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2se as to quality Biehroma,s potash dahl lac
y ess q Gambler quiet a se gold Epson salts
Were ~ TAR demand e 70 sumae vas hm % ~ 81 Ar
W.. sr :, ss ia ' S:.ss BUDS sassd
ias 70, powdered Gum rsdd. nrm - sr' sssss
jumper berries were duh At 81 sss. ior orui.
iose ven'es surDsnias was dull :. i7s.s ice Castillo
so,s ss's ana she for Sssss QUINN. active
ss.ss and ssis isss .s'ss s
M 4 ~ Sh.1.. :. M "a. ds
m.ad a: ale saihc gold and z2s ios rrssas.ck. rai.
AZ ' ss'S cs acid 20, sss:sd
sisss .ss' NC, ssss' sss%s'
a.: I. sDssh :Gs ,.,s. ssa"t" ss
:. ss 0ssslAa. very @ las. lot Was solo
s na .sis s ra
= aae aSe ior american ~ si2 r spaase a.an.
9snd :, q % S.sosnd.ud and = s. 3, Tor ssrss
e IS .s.. a1ss sa as .'fss Sias.
F:ss 4 s.%s 81 ss
s l: S ss sd " .s
mar i. s ss ssa r a sSi.
Hs:ssrdaSe"~ c al Ma S..' brow" as
H as s'I p,sh 1 s.. wi s
i % D Y: s A. g @ ~s a .
dsssna ss ARM Z si sweet sa. qus
S .s ISnss 4 @ 70, s he.
quoted 81 l5c for prime and lc. Tor second do An
quiet Doc bark quiet rs
&c. Squs quiet 1t i4c Lavender flowers were
quiet ~ 0c vacrian root quoted AZ 25c Tor English
for blood and 81 ~ Is for egg sarsaparila quiet
but steady We quote Honduras common at Sac. 37c:
do do. Tor export 35c &c. gold; Mexican. l3c l5c
Jalap quoted at l2c &c., gold Gum dAmar quiet
1t Ice lsc. 6amboge quoted at 67c Assaetda Was
steadv II 5 tie Carbonate ammonia continued quiet ~
berxsnot. - 2o lemon sandersons s. 30; Ihmseus
finest oil 50 37t oil xnse 81 10 all goId oil
81 40 " 500 oil - ~; oil cronea 75c 95c oil
lavender. 75 81 do Mitchaml Si2 80; oil cloves,
81 ST. oil wntergreen. x3 oil sassafrss inclusive 30c
oil psnnyroyal - = So all currency oil u bav SIS 20
soda at 81 30 ID tons sal soda at Fl S7 100
drums caustc - ~ 100 bcarbonate soda
"a - ali gold and rs tons beachng powder NJ 81 81
rcncy We -sda ash. ordinary good brands 81 y5
soda - rs all gold; bleaching powder 81 CO. currency
supercarbonats soda. John Dwight Cos lin ksgs. 40
FnArnRas quiet SIC. SO. for prime and asc
4Uc. for mixed.
New Georges cod SIS IS IS: brand Bsnk do a. shore
macksrsl. No. &25 S27 do, large, No = $lt $i6
box herring. No. l. l5c scaled do. 22c 25c bar
relied DO No .. medium. oil do large. Si2 Lab
Ioua And ,sRAx.- pts-Fiour. l6s7s bbla wheat
70 lyO bushels: corn, 81 O33 do. rye 1000 do. Tho
Hour market dull and heavy with occasional sales
decidedly lower pricosow extras selling low ~ 20
~ IL low quote. Sales H. % bbls. Including
State western aud southern NJ tbs annexed quotations
Rye quiet with sales OF $50 bbs 81 10 IS l
v - ~ for Brandy vino and 81 ~ - 10 for Western.
Jersey N Pennsylvania yellow. We quote
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coupon, HIN ll7x-
TIE YoRxicK xARKBT
Tho London advces report consols y per cent lower
and United States bonds quiet and unchanged. Erie
declined \ per cent. selling Al 13x. The rate OF dis
count in open mseket for three months bills down
10 TX TX per cent Ten thousand pounds sterling
went into the Bank Of England to-day The following
are the quotations NJ Ave r. n :Consols for money,
s4k e4x do for account s4k s41s; 1861 old,
l05,s 1867 bonds. 1881; ten-orty bonds, 107K new
nvcs 1885, Erie. 12,S Erie preferred, 1ss; New York
Central os In frankfort nves 1924. In Paris,
rsutes 105I s2tsc. Exchange on London, Tor short
sight, 25t 2Stsc
the uxIrED STATES TREASURY.
the entire gold disbursements ~ the Treasury for
bonds and to-day amounted 70 only $2s ooo
The silver payments amounted 70 Sl3, 7O4, OF which
$40 7o4 was 10 100 personal applcantk Revenue re-
ceipts to-day, $780, 600; custom receptA $780, 900;
bank notes received Tor redemption, 100000
INVESTMENT sHARKs
investments securities were generally steady, except
Jersey Central, which declined from 75k 70 TAX 10.
Rock Island brought loSJs 100 l09; Delaware and
Lackawanua l0ox lo6k q lo74; Delaware ana Hud-
son, 1867 q 1861; New York Central 1867 LOG;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 93s 9S Chicago and Altor,
lo2Ji Adams Express. Ito 1925; Illinois Central,
ok.
RAILROAD BOSos
Railroad bonds less active than yesterday, but
prices well maintained. Fort Wayne hrst sold At
l2 Milwaukee and st. Paul Crosse division, At l0ls<
lO4yS New Jersey Central convertible at 100 Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated at 1885, do. gold cou
pom at ask, and North Missouri FIRST At 975f %.
Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible advanced TO so
New York Central skies Of 1883 1921 and Pacific Of
Nilsson ri first v4A. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
eight sold ut 1l9. Union Pacific Arst rose TO l06k
sinking Funds to o. and Northwestern nrst 70 1854
g. G. q. and l. first l0ok and Michigan Southern
second lo2
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds Union Pacific lrst, 1861 10 1o6h
do land grant, lolA to lolh; do sinking fund, slx
TO o.; Central Pac DC, ll04 10 ll0H.
srATE
There was an Increased bvsiness In state honda
Louisiana consols advanced 10 cox; Tennessces sold
up to 45k; North Carolina skies, issued 10 the N. G.
r X, brought 81. and North Carolina old Is large
business was done IN District or Columbia 265's at
TAX TAX TAX.
At the opening Of tho bids tor s7s III 10 six psr
cent stocks and bonds Of the city OF Now York. Il was
found that the total bid Tor $1S 1872 85l ST. tho
highest bid was lob. So but only lot Of $40 000
Messrs Norton Bliss Co. bid lO4 21 for the whole
nonc and to-day were awarded the entire loan. The
other bidders for the entire lot Mcssra Drexel
Morgan Co. and winsIow, Lanier h Ca. At l0a 81,
and Mr.. George Sistarc at los. ID
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
AL
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ERIE IN LONDON.

RRE IN LONDON
kilograms from London that there was a largely
attended meeting OF Eric bond and holders there
to-day Mr.. waikiki said the line suffering from
increased expenses and dImnution OF ualc. The re-
ccver had got rid OF many bad bargains aud the result
substantial Increase In net receipts He believed
Mr. Jewctt desirous Of making me best OF the line
and II shareholders aud bondholdors united good
property could bc made OF the company. Hc advised
concessions There were delays In Law, but the CON-
mit,cc was determined TO pursue delinquents New
York courts ordered
The meeting agreed to resolution that tho amended
scheme DO approved, and committee empowered TO
take stops Tor carrying the effect vote OF
condolences In Mr. Jewcst was adopted unanimously.
nxxoRAxDux.
Mr.. James Stuart having resigned the Presidency Of
the Hanover National Bank. Of this city, Mr. James r.
Woodward At meeting OF tho Board OF Directors
held yesterday, the ed, elected 10 oil this Office
Mr.. Woodward was . member Of the late arm Of
Ross, Campbell Co., and Is well known in business
circles In this city.
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GOLD 112 IA A liz.

FRIDAY June 23-8P N.
The market came 10 full stop to-day, like
an engine It's the eud OF paragraph For
the two hours previous there had hardly been
enough keep the machine going-nothng wonderful.
In Of the TACT that the great specializing engine
drivers and stokers away holidaying Tor the
ncr Although at the commencement there was the
aintcst suspicion better feeling suggested perhaps
~ tho recovery Of New Jersey Central 75l5) tho
state OF affairs like the pre- Adamite world entirely
without form, and void" OF any notable character
lstics There were the usual Judge and Jury" on
Lake Shore, but the former had opinions to give
that worth eighth and tho latter money 10
back tnem up with had they believed in them
There were half per cent fluctuations In Western
Uuon Lake Shore and the Western stocks while
Pacific Mail simply embodied yawn, with no
transactions 10 speak OIL Towards O'Clock ihore
inclination to stlen up prices, and they i'm
proved traction, particularly Lake shore. which sold
up to 66 and Western Union. which touched
OK. sale OF 1900 shares Of Lake Shore at
IS, however, proved TOO much for the equanimny
Of the market and tho whole rise lost in the
ten minutes. Later the Broad street party put in
40 appearance in the Northwestern shares and bid the
common up to 434 and tho preferred TO 661s, which
had the clfecl bctterng the tone Of tho whole
kcs as well OF adding TO the list Of transactions,
which at one time threatened q beggariy exhibit Of
sales
Tho feeling in the Western shares has been strongly
10 the bull sids, and apparently with some reason,
though the free distribution OF .ponts Is not always
Tho most reliable mode Of conveying information.
New Jersey Central also put more cheerful look,
Mark raplcy ike, under lis difficulties, and closed at
i5h, having touched 75s. slough disbccvers in tho
eoncern, who at the same time believers in Mr..
Barrett the accountants circular, were willing to put
options sixty days time at per cent under the
cash price.
To sum up. closing prices were httle sitter and
dealings little larger but tho whole matter 10 confined
TO the small fry ofthe Board. while the big Ash
swimming In moro pleasant watera
sALEs TO-DAY.
Transactions In stocks smaller than usual, az
sregaung only 10000 shares The principal dealings
wore in Lake shore, Western Union and Northwestern.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRrcEs
The following table shows the opening, highest and
louaat nrces Oft day:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

cASylKLp-FoRD. Thursday, June % 1875, at ST.
Pcler's church. Morrstown, \. j.. by tho Rev r. n.
Merritt, HoBARr CANyfELD 10 EMILY HosACK daughter
OF the late Hon. Henry A. Ford.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS On "Wednesday, juno q, ~
the Rev Dr. Diller at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, WALTER H. HOOKING 10 FRANCIS LOUISA,
daughter OF Captain J. T. Sheppard al Of Brooklyn.
N. Y. No cards.
huLsE--GUERxsEy. 81, 1876, at tho summer
residence Of the brides mother Jersey City Heights,
BY the Rev. r. ~ Abcrcrombie. DID,, Mr. In GRAS0n
W. HuLsg, u Mddlctown, Orange county. n. r.. 70
Miss MixxIE B. GUERNSEY, Of New vor! Coy.
residence OF the bride, Thursday, June ~ 1884,
by Rev DR.. Ormiston, DAxigL vAS ALIHN " New
York, TO AUGUSTA. daughter Of John Lockwood, ESQ
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rooNTNuED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. J

cannot comply with their engagements. and Mr. DAILY,
OF No 20 Montgomery street, has been sold out by the
Sheriff.
In the matter or Frank H. Stoweli, bankrupt, manu-
facturer Of gloves ~ Port Jervis nrft dividend Of
a. meeting Of the creditors held before Register Fitch
1t No 345 Broadway.
The hrst meeting Of the creditors Of David. Joseph
julius Ledermann held yesterday before Register
Dayton. Il No. az Broadway, when Nr. MAX Aoreen-
than was elected assignee. The following u list OF
man. 90, 0ss -; Pm. Friedman, S. t00 Hermann Book
lowlz, 81, OIL; w. ihrich, $y,ll6 81; James Good
man, 81, 200; q. N. Herman, S4,bo3; Mrs r. Enrich
$1,000; s. Herman, 81, 500; National Park Bank
?3,is9 70; Beckhonn Carpenter * ooo he 4 Lor,l
reich, @2,isl ST. Upward OF $4,000 In debts we're
proven at the meeting yesterday.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS

BKKvEs-frads still slow without. however any further
Fs @ psr IT, net
which 81 lbs sot6e bulls gross weight sold Al
sod for sell 20 ears Of horned cattle sales oews;l2
. s per HI with .sss fraction o. per H.
weight ~ cwt. strong ~ Illinois steers rs " h..
s s4as cy S ssss.
kns,noy y Illinois steer; y s,4s oc per M WEIGHTS
ssd for Isi $ mixed Cherokee and Missouri ss.srs a.
ioc and Missouri sseess at s,.c per ID,
x s.ss ::sr. Ne vi. i. '' a. %.ss. 81
swt Coon q Thompson sold =, fer isnkin 1
5e PEE IT, WEIGHT s~, strong i illinois steers
per h.. with 81 per head weight ~ For Rankin
0 sss Of q ] M
- Illinois steers I. o'ss Ee - weigh, ~ ew. Sam
Msrn o. sw, wasc sold i 60 Norris wsisIs q
steer. per weigh. * sw q iliinoi. ..esrs a
.ed wasss s Spanish
i've oxen st rs ps, To- weight III fw, M @
rer H. fraction oil per h.. weight s4 cwt o. j.
ragon sold for SELF y Illinois steers v H. weight
gross weigh. liSs los per head .. st per h. W. r. bud
I sale ss ~ .oa lbs s. e.
l.ssolbs per head a. 4. Per b.
Bucsngham sold $40 Kansas sheep 1880 lbs.
weight 4 PSI Iii kIss rsfssl :'d r. os ps sheep
~ OH; shssy wSsh an io1 s. head.
r, nsf = "a pslswa,e . lamb: w , ~ :So lbs. c
lambs weigh. ieco lbs. 4 io,se per - Eo.. sod
ass .ssp per- - mu%s III Eliot.
sold III iins sheep. weight I7255 lbs, as olac per H.
". Grow soii a5s snesp weight zoo7o los. terms OBJ
Milrn cows-saes few. =, $50 = s72 per bead calves
vnALs cALvEs-There fresh quotations 70 be
had up :" noon to-day.
Ines rhpra W. no hO on SAIL
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The upward turn IN tho Bonanza shares seems 10
confirm the information repeatedly given in this col
umn within . few days that the late depression in
prices due TO extraneous rather than to
any change in the actual condition or prospects Of
either the Consolidated Virginia tho California Com
pany Tho lesser stocks have moved somewhat in
sympathy with these and have been Affected by SINH
lar causes Tho following tho closing prices In San
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. June ~. 1876
Spanish gc:d ais 2lsk Excnanxe weak shs United
states. 80 days currency pa discount. short sight,
~ discount; " days, gold, ~ ~ premium short
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LIVERPOOL PRopvcs MARxKr : LIvxRrooL, Jane 23--
Evcninx. -Lin.ssed oil. 2ts. I'D
LoxDos PRODUCE MAkgkT--Loxpox. Jane 23-kvsn-
lag tnsssd oil "a 2S& - pr CO.,
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ADVANCES AxD DECLINE.
The following arc the changes closing prices COM
pared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE delaware and Lackawanns, ~; Lake
preferred u; New Jersey Central, X; Ohio and Mis-
!issppb vi; Producers and Petroleum, X; Rock
DEciIs * Y; 81 Pail Common, X; Pacific
Ere, 4 New York Central, x; Atlantic and Pacific
The rest Of the market stationary
THE noSxy MARKET.
Money closed oasy and abundant At per cent alter
transactions At ~ Prime paper quoted for dis
count At cad 5ts per cent
rho following the OF exchange on New York
at tho aforementioned cities to-day Savannah per
cent premium; Charleston, selling, y premium; buy
Ing, v premium; Cincinnati steady, par; New Orleans,
commercial y; bank. y; Chicago. par, and ST. Louis
55c. TO 100 prem
Sterling exchange was quiet and steady. Prime ask.
ing rates SO AMI 400; selling rates, ASK a4ssk.
Rsichmarks, s54 a 95ss and W sJ,t. Cables, Sok
06sl. Prime Paris s. Is and 5l2k.
THK NARxxr
Gold opened at l12A and closed n liz, the two
extremes OF The day. The rates paid for borrowing
were =, > and az per Loans also made mas
and At 1 anu per cent tor carrying.
OPERATIONS THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
Gold Daian &C.. S Ssv
Gross cicaranccs 40 49, w
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges.... t6a 40 $50
currency oaances <.oisyos
nou eAchahecs.. o..Ss. 80
eoa oa'aiess. ..............- A,iooios
The specie engagements for tomorrow's European
steamers amount TO $5ooOoo gold coin.
DRY IxpoRra
Tho imports Of dry goods At the port Of New York
for tho week ending this $s2o,4 S4 ana she
amount marketed s6es, 92L The total imports since
January s4s. 1852 500, and the total amount
kesoa ~, al, olL
GovRRyMExf BONDS
Government bonds closed steady al the following
quotations limited States currency SKIES 12ek
III; do do, 1881, registered ilssz 100; do, oo
coupon, 123k u 123x; do do, 1858. registered,
llsx ll6 do do. do, coupon, lIsH lls; do
Co., do, new, registered. III ll'A; do. do, do,
Co., coupon, l2Oss 1907; do. do, 1887, registered
lls,s lisH do do, do. coupon, l22x 1874; do
do, lseS. registered, l2ox l2lh; do. do, do,
eoupon, 1874 12sh; do tsu-forsies registered,
1l5k . u7k; Do. d. coupon, usk . 1lsk; do
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FINANCIAL.

4 HEAsOSABLE KAfEs. MONEY On LIFE xNb
n Endow Policies Mortgages and other
securities; Insurance OF at kinds Effected
psnies. J. }. HABRIcH 4 Co. III broadway.
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stained Good ordinary sc: strict good ordinary. Wsc
, 1876-04-22
The Freight Question.

WAITSBURG, W L, April 10th, 1876.
EDITOR STATESMAN In your paper Of
the 10Th inst, noticed a reply Of D. s
Baker, President of the W. ". & g. R. Rail
road, TO a comnittee Of Grangers. | have
looked the article over carefully, and do not
sre any estimate made, or account taken OF
the passenger travel on the railroad, which
doubtless helps TO pay expenses as far as 1t
goes II also seems 10 me that Ii the Rail-
road Company would Pursne the policy of the
o. S. \. Company, and fix the rgres of up
freighis say at - or Sc per ton weight, and
down freight at say 50 or 3 30 ON board of
the o. S. y. Company boats, it would bo n
wiser policy. The Doctors figuring and fig-
nres as far rs the amounts Of up and down
freights are ccucerned are doub;less correct,
but if he pur,ues the present policy, at the
very best he will get but I. share Of the
freight 10 lake either mp or down. Admit
fot arguments s-ke that he viii get half /;
would 1t not be ,r.ser to - fix his fright
rates so as to get all? 1t seems 50 at least to
an outsider. OCCASIONAL
, 1876-04-22
Notice for Distribution,
TERRIToRr or TANHINGTON,( So

IERRiToRl or HINHINGTON,l } 9.
County, IF HaLa WaEa, M
In FrObutc-IH The N1tfsr Of Hs Estate Of JOHN
NJ CiRBCTT, Deceased.
IN READING AND FILING the petition of
" JAMES l. MALCOLM, A administrator Of the
Estate of JOHN NJ GARBUIT deceaseJ, setting
forth that he has filed his final such Ad-
minlstrtnr, the matter OF said Estate and that
the same has been duly Auditei allowed and con.
frmel, and that portion OF said Estate remains TO
he divided among tr heirs of said deceased and pray
of the the residue OF said Estate among the persons
thereto entitled;
IL is ordered, That all persons interested in the
Estate OF the saa John VI. GaTbutt deceased be and
appear before the Probate Court OF said county Of
Walla Walla, IN the City of Wala Walla the county
seat Of said county of Malla walla, ON MONDAY,
the 29th day OF May A. D., 1876 at the hour of 10
O'Clock A NJ, of SAID day. then and there to show
cause why an order OF distribution should not be
uaaeOf the residue OF said EState among the heirs
of the said John NJ Garbutt des eased according TO
law.
IL Is further ordered That service of This citation
be made on parties unknown or nOn-resilents by
publication OF tins order IN the Waila Walls STGTf-
MIS, weekly newspaper printed and published in
the city and county of Walh Walla, Washington
Territory. for AT ; four successive wers prior 70
saId 18th day Of May, A d, 1876. Dated Wallis
Walla, April 9Th, 1870.
X GUICHARD, Probate Judge.
B. /. SHARPSTEIN,
Attorney for Estate flS4w
, 1876-04-22

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTmCT.-Although not
living in Oregon, we always take great in
terest in the affairs Of our neighbora, and
hence this reference to the contest now going
on for the Fifth Judicial District Judgeship.
OF the five counties composing the District,
Grant, Umatilla and WaSco have declared
for Judge Macarthur, and their vote is suf-
fcieEt to give him the nomination. The
counties of Baker and Union have instructed
for Slater, who is charged with having re-
sorted to sharp practice to secure the nomi-
nation. Judge Macarthur has held a seat on
the bench for nearly six Year., and has given
very general satisfaction. In fact, he is one
of the rising young men OF the State, and is
likely to reach higher honors.
, 1876-04-22
Notice for Distribution,

TERRITORY OF WISHINGTON,
County 9f Valid WdUa, "''
In ProjGte-IH the Mrf,eT Of the Estate Of MARTIN
MIICHOR, deceased
THE PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION in the
above entitled estate, coming On 10 be heard and
il appearing TO the Court that the proof submitted
by KATHERINE LORETIC, nee MAICH0R, and
MARIA ZADU, nee MAICHOR, Is insufficient to
eutitIe them to the whole estate therefore, 1t is
ordered that said hearing be adjourned until Mon
day, the 2ith day of April, A. D., 1876.
1t Il further ordered that all persons interested in
the estate Of the sad MARTIN MAICHOR, deeeas-
ed De and appear before the Probate Court of said
county of WHlil WallA in the city Of Walls Walla,
the county seat Of said county of Mulla Walla On
the 2ith DAY of April 1876 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock,
A NJ of sIId day, then and there 60 how cause Why
order of distribution should nul be made OF the
residue OF ne said estate among heirs OF the said
MARTIN MAICHOR, deceased, according 10 Law.
II Is further ordered, that service of this citation
be made parties unknOw nOu-residents. by
pubcation OF this order in the WRls Walla STkTE1-
Man, a weekly newspaper printed and published In
the city and county Of Walla Walla, Wssl.n7top
Territory for three successive months pr lE said
9th day Of April. 1876.
Dated Walla Walla, December lS 1875.
SIN L. GUICHAkD, prOLat. y le-a
, 1876-04-22
TERRITORT- OF WISIIYGTON,l g,
g93.rf,f Of IFrLg Jaua 40

TERRITORY OF WISHLNGTON, 90
County If HdLd WdilG,
In he Distract Ce,,ri Of Tee Firsf JIdicia -TrTi--
0f Washington TcriiOyy-
P NJ LYScH, F. H M,ssAM, and r. LAsDERs.
Plaintiffs rs. A. Il. ROHERrs, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-To
required to app-ar action brought against you
by ?. u. LYNCH, Z. H MASSAM, and z. Lam
DERS, Plaintiffs, IN the District Court of the First
JudiCal District Of Washington Territory, holding
terms at the City Of WalLa Wala, in and for the
counties of Walla Walla and Columbia, 20 answer
Tie complaint of Plaintiffs hled IN Waila YnIia
county within twenty days after The sersce Of this
summons, exclusive Of the day OF service. II not
srvei said county but IL sad district In thirty
days otherwise within sixty days. the said Plain
tIts VIII take Judgment against you by default sc-
cOrdlng to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action n brought 70 recover the sum Of
Four Hundred and SeyeDty-eicht dollars and
Seventy five cents IN gold eoin and interest ON that
the rate Of per cent per month, from tho
3lst day Of January, 1873. IN gold oJn which u
due Plaintiffs on prouiIssary note, made by Do
fendant, the 3lt day Of January, l573 payable %
Plaiutiff and 70 recover the Of Sixty Dollars
Attorney fees in tins acton gsther with the
Of tins action. And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer the said eompitat
above required, the prayers OF the plaintiffs VII 2.
granted
Witness the Hon. :. C. WIxcARr JrFgs
OF the District Court Of the First Eai .e.lI
r.. 81 District Of Washington Terrific, AID
the seal of said Court affixed, tn - -sY
OF March, A. D., 1876.
a REEVES AYREs yserk.
B. /. SHARPSTEIN,
Plaintiff Attorney. lH4
, 1876-04-22

SCHwABACHER Bros have now fairly en-
tered upon the spring campaign, and have
their store crammed with goods suited to the
valley trade. We yesterday visited their
immense establishment, and found it difficult
to turn around owing to the bales, boxes and
packages of merchandise piled up to the very
ceiling. No house on the coast outside OF
San Francisco carries as large a stock OF goods,
and hence it is that Schwabacher Bros are
always prepared to fill orders, 1t matters not
how large, and at the lowest rates.
, 1876-04-22
SPECIAL EREIGUTS.

Pianos. Billiard Tables, Furniture, Glass, Glass
ware and it, contents in css or otherwise, Queens
ware, Marble and Castings, taken only at owner :
risk of damage. brenkagc or leakage.
ACIDS. ruryentines, Burning FLUIDS, OILS and al!
other lquils II cans or other VESSELS, al owner
risk OF leakage
F.-sy~ taken only at OWneT's Tisk OF bTeakaEe-
Fruits. Vegetables. and al other perlshable prop
erty. at owners risk Of frost or decay.
FuTnlIule not boxed, and all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, set up or knocked down,
at owners ri k of damage and ehatng or 6reakage.
Nor will tie Company te responsible for Deficiencies
In any part unless the same Is specially recepted tor