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National Republican., 1877-12-20
The Supreme Court Of tn. United states.

The supreme Court Of the United States.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10, 1877.
On motion Of Mr.. s. T. Wallis, Charles Mar
shall. ESQ.,. Of Baltimore Nd. was admitted to
practice.
No. a. The Board OF Commerce, County Of
Dodge, plaintiff in error, vs. George b. Chandler
Submitted by Mf. W. A. NARROW for plaintiff In
error, and by Mr.. W. II. Munger for defendants In
error under twentieth rule.
No. 1853, lin place Of u3s,) D. @. Hitchcock ct al,
plaintifs in error, vs.. The city Of Galveston. Ar
gument continued by Mr.. George Flournoy for the
defendants In error. and concluded by Mr.. 3. 3.
Henkle for plnintiffs I'm error.
No. lao. The Steam Tug Virginia Ehrman, &c.,ap-
pellaut, vs.. John b. Curtis ct all; No. l47 John r.
Curtis et al, appeans,vs. The Steam Tug Virginia
Ehrman, &c; No. sos. The Ship Agnese &c, appel.
liant VS.. John y. Curtis ct al. Argument commenced
by Mr. A. A. strout for Curtis ct al. and continued
by Mr.. s. T. Wallis for Tug Virginia Ehrinan, and
by Mr.. Charles Marshall for ship Agncsc.
Adjourned until to-day at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
cHILDREr's cape coats at IS. EIsrxAs's7th and K
Taking Advantage Of the Law.

Yesterday, in the Circuit Court, before Chief
Justice Cartier, was heard the case Of Wallace
Kirby against p. j. Darneille to recover the amount
Of check for $500, cashed by Doc Slater. Of
Baltimore, and transferred TO the plaintiff. The
defense made answer that the check was origi-
nally given for money that was used In gambling
at the gambling house Of Slater In Baltimore, Nd,
and that the defendant could not be held respon.
sible therefor In law. The court instructed tho
jury that the law discoursges gambling and will
not give relief TO parties TO recover promises to
pay given for the purposes Of gambling. The sim.
pie question for them was whether Slater, the
party who cashed the check, was part and parcel
OF the gambling shop, and whether Il was cashed
to enable the defendant 10 play. The Jury after
being out q short time, found verdict for defen.
dant
National Republican., 1877-12-20

Ella L. Williams was granted divorce from
Wilson Williams. The parties were married by
Rev. william II. Lee on January %, 1878, at the
Baptist church In south Washington. They lived
together for about three months, when she alleges
that the defendant commenced to observe a course
OF cruel treatment toward her, which culminated
monthly for the ensuing three years. She was per-
mitted 10 resume her maiden name, Ella L. Lea
bon.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
BUSINESS suits reduced 2o per cent EprxASs.
Fire Commissioners

The Fire Commissioners met at their office
In Morrison's building, last evening. Present
Messrs Morgan, Collins, TAFT Bacon, and Stewart
The following applications for positions as fire
men were received and ordered to be filed Thoms,
W. Marooney, Michael Brown. william A. Ratcliff
and James A. Merrimon.
L. p. Wright tho contractor for sweeping The
streets made application for section Of condemned
hote for his tprinkling machine The Chief En-
gineer was directed to issue the sfme.
number Of bills were audited aud ordered tc
be paid after which the board went Into executive
session.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
Tired of Going Alone.

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses To the following applicants: L. Terry aud
Lydia Brown; W. II. Barnes and Maggie Soper
Edward Smith and Sarah Woods; Jesse II. Wilson
and Lizzie A. Woodward; J. W. Shelley and Nettie
Brodie. both OF Wamenton, Va. @. II. saltmer and
Mary A. Grubb; Ell Jackson and Henrietta Child
sey: y. L. Fairbrother and Fannie A. Clarke; j. A.
and Pndey Willamssn.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
Illicit DIstiIlerY SeIznd.

New YORK, Dec. 19-Tho United States
deputy collector made a raid upon building at
No. 20 hsh street, Brooklyn, where they seized an
Illicit whisky still. Among the spOs was a large
eopper still, two iermentng tubs, 5000 gallons Of
mash, and some whisky. No arrests.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
FANCY plaid listers EIsEnAs's, 7th and 4.
A Fancy Goods bazaar at the Labor Ex
change.

change.
, A fine lot Of fancy goods, suitable for holi-
day presents, have been placed In the hands Of
Mrs. Hitz, at the Labor Exchange, by poor and
needy persons, 70 be sold As their sale will be put
ting bread into the mouths Of the needy makers
our ladies can do charitable deed by purchasing
there such thinga as are on sale. The stock com.
prises baby sacks, worsted Shoes, caps &e. Nothing
lb retained by the Exchange u commission, and
the money paid for the articles will be turned over
70 the poor women who are trying TO eke out an ex
stenos by selling their hRndiwork. The entrance
for ladies at t5s Exchange on street. few doors
National Republican., 1877-12-20
Girls High school, ssaton Buildipg.

Mr.. G. H. Harding, the well-known writer
and lecturer, will give an address to The young
ladies Of the High School, street, between Second
and Third. to-day, tThursdayJ at halfpast two
o'clock p, m. Subject, "a Famous French Letter.
Inv 'N
National Republican., 1877-12-20
HarYaY A HoIdsn

Are acknowledged to be the greatest caterers
Of oysters In the known world. They are always
In receipt Of the largest and besthavored OYSTER
that can b. produced out Of the American waters
National Republican., 1877-12-20
District Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTTrR.
Auldoon vs.. Ridgewsy; verdict for defendant.
Christian Lchtcnberg vs.. +. Freund; judgement
by default for s2li.3s. schwerdtmann 4 Co. VS..
Foley judgement below affirmed. Burdctte vs..
Truesdell, executor; set for January 2. Kirby vs..
Darneile: verdict for defendant. DeNsy W.. Thomas
ct al Jury Withdrawn and leave 70 amend at costs
OF plaintiff. Dodge vs. Maryland Y. &. N. and N.
Co.; submitted 10 court aud Judgment for amount
claimed. Folks & winston vs.. Blackford; non
suited. Boon w. Chaplin; plaintiff called; no an
swer; judgment rendered for costs.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
EQUITY couRr-JusrIcK wYLrE.

Bacon ct al. VS.. Gcttlcr- appeal bond approved
Hunt vs. Hunt; decree OF divorce. Williams VS.
Williams; decree Of divorce. Hume va Smith
trustee to convey 10 purchaser on payment In full
In cash Bauer W. Wise ct al; pro confesso as u
A. +. Williams Twohy We. Bigclow; testimony or
dercd to be taken. Bergman w. Bergman testi.
mony ordered TO be taken before Examiner Love
Joy. National Metropolitan Bank Va. Buell; Gill
rens' National Bank mvde party, Hayward &
Hutchinson W. Brandt A.. C. Green made party
defendant with leave to file cross bill. +. :. T.
Co. vs.. Vandenburgh; order for taking deposition.
F.S.& T. Co Crawford order for taking deposition
Koontz VS.. Koontz; ordered that the defendant pay
into court eight dollars per month for support oi
infant Defendant TO file answer In thirty days
and may visit child. Ingeroll VS. James ct al.
Mrs. Zartznscr made defendant with leave to re-
file as II of this date. Paper already fled as hel
answer. Bgelow VS.. Arrncs: supplementary bill
allowed to be filed and injunction awarded. Beai
vs.. Bear; appearance of absent defendant ordered
Davis ct al VS.. Hbdgkins; final ratification OF sale
Smith VS.. Smith; divorce decreed and resumption
of maiden name. Mcpherson VS.. Pike; proof or
dered to be taken before Examiner Wallach. Mar
tin VS.. Hersc; receivers bond approved. Laurie
vs.. Laurie; reading Of testimony continued.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
Merchants and Others

desiring Dodgers and and other kinds Of print
ing for the holiday trade, would do well to give our
Job once call, We have the most complete es.
tablishment IN the city and do the best work at The
most reasonable rates
National Republican., 1877-12-20
OATS reduced to $40. EIsl
CITI ITEMS.

We haveprepared for the holiday reception tn,
finest splced and picked oysters In America. Per
sons desiring them will please send IN their order
early HARVEY & HOLDEN,
Cor. Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
Now ia the Time

for merchants to distribute dodgers, hand bills,
posters, etc., and we would call their attention to
the fact that we have the most complete Job once
b the city and do the best work at the cheapest
brices.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
THE LAW RECORD.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURTS YES
TERDAY.

United States Supreme Court-Civii Cases In
the Criminal Court-othcr Matters At the
City Hall.
National Republican., 1877-12-20

The Christmas festival Of Mrs. Louise Pol.
locks National kindergarten and Primary School,
will take place at kindergarten Hail. 7l6'K street
northwest tomorrow evening at Ave O'Clock. The
little scholars will not bs the recipients Of gins.
but will be donoH Of gins to their parents. The
children OF Foster Home have been Invited 10 be
present and Il Is expected that Santa Claus will be
provided with a gift for each Of them.
National Republican., 1877-12-20

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remov
Ing dyspepsia sick headache constipation, airi al
Quirks Irish Tea will do IT, Sold BY all druggists
Price, Is cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-12-20

JouvEs's ISopEkous KID GLOVE CLEANsER.
Renoyates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, Is cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
Engiish Walking Shoes
nuY Your Hubbard

with Scotch bottoms, at H. L. strasburgers
900 and 9os Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-20

Real Estate Trnnsfera.

William +. Mattingly, trustee, to Bank Of
Washington, for A400. lots and 8, square S71; J.
+. willard and Reginald Tendall. trustees, to c. c.
Duncanson and Martha d. Abbott for s2,Sl2, lots 2
and 3. square 1888; lot 63, square 623: H. X Cruit
10 Robert Leich, for SeT5, lot 81, square ls3.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
M.tropolitan Church Social.

Tho residence Of Mr.. George W. Gray, No.
s2s street, was the scene Of pleasant entertain
ment In aid Of the Metropolitan NJ. n. Church, on
Tuesday evening. Excellent vocal music was
rendered by Mcsdamcs Tsker, Rodash, Winter,
and Wilson, and BY Messrs. y. WILSON and J. W.
Stockton, with readings by Messrs. Stockton and
Hodges and Miss Mary X schroiner, teacher Of elo-
prose selection, "Malibran and little Pierre" in
very effective and touching style. Prof. Burlew
and others sang through . telephone In the third
story TO be heard distinctly on the nrst floor.
Rev. Dr. Newman, cx.Msyor Emery, DIR. Patterson
and Others present. and the excellent refresh
menu furnished wero well patrouized.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
Assignments for To-Day.
CIRCUIT coURT-cHIEr JUSTICE CART

CIRCUIT cOURT-cHIEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. 1873, Minton W. Cammack & Ward; No.
as Washington Market Company VS.. Summary
NJ 30 Ra,So,r q uamii,nn xs WafI.,. No 40
Mussey vs. Sharp; No. 4s7 Young vs.. Bickslcr; No.
isO Jucl vs.. Mcknight; No. 46l, Bonner. Dickinsun
& Co. W.. Foley No. 49,, Taylor vs. Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance Company; No. a64, Floccker VS..
Fischer; No. 467 United States use OF Campbell vs.
Bicksler ct al; No. 49, Cameron vs. Cross No. 40
Kcppel vs.. Kimmel No. All. Simons vs.. Rosenberg
No. @72, Keyser VS.. Kimmell ct al.
EQUITY coURT-JUsTIcE wYLIE.
No. 30, ZantEinger Vs. dunton No. 81, Jackson
vs. Ward; No. 81, Bell vs.. Bradley; No. IS, Frells
vs. Barron No. SO, Hughesvs. Fry; No. 81, Phillips
vs. Clarke; No. 81, Brosnan VS.. District OF Colum.
bia; No. 30, Gersdorf vs. Frazier; No. CO. Boyd VS.
Conway.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
A Nice

Holiday present-an overcoat for $10-at saks'
Ne clo,hier on the Avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-20

YousG people, pay attention to your teeth. C1ear
than daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best denufrice known. II will prescry,
toOthAchc. Much pain and trouble is caused b,
early neglect therefore take heed In time. Price
Is and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-20

An overcoat for . Christmas present, at saks
tSs and t6s Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AMUSEMENTS, A

Left-oh clothing watches, pistols, &C., bought al
Hcrzog's, sl5 street. Orders attended to.
National Republican., 1877-12-20

WELLS ORIGINAL MAcHINE-sPREAp srRENaTHES.
INC PLAsTERs
The Oldest and the best. All who have used
them attest their merit Soldby druggists. Twenty
twenty-five and thirty cents according TO size.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

Lnst-portemonnaie.
Bolomons a Chapman-card plate.
Toilet cologne-G. O. C. Semms.
". W. Burdette & Co.-holiday goods.
Look to the juveniles-J. shillington.
Ladies' and misses closks-Lansburg& q Bro.
Suitable tor the holidays-George M. Oyster a
%.
Mp. L. NJ. Presce, n. D., GIT Sixth street. north.
west.
Mitchell 4 Martin, dress goods, isces, &C., ssl
Pennsylvania avenue.
For he Middle Atlantic States and Netc England.
ssrmer southwest peering to colder westerly pinds,
Psriy cloudy peather, and falling, followed BY ris-
3ag Barometer.
National Republican., 1877-12-20

Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEArRE-Joseph Jefferson.
TALLhADoE HALL.-srasburg Clock.
OrLRA.HousE.-Texss Jack Combination.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
The Latest Parls;an Nov.,,,s.

Of hne boot, anoes, and slippers, Just received,
at b. 4. sIasburgsrs, 800 Apd Sos seysnth street.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
The strasburr Clock.

The strasburg Clock,
Which has given universal satisfaction to its
numerous patrons during the past two weeks, will
close It's levees on Saturday. To all who have thu
far neglected TO see Il, we wouldsay that It affords
pleasant opportunity Of spending an hour, and 10
ladies and families II proves most attractive place
OF recreation.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
TRUNKS AND HARsES

TRUNks AND HAHNTN,
Sntchels and Travelling Bags, Pocket. books, &c
cheap for cash, at the factory and talesrooms
James S, Topham, 42j Seventh street northwes
under the BIC WIRE SIGN.
National Republican., 1877-12-20
THo,psoN's PoMApE oprrMs.

An oleaginous compound of singular merit fol
dressing tho hair. Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair soh and plable, strengthens It when weak
and gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm OF
early youth. Price, 25 and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-20

Aulta Entered.

Equity ids-Thomas T. smithson VS.. J. W.
Rogers ct al; creditors bill. c. 7. Davis W. r.
Bates: for restraining order.
Ldn side-wiliam Hickey ". David Kepple and
Antonio Felletier netiorari Dennis Fitzgerald VS..
David kepple and Antonio Pellet,er; ccTtiorari.
National Republican., 1877-12-20

$40 osEleoArs reduced 70 H.0. EasKAAN'G
National Republican., 1877-12-20
Divided Honaa.

q ovrRooArs reduced to 80. EsxMAss,7th and z
National Republican., 1877-12-20
Yationa 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.

~ sAIrMoRx AND POTOMAC Dror. uIrH AND n
sTREER.
korntrr Nvnfnr.
ia New York e1prefa ll0o Boston express.
skN N Y. night express. l1;T Richmond express
esu, tleIandria a5u. Alexandria,
t,1o Alex andria El1 New York limited.
tE MD. Va. Southern. l;s0. Alexandria.
- ~, Alexandra. k;io, New York mall
-. baltimore accom-. hA, Alexandria
tedS, North and wcst. sss0, Alexandria
20, Alexandria 6:S, Midland Virginia
bi0ao, Alexandria lJ:3O, Alexandria
$500. Northern Iass ss00, North and West.
l:so, Alexandria se;2s. n. o.. Midland Va.
Ii000 Richmond.
sAirive daily. Others sundays excepted.
~ BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE.
NUE. AND STREET.
Morning. EVnfro.
esIs N. Y, Phil a Bos eI $50, Baltimore aocom.
ser, baltimore express. tto, baltimore accom-.
yhe, Western pres. 500, y, Phil & Bos er.
va, Baltimore accom-. I5:2D, Western Mail.
e7b, Fred &C, (Mct birch, s657, Baltimore accom-.
Ga, Baltimore, Annapolis so:tb Baltimore express
and way, Te0, Western express.
ets, Mnrtinsburg and Ha-l $500 Baltimore cx press
gsrStown &C, met brch.) sGl5 N " Phil 4 Bos 4.
sfeso, Baltimore accom-. llGt5, Baltimore accom-.
n:D, Baltimore express. |
sArrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
80 For the time OF departure Of TRAINS see advsr-
thensnts elsewhere
National Republican., 1877-12-20
CRIMINAL couRr-JusTIcE oLIN.

United States VS.. Charles g. Jones, J. +. Brown,
and J. b. Blake. This suit was brought 10 recover
s54i3.Sj. Tho principal defendant was an addi-
tional paymaster In the army. and the Govern
ment, in settling his accounts, found them short
the amount claimed to bc due. The other two de-
fcndants were his bOndsmen IN the sum OF 5000.
The defense SCI up the plea Of non-indeSeedncss,
and alleged that the claim grew oUt of a check
drawn By paymaster named Andrews and made
payable to the order of Jones, which check the
defendant neither indOrsed or ever saw, but which
the Government gave Andrews credit for and
charged TO the account OF Jones. In addition the
defense claimed that the United States owed them
s97l52 for collections made outside Of their duties
as military officer, and that instead OF them be
ing indebted to the Government the United States
was In debt to the defendant. Case on hearing.
United States vs.. d. W. Classic; this AZ action
brought to recover $500 that was paid out on a
forged voucher. being that Of raising bill for corn
from IS to ssOo he being attorney for the claim
the jury returned verdict for the defendant
PROBATE EcoURT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
In re estate jeremiah /. Kidwell. deceased; final
notice to administrator, appointing Tuesday, Jan.
uary 10, 1873 for settlement IN re estate Hugh
Caperton deceased: inventory and list Of debts re
turned by administrator. and order Of sale granted.
Court adJe' = until to-day at eleven O'Clock.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16
Moonlight Excursion.

Next Monday evening the steamer Van
couvcr viii make Al excursion trip to St.
Helens. leaving her dock at o'clock p. NJ,
to return the same eyo;ng. 1t is to he nm
der the auspices of the young ladies' of St.
Luke's Church, who will take care of the
proceeds. The fare for tie round trip will
be 80 cents, children half price. An ice
cream stand will be set up on the boat, from
which it is expected bountiful supply OF
delicacies will be supplied To al who ieel dis
posed to patronize it. The moon will be full
faced on that occasion. and a pleasant time
is i'll store for all who will avail themselves
OF the opportunity. Let every fellow go and
take Ais sweetheart; that Is what we shall
do, our word for it.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16
Post Items.

Col Weeks is at home on visit.
Lieut. Earle left Wednesday morning for
Lapwai.
The hospital is quite full of wounded men,
who are rapidly recovering
Who will take contract to kill the cats
We have less than a thousand.
Gen. Suliy is on visit to the Post. He
will return to Lapwai i'll Il few days.
In nine months the Chaplain has got more
than seven hundred eggs from ten hens, and
'still they come"
Monday evening the supply of water sud
denly failed. Government should not be de-
pendant on private corporations for water.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
The troops III the field are having hard
time chasing Joseph and has band through
Idaho and Montana. They know, too. that
in the abstract Joseph is right, which does
not tighten their toll.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16
MUl2iRG.

At the residence of the brides father, in
Fourth Plain, Clarke County, w. T., by
Rev. J. II. Allyn August 18th, 1877, Mr..
Sanford A. Geek and Aliss Ida Dllman, all
of Clarke County, W. L.
At che Radiance of the brides parents, on
Salmon Creek. August 18th, 1877, by Rev.
r. S. Stubbs assisted by Rev. j. II. Allyn,
Mr. Walter Sparks and Miss Emma j. God
dard.
At the residence of the brides mother in
Vancouver, w. r., August l4th, 1877, by
Rev. A. 5. Nicholson. Capt. George Smith
and Miss Carrie Hunder.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16

STEAMBOAT EXCURSION Last Sunday was
the occasion Of a steamboat excursion up the
Columbia River. The steamer "Calliope,"
Capt Love, left Portland at & o'clock A. NJ,
bound for the Cascades. The steamer was
gaily decorated with evergreens and flags
After touching at different points along the
Willamette and Columbia, she arrived at
Vancouver at $50 o'clock. Quite number
of people from this place arailed themselves
of the opportunity to visit the Cascades and
view the grand scenery up the river When
the steamer lett the wharf she was crowded
She reached her destination at the Cascades
at 4:45P. NJ. Remaining there about half an
hour she started on her return. Dinner and
supper were both served on board. Good
violin music was in attendance, and large
number Of tho party ''tripped the light fan
tastic." Returning, the steamer touched
here at Is. aud then proceeded to Port
land. The excursion was a success financially,
and all had a pleasant time.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16
Brief Mention.

The friends of Miss LOOMS will be glad to
hear that her eyes are improving.
Benz. E. Hancock has been appointed Post
master at Washougal, in this county.
The absence of blue uniforms on the streets
these summer days is quite noticeable.
Daniels Brothers have some elegant granite
iron wash-pans; they are ''way up;' 60 and
buy one.
The weather has been quite warm the past
week, the thermometer going up to So last
Saturday.
The Patent Sack Filler is on exhibition at
Sohns 4 Schuele's. 1t is knobby. Call and
look at it.
Mr.. j. P. Charlton, of Stoughton, was in
town Wednesday. He talks of moving to
Vancouver.
Capt Billy Smith has been running as
Captain of the Oneonta, while Capt. Wolf
was away rusticating
The music by the DIST Infantry Band, at
the garrison last Sunday afternoon, was ex-
cellent. 1t is fact that we have the best
Band in the country.
We had pleasant call from Mr.. j. j..
Brown, Attorney at Law, of Portland, yester-
day. Mr.. Brown is the School Superintend-
ent of Multnomah county.
MIR. R. G. Ebert has been visiting his Van
couver friends Rudolph is trusty en-
ploye in the drug store of Hodge, Smell & Co.,
Portland, and is first class young man; a
credit to Vancouver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16

Board, was examined, approved and accepted
and the following taxes levied thereon, to-wit:
For County purposes, eight mills and poll
tax Of s.
For Territorial purposes, four mills.
For School purposes, four mills.
For Road purposes four mills, and poll tax
Of 81
The County Auditor Instructed to issue to
WIN. Roncb an order FOR S43 %. without inter
est, in lieu of order No. 207q Of tue series Of
1867, issued to said VIM Ranck and lost by
him.
George II: Steward appointed County School
superintendent for the present upeXpired
term.
The following claims were examined and al.
lowed, to-wit:
Alex. McADdrews, surveying roads. IS 100 90
Sohns ~ Schuele, clothes for pauper.. - %
Mrs. 4. Thoplinson boarding paupers, % -
Geo. j. Tooley, assessing county and
taking census Observation-Disclosures. 40 %
The County Treasurer Is hereby ordered to
disburse the following sums out of the Road
funds now in his hands, to.wit
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16

New PATENTS. Through Dewey &
Co. Patent Agents, San Francisco, we
receive the following list of L. S. pat
ents, granted to Pacific Coast invent
ors, viz:
Henry NJ Stowe, S. +. wood pave
SCENTS; Rufus ii. Moss, Salem, Oregon,
pipe coupling; Henry {. Root Virgin
ia City, Nevada, saw-set aud file guide
William IL. Stow, Chicago Ill, and
Henry NJ. STOW, S. H., street railroad /,
Almarin b. Paul, s. +. (re-issue), self
discharging, pulverizing barrel for ores ,
Haas Brothers, s. F. (trade mark), re
lined petroleum.