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SWORN STATEMENT
OLA
BOSTON POLICE OFFICER.


Ii. n.
years sRo it'll Rhe uma'ic Fever, from whIc1 suit
fertd about four months. When 1 recovered from
side aid consti patton, which brought the piles |
Consulted phy' ician, AID pad him SeoO for
eroWinc worse. Then one physician s;ieF sn",bey
employed, until seven OF the bes. ply .ciaCs OF
On Consultation between several of the leading
physicians, they concluded my complaint astllma
breathing and an inhaler was required 10 afford M
brrah Through the treatment Of one physical /
took from rs 10 100 Xes II caomel pills, AID faith
fully tried all the medicines t, at each physician pro
I6ed Of so,nsy na5 Ing 9; oeansss and the vast
my kidneys became badly affected, ard I suffered
eacIocissiL pain in the mall of my back, with
Ole pby sician said WAS diseased all through my
ss and Ii tas ss SOn sss
Snny stomach; ana the whole urs Of ny food was
III, a,,O tGes prseseIps,on from celebrated Eng
and b. spepsis j took Is bottles Of medaine espe-
cially prepared for Dyspepsia, and have used
lion. have taken sar.apariia until you 5ud
count the bottles by the zen, and indeed have
fair trial. sdf1i cough ~ did
sge over two hours sleep a night for years.
bu, for Ii ne time refused, hayirg got comp ttey
discouraRed from taking 50 much medicine without
eoncGted to try il AID bad nse ons b1
conid eat and hold op my stomaca abeefsteak, q
luir EOt DteD dble 10 90 before fDr
deed. obtained sub. tsntial benefit from the
hrst bottle OF SESEIiNE than from all other medi
cin' which bad taken. kept on I'm proving. I'd
Kept on using the VEGETINE, uutil 4 was perfectly
cur. aud ale to do cuty all day, eat ard digest my
food. sleep VIZ " AZ rfgtt, aud 1 am row ~ poapts
heavier than ever was before my life, and am as
think, living CONTRADICTION of the prophecies OF
the most iesrne medical talent Of New England for
with all Of their combined wisdom they could not
accomplish 50 much as that simple vegetable msdi-
cine csilsd VEGETINE, 10 which L am Indebted for
health, life and nap piness.
EUGENE L. SULLIVAN,
387 Athens st Police Station A.
ErFFoLK, S., Boston, MASS Nov. %, 1873.
Then personally appeared the above-namad Eu-
gene 4. Sulliva az and made oath that the foregoing
statement is true, before me.
HOSEA B. BOWEN,
Justice OF the Peace.
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45. Lies Secret, By Mrs. Henry Wood -. los
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81 .Tmu iOo rag, ny Oulda 20,
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80 jules verne ......--........ ..-.....l 0c
For sale by New sdealers. and sent posr- caid ON
receipt az Twelve cents for single Numbers and
Twenty five cents for Double Numbers, by
GEORGE MUNRO.
sr,,O I2l3' Vande,roter a.. ~ p.
EFT-OFF CLOTHING, Boots, shoeo
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emerson, OF Rockville, will be appointed
by Congressman Walsh, OF Maryiand n
cadet tn West Point, he having been sncesss-
ful in The competitive examination which
took place In Cumberland on Wedne sdav
l-ALeI. Press, 1ith.
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I EFT-OFF CLOTHING, Boots, 9hoeo
~ Hats, Watehes, Pistols, Jsyslry, 3d., oan Be-
DeSiaily desired, for which the exfrsme ySlue Mn
e said, by calling on OF addrenfnG HIIIO0, OH
nEMOREST PATTERNS, all the new
Booksellers and etstioners, ll42 1th street NV
school aud BLINK Books speciA.ties. seps-iy
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SCfFERHRs from dyspepsia and pulmo.
WY anectlons should not fail TO give Chris.
~ tIoeI Melliston" fair trial. IL has
glven rellef when numerous other we'll adj
veaasSu remedies have failed. Possessing
~, as, curative qualities, it acts also as
street and drug stores.-rIfed Adr
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EDUCATIONAL.

RRooKEvILLE ACADEMY, ors Of ths
- Clsar,sG asd Bes Schools fAS sisfs-Bosr
and ro ssss T 20 .sirs s.aa@ '''
n, coLEmAS tiny q Vs. Principal,
EEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY
NJ corner Green and stcddsrd streets. 0eorgeto~n,
o.-boardinE and Day sohcel Tor youse Lsdies
as.stsnts For catalogues apply b PRINCIPAL, Miss
LlPsCoMB, CT o. Bsllsntynes, s3s 7th sirect
THE MISSES LANE, i.Ss ssreef ,sovfh-
WEDNESDAY, serfesheT -. Circulars may BE-
.,sr. At tn. School or 81 B..n ne. s o.
THE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEM
lNAkf, bea'dtss ssd Day S,.oei ~ Yesss
r-..n..,sss.,, aospar, ssg,sneSr Ith. IS7 |.
Der win bs t.lsn- CircTi.,. the sriseipsi Bob
3 BUTCHER .Sd si- n 8 D Si5t Pin ria
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
r ssa r. and Hg.a: sss
ucsly edreaied. TboT9nsh, oondens.t iestructton
sssse. Letisf- fiiiuS. BUSINESS Psnnan.hip. Bu.-
Ine.. FOrns, Pocskespire,. Business Prsctice.
bsy t1i,ion. g y..r s.,S IN .is ssr.i %o., Sc
II.i.lmsnts, sio Il raid IN tull eStsrIns I'VE
lar, si VT, particulars, EFT On .ES,,s.l,ss;
MADEMoIshLLE V. PRUDHoMME,
FRENCH CLAssks. connected WITH snme 81 the
best Fngiish schools Of the city Children eanshs
orally run Q picture book Morning and eveninS
cisSee Tor ladies, lsdies and geufienen, boys and
girls french spoken On classes Terms moderate.
Call Mondays and Thursdays sfter 8 n. m: other
and 1870. h"'-"sD u sne sslf past OF .s,s card
REv. ID. A. HoLBRoUK's CIassicai and
besiss sEFfEMBsR iais bs Hc,s, s. rr, s.'S
hoa John jay Knox. Hon. y. @. Horthrop. ssors-
AIRY bosre ~ Edncs;ion, Conn. 5yls-4m
MAPLEW0oD INSTITUTE, Concord
Boys prepared Tor Yale OF Harvard: sin-trv~tosx
eeosiy jos. sHoRrLiDGE. A. n !, Pm.
MISS OSBoRNE's YOUNG LADIES'
Nes5 NJ street n n Invest. sept o. IST. sugs an
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE Nechao-
lcksburs Pa, aea.,tfsi. b.aEfifsl Collsss,
haEs and S'h"oL Opens 81 Year Sept. nth.
Jyt NV Ss-Zm REv. T EGE. A NJ, Pres
II linden HALL MORANIAN SEMI
NAAN FOR GiRis. ~ Litiiz. Lancaster 90.
"a. founded Yea. Grsdustins Course " Par-a-S
tntresIfB Pc. may Er1H,saffo- f- Wonsp -
JsSm,~Ss.2ln kEy 1. A. BRICkENSTEIN, Prfn.
WEST END INSTITUTE.
MRS. :. l.. CApyS
oohhDIH6 SCHOOL '1 YODNG LADIES,
Rao,or Co.. nnbw haVkN, CoNs
JAMES CoRRlDON, fro5ex-or a. Pe,rs0s-
= sap, ~ Cloud building, gh snd y WRITING,
easy c0urs-e 81 LESSONS Tnorourh tustructtos
tpefs ntced lessour given ct resldeposs and 3
ye4U'
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g G. YOUNG. ]. NJ. YOUNG
YOUNG's PATENT DETERGENT.

The most perfect substitute for SOAP and POTASH
eRted.
One pound equal 10 four pounds Of Soap.
FOR gene raj household cleaning and for Washins
Clothes, F2aaRets and Blankets, II Is unsurp sssed.
Sold by Grocen and Druggists at 8 cents per
rouLd.
g. G. YOUNG T. CO.
Offices. ! Yourg & niddetoa, sIh a.d r..
She pherd 3 Co., 18th and Penna ave.
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Vegetine Is Sold BY All Druggists.
sepl3 was
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WASHINGTON RIFLEMEN IN NEW
NORK.-COl. j. q. p. Burnside, Prof Hark-
ness, and Messrs. James +. Bell and Charles
II. Laird, of the Long Range Rifle Club OF
this District, left for New York yesterday TO
represent the District In the state rifle
matches. They have recently been prac.
uc1ng near Bennings, and have made Some
excellent shots. Mr.. Laird won the Burnside
badge AT a test trial Of $50 yards.
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IAxABLE FEES OF ATTORNEYS-GerR
r. Butler, II is said, will take steps upon the
assembling of the next Congress TO procure
repeal OF that section of the revised laws
OF The District which allows attorneys taxed
fees on all suits brought In this District The
section now reads:-''In suits al common
law In the Supreme Court the taxable fee of
an attorney shall he five dollars only, and In
suits in chancery shall be ten dollars only
UICi within few years past the lawyers
taxable fee was twenty dollars in every case
Gen. Il. proposes that the fee OF the LAWYER
shall depend entirely on bis contract. III this
section be repealed the clerk of the court will
no longer make lawyers fees a portion of
the costs in each case.
, 1877-02-09

JOHN MAGUIRR.---'rhe entertainment
afforded our citizens by this distinguished
dellneator Of character was rare treat,
and deserves more than a passing notice.
1t consisted mainly Of recitations from
popular authors Ia costume adapted to
each, and so perfect was he In some OF
them, particularly in his representation
fthe aged mother on her way "Over the
hills to the poorhouse, ," that 1t was hard
10 believe that she was not really before
u.s. But time and space would fail us to
note all his attractive acts; how he car
ried'his large and appreciative audience
BY storm as he rehearsed the lament OF the
Irish matrOn Ia search of her truant boy:
aud how his listeners were electrified
and eOnvllsed by tuIns with laughter as
he personated Miss Susan B. Anthony Ia
her appeals to her sex on behalf Of their
"rghts," !" are yet fresh in the minds Of all
present. Mr.. Mcguire expects on his re-
turn from British Columbia to again favor
our citizens with another Of his inimlta-
Die entertainments.
, 1877-02-09
PoRr LUDLOW ITEMs.-Improyem,

PoRT LUDLOW ITEMs.--Improvement
is the order OF the day at this busy place.
Not content with the erection of a capa-
cious building for store and office. during
the past season, the genial proprietor, A.
Phinney, Esq, has caused the construc-
tion Of some 200 feet of ground on the OPP
poslte side of the street from the ship
yard, iu order to afford more room for
further and permanent Improvements. -.
The vessel now upon the stocks, and de-
signeG for a three-masted schooner, will
have her planking finished this week, and
in all probability be ready for launching
about the LIST of March -. The bark Forest
Queen sailed for San Francisco on the 7th
inst . i. The bktne Qniekstep and schr.
Ida Schnauer are loading. and the latter
Is expected to sail this week.
, 1877-02-09

HoopLrNs.-Nr. Az. Learned In
ioruls us that on last "Wednesday evrnlng
has thiuese servant was stopJsSl on tlIe
hjll BY hssslluins. WIN slnaslusl hls lanteFn
aiui seaFtlHd his poskets for the sake II
plunsler. This i ibe seyuud time this Chi.
nauian has lsen molestrd. Now ue will
say 10 tlH--- vuiing law brrakrrs that tlIry
ar "sl-oiissL = au'l u tlIry do not mend
tlrir, Savs will soon flnd quarters in thu
cnunty Jail. Tarnts. D. advised oi how
aiIsl ul'ere your hnys sI-nd their evenings.
iur many taies of maligiots mischief per-
Trtriiesi hy soIne youths ni this town h.
turen the ages Of six AMI eighteen rcaeh
our ears.
, 1877-02-09
Marine Intelligence.


Port Townsend.
ENTERED.
Feb1, Nor'g'n bk. JOsalfarer. I'm Astoria
2, Ship Western Shore, San francisco
2, Str North Pacific, Victoria
2. Schr G G Perkins, Victoria
3, Str Dakota, Victoria
3, Schr Mist, VictOiia.
4, Str Mastick. Nanaimo
4, Str FavOrite, Burrard Inlet
4, Bark Montana, San Francisco
4, Brig I w Lucas, Wilmington
@, Schr Alfred. EanaimO
6, Str North Pacific, Victoria
6, Bark Camden, Honolulu
6, Schr Experiment, Victoria
@, Bark Mariana. San Francisco
6, Ship Annie Fish, San Francisco
Z, Brig North Star, San Francisco.
CLEARED.
Feb l, Str North Pacific for Victoria
., Str Favorite, Burrard Inlet
3, Schr Mist, ViCtOria
4, Str L Msstiek, Nanaimo
8, North Pacific, Victoria
6, Schr Experiment, Burrafd Inlet
Z, British bark Ella, CaliaO.
, 1877-02-09
LOCAL NEWS.


Tur PEEsHrTTEAN CHUpcH.--Ws arr
,ds-l 10 l-arn that the slsliCatsoa q
- Presbyterian ,Church has besu
:, -.,,,,-l f-r Marvh 9Th fnotise aud
l-,t.,,i.r. Of llie -rrviss-s of whirh day
r.li =. eiv-n A. -bsn a. The programne &
~. -. out. This slsslissitiou ulll ~
,'.,.,.t natable evrut in al tiie history
". n. mis.ioa of tli- Presbyterian Chnrrh
= ~. d-i. anl will clmmsBsl unlvrr-al
.,.,,i,,u. The clIaraCter of tiu. uirl-rtak-
y, n. magl.itui- aud growth. aisl tlle
--.i.frnt aud sslutinuous energy with
Isi,h II has h-n carricl forward, al
-, G,r Il tlle earnest attention ofthoas
-, an. interested la the permanent gOOd
y port Townsend.
III main amlirnce room Il nj sufficient
.ai,Jry % seat $50 per-Ons. and will be
~ vrry m,al of comfort and beauty.
~ jrlicately tintel walls, the deep Goth
4. ,rindows. the Open tFIIss work Of the
s,,b Ceiling. aud tlie perfect frep,lom Irom
", ontsi,l, atnOsplietlc disturbances will
N adl to tn seiISe Of peace, rest aud
s.bty. 20 q atciul To the soul.
rhr news are Of white pine. trimmed
,ith rslwoOd rails, scrolls ald book racks.
ada
IL will I've Of redwood aud Sitka cedar
n the doors are OF solid white pine with
b,ayy mOldings Oh both sides and Gothic
IN stye. The peculiar arrangement of
The window sash admits ofprriect ventila-
,ilation without the unpleasant aud dan
gerou, draughts unavoidable In ordinary
Tlndows. In each gable there Is small
trefnil of stained glass, which adJls to the
e6est. All the windows have beautiful
stained glass borders.
Adjoining the main room is the Libra
~" connected With the church by an
arhed passage through the stone wall.
This room is large and OF good shape, with
Gothic windows and doors, and high
ceiling. plastered throughout, furnished
with a vestibue Of the same size AS the
other building. Here the Sabbath school
meetings will be held, prayer meetings,
sOciab.eS, singing classes, and the many
and varied gatherings of an active cOmgre-
CATION. Here will be kept the Sabbath
school Library and also the Public Libra
ry Of the church.
The true Gothic idea has been preserved
in every detail of both the buildings aud
vestibu es and no pains or care has been
spared tn make the entire work thorough
" adapted to the wants OF the congrega-
ton aud the city. And even now, though
IN an unfinished state, it Is perfectly
nliQne. e.---there's nothing like it in the
Territory, --and visit will convince any
~6ye, OF rs beauty. Built of our native
granite and sandstone, by our resident
-aeeIianics, and adorned rs only such a
building can be---by the handiwork of
resident craftsmen---the work conceived
and executed under the sole oversight OF
our resident rastor, by whose Influence
thousands of dollars have been col ected
and spent upon it, 1t stands as landmark
IN the history, of the church aud the city,
the first stone house OF worship In the
Territory aud. as many have already said,
the handsomest chapel on the coast.
, 1877-02-09

Last Tbe-lay was. owing tn the west
eriy Nind. lively day for the fleets Of
ves-els bound up the Straits. Among
tho.e that came 20 anshor in our hay were
tle hark Camden. II days from Honolulu;
barks Enoch Talbot aud Ma1nlOn bound
to NanaimO; and the ship Annie Fish
bound 10 Blakely. The barks Ralneer.
Rival and bktne Gawlcy---the latter 36
days from San P,Olro. p Of which were
passe'l on Cape Flattery, on account Of
eaSterly wlnds--togcther with several 9TH
ers passed up Sound.
, 1877-02-09
NOTTCEI

of Island County.
JAMES THOMAS, deceased Washington Ter.
Pursuant to an order of the Judge Of said
Court made this day, notice is hereby given
D. 1871, at 2 O'clock T. NJ, of said day, at Coupe
vile, in said county, has been appointed Tor
hearing the petition of B. F. Loyeland and o.
II. Morgan, praying for an order that j. C.
Kellogg. Executor Of the last Win and Testa-
ment of said deceased, make conveyance of
County of Whatcom. to said petitioners upon.
the payment, by said petitioners, of the
amount OF money due by them, under GER
tam contract made by the said deceased and
NJ. V. b, Stacey, and by the said Stacey assign
ed to said petitioners, at which time and place
all persons interested therein may appear and
contest the same, by filing their Objections in
writing. ROBERT HILL,
Probate Judge and Ex-officio Clerk of said
Probate Court.
January l6, 1871. cav
, 1877-02-09

LOST OVERHEARD. On last Tuesday
morning as the bark Camden was her way
upthe Straits. and when Off Clalam Bay,
the second mate, Mr.. Fred. Brett, was
thrown overheard by the action of the
spaaker wang and lost. The accident oc-
CURED about . O'Clock, and although the
PARK was immediately hove to and bost
lowered toaid the nnfOrtnnate man yet In
.he darkness Il was impossible TO obtain
any cline to his whereabouts. It iSproba-
sie that, as he was thickly clad. and not
showing how to swilp. he sunk Instantly.
Mr. Brett was native OF New York,
aged about % wears. and l. highly spoken
y 9y Capt. Robinson as good seaman
and capable officer.
, 1877-02-09

THE "west Shore" published at Port
land, Oregon. has been laid upon our ta-
bic. Ii Is marvel Ia point Of enterprise,
combining In addition to an extraordina-
ry amount of reading matter prOfnsion
OF well-wrought representations OF scene
ry. public buildings and historical points
OF much interest clustering about this new
Northwest. which are at once entertaining
and instructive.
, 1877-02-09
Administrators Notice.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i duly appointed Administrator by the Pro-
bate Court of San Juan County, w. T., to ad-
minister the estate Of PETRE JEWELL, de
ceased, of San Juan Island, San Juan County,
W. l., notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate to pay the same to the
undersigned at San Juan town, San Juan
County, W. T., and all persons having claims
against said estate will present the same,
properly verified by affidavit, within one year
from the date hereof or be forever barred.
Dated this 24th day of January, A. ID. 1871.
so L kATZ, Administrator.
, 1877-02-09

TIE business Of manufacturing lime
on San Juan and Oreas Islands, from all
accounts. will be entered uDOn with re-
newed vigOr this season. The kiln on the
former island has been reconstructed 1t Il
cost of $4,000, while imprC veinents have
been made at the latter, and all this with
view to multiplying facilities for meeting
the Increased demand.
, 1877-02-09

WILLIAM LAW, pioneer on this coast,
ana a residentot Clalam County for twen-
y years or more, dlei In Victoria, B. c..
on the 7th inst. His remains will be
brought to this place TO-DAY and. under
ea ,qe eonduct Of the Improved Order of Red
Men, Of which he WAS member. will be
forwarded to Dungeness for interment.
Deceas.d waS = single man. and possessed
uncomfortable property which. we are in
i,orme'l he bequeathed to his sisters living
sih the State of Indiana.
, 1877-02-09

THE BOARD OF PILOT COMMISSIONERS
met on Monday for the transaction of
any business appertaining to theirsphere
which might be brought before them.
Pilot Oliver was reinstated, and the quail
ifications of several other gentlemen
were passed upon. Jas. Dalgardno. Esq,
o. this town, was appointed resident Ugent
, 1877-02-09
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Established by Oregon Legislature Dec.
%. 1851. County seat, Port Townsend.
Taxable property. $495, 264. Population,
1,2Os. Area, 1850 square miles. This
coul.ty has an extensive shore line on the
Straits OF Fuca and Admiralty Inlet, EN-
bracing Ports Discovery, Townsend and
Ludlow. South of Clallam county 1t ex-
tends west to the Pacific ocean. Port
Townsendtis the place of holding District
Court, and the Port of entry for Puget
Sound. 1t also contains the U. S. Marine
Hospital and Fort Townsend garrisoned
BY y. S. troops Lumber Is the chief in
dustry, but there are several thriving
farming settlements. Extensive steam
saw mills are established at Ports Ludlow
and Discovery, at each of which are grow
ing towns.
, 1877-02-09

In another column may be found notices
OF the ship Annie Fish, bark Mariana and
brig North Star, lately arrived, and all
consigned to Rothschild & Co. The Brit
ish bark ella, another of the vessels for
which this house has the agency is ready
for sea.
, 1877-02-09

John d. KEEF. foremost hand on the
scnr' {. c. Perkins, while on her late trip
70 Z, Victoria, was taken insane. and sent
snence by the American COnsul TO his
nome at Dungeness. whence. after a few
uays he was brought to this port In charge
ol the deputy sheriff of Clalam county,
ana Conveyed to the Insane Asylum at
2.el p, accom- via the str North Pacific on
the 9th instant.
, 1877-02-09

AT the Meat MARKET of r. Jaskman 4
Co.. can always b. found Beef aud Mutton
rolling ln IA, aud tr1der a. Spring chicken;
while their fresh Pork would make you
hungry to lonk at it. They have also on
hand 4 fine display of hOme-cured Hams,
RaCon and homemade I.arl.
, 1877-02-09

A LARGE bed OF limestone Is reported to
have been discovered in the Puyallup val
'ey. short distance from the coal mines.
1t is described as of excellent quality.
, 1877-02-09

The BOARD OF Town TRUSTEES met on
tho 10th Instant. Their deliberations were
Gssar1'cierized ~ by harmony and indicative
VI work. A general order was passed de-
earring all streets open that are now
eo'ed. The dog license was amended so
az ~ 70 read $3.50 instead of So, and the dray
license whereby water carts pay the same
As l single horse and dray.
, 1877-02-09

THE following extracts are taken from
a speech delivered by the Hon. ElwOod
Evans, on Washington Territory, at PHI
hdelphia, last summer:
, 1877-02-09

THE steamship Dakota. which arrived
here on the 81 inst. and passed up-Sound,
will return to-day.
, 1877-02-09

ATTENTION l. directed to the new adver.
tisement Of Hunt & Learned, to be found
on opposite page
, 1877-02-09

The hull of the ship Commodore, lately
wrecked near Cape Flattery, has gone to
pieces,
, 1877-02-09

THE Interior of the Cosmopolitan IIO-
tel l. ahout to undergo re-palntlng and
rc-Tapering. at the haiI'l> Oi Mr.. =. Bowers.
, 1877-02-09

CAPT. ROBINSON, OF the bark Camden,
has our thanks for late numbers of the
Hawaiian Gazette.
, 1877-02-09

JoITN MALcoNsoN. secoBd mate Of the
hark Cregon. l. receiving treatment at the
Marine Hospital In this city for brOkrn
arm.
, 1877-02-09

JUsI rrcrivc,l. a lot of fLadlss' Note Pa
per. IN all the latest styles, at the store OF
JAS. JONES, Corner Of Custom House.
, 1877-02-09

GAIT. McINTYRE's health, we are glad
to state, Is improving.
, 1877-02-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
holding terms at Port Townsend, 50.
In the matter Of
THOMAS CRANNEY, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
At Port Townsend in said District.on the 18th
day Of January, A. d. ls77.
Take notice that petition has been fled in
said Court by Thomas Cranney of Island Coun-
ty, in said District, duly declared bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress of March z, 1851, for
a discharge and certificate thereof, from all
his debts, and all other claims proyable under
said act, and that the Goth day OF February
next. at9 O'Clock p. NJ, Is assigned for the
hearing of the same, when and where you may
attend and show cause, If any you have, why
the prayer OF said petitioner snould not be
granted. JAMES SEAtEl,
ls-iv Clerk of said District Court.