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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. I.
PROFESSIONAL CAHDB.
« f. »cv»tw>« ■' L. »UkmniA*t>.
BENNItON A IUMHARI,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AND
Proctor* In Admiralty.
ITOAc* si f*/r* To*b»u4, Tubln(tna *«rl
- ais
~DP. JENKINS,
SEATTLE. W. T.,
i TTORNKY A T-LA W, SOLICITOR
IN CttASCKUY, AND PROCTOR
IN ADMIRALTY. nihil
James McXsrawr. O M. H«i ill.
■eNAI'OHT tHALLE K,
Attnqi & CbbbHub al hi,
fOET TOWraOTO, W. *.
W. R. ANDREWS,
4TIOBHBY-AT-LAW,
Will pnrti-9 In siJ th« Courts of Borord tn tbs
gTerrttory.
orri' S n* scruw's inunao, orrosrrx occt-
MOT IAS.. UiATTLM. V. T.
C M.BRADSHAW,
•f 11 ornty• mi •Am tr,
FORT TOWN HEN D, W. T.
J«au J. MtOam. Taos. Bcaaa
HciILYRA 4 BURKE,
ATTOBNEYB-AT-LAW,
SEATTLE, W. 7.,
ain»tt#o4 to busIDMM In all parts of the TOT
titutj.
o. it MrTuimha. i C. I. lLuiroao.
t/lrtrlrt Attorney J
M District. W. T.)
M'CONAHA I HANFORD.
ittrnmeytLiai - Lmw. Solicitor*
in I hmneerv m*d Prottort
fas MmUrtUtw.
OFFICE —Commercial Btret*t, corner
Washington, Seattle, W. T.
JAMKS Miliwar Mu Uui
McNAUUHT k LEAHY,
4 TTOHNKYS -AT- LAW, SOLICI
TOUS IN CHANCERY, d PROC
TORS IN ADMIRALTY.
Will >raaHs* Is ,UM District utd Sajirem#
Mr. Lmfy will gtv* sncctnl itlntioa to Cut-
ItrttuM, o>uv«7«aclug. ha., also to tt>« iwrbiN
and Ml* "f B**l Batot*.
jmtr ttta, is»x Jyi»
HKNRY E. HATHAWAY,
COLLECTOR,
I>AKTICI;LAM ATTEBTIOH GIVEN TO OOL-
IrdliM of 4*be. Tun pnld fur Son -l»
Mwt* (r+t of Chtrt*. »
US«« with W. M. TOXE. A(tonw;-«t-U*,
H*.ltir. W. T. inju-tf.
DRS. I. IH. BA6LET,
iiemaopmthißt*,
SEATTLE, W. T.
|\H H B BA (I I.ET. LATE FBOFEMMOB OF
I f frtnclplM and Friction of Snrgnnr la th«
Mlrblgsn rnutral Mndlt-nl will aiU
Uymtlt* Surgery sad Svrgl«al Dliimm i spoctnl
t». snd will sltoud t» calls In nny part of tbn
Suand. dis |
OR. Q. A. WEED,
HUROEON AND PHYSICIAN,
BKATTLK, W. T.
~»B. JOHN BAKER,
rarucur * avHuisojr.
RESIDENCE —Coraor TtOrd sod Spring street*,
•rrit x—OowMsaettfc Brauv. ©rrosrrs raa
Baas Eaeaaaaa
IIR.C.V.CALIIOIIN.
OeAtUo f W. T.
OSfcn Me. 1. Ptsesfcß Building, opposite Oect
tsirtsl HotoL
DENTIBTBY.
J C. OXASSE. DENTtWT. OF
am in Stooa a »««»«'• >«•» Build-
VlTmy in| cs Ooaanrltl Mnrt. All wort
|v*rauto*d. n1
J. S. MAGGS,
OFFICE. MULL 11 TTEKKT,
•TOT Snd it IS sad Bsranss Sawn. EAST OF OC
CIDENTAL HOTEL. "S.
BOARD AND TUITION
Two Young Ladles
winking Instruction tn
Freuk.Geriai.&liiMMes
Apply te MBS. OCTTENBEBO
EASTWICK. MORRIS I CO.
Civil and Mining
XXNQINSISIHS.
[Soom So •. Burnetii Building, i
( MMMtrvUI * WMklMgtM MI»U
IMb. T*rrttory.
M»4 oflMt utMnl taut* wxl •Ism. iv>
tuiuJiwd, mU reported uj»u Flan* io4
for miaiof toywtmmtt Nni«M
MtMtU* r'*® to Und varr*?*. tod to Ik*
tantK* of city K-u tod fcWto. M»i» Mid dn«-
iwnfcwlolly *nmM iW U !•?».
A. MACKINTOSH
Ury Piblir ud ('OBTfjufer,
R*al ESTATE and TAX AGFAT
ktmnci of Tut# to Lumlb
• U**a*Wty. Will Mtoed to ib» }»urvh*M mm!
i»fc u( u*J» iar*W(».« ro|M %«cud
M w U Kml K»W* u>d
htr«a|« Ktlk-iud tad Hi
2£rwu--,^«.^
FKBSIDKNT WASHINGTON'S
LKVXK.
At 3 o'clock the visitor was in
trodaoed to the dining room, from
which all seats had bwen removed frir
the time On altering be aaw the tali,
manly figure of Washington, de l in
blask sfctfc velvet, Lis hair iu full dre**,
powcWad and jp»ih».Tcd behind in a
large ailk bag; yellow gloves on liis
baud*, holding n cocked hat with a
black cockade in it, and the edges
adorned with a bUck feather about an
inch deep, lie wore kn»-e and shoe
hackle*. and a long sword. lie always
■to<>d in front of the fire-place, with his
faoa toward tha d<or of the entrsnoe
The visitor was oosidooted to him and
bu name distinctly announced. He re
ceived the visitor with a dignified bow,
ta a manner avoiding to shake hand*,
aven with best friend*. As visitors
came, they formed a circle round the
room, and, at a quarter past three the
door closed, and the circle was formed
for that day. He then began on the
right, and spoke to each visitor, calling
him by name and exchanging a f«jw
words. When be had completed hi*
circuit he resumed hi* first position, and
the visitor*, approaching him iu succes
sion, bowed and retired. By 4 o'clock
this ceremony was over. These facts
have been learned iu general from the
reminiscencea of Gen. Sullivan.
OBSCUBJ3 MEN HAPPIEST.
No woman will love a man the better
for being renowned or prominent.
Though he be the tirst among iuon, she
will be prouder, not fonder; as is often
the oaae, she will not even be proud.
But give her lore, appreciation, kind
ness, and there is no sacrifice she
would not make for his comfort and
conUnt. The man who loves her well
is her hero and her king. No less a
hero to her, though b« is not to any
other; no less a kiug, though his only
kingdom is her heart and home. It is
a man's own fault if he is unhappy
with his wife, iu nine cases of ten. It
is a very exceptional woman who will
not be all she can be to au attentive
husband, and a very exceptional one
who will not be very disagreeable if
she finds herself wilfully neglected. It
would be easy to hate a man who, hav
ing bouud a woman to him, made uo
effort to make her happy, bard not to
love one who i« constant and tender,
and when a woman loves she always
strives to please. The great men of this
world have always been wretched iu
their domestic relations, while mean
and oodPhion men have been exceeding
ly happv. The reason is very plain.
Absorbed in themselves, those who
desire the world'C applause were care
less of the little world at home, while
those who bad none of this egotism
strove to keep the hearts that were
their own ami happy in their tender
ness.— Alubmna Uaplmt.
Gold and Silver.
The United States now furnishes one
half the silver and one-(»urth the gold
produoed in the world. Ot late years,
the pr oduction of silver b»s been gain
ing on that <»f gold and in consequence
that metal (silver) is of a depreciated
value, not more so, however, than it iias
been in times past. Tbe table follow
ing will show its value as oompared
with gold during different portions of
tbe past four thousand yearn:
In tbe days of tbs patriarch Abraham
gold was to silver as 8 to 1
B. C. 1000 12 to 1
•• 500 18 to 1
A. D. 1 9 to I
500 18 to 1
1100 8 to I
1500 ••••,.11 to 1
1561 12 to 1
1600 11 to 1
1613 13 to 1
1700 15$ to 1
1816 14 to 1
1847 15| to 1
1374 ••••..16 to 1
Tit* PROHIBITION CWUIDATR. —Of
the Hon Grt'eu Clay Smith. whom the
Prohibitionist* have nominated for
President, the Louisville i'vurUr-Jonr
nal say*: "Mr Smith was born in Kith
mond, Kentucky. July 2. lf*Bo. graduat
til in Transylvania l"nivei>ity in 1849,
and in the Law Department of that in
stitution in 1852; nerval iu the Mexican
war, c*minunded the Fourth Kentucky
Cavalry during the civil war. ami was
apjtointcd Rnifadier-lteneral in 1862,
and subsequently appointed M «jor-
General. lie was elected a Representa
tive from Kentucky to the Thirty eighth
Congress in 18&1, was a delicate to the
Baltimore Convention of 1864 wm re
elected to the Thirty-ninth Congress,
and wan appointed tiovernor of Mon
tana by President Johnsou in 1866;
he subsequently entered the Baptist
ministry, and is at Frankfort in
this State."
DKXVKR CITY, Cot-oaaDO.—This
i« a city of •• tnagui&oent dis
tances " The streets have the same
l»u»y, bustling appearance as those of
the Kastern metropolis, and were it n«*
for the fact that railroad guides set it
down as 972 miles distant from St.
Louis, it would be very hard to believe
that we were so far from the rising
sun and its benign influences. The
ladies and gentlemen are just as ele
gantly and fashionably dr eased as in
New York or St. Louis, snd the shop
windows just as profuse in the latest
Parisian or Continental novelties. This
l is truly a city of wonderfully rapid
growth, and the miners who worked on
Cherry Creek, or Spanish Bar. simteen
y cars ago. seem to have forgotten the
log and canvas town, then knowu as
Auraria, and situated on the west bank
of the creek that now flows through
the City of Denver. —/Ameer Kj.
A* AvroststiED CaSiitK* —One of
the Boston banks has just selected
a cashier. He announced his intentioa
of running the institution on I sound
hneie He proposed especially In look
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, SATURDAY, JULY 22. 1876.
after paper preseeted for discount. A j
well- kn »wn cuitoaxr brought in a note.
The aaihier examined it vigilantly
and, in a quiet patronizing way, said ;
M Can't you give us another name on
thi* note r" •• Yes. if you think it nec
easary." 44 Weil, 1 think it would be
better** The gentleman went oat and
w». gone about an hoar and brought in
a list name* full two Tarda long? which
were patted tn the n<<e. 1 here were (
ten mil liana on the paper which ha:
handed to the astonished cashier. In i
the uiisn time the official and laarned t
*on»eihtng about hi* customer. Ha 1
hla»hed, tore off the names and paam4 ]
the paper to the credit of the custoaMr. (
Impkoved Htekl Kails.—Tha ordi
nary steel rail is thirty feet ia length,
bat the Bessemer Works, at Braddoek's
Fields, Penn., are running the in out
••sty feet long. They are the first steal
rails of this length aver cast in aay
part of tha world. They are said to
cost no more by weight than those of
the ordinary length, and there will be
a saving in the cost of layiog them as
well as in the reduced wear and tear of
rolling stock, since a large part of this
is caused by the shock which each
wheel receives in passing from one rail
to auother, and on a track laid with
sixty foot rails there will be only half
as many jolts as on one with rails of
thirty feet in length.— Rxchang*.
WEBSTER'S MARSHTIELD ESTATE.
—Tha Cares well estate, formerly the
property of Daniel Webster, and the
residence of Col. Fletcher Webster,
consisted of a large snd commodious
mansion house, stables, carriage house,
bowling ally, Ice house, heoery, and
other out buildings appurtenant to a
fi rut-class establishment; 120 acres of
land, including 30 of large forest trees;
artificial ponds, and orchards of the
choioest fruit tree*, yielding annually
several hundred barrels of apples,
peaches, pear*, etc, was sold by auction
recently to Bradford Blanchard, for
$5,520 cash. The prioe is just $46 per
acre.— Protidenee Journal.
STARTLING. — The figures showing
the comparative cost of running the
Treasury department of the United
States and tbe British Empire should
startle every man in the country. The
cost of our Treasury management it
stated at $3,263,01*2. Mid how much
more nobody knows, while England's
expenses iu conducting her finances
are only $761,190. Here it a difference
for our Radical brethren to explain to
tbe people. Why should we expand
two millions t»nd a half asove than
England in salaries, stc., for really lees
service in this department 't We should
be gratified to hear aa explanation of
this singular and susplokws fact. >
WHEKB OBEAT BRITAIN GETS Hxx
WHEAT. -Iu I*6o, 2.879,235 cwt. of
Russian wheat and flour, were imported
into Great Britain, against 6,698,976
cwt, in 1847, a decrease of nearly fifty
per cent, in five years. In the mean
time the United States have increased
their experts of grain and flour to the
tutuie countries from 15,350,257 cwt. to
27.306,053 cwt. iu 1874. These figures
h>ive alnrnied Russia, who is now look
ing for some way to remedy her trouble.
AVERILL
PAINT
The best
mxvib PAINTS IN USE
in all
*
Oolors eft) Bliados
Tbia MM ta prepared ta liquid farm, ready for
UN —requiring no further *>lollloo of oil or spir
its. It to of Pur* Willi*, and oi *O7 shade or col
or.
It ia composed of the Deal materlalaknova to the
tndf—Pure LlaatrS Oil, Mtrirtly Pars
While UaS, Psn Siae,>oa the pareet col
oritur matter procurable for tlaitafc wasca oy our
pec-unarproc«asof sksnafartura.aresotnoroafhly
uolM that tb«*y rauuot aaparst*. Haftre, it Will
nrvrr chalk, crack or peel off. doaa not run froaa
or aaii hotaa . and for brilliancy of color, 1
an<l beauty of iMak, It la vltbasl a rival.
Put up u> It. >5.1.t.1,! and I paUea Pack*
atfae, and la barrala.
For sale in Quantities to suit
W. A. JENNINGS
SEATTLE.
Agent for Puget Sound.
SEATTLE COAL
-*m>-
TRANSPORTATION CO
Prlarlpal plaee sf Baalasss, SMS
rraarlars. CsL
Lstailsa a# Works, Etag Osaaly,
Wsahlaftea Terrliarj.
Tbia CUupaay is aow prepared la farnlah
Superior Quality of Coal
IH QUANTITIES TO MIT!
COAI-I,
For Sale, at Low Prioea!
apply a> the OAee ef TSS CSATTLS 004 L
| k fisWoiTATiojf cowAjrr.
' leattla. HwMsaber Ttfc. ITS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PUGET SOUNDSTONEYARD
r-fr* mm% nmmm # jgjfc / % r
II tie F#K«f B(wai Strut, IBimi
Trrrj variety of Ometery Work necTrttd la
Marble and all other Stone, with Baatnaaa and
dbmatch.
Alao. all kinds of Maaona* Building Material kept
for the market.
Ala*, agent for the aale of the San Juan Lima.
All ordera promptly fill ad, and eatiafactivn guar*
■ntaad
Seattle. October 16.1«73.
m K JE2 I j& JH TP
AND
Commission Business
Messrs. McCal lister & McCarty
OWNERS OP
Barge Champion
HATE KREITF.D A WAREHOUSE OHTONB •
A Burnett* aWharf. la thia City, afceia thay
will Wholeaale and Be tall
All Kinds of Produce !
Floor 004 Feed, Hay ul Grata, Vegetable!
Fruit, Obickcna, eta.
Terms St rift tv Cash*
Importera ol
GAS
¥
w
FIXTURES,
■TEAM AND OAS
Vital..it*.
BRASS GOODS, &C.
i P. ANDREWS I CO.
Jl
STOVES, TIN WA HE,
HOUSE FURNISHING
HARDWARE
e
JOB WORK.
All work pertaining to the .business
don* nt short notice, and in a
Workman-Ilk* Manner.
co—mrtHi reman, wiiu vmam
mm*
SEATTLE, W. T. ml 3-3 m
mm A TP m
far
Sale or EUre
r
Apply *
Babiasaa's Ship lard.
Parties can bo snppUtd with row or sail toa*
I " c *ar».
MISCELLANEOUS
MOORE & CO
dealers in
Fresh and Salted
MEATS
and a general assortment of
*" an
Also, the best brands of
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Corner of Third & Unioj Streets, Seattle.
WORK OXEN
Good and well-broke Oxen
At Smith's Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
SEAT T L E
BROOM FACTORY
ISAAC CHLBIBC Pnjritfs
GBKBBT STREET, near Second, KATTLE.
Brooms kept constantly 011 band to meet the
reooirements of tbe trade, end brooms msde to
order to salt purchaser*.
Tbree descriptions of brooms sre msde, which
•re equsl to the beet of the kinds imported, and
which will be sold bp wholesale at Ban Francisco
prices, nod by retell at Seattle prices.
Also, WISPS AND CHILDREN'S BROOMS.
Brooms delivered to any part of the city with,
oat additional charge.
V Ask your grocer for the Seattle Broom.
Sssttls, April 15, me.
Ye Strangers
and all who feel weak and
want to be restored !
Know Ye!
That you can have your spir
its resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, by calling at
the
HUT am IHIBUIITIIi
WHERE
SteaU H, Oliops,
And all thedellicaclcs of the sesson are served In
tbe best New York style.
O . ■
■ cf jr»«»s» vn.
by the Glass, and supplied to Parties
and sent in quantities to any place
where there is steam communication.
Fresh Made Candies,
And an Assortment of
FINB OAKBB
Constantly on hand. Wedding Cakes made to or
den on the shortest notice. Ball Sappers and
Parties supplied.
Max 13th. 187 C.
G. W. BULLENE,
Practical and theoretical
IUKI ail IACHWIST
Front Btreet, Seattle, W. T.
Is j»rej»ared to do alf kinds of
Stcaml3oat,
Mill and
Ziosslns °wJS'i L
m ms
Iroa, Braa, Steel or other Metah.
All kinds of Blacksmith work done
to order.
gft^niottjte
LIVERY STABLE
Cor. of Kill A Second Streets
lOppc«St# OrridceUl Hotel.}
HEATTUE. W. T.
W. H. BOW, Proprietor.
nORSKK HUGO IKS, CARRIAGES,
WAGOySar*! SADDLE HOUSES
Kept for hire Hor*r« bc««;bt Mid sold. Hay
•ad uma. of » <iwUi«y, alwar* "• h*od.
IT StoCM fr tr.hi* StebU cewct twice a
i wttfe Um Uk* Viikla|tna »teaaM*«fvr tb»
i tnttk CV«J Viae
MISCELLANEOUS
Crawford & Harrington
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
SEATTLE, W. T.,
Have on hand a large and well assorted stock of goods
their line, consisting of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery,
Imaad Steel, Mwrted.
RlMkmith and Carpenter Vmli, ..
Agricultural and Mining
Crockery and dlawware, Paints A Win
Hemp and Manilla Cordage, Oroceriesand Provisions. Wines,
Liquors. Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, AC.
■■ • .'<»»■
tar TALBOT COAL, FOB CITY TBADfi. PGR tiALB FROM WHARF
•CRAWFORD & HARRIGTON.
BBATTLB, W. T., July Ist, 1873.
STETSON & POST.
SEATTLE PLANING MILLS, J
G. W. STETSON, Manager. ®
SASH,DOORS
BLINDS, FRAMES, SHUTTERS, AND WOOD FINISH ?
of overy description.
SEASONEI LViMEIi OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY -feg
FEED GROUND 1
At our GRIST MILL, at Reasonable Rates.
Best tie, W. T.. Feb. 19. W7«.
Was th <o> Id,
building' HARFWXITET*
Ship, House Carpenters, Machinists, Blacksmiths, and other
MECHANICS' TOOLS A SPECIALTY
a w. HOVEY. W. W. BARKER.
HOVEY &BARKER,
DEALERS TN * !
General Merchandise,
CORN KB- OH COMMERCIAL AND MILL STKKKTS.
SEATTLE, "W. T.
All Goods at tills Ztatabllslimont
are of first rate duality,
'
AND WILL BE SOLD AS LOW AS AT ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE CIT\.
! Goods delivered to any part of the City free of charge. aplO-tf
PIftOUUK ft B&m 9
Dealers in
I CUMKEHnTNTOI AHTD
I
Gents' Furnishing Goods
J. F.MORRILL,
Druggist & Apothecary,
19hotenale a md /letmil.
| JCK Commercial -Street, Seattle, W.T
y X>H.TTO- iTORE
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