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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. I-
profession A L CA ur>?
j % C H. >»r>
FTRTD RR **7 I
j I -iMrV t * • )
>ICONAHA « HANFORD,
- i.atr, sotUiior*
In i tutnrfry and Proftor*
in
fricn —<.'onitn»'r«-ial Str»-«-t. eomer
Washington, S* .-attk.*, W T.
;»#«• M£*ACO»T Jnut ljL*ur
HrSTAUUHT k LFAKY,
l 7 TOli VA- r.s -AT - I. A W. sOl H /■
JOli* iy rHAM KilY. A I'ltOC
lolt> /A* A ItMIJtA I.TY.
Will ln DWfW »r>4 ftapr«n«
rwill &*+ lUmtl'in i <"" -
WTK<A* "♦* M* PFLFHW"
....
J , J TLU». •
* H. L li. XAJIH.
WHITE AT NASH.
mj M **' «■- ■* «*»
Wtshiiifcton Terr*) .
UFM« K, -DISPATCH BUILDING
. T ( H !• ■»».*«• M •.*C»»
OENNIION & ILANCHARD,
A rrORNEY--AT-I,AW AND
Proctor* in Ad mi rail.v.
t/ .»m< • it Port Ti wnwiiJ,
•O FTLI
D P. JENKINS,
HEATTLE, W. T..
t / i oIiXKY-A T- /..4 IF. Sfil.lt'lTOli
IS CHASCEUY, AM) ritOCTOIt
/V Al>Ml 11A I.TY. mh2l
jt«u MrNACOKT. U. M H*l J.*k
0 IrNAKJHT & HAI.LKH,
Attefs & Counsellors at Law,
PORT TOWNSEND. W. T.
W. It ANDREWS,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
Sill j rartl" 111 sll ths Court* of U.-< r.l In tie
|Trrrll<>ry.
•iii< ■ im (dtui'i m iLnnw, orwxura < i
itKirr*i iKirrLi, w. t
C M. BRADSHAW,
.•iitorueg-ni-l'* tr,
T' OU T TO W N MKND, W. T
J ims J M> tin.** i. Th»» Drill
Mriill.YßA ft MJKKE,
ATTORN'K VS-AT-I.A IV,
SKA TTLE, W 7.,
a ill «M»t)<l ki liuatiifM In *1! |i*r'* of the Ter
ritory.
HENRY E. HATHAWAY,
COLLECTOR,
I>AITICt I.Ali STTF.MTIOM OIVI N T(1 (DL-
Ift'lliill of ilvlitM Tllrt I>*l<l for N'ltl It™
iJ»i>U tt+* i>f Cliirnt),
OW.# with W M YORR. Attorney at t*w.
S»»IU«-, W T. BT-HVIf.
DRS. A. & H. B. BAGLEY.
Homtropath <*#.;,
SEATTLE, W. T.
i\u h n baouey, i.*rr profkhhor or
I " Prtnetulm ami l'ri<'llr» of Hurgery In the
liiKtn Gantral
o|irrtlt«» Huri(*ry ami Nurgidal » •jxwtal-
If. kixl will »tt«ui>t to rails in auy part of the
a >II ml <ll9
DR. G. A. WEED,
NIKUKON AM) PHYSICIAN,
BRATTLE, W. T.
DR. JOHN BAKER,
l'lll-SRM.r * St RGKXKr.
Wi l li r—ronMiikUi BnwrT, orro»rr« rut
K**t
PB.C.V.CAI,HOI \-
aoattio, w. T.
Ofl-t Nv>. I, h iVii
II ■>u-l
DENTISTRY.
j « ws*sr 1 r
ui
<r»t J.B. MAGGS,
Dentist.
OFFICE. MILL S Till: Li.
•*tt lUmrv. at. r». UCT OF lH"
I'IDIL>TAL HOTEL. O
ISAAC- A. PALMER,
A rt* hit <'<•!,
SEATTLE, W. T.
I <t - t l *\<. ; xj ;
t.* irti * «»• *»
i».i tb. u i * ttvo, kUtM t
M. H.WEED
ARCHITECT I BUILDER.
UM! Miorisu&i
Wla ov *H MORJULI. 1 * I<UfO '.AIRE
**•*»♦ W TW*f fc n«h. KJ.
A ROMANCE
Her t(i en T . w t - -luiplv M iti 1,
While km wu Join Awyntn Qwde.
If> " t • i hi- >»> ii«l »'IE
!b>th lovi 1 with gxrintensity
Her t'*th<T unrked * trwt of Und,
Th r - "F v>',i*s< 1» «T- MI -t ly V»N !
V\ hil Li- p T'ir.d |«rent- r»r>
A KIW-MILL f<r .IT'»TH'T man
Thrv T TILL• IV, 'H /- T! !>ut !ALN>R S<NLL
lirotight * »l»ER«-wi»:IAL
And OUR » J D that Cite
IMJX r iti \ *l\ lnd»* t li. TU W tit
One d I I J HII « f .th» r *<INI "Mv -«»n.
To rnorr »* yrm 11 !»*- tw»-nty ««nr.
And what YOU tarn fr» RN thi» ti:ne
through
< If coil rue will all L»ELONK TO you
NOW I.ror -on vrm'- s hand
To help him eultivate hi- KIT.d,
AID I ve IM en that you'd !»• -t
Light out and L. R IV»' your PAP ar»-t '
NEXT tn iruing AT the breik OF day.
.laek J» IF k<-d h S duds and went away.
It happened that the day In-fore
I*< »R M ind had lrft h r father >* d<Hir,
\nd hired h< r-elf, the -tory goe*.
To Isr HI-IN for her BOARD and <-lothen
U hen John arrived and saw her there,
HH TO«HE«L BIN bat high in the air.
While Maud rin out with joyous face
And ela-p<d bun in a fond embrace.
Old Hronnon -aw them fr>>m the road,
And -oft!v murmured. ''l'll be !»B»W.e«l*"
NOW. F Iron TON'S wife wa- d<ad. and B<-
WAS after ud hiiu«elf. you S«-e.
Ala- for .1- hn-••alas FOR Maud !
The j< ABUTS IJron-on hemmed and haw < d,
Arid finally compelled them IHITH
TO take a solemn, iron clad oath,
That whib* tbey worked for him they'd
art
I.ike -t ranger* —'tis a solemn fact !
Then John went off to plough the soil,
And Mau 1 resumed her lonely toil.
With working hard from light till d;irk.
(For Hrons'in made him toe the nt:»rk '.
John grew r »und •houhbTed goi t and
thin.
And losing heart he took to gin.
'iut Maud, beneath old Bronaon'* care.
Grew pert and *aury, plump and fair;
And when one day he said, "My pet.
Wilt tlifii 1» ■ mine*" she sighed. "You
bet
I passe I their house the other day.
And as I paused upon the way
To scent the lilac's fragrant bloom,
1 saw Maud flourishing a broom,
And them- words flouted to my ear
' John I'crkiiiswe don't want you heie !*
'"Alas''' I thought, with bitter sigh,
" The fondest love will sometimes die.
And of all *ad ficts none can begin
With hiin who yields himself to gin. '
Wil t) lIKA3Tf» A\l» TIIKIR PRKY—-To
lie devouied by a «a i 1 • i Ixa-t i*. to each
of us, an odious thought ; but it does
not f How that to lie killed by a lion
or is peculiarly painful. On this
topic Dr. Livingston has given us the
benefit of his own valuable experience.
A lion leaped on him, seized him by the
shoulder, and tossed him in the air as a
dog tosses a rat. The tossing caused a
delicious delirium, which precluded any
sense of pain ; had he then died it
would have lieen a merciful death, but
we should not have known that so it
was. However, hi- companion* shot
the lion, who thereupon dropjsd his
intended victim and took to flight. Dr
Livingston's lite was saved, and he en
dured much pain in the healing of his
wound*, though lie had none while in
the lion's j.tws. The skill with which
all rapu i 'us animal* kill their tpiarry,
has often been noted. Evidently this
is no accident ; it jiervaded nature.
The tossing of a rat, or of a man in
the air, might have seemed sportive
caprice in the victorious whom
we cannot suppose t > do it from any
design ; but when we learn that it
causes the captive to swoon and l>e
numbs hi* pain, we seem to read a di
vine mercy beneath the animal's w.-
stiiet
- «■» -
Maury Her First —Many years
there lived a powerful black*.nith
fond of hi* pipe and joke. He wa«
a 1 *o t nd (>f his blooming daughter,
whose many graces had snared the af
fections of a young printer. The couple,
after a h ikiq of billing and cooing,
engaged thenisrlve*. aiul nothing but
the c ti*» nt of the young la ly'* parents
pt< vented the union. To obtain this
an interview was arranged, and the
tyJs i pr. (tared a little speech to admon
ish and conviuoe the «>ld man, who sat
enjoj ing his pipe in perfect content.
Tin tyjK» dilated on the fact of their
to n courtship, and their mutual attach
ment, their hoj»* forth" future and like
t« j» : . *; and taking the daughter's hand,
he said, " 1 am here, *ir. to a-k your
permission to transplant this lowly
flower from it* parent Ud " but his
feelings ovi rcanie him. and he forgot
the reman d( r of his oratorical flour
ishe«. blushed. *'amm« red, ami finally
wound up *ith •• fioni its parental Led
into inv own
Tlic f\th»r k vitlv r» lUhot tb« di#-
ooii fi'iiie » f tlu- *n»i removing
bi« j>'. , i i? ! «;• >u « f 'moke,
he r*
•• \\ . 11. jout man, I <lui't kn«'W a«
I h*ve any <.hjecti <*».«, j you
n »i ry th»> ;r 1 fit -l."
A (i>Ml>:\ivN,— VV hen yuu bavr
f u «1 * tu»r \ ucf i t*? I'.avr- f«r to go
!<» fit 1 * ji. ».tl* >:i in. You eannot m«k«
i ru ,• out t l br%>- Yihi cannot
cli*t >»• » Ctj f May o»vs!>tl to a «li*-
m» >1 You t inin.it tu*k<» a j»< ntl« , man
till >iii tir-t : ; ml * matt. To !«* :i g«n
ii ?»n it nt Miffi K iit to have la«l a
s»r ! <i'*tfn r o e To lw. ■% £-ntl.ir*n
>! * » not «i» j»< n.i o,i ||»e t*4«lt r or th<
t: . t HlvKvi will ti«*gem rate Goo<l
' W*. »re i. t
A ntUm »n just * gi-ntlrman: he
\* no mor<, no l««•». * diamond jh>l
--h«d tl it w**tir»t a diarn nd iu the
r ugh A g ntiemau i« gentle. A
u'' ntl< ra*i ai <d«*«t A
i« o >urtts u« A gentleman is slow to
t*k.- otTi: « , »- t, ii g one who never
g«v»>it A nll'-iutii i* *low to *ur
nn»» i vij. :i» '»« *.! {» one who never
think* it. A gvi.thmatt tubitvt* hit
4i].»-tit«« A jk'«-ntlonian aubdue* hif
fe« ling*. A gvr.tlt man rrfim-a hi* ta»te.
A gentleman «»ntroU hi* ipeeeh. A
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, FRIDAY. AUGUST is. jsT(».
g?ntl* man deems every other !<etter
thin himself.
S;r Philip Siudey WAS never so much
of i gentleman—mirror though he was
<f Knular.d'-. kni<;htbo« <l—a« when,
up •' tb-i | f / !tph«n, *- belay in
in- It w tved the draught of cool
"I *t< r thnt t> i 4 uench his
dyb 4 in fa vor of a Hying soldier.
«. V<l INTO BANKRUPT* Y— A gen
tleman who *»s rushing around with a
-u*.»crij.ti-»n j * j»-r f >r the benetit of the
or{.|i»fi«. *ay« the San Antonio llrr>ild,
-tup} ' ! a m rrhant on the -tr<-et ami
• xpUii.id to hiin that he »tn!e<l ten (
dclUrs
* II *v«- y<-u heard r" «uid the uier
i I.Aiit, !•»>kir Mtl from the corner* of
Ins i ye< " that I arn alx~>ut to into
>*mkruptcy r"
" Yes," *jiitl the oi>!lector, " I havo
lienri! f»o, And trnd«r njy c
ti«ms *t the h'ij>j.y and \vt»h you
tintnv of i* You know wfu-n
yon were doing a flourishing ItusineM,
and »er< m circumstHncos,
I never ii*kt «l you to assist the poor. l»ut
now that you are laying up money, I
thought you might contribute a li
tie."
•• Put nie down fur five <l<>llar*," said
the merchant. gloomily, " and I'll have !
to j.ay that out of my own pocket.
Charity begins *t home by rights."
"Only five dollirs! How riches do
harden a man!" mid ho noted down in
his book: " live dollar* froui r\n indi
gent pauper."
t LOATIXO. Men are drowned by
rai-ing their arm* a!>ove water, the un-
Lu >yed weight of which depresses the
head. Other animals have neither mo
tion nor ability to act in a similar man
ner, a> * d therefore swim naturallv.
When a man fills into deep water he
will rise to the surface and continue
th ••re if he does not elevato his hands.
If he moves his hand under water any ;
way he pleases, his head will ri>e ho
hi«rl» as to give him full liberty to
breathe; and if he will use his legs as
in the act of walking, (or rather walk
ing upstairs) his shoulders will rise
above the water, so that he may use the
less exertions with his hands, or apply
them to other purposes. These plain
directions are recommended to the rec
col lection ot those who have not learned
to swim in their youth, as they may be
found highly advantageous in some
eases.
ur A bashful young cbrgyman,
recently rising to preach for the first
time, mado a terrible mix of it, an
nouncing his text in this wise : " And
uuiuedlately the cock wept, and Peter
went out and crew bitterly."
Another Opportunity for tho Re-
lief of tho Afflicted.
The Surgeons of the National Sur
gical Institute, located in Indianapolis;
Pacific Division, Alhanbra Building,
Hush St net, San Francisco, have yielded
to the many urgent appeals from their
pitrons and friends in Oregon and
Washington Territory and adjoining
regions, to visit Portland. The 'former
vi t was highly satisfactory and cn
eotu;s«»ifw, many of the patients then
accepted for treatment being now en
tire' v while nearly all are greatly
bei i ted and in a fair way of recovery.
Three or more of the Surgeons will be
at the C osmopolitan Hotel, in Portland,
Oregon, from Monday, the 28th day ot
Augrst, until Saturday, the 2d Septem
ber 18,"C, >i\ ilavs inclusive.
They will have with them a great
variety of surgical apparatus, appli
ances, etc., and competent workmen to
change, tit, and make such apparatus as
may be required. They will come es
pecially prepared to treat all surgical
cases Paralysis, all kinds of Deform
ities of the Face, Spine and Limbs,
Diseased Joints, Diseased Eyes, Catarrh,
Private Diseases, Piles, Fistula, etc.
All who wish to avail themselves of
the advantages of the Institute, without
the long journey to San Francisco or
Indianapolis, should do so at this time
No ca<e» will l»e undertaken without a I
tair hope ot relic '. It is needless to say
that the institution is entirely responsi
ble, and the largest and most popular
of the kind in America, curing thou
sands annually. Remember the time \
ai d place, and come early. l~if" Send
to the Institute for circular.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EASTWICK. MORRIS & CO
Civil and Mining
EN OINB EJUS.
[Boom Mo. «, Burnett'* Building.
( »r ( uinmritUl A Washington »!(<«(•
K<wttl*, Wtah. T*rrllc>ry.
C« a! and othrr mineral luiila and mlnm.mr
v'W. ami r* ported apoo. Plan* ami
rotimatra f> r mining irnpivvrtnrnta fumi*hrd
Spuria!attmUun «lv«> W> lar.J aurvrya.aod !«• the
|<<atii>D of city iota and t>l<»*ka. Mar* an-! Iranr
Ic»ja £!.«•• hkliLt ai.y t in ulnl Xor. IJ K1
PUGETSOUNDSTONEYARD
M. J. OATIH MHK
At the Foot of Sfforn! Street, SEATTLE
Ev»ry varlrty <#f <Vrr,ft»ry W rk #i««-tit»d 5n
Marl .* aii.t all other wlii t.ra<i.r«a fted
dl>|4t«'b
A•» . all kind*of U» na' ButldiO* Mat*nai k*} t
fof th* tnarkri
AiM
Alt «>rdcr» jt o-ptly And »«tiaffcvtii*a (toat
aaM
rt.-v.t-* t«. KS.
MISCELLANEOUS
■b «» m v**
f »r
Sale or Hire
Apply at
Robinson's Ship Yard.
Fart: >-» .-an be »npp!ird with row or tail t»oa?s,
wi <• r.tiut it: in > naive.
vr* w KOBIXSoX.
A. MACKINTOSH
Votary Piblic and i'onfeyaiifer,
Heal Estate and Tax Asp nt.
Has a complete Abstract of Title to all Land*
n KiD£ County. Will attend to the purchase and
sale of anvwh«-re <>n Putfet Sound. Specs*!
attention paid t.. Tran*fer of Real Estate and
Payment of Taxes. Patr uage solicited and satia*
fa tiou tfuarantet**!.
Office «n Mill strtet, n<ar!y opposite the "Oc
identa! Hotel."
G. W. BULLENE,
Practical and theoretical
ENGINEER and MACHINIST*
Front Street, Seattle, W. T.
Is prepared to do all kituls of
Stoamtooat,
Mill and.
liOgsins camp
Worli
Iron, Brass, Steel or oilier Metals.
All kinds of l>l:ic!wSinitli work done
to order.
K KJliai VA Hi.
T. P. FREEMAN
Hah JiiKt removed to hi* new store on Mill ntnut.
Opposite Occidental Hotel, where
AMTIIIXU IX HIM LIXK,
AS GOOD AS TIIE BEST AND
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
%r Can henceforth be pr»H*ured.
ANDREWS & CO
Importers of
GAS
FIXTURES,
STEAM AX I* OAS
Fittln|(H,
Bit \SS GOODS, &C.
t P. wdrkus i CO.
STOVES, TINWARE.
HOUSE FURNISHING
HARDWARE
JOI3 WORK.
AH work pertaining to the
done at sh'*t nctie*?, and in a
Workman-like Manner.
COKMXBVIAL »MN MR**X» TIIHDWN,* A»V
MAi*.
SEATTLE, W. T. ml3-3m
MISCELLANEOUS
PAINT SHO? & STORE
V. ORDGMAX.
Mill Street. opposite OctiJruUl
SEATTLE. If. T.
CARRIAGE, SISN, ANO
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN TING.
A ISO
HOI SK I'AIXTIXfi.
It cbort notice fccJ ra;es.
MVERV STABLE
Cor. of Main & First Streets
W. 11. BOW, Proprietor.
no rues, in auiks, carriages,
WAGOySami SAJWLb' HOUSE'S
Kept f»>r hire Horses bought and told. Hsy
*ii4 Grain, of a *np*rL>r qna!<ty, always ->u hand.
*/■ Staffs fromhi* s»t«l»le ccnnect twk« a
day with the I-ake Wishiutfton steamer ft r the
Seattle C« a) Mine
WORK OXEN
(iood and well-broke Oxen
■«. m -m ■ mc
At Smith's Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
w h: b ci rm?
AND
€Olll mission !»u^iiHss
Messrs. McCallister & Mcl'art.v
OWNERS OK
B a rge Champ ion
"I I AVE ERECTED A HAHKHOI'HE UNTUNE S
I 1 A: BarncM' «Wharf, in thi« City, where tl.ty
will Wholesale md lt< tail
All Kinds of Produce !
Flour ami Kwd, Hay and (train. Vegetable*
h'ruit. Chicken*, tic.
Terms Strirtiij Cash.
MOORIi & CO
|
il«-alt*rs in
Fre*h and Halted
MEATS
aiid a assortmrt.t of
Cic « !• fM* i
Also, the best brands of
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
C /rner of Third & Union Streets, Seattle.
WISCONSIN HOUSE,
Mill .Strut, between Ist itiitl 'JJ,
Seattle, \V. T.
J. Md'ONVIIiLK, Proprietor.
It art per W«*k
Meal» 25c.
Ye Strangers
and all who feel weak and
want tu Ik* restored !
Know Ye!
That you can have your spir
it:- resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, hv calling at
the
PKIT SIBI KEimiKKiTHSI
win: HE
StcaliS, Chops,
A.-, 1 »!1 t!.«- .5 { it* n M-rv-U in
th- V w Vurk »tylr
O-, , „
S «*a» €/*•«**• ill
}.\ th.-GLa**, ftUj.j !i« <l to Parties
ami x-'iit in «)Hantiti»-8 to any |»Wv
wL* rv then- is »!• am eommuni'-ation.
o
Fresh Made (audio.
Ac-.! U Aw of
FINE CABLES
O Ci*ur ?ljr oa fc*r.A WMdlng CU«t ludi I r
<ier* n Ui# •*« rV-*t c.jtlc*. It*ii Hopper* ul
Putltk *Spl>li«i
M«r J *«». »«*<
XiISCEI.LASKOVS
Crawford k Harrington
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
S .E A. X X U E, X.,
Have on hand a large ami wol 1 assorted stoek of goods in
their line, consisting ot' Foreign ami Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery
Iron and Steel, aborted.
Blnckmnith and Car|)eiiter Tool*.
Agricultural and Mining Imp'cniciit*.
C rockery and PainJN&Oil*
Hemp and Manilla Cordage, (iroceriesand Provisions. Wine?,
Liquors, Ete.
AGENTS FOK THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 8F LONDON, &C.
LT TALBOT COAL, FOR CITY TRADE, FOR SALE FROM WHARF
CRAWFORD & HARRIGTON.
BEATTLK, \v. T., July l»t, IS7.V
K M r FTIi :K
1> R r tt'® STORE,
M. R. MADBOOKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Patent Medicine*. Chemical*, Ktc.
Prescriptions <\iref-illv Compounded. Also Uealer in Wines,
Lienors. \*e.
ORDKRs FROM ABROAD SOLICITED.
M R. MADDOCKS.
Seattle. J ammo 3, 1*74.
YWm&M & S&2L%
Heftiera in
m r ■»
Gents' Furnishing Goods
c?M r jr "w
MABEI3!
L. DILLEIt, Proprietor.
(Succewor to F. V. Snyder.)
MILL STREET, SEATTLE.
(oiiktiiullj wu llttml lli<'
CHOICEST MEATS
AND
VBOETABLBS
...ALSO...
CORNED BEEF AND PORK.
SMOKED MEATS,
PORK and BOLOQNA
SAUSABES,
HEAD-CHEESE,
T R I P E . ETC
STEAMER
Fanny Lake
J. S. HILL, Master,
Will Ht'tllU f'>r
SXOHOMfSn CITY
Every Thursday, and Return
ing on Saturday stopping «*a< b
m r at a!! uit< it«.* Landing*
AUCTIONEER!
I). >V. LYTS, Auctioneer.
Mi l SalewrooKua r.
FRONT STREET
Thr»«r daua ft "lit Mill.
<, -4. t. „• b fair f>.n»Uil-».- n. Iu
a.: ■ &.<•"< «*: v 1 u. t> fuinav»4.
(iivf tb*■ > a ctul— he alk <*a ti me to 1»
w><r a clwtpvr or bettrr thib hi mi* if
flattie, July l»h JH-tf
DEXTER A CO.,
BANKERS
SEATTLE, W. T.
Deposits rkckivkd and Ac
count* kept aub.ect t<> ( be< k "r I'raft.
interest allowed or time dep<>aita from dati»
of dtpoait.
Sight Fxctian#e on Poitl&n.l, San Franriaro
and .Ntw Vurk.
Money Loaned on Approve aecurlty ;
Hond«, Storks ami other valuable* received no
dep«<*it tor aafe keeping.
Codec tiona made and pr«» eeda promptly
renutien.
loveatu t nU in Ceal Katuta and other prop
erty made {■■>" i artie*.
GO TO
Bean & White's
MEW GROCERY STORE.
ON FttONT STItEKT, If you want the
If orth of your Money.
Th«y krrp % lan;* ar> ! aplrmllJ at<>ck of
Groceries
School Books Statioiim
AND NOTION'S,
Ai. I ar» lli»> only bosiw In H»attl«- where you
i *n gt-t the
Aldcn Dried Apples, Fears,
Plums, ( \»rn, Onions, Iv t.
Tb' j alao k<*p couatiotl; oa ham!
Ch"j'/"l /■'••</, MuUlinj*, Short',
If run, Whral, Out*, Etc.
a lot rwi Mm\
IN Ir r l»> NST 8
si aiiitioj ii nm sunt
Every nab who baa a family an-i
Bins a Lot and Erects a Dwell
ing Thereon
Will received a clear for TWO LOTS.
Price of Lots, SOO Each.
V T. DENNY.
%
July 11th. I*X )rl'i-tf
NO. til.

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