 *''<3.
Tuesday, July 11, 1870.
CIVIL SFRVICE REFORM
IN EARNEST.
As an indication of the drift of
the time* we note the fact that at
tion in California, out of 180 appli
cants in San Franciaco, not one re
ceived a first grad" certificate, and
onlj five could make a sufficient
ntanding to obtain certificates of any
grade, and the result in other coun
ties was similarly disastrous.
The [tcrfectioii of the American
public school system is justly a
theme of national ielf-gratulation in
ncwspajKTM, pulpits and carn|>aign
speeches To Ohio is ascribed the
honor of the lirst origin of the mod
ern Hyst. jj, but to Michigan and
some of the newer States, the credit
is given of carrying it to its highest
perfection. The State of California,
however, a few years ago, exacted a
school-law, which is probably the
most elaborate in the Code of any
State, and reduces the school depart
ment to a piece of machine mechan
ism, the most systematic, and tbe
most intricate of any in the State.
The complaint has been that the
public welfare has suffered in its
most vita! interest, that of the edu
cation of the young, through the
work of teaching being d» legated to
i mmaf ure, inadequate Lauds, through
whose c'umsy pruning, m itiv of the
youugtwlgH have run the risk of 1
growing up hopelessly crooked
sticks. California now proposes to
reform this with a vengeance, b\
Xldiit't'tiiur all :ii,t.lu'aut»i for a cer
tificate of any grade to a rigorou*
four day s written examination, un
der the direction of a Stale Hoard of
Questioners, in It* ( iu some counties,
2< I or more,) branches of study,
ni.ttiy of them belonging to a college
course, and including a thesis on
the theory and practice of teaching,
credentials of character, exjmrience,
etc. The grade is regulated only by
difference in the standard of infec
tion reached on examination, the
third grade (county) certificate re
quiring <»o jkt cent, and the first
grade .S« r > |»er cent.—a single itiaceu
racyjin any topic, in some instances,
losing all the credits uj*>n the whole,
usual? 10, in a lump. Then to 1*
able to secure a State certificate,
qualifying to teach outside of the
county where examined, the papers
must lie nent up to undergo a second
harrowing process and raking down,
under the scrutiny of a State Hoard
of Examiners at Sacramento. The
result is, the great majority of aspi
rants are disappointed, and among
the slaughtered not infrequently are
candidates even from Eastern col
leges and high schools as well as |
from the State Normal school.
One of the effects of tins svstcm j
is that the profession m the State is i
kept litntbsl and select, and wages
arc very high. To the credit of the .
law, however, it can l»o said, that no j
discrimination in wages is allowed
against lady teachers for the same j
grade of work.
This ky atom mar l«e regarded as
an instance of the successful work
ing of the reform* nought to be in
troduced in the government civil
service, by the party known a* Civil
Service Reformers, with tieorg*
Willuuu (.'urti>, tin- alitor of H ir.
jut's MiVjasm* and HWI/y, at their
head. Their plan is to make all
public offieoui|>ctitive, ami intel
ligence the tost, n* dev«*lojn-d in
public ii- i te<hn*«al examinations.
Tlii* v is darker, houexer, that this
reform max l«e carried to such an
impracticable degivw o! scveritv as
to defeat t !io benefit it was designed
to secure, I'he i fl\> tof building tip
a privileged protected I \ U jjis
tatue bars is to forvfen \ to some
extent the healthy eheek> of
titivn, and create sinectirvs of a cer
tain sort through motiojolv, aud
thereby shelter tuyligence and pr*>-
sumplioiSuch ia*v* confer a dan
gcrous p» \u r, that unless closely
guarded by the people may be made
powerful engines of oppression and
patronatre As long, though, as it
can be .<'ur»*d through tbe eomj-et
itive system, that advancement
shall depend upon fitnes* and fideli
ty. i* :sto th*- of the pub
lic. At least it :evidently a sitm
of the ttrn* * showing liat the ra
tion is ultimately coming t Ir.
view cf which our youth may Is*
warned to make the most of their
opportunities for mental culture.
Competition grows sharp-r day by
dav, and in practi<tal <infests s- ienee
in the out#*# iae always wins. The
highest .kill is sure to 1 --ar the jelm
it: the doruain of its own d- part merit.
TELEGRA P HIC
BBITHH cotnnu.
VICTORIA. July 9 Arrived —The
steamer California, from Portland.
Hailed —The bark Antioch, for Amoy
CAUVOUIA.
San Frascisto, Jnly B.—There was
track t<»-day, to see the two mile and
repeat trot to hsrneas, for a pur«e of
$2,000, between Gold Hot** and Jerome
Gold Note won in two straight heat-
Time l:t/9*4 and 5-04•£.
EAffi'V.BH STATES.
WAsiiiJfOTOX, July Bth —Thi recent
s[ie4*ches of Senator Morrill of Maine.
Uepresentative Garfield aiid oth<'r«,
showing the real nature of the conflict
between the House and tbe Senate on
the appropriation bills, have prisluced
a powerful impression, aud tlie dead
lock will probably be broken next week.
If HO, it is l>e!tevtrd the Hoase will r«*Jid
ily share the re»ponsil>ility of postpou
iug the impeakcbment trial, nrid Con
gress will probably adjourn to escape
the intense heat of a Washington sum
mer ami participate |»eraonal!y in the
political campaign.
Secretary Morrill took charge of tbe
Treasury Departuicut this afteruoou.
WillilXOTox, July B.—Tbe commit
tee of conference on the Diplomatic
Consular appropriation bill ui>>t at noon
to-day, but failed to agroe.
Tbe President uominated Wui. J.
Wright, of Maryland, Consul at Santa
Itra/.il; Thos. W. Prosch, postmaster
at Shuttle, W. T.; Jno. Oo'suan, agent
of Illusion* Indians, at Yankton, Da
kot a
NEW Kit IIMOM>, rind ) July 8 —A
man named Geo. Williams, was lodged
in jail for outraging the person of MINS
A lad, aud for th' .»up|K)se»l murder of a
Ophir To-niglit a crowd of a
thousand luim *urrnntulod the i til,
overpow. ret tbu jail«.)r, took \>ilu tm*
out ami banged him to a tree.
New \ork, July B.—Mercury stand*-
W in the shade to-day, ami the weather
is intensely hot. lh« thermometer in
Camp Middle, N. J , marked 110 in the
shade. One hundred and seveuty sol
diers were prostrated, and more ar<* in a
dangerous condition At dress parade
thirty more fell, ill the rank*, and pa
rade was dismissed. Six of tb» «Mven
surgeons in camp are prostrated, and all
available physician<« in Tientoii have
been ordered np. Gen. Hidtlle's soil,
who was among the prostrated, left the
camp.
ArauSTA. July B.—Fx -Speaker
Blaine ban formally accepted the I'nitcd
State* Senatorship, tendered him by
GOT. Connor. The vacancy thus cre
ated in the House of Representative*
will not be tille«l until tho regular elec
t I*>n in September.
WASHINGTON, July H. -The sft. Louis
platforiu and the pending pro|H»ition
tor the repeal of the Resumption Act,
puts the New York Democratic Con
gr» souen in a bad fix. as th« Lcgialu
ture instructed th«-ra last February to
oppose the repeal. still it is apparent
that tho iVmotrat* will now vote
against the repeal. The Senate will
defeat the lull. Hl.iuton Duncan, who
led the straight-out iJwntot rats Cor
O'Connor in opposition to Qrveley, de
nouuee* Tilden's nomination as highl\
impolitic and sure to bring defeat. He
predicts *io,ooo Kepublican majority in
Indiana for Haye*. of Ohio, and ail
cede* California and Oregon to Hayes
because of democratic soft money. He
He says the St. Louie platform w
double faced and tho nominee* sntairo
nistic in principle, and that this is an
effort to conciliate Democrats. He t«-
lieves the Democrats have thrown away
the bost ehsnce th«*y ever hxd for
success.
KVIOPK.
lUINE, July 7. A jwiwergrr trmn
froui thin city, for L'ausannc came
m collision to-d*y at Palixu-u*, m ith
another, coining froui L'ausann* Both
engines were destroyed, aeveril earsde
ttu liih il an! ten p-rsons killed
July 7—An official t-le
grnpbic di«pntch, rwtited at li»igi a»ie.
•niimmco that after *en hours desper
ate fighting *t Kachka, the Turk* have
lied to Nonil>\la«v The Sersian* tveu
pied the territory bftwcm U<Hljk» and
NombaU'. The Servian low i« iiicou
-i 1 *rablf The army under Gen. Sl*ck
croscrd the frontier, u»ar Y»v >", on
Thuradty. They fouud theTarkjen
tmulk-J in * very f»x«r»Mr position,
b»it weiw able to di»lodg«* theru after
lire hour'* «evere
I.tXiON, July b—Tlit*
dispatch from Pe'grade, dated July t>,
*ays: One huadred and thirty wound
«"d STrims, of the army of the T)wma
iare arrived tlnr*. They report that
luring tb righting: at J* !i a. the gsr
-iaon fi the Tirki-'i guardhouse atd
h- inhabitants nded themselves to
Qtm At agii:-* the > rrians Ic
b- *trr-t* * terrible waM.fn- •'* -ued.
in which H the inhti* it* per
ched
LOSIK>X, July - ~fbe 7 • « \ ienna
x>rrespond*-i t ami tb«- Ku«*.an tele
graphic i.'« :.cy b. th e )iifirtn the rep«rt
that Sbemay ,tf I t*k»*n Khpa'anka.
The 7 tm-«' Vienna di» pat-h also
report* that the Turk* di 1 not t ike the
main pn#;tion tt Sitcb"«<-a*\ but captured
tbc eontigun I'tr! v* !i'*< Tb«* Servi
an* ir • 'h* >*!• up e*.rt worksaronr.d
**:t U*C» |> l c t.yt" r ' '.t * f lis. < f
tb kid;' a- r< tbe riv»*r TIP FC
Ti»e .V -ri H rim *peen*l r»pjrt- that
th»r Turk* arc >itc!»«car wbteb
br:s a garrison of D.OoO m^n.
PA EI -J, July * —Tbe Is Suir *ay<>
that all the advitv* m*ived ri«ifirm
the rejMjrt- cf th' march »>f Tuch«*r«
manoff.
The *'ouri?r lis Frunrt report* that a
great engagement ha* taken place
bet*'**n Tinok and Iravibod. The
lark* a-«re dislodged, and the rood ia
now op*'it tj tbc S -rvLwn The Turks
lo*t 7<K> killed, nn i aDo I<X) prisoner.*
at Herol. A di*patcb from Alexandria
to tbe .Vcci announces that General
Loring, Commander in Chief of tb«
Egyptian army in Aby«sinia, has ar
rived in Cairo, from Ma^-sowah.
Troops for Constantinople are arrtr
ing at Alexandria.
THF. ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL. —
The army appropriation bill, a* rejiorted
from the Senat' 4 committee on appro.
pri*tion>, i* in the following
important particulars: The Committer
entirely ctrike out eight sections by
which the flo'nm projK»sed to reduce
and reorganize th» army, and to estab
lish lower salaries for <.Sicer-». Amend*
ments are accordingly refSDi led increas
ing tbe House items of appropriations
to an aggregate extent of over $3,000,-
000, 90 at to provide for continuing the
present force of 23,000 men aud officer*,
aud tbe salaries prescribed by existing
law, and also to more nearly conform to
the estimates of Secretary Tnft in other
respects. The priucipal items of iu
oruas* are: $813,708 for the paj* of the
army; #291,000 for subsistence; $150,-
000 for Quartermaster's Department:
$400,000 for transportation; $600,000
for biro of quarters, etc. The Com
mittee recommended retention of the
House provision concerning officer's
mileage, fixing it at 8 cents per mile,
in lieu of all other traveling allow
ance*
11 IK Committee on Territories jx>st
poned further action on the Senate bill
for the admission of New Mexico till
Dceeml>er isth. which is regarded as
equivalent to a defeat of the measure.
SAI.MOS in eases to the value $(?.»,-
502 was shipped from Astoria last week
to San Francisco.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
onsiAT
ITALIAN CIRCUS.
if FIST 93111 Tiff MSI.
Will Ptrforni in Seattle
On Wednesday, July l*>th, 1H76
LOOK AT OI U ARRAY OF TALENT :
The Great Watrigan Family,
in number; the only family of
Gymnaxt* m l AcrotiaU In tho true ecuae,
that have ever traveled.
THE FAMOUS JOHNSON BROTHERS '
The m.»t wonderful and Trapeze |»er
fonurrs that have ertr been teen.
SIO. JIAN DEVINI,
The On-at Italian Hurdle Rider and Ram-twrk
Someoauiteni.
LORRAINE k SEXTOS.
The m<«t pleaaing and t\.mlc Clown* that ever
•■niered tha Arena.
LOriS RANDOLPH,
The (.'bainpi<>n Slacfc-wtr* Pvdratrtaa.
EVERETT HARDING.
M'«t I'lfwiug Tattlter and Tuxnblar.
MONS. PI'PPEE,
Tho Cirt-at Principal Pour-bora* Ridrr.
FRANK ITNCK,
Spinning Plate and Globe Artlnt.
WILLIE HART AND SADIE BIRD.
The Great Double and Mingle Contortion if ta.
Ml!* MILLIE EKTERLE.
MADAME CI i.LEN.
I«tr<diKing her Finely Educated Arabian Stallion.
To conclude wtth an interesting
FRENCH PANTOMIME !
A.tmiaaion, On** Dollar ChlJ.',r»n HkU friif.
I>-»m opeu at i , performance t'' iV'tunitßc? at*
Notice*
Tbe Tr»Mur*-r 4 »f King Cvmnly. W T., u pr+-
0 to ro«J«*Ti all ut»tuKiiß« Coanty War.
11*1 an-! ißtcMit t»ar.n(i «lat«*a prior
U> October Slat, 1*75,
GEO. I) HILL. Trwurw.
M. H. WE E D
ARCHITECT ft BUILDER.
Is n w prepaml to fort.nfc MLA** t&J SPRO
IFR"4TtOS> t. r bull Utui m if m SaockM ;
«rtU coi irav-ti. and eui^rfatrtW
| omc* OVEa MORRIU.« DBUO iTORE. ,
W T Marrh nth. I<*.
M rSCELTj A X F!Or 8.
Lowing Urease!
Pr»tu and a/ter tfcia i-it* we will nak<* sad keep
• rietantly n hind
iir ea*e for Logging
And <.tber purp- ses at oar Seep Tscbvy.
M street,
Ja»t ab>jvi» the Seattle Brewery. Price 13.23 I**?
I'M) I- Uf-ds.
itg-Im CHAPMAS 4 00.
Notice#
BHa will be received at the Talbot Mine for
running a tunnel through rock and rial until Sat
urday. th • "th. The sixe «f the tunnel to be 5
feet high. « S to 5 feet wide. Tools will be fur
niahed by the Company. The tunnel will have to
be run with three shifts. The airtn * and run
ning of the rock and coal will be done by the
Company. The tunnel also will have to be run
with a grade of not more than one inch to the sis
teen feet.
M. PADDEJ, Superintendent.
Seattle, July sth. 1876.
*
SEATTLE COAL
AND -
TRANSPORTATION CO
Principal place of Baalaem, Nss
Franrlaee, t'sl.
Location of Works, Klsg C'osnly,
Territory,
This Company is now prepared to furatah
Superior Quality of Coal
IN QUANTITIES TO SHIT I
i
"i
For Sale, at Low Prices!
Apply st the Ofllce or TBI SEATTLE COAL
Ik TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Seattle. November 7th. 1874.
Pacific Mail
Stoam f»Hlp 00.
SAN FRANCISCO VICTORIA
And Olympia Line,
Carrying Iter Britannic Majesty's and I'nlted
States Mails, Wells, Fargo A Company's Express.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing April 10, 1876.
Oil and after April 10th, tha flrst-claas Iron '
Screw Steamship CITY Or PANAMA. 1,600 tons.
Capt. Seabury. and the commodious Side-Wheel
Steamship. DAKOTA, 2.100 tons. Capt. Morse,
will sail twtween the Porta of San firanciaco,
Ojytnpia and Departure Bay, M per following
~r«» for Ssnaimo, New Westminster, Vale, Frazer
ltiver, and with Puget Sound Mail Steamers for
all other Ports, and at Tacoms with Northern Pa
cific Railroad for Portland. Astoria, and all other
iinportant points »n Oregon.
Thn.ugli Tickets sold to principal Stations on
Northern Pacific. Oregun and California Railroads
ami principal landings on Columbia and Willam'
otto Rivers. Tickets Include Meals and Bertha
on Pacific Mall Steamers.
Time Table for Steamship 44 CITY
OF PANAMA."
ports — tun raAiirisco to oltotia.
I,esvs San Francisco June 10 June :*T
Arrive Victoria j •• u July 4
" " 14 ! •• «
Arrive Port Townsend. ! •• is «• 5
Leave •• •• | .. 15 .. -
Arrive Seattle .it " u - 5
Leave •• I•• *. j
Arrive Tacoma ' n •• v
" I " 13 " 3
Arri T*_ o| y m > 1 * n " i< •• n
r nw oltmi ia TO ll* nuncuoo VIA DrrAJrrra*
lit.
Leave Olympta June 16 Unlj «'
Arrive Taoxua •« lf 1 ..
" •• IB •• f)
Arrive Seattle •• |« .. fi
Vl* T# '■ •• u! •• C
Amve Port Tovunij •• 17 » 7
Leave •• •• i; m j- «
Arrive Departure Bay. •• 17 •• 7
I.eeve •• •• | .. jy t- w
Amve Victoria •• 19 •• <»
- I •• - i">.
Arrive San Franciaro •• 24 i •• 14
Nt* •Pwaengera fn>m Portland will make
connection at Victoria wlUi Steamer City of Pan
ama fi>r Ban Francisco.
Steamers leave Han Francisco at 12 M.. ami
from Victoria at 1 o'clock P. If ~ ar on arrival of
Mail Steamer from Pug«t Sound with Portland
paas»ngers.
Tune Table for Steamship " DA
KOTA."
r ibts—sa* ra*KCtaco to olymfia.
Leave San FrancisooT June Jo July 10
Arrive Victoria *• J* .. j 4
V*T* " U " 14
Arrive p.»rt Townaend j " 25 ••
Leave •• •• i | " 35 "IS
Arrive Seattle ; •• n
" j - * i - 15
Arrive Tacotna 1 •• 33 ••
I>eave •• I •< 25 [ .. jj
Arrive OlymiHa j " M J •• ]«
r<i*T» -oi v*n* jo au huknid,
L«eve Oijnipia j Jnne !;•
Arrive Taco ma ! " 77 •• 17
" !.!.*.* " 2Tt " i7t
Arrtv Stattle 1 - J7 •• J7
L«s»e •• i •• > « 18
Arrive Port Townaend | •• 79 •• 19
Leave •• •• ! «• » "19
Arrive Victoria ! ! •• w ** ly
Leave " *. ji «jo *' m
Arrive San Frar>ciaco • tuiy 4 "• 54
leaves Tectums for San Frar.
ciaro at 3 P M.. or on arrival of train with Port
land pasMAgera. -Sleainer leaves Olympia at
13 M
TICKKTS —Through Coupon Ti kets will be
eoid by the different Tranaportatlon Oompaniee
t<. San Francisco ; theae Coupon* will be good on
Pu*"-t S«-nad Mail Steamer from Tacataa to Vic
toria.
Tt-eee Tickets are good only for tbe Wtaatnsr
are pnr* haaed for. and are not transferable ;
aad if offered by atiy other penoß tban the party
wb se naaie tfce* t>e refused and full
fare collected.
For Taw*!-' m 1 aprly st Ticket snd
Freight ofii-n l>rner FlftST an-1 BRAN NAN
'TKIIFTS For Tickets ouly, at M MONTOOM
ERY STREKT. S*n Franciaco.
A P B\<'ON. (ifneral Agent-
OTIH FUKLM.VN, Agent Puget
Seattle. W. T.
SIBIKBAX
Property for Sale
OVER 200 ACRES
Of b«*ul[fallj !ud &L»kr tatao.Mirlf
<>t «tilrb u good gar be toll. Aiac,
Kartciog Land ok SUr L*it, ur+T ImvuiUt
Hirer
jy«Mf A. MACKINTOSH.
mSCRIXANROUfe
i GEM
Worth Seeing.
A Diamond
Wo rtli Having.
SAVE YOUR EYES!
RESTORE TC»m SIGHT ! THROW AWAY YOl'R
SPECTACLES AND I SE DOWN'S MAtilC
EYE SALVE
It cure* cvtrtvorked. weak, watery. near sight
eyes, and ether ey«» dletase*. This Salve is pre
s* ritej to the path. 1 with the assurancr of its rfli
XJ a curative of most Disease* of the Eye.
«ich M acute rhonic inflammation, whether in-
J need by scrofulous origin or otherwise; wr»k-
C<>M or defect of viaion. diminished tone of the
optic nerve. or • diseased atate of the tissjes wn
st;tuting that delicate organ ; also, for all persons
whoso vocation requires an incessant action of the
ejM, the Eyo Salvs will act a* a charm m restor
ing a uniform, healthy action, when weakness,
pain and misery may hare long threatened a fatal
termination. Sale by all the principal
dmgglsts Price 11.00. H. DOWNS.
W. P. DRUITT, Agent.
TESTIMONIALS :
MB. Downs. Seattle, V. T.:
j Dear Sir—l have hail tore ejes for eight months
or nor* and have tried all eye waters and salves,
and in fact everything 1 could think or hear of,
bat found no change la n»y eyes. until by change
I got cue of your boxes of Magic Eye Salve, which
I am happy to aay did Its work to perfection, and
can recommend it to the world.
QEOROE L. MOCHEL.
SuiTLE. W. T., June 1%, 1876.
Ma. DOWNS :
Dear Sir—l have be«n troubled with sore eye*
for some time past. Waa iuduced to try your Eye
Salve and found great relief thereby. I can re'e- >,
ommend it to the public.
Respectfully yours.
A. H. JONES, Engineer Steamer Zephyr.
Ma. Downs:
Dear Sir—That others may be benefited I make
this statement. We hail a young girl living with
as last year, whose eyes had been sore for seven
year*. Physicians exerted their skill, brt with no
permanent success. I purchased a box of jour
Eye Salve and ahe used It on her eyes for a * eek
or ten days, according ta the directions. I was
astonlahed to see the work it had done. (Her
eyes were cured.) My wife and I used it. it
freshened the s'ght and made us ten years young
er. I sincerely recommend it to all who are af
flicted with near-sighted weak, sore or inflamed
I eyes. MARTIN MONAIIQN.
Money ran be sent by mail in Regiatered Letter
. or by Post-office Order, and the Salve will be sent
• by return mail. Write legtbi'y your address.
Address. H. DOWNS,
iel9.tr Seattle, Washington Territory.
fftFor Satelfik
A FARM OTP
159 1-2 A(UES,
Naarly cue-half urnler f<nee. Cuts fr« m sixty to
•eveoty tons of bay yearly. Twenty ftvo acr<>B
good pasturing laud. Alao
Or>/» r»A/\rl
One good Wagon,
11 Head of CattJu.
75 Head of Hogs.
ftrm lirs one-balf a illt* from
»nite River on the eai>t aide, mm slcbl ecu Julie*
from Seattle.
Tmm-$5,000 ruh down.
Apply to FRAJCKI.IK HAMMOND, o the farm
White River, Jnno -Mb, I*7o.
IT- ANN'S ACADIit
For Young Lad is t,
Humboldt Street, Vlctc ria.
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Tbla establishment Is pleasantly aituat>i»na
high and healthy location, surrounded 1 * spa
eious plsy grounds. which affiird the youi 4 ladles
• the facility of pleasant walk* and useful 1 todltv
exercise. '
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The plan of education embrace* every t ean»
requialte for training young ladies iu Ti ftne,
ant iii the knowledge of th>se branch f sci
ence becoming to their sex.
Besides the usual literary course of stfcii ieK
plain sewing, all kinds of useful aiid ornamt'i ita,
needle-work, and every variety of fancy work are
i taught fr»' of charge.
Difference of religion is no <>b«tacls to a< 'j Us
sion into the Institution.
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TER M S :
Board and Tuition per quarter ' 4- 00
* u " l ' t :.*>
Drawing (f 00
Painting " " ,!$
Hair Wo»*k—course of lemons |r
Wax Work " " ** | 4 (g ,
Bed and Bedding per annum .... \ jo. <w
sh mid U addreaaed to tha Superb ra <a
•t. Anas'* Caattat,
Tlftaria, V. I.
C L.MITCHELL,
Manufacturer A Dealer in First C'lasg
HARNESS & SADDLERY
j MILL ST.. TiF.TWF.KN FIRST AND SF.CO.NI>
SEATTLE, W. T.
SADDLES,
BRIDLES, j
HARNESS !
An.l everything *pp*rt*inlt<K to tb» Trade con
ftatitly <>n hand.
Carriage Triwniig
DOSK TO ORDER. and prurr.i4 att*Ltio& *iv«t
to al! onlera f.. r NEW WORK or RKPAIIIIXI.
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Canary Bird Lost!!
Qi. T Uy lu: a Canary liirl, of u«l jt'.i w
c.>li T. *ub black top-kcut, w*» Ji.«t from Mr.
• r«*idence on Thlxd Street. adjvlui-ii:
Mr. Horl n't.
SnJtr *ill t* liberally rewarded br"V#-
tha
J alios W. Smith.
*■*«!• Jane 2*lb, L«Ti. if
MtSCKLLAN EOl S
DEXTER NORTON & CO.,
BANKERS
SI A I I'l.li. W.T.
nKI'OSIIS RKOKIVED AND AC
kept *.b ttoCh-<*k or
;• tpiett t'-n ifn »•*■» fi' tj lale
i>i •*; >»«!.
S ic'it l"" X '• » < 8 ! ';lt i "■>•*?! II i i •-
j» d f\» Irk
Money !.i*..e! >n n'prcvet' v. r :' y
a>«i:ti<. an ) •'hi f . iI»U ->« < • <•'
dep-Mt t'l >"t'e ke-; in
t'o.U -'ii ii!! nude m:iJ pr*«> .i> j>
remittee.
1 .v?sJT.e!!.j« u i.V.I K«Uat* ai'<? t*.:r ; r p •
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AUCTIONEER!
D. W. LYTS, Auctioneer.
Office aud Salesrooms ou
FRONT STREET
Three doora from Mill.
OoihU bought and aold on fair commission. In
all oase« satisfaction guaranteed.
Give the Protestor a call—he allows to do
work cliwprr or bv«tt» r than himself.
Seattle. July 4th. jy4 tf
the
ALHAMBRA SALOON.
YOUNG 80 MELONY,
Successor* to R. Prlchanl,
Hiil Street, Opposite Pesl-offirr, Smttle.
Wilms, Liquors, Beer ami Cigar* of the
best quality constant
jj4-tt ly ou hand.
SAMUEL KENNEY,
Merchant Tailjo
UM junt recti veil a new and|ch<>tc«
STOCK OF GOODS
For Burint; au l Humiui r wear.
FASHIONABLE SUITS
Made to vrdw.
Conimctcinl IMrert, Krattlr, \V. T.
Music! Music!
:sm ns s STUM dm.
Will. S'fBElT, Iwulm-,
i 1* now thoroughly organized and open to euKatr«-
i Si" 1 Ball*, Partiw, Parad'*, Excursion*.
*»c., on reasonable terms.
Garden* Vardca or City B«-er
wlokoe Lambert, Agent.
Seattle, June 23tb, 187 C. tf
PAINT SHOP & STORE
B,
V. OKhOAX.
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. , Mill Street, oppoalte Occidental
hkatti.k, w. r.
CARRIAGE, SUN, AND
i
OMT E NTAL
PAINTDia.
ALSO
HOIK paixtisg,
At ahirt notice and r< an nab!e rat*#.
Notice.
The drawing the fmt (Jrand lot
tery of \\ ashingtm T« rritorv is hereby
postponed until the Ist dav of January
A. D. 1877. '
H. L YJESLER, Mftnaggf,
battle, Jul* l.
" BOCA."
,The Moat Celebrated
Ot thia Ccaet will be aerved fr<>nt tbia date at
THE ketbeat,
r» INT .tbuct. . . . t>cattle j
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LOST.
<*™«h
SHAWL WAS LOST.
IBt J t» ► aame to Bow's
W. H. BOW. i
MISCELLANEOUS.
GO TO
Bean & White's
NEW GROCERY STORE.
OX FRONT STKKET, if y ti want tin
Worth of your Alonei/.
TVt Veep a lsrv and splendid -took of
Groceries
School Books. Sfafjonm
AND .NOTIONS.
An 1 i.. t!:f only how in S.a'tle wh«r* :
oia g«-t the
Abloii Drieil Apples. I'ears.
Plums. (Wn. Onions, K. v
Tli y a!so fce*p roa»tant!y on hard
fVrtf, }fi<hWtiys,
Jiron, m,„t. Only, Elf.
3TEAMER
Fanny Lake
J. S. HILL. Master,
Will leave S» altlr for
SNOHOMISH CITY
Every Thursday, and Ketwni
ingon Saturday —Stopping eaou
\s;\y at all intermediate Landings
J. A. McI'HEK,
Wt>< >i«'Hale an J retail dealer In
KIRS. TOB.IffO. PII'S,
an J
I
OUTIiJBRY.
anil examine my good* at Farnliaiti
k Clark'a Store, Commercial Street, Bealtle, W. r
M Hj.
T. P. FREEMAN
llaa Jiwt removed to his new atore on Mill atr>-*t,
Oppubile Occidi ntal Hotel, where
AMTiii.xj n 111s i.im.i aa
AS GOOD AS THE BEST AND
CIIKAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
i MTan henceforth l>e proenred.
mm +* J* lvw
for
sale or Hire
Apply at
Robinson's Ship*Yaril.
Parties can l>« a>ippli * with row or sail l>oata,
wi or vit 1 »11 1 in charge.
Wm. W.ROIIIXSuN.
!
jLIVERI' YT.4RLK
r Cor. of Mill & Second Streets
(Oppoeifo Occidental Hotel,)
SEATTLE, W. T.
, W. H. BOW, Proprietor.
IfOR&KS, HUUQIKB, CARM A(J KS,
WA fi OAS mul SA DDL K HOUSES
K*l»t ft.r hire IIor*»a bought and Bold. Haj
• Oraln, of a npfHor qnaJHjr, alwaya on Lain I.
W Stamen fronthia Stable connect twice a
•lay with tljo !.•»'„« .r» ateamerior th«
I Hcattla C« al Mill.
SEATTLE RESTADRAKT,
(In the rear of the Seattle Saloon.)
! Fit AXK TE LLE, Proprietor.
Open day and night . fluent m» aU aerved at the
j ahorteat notice. All the delicacies of the aeaaou
at the moat moderate rric«»-.
Oiva mo a call. jeT7-tf
W. MONTGOMERY,
I AUCTIONEER
j
Office anil Haleaream on
COM M ERCIA L STKK KT,
pat Side, Uilrddoor aoath Of MtNaught A Leary'a
law office. '
W. *. will attend promptly to aalea at auction o(
Rfal Kstair, Mfrrhamlixp, Farnitnrr, Etc.,
A" well at> Adminiatrator Salsa. eJO-ltt
tAUIORMA IIOUSK.
Mill Street, l [)<> or I'roin First Street.
Seattle.
M. FITZSI.HOXS, Proprietor,
Home Ncwty Ftiruieho l and Kefitted
Bedi, 25 ct«. Meal§, 25 eta. 'Board
and Lodging, $6 Per Week.
I)AXCIXG SCHOOL
and
Saturday Evening Soirees
I'nder management of
Prof*. Brotherhood k Steinwep,
At
HEIIjTXO'S hall
Ci ia-it-* for minors, Tuesdays and Fri
'••y**- Adults -.Mondays and Thurs
days. Soirees—Saturday evening*.'
Families taken at reduced rates.
Music turniihed for any and all occa
sions, at n*ason*blo rate*.