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WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. NY.

TO LET COMPLETELY FURNISHED, and READY
for IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION. FIRE-PROOF
KITCHEN is being added. Also SIEAM-HBATING
and OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
The BUILDING. with FURNITURE. Is WHOLLY NEW,
and occupies the FINEST LOCATION in SARATOGA.
OVERLOOKING and ADJOINING CONGRESS SPRING
and PARK.
APPLY to HENRY CLAIR, Grand Union Hotel Saratoga
Springs or at A. T. STEWART e CO's, New York
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Ecaal Notires.

SUPREME COURT.-WlLLIAMSE f MOUR,
- IT, executor &C. against MARY W. O IkK and others
Pursuance judgment iccceo in tbs action, Deing
date the l7th day of April 1877. the undersigned Wim
eymour IT, sole surviving If the last viii of JOAN
SCntlZe deceased the direction OF Phdr T. rug
Giles appointed by the Court for that purcs VIII
on the 3jh day j. 77. O'Clock % That day. At
the Exchange SalesTOom No. Broadway, in the Cty OF
New-N 0rk. the following descS BED prein-s = 10 WI:
the fOdrStOfy bJllUln& thereon
at tine northwest OF Wte and Church streets In
of Ncv-EOk, containing MY feet front "a
WheStrcet and rear GlsO ChurcStcei, ana known
by street NOs. Sc and % Whit street.
AO. four hOsos AMI lots Of ad IN SAID cry on nort west
CarEne and EecCk eotroei. containing - te to
Carmc ana on leeCkcl Sti t ana ID ueith " ciCh '
II feet ami known by the street Nos IL ~ "a rs Cdhhe
street
Also tho dwelling contiguous lots of ianf
Canal streets containing 20 lest \af1cK street
9" feet Canal street. and known by the street Ne 49,
Also he house and lot westerly SIDE OF Canal
tepih Known the street No 4so Cnnasrec
So sOutlaTy side 81 23dsTJ1 distant 40
feet inches 25f street aud III car ann "S
feet IN depth CGch side SId known ny tt attV
NO. 3li West sd street.
Also at the same ume viii be sold the relieving personal
80 shares Eat River Bapk in Ciof y. " lls shares Mer
chants Exchange Bank o. u y, 10 shares 6nictl5 @N
BoWtry CO. ~ y. " hares Jccrson
Fire Insurance GO of y. " l2J shares North avtr trc N
Of Lcookyn 1000 snares Naoiaan Gas Light 90 - ~
y, ISL MctroInan Gas IAGh CO. Of \. y. 10;
shares Eamsh.r-H Gas H. lt o. ~ Whams1uTg! 40
shares y l. Lilo and Trust Co. ot y. y CITY % Shares
Nassau Gas l-t " BROOKLYN. SCRIP OF Nassau Gas eht
Co. Of RrlOgiyu scrip q" MlhGslulgh Gao scrip OF Metro
prii.au 'as scrip 10 Je' rsO8 ius. CO.
Dated New York. Ju-c ., 1871.
Executor &c, Of john -. Scinr2ei, d.oCa ed
PllILY r. HUGGLE~. EeieCce.
= ". GNSEs Plaintiffs Attorney, 25i reaFistIeot " y
1cj HaNtW
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bank Of Hudson. opposite BailytONhi - acres
nc fruit an kinds 1000 fet river 'front.' Wiz s;anuoa
landing. Ter particulars address JAMES WELLS, barn
town New. York
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Gounirn Rcal gsiaie for Sale.

At WESTPORT, CONN.-For SALE or to
~ LET. furnished tie elegant COONfI1 STAT known rs
Como Ia ~ mansion. splcgu~ anu 3e1nVi0l cfpunGS
stable. carriage house. &C FOf full particulars apply
HOMER MORGAN fucst
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Tic money market rnIcd easy 80 To- F'I - 80
ON cal, di.roupi Der ceuttlnd upward, ana rates OF
d"ne,tic Exchange "a quoted this morning.
The United States Treasurer al W aNlilh 'p-'',
aiye1 81 3jo 400 National bank notes tor redrIl'-
lion. The customs receipts were llO0oo nhn tho
Internal revenue receipts Sj3j,OOo. Tue IGho"lhs
IL the Clearing house statement To-Day N'ii. ~
exchanges $BG 1870. 49l currency na'ah'rs' ~
5I2.OGG gol exchanges. FI,OoHoo1 soiu D"'-
anoos. Si,Oo6,OJi -. roIonl,,
Tho foreign news was unhhp'i'i'h'' =. /; -, -,
there was no change in money, and sechhti's Wei1
strong. British consoIs closing as yi'e oni,ira
States new 81 az l075s@l074 new l,9o ~ IVtN%
ION, In Amcricans. Illinois Central was hrinef'
BIZ; Central aud Hudson. ~ Eric q, ana pre-
ferred, 10 In Paris. French hye pei, cent reiie r
closed at 1906; sight exchange on Lohuoh oo'hs
quoted at $500. g. -,
Mr.. j. O. ). MADAM of the late hSm OF Eugene
Robinson * Co. to-day was readmitted to the STOCK
Exchange. A.. ,,,,..,i,o
Particular attention is invited to the advertise
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Good Ordinary

Siyc Gooe ordinary l,,,,s Mddnng. =
Futures higher tnsn last evenings prices
early decline OF 548 POINTS noltrt
business was done. yesterday after m.une, 200
50: JuIy 40 ilsf; LOO, 1lS5; Aucls. POO .93;
BOO "a POO 1885; poo 1876; september 800 llsl
300 - 800 lS9: eco, l0l; october 100 lijS; 100.
80: November loo ll15: Fobruay, 100 I!73i March,
I0 II 81 total i3e0 bales. fisst ~ toiay Iupe 700
~ August loo. 1loS october, poo ll.5;i Doccmher
200 4O; total zoo bales. Second call June 200 10;
August poo lS7 December loo l30; total 900 bales
Third can July 100 lisG; 200 1ls7; August 800 1856
200 eI Sepu.mbrr 200 100; ocPbtr, 1Op LOO De
ccuIber 100 IIiS March, 4uO, l9l; 100 llSO; total,
800 balr- sale, to-day uD r p.June 100 ll72; 100.
iii; Jny 300 nSe; 1000. isl: zoo 1l:ooj 30n,
10, 500 II rs ZOO 1l76: 500. LIS 300 lTGi 100.
*; 100 IISi: Ausgst 500, 1888 49, ll9f; 200,
~: 600 lI0l; l,9Up ll.s0 llO0, llS3i Loo HISS
800 III 50; 1850 tl.90 100 ll.s1; 400, 1872; 300,
I9S. poo 1881 so, lbs; sepomber Loo ils3i 100
a. 500 81; 200 Isl 1000, $50; 500 lL79; 10
$50: GOO ll.oj 4Oo. llsi 200 So 500 li56; ocio-
br 100 Il.4O: December 500 ll+gi 100 la January
200 li.J4 200 1852 200. l5o February 100 llb9: to
grand total $4,000 bales The market foI
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for rHR 1RIBUNE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R,per Ysssefs nnk RnilrO1f..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, June 10, 1871
ASHES moderate demand at 4'.o5c. for Pots and 6c
BEESWAX duh and nomnay Unchanged ssies. 5000 bbls
BROOM CORN qulet ana UNCHANGED: short Green Brush
CANDLi; Quot. before Patent. 3sc Adsmantine -
ole La0 ne; paraire. To- 6s and u.s. 10 020c
cTcoEY qet At &o a sod an occoon o, tho ,uc
ton sales waich have sl9psd al naes Lyeisoel iolse
3. 756s5; Provincial 81 5oas0 currency Pennsylvania
We,mosnG and Wsst Vrna I'D e osgs9 s GS9e b
cOoOA as ssnai at dull and NOMINAL santo
Domingo 9ei0c; Caracas do9zCc' MafacaiDo 500, ana
C6fFEE-Ric was iie. hieher and in fair demsnd 4,.as
bag. f E 9 , G@ ~ sa but ht sa9p we're
the market dispatch from London Quoted good rss
ySrv active and m The sales reaching 526O saracaho
Wizard and Roanoke, at sc for Troo and zolo for
Colon, part 2Oi.c, all within The range Of '9o2lc.
There Was in aton good obbng business. Quotations
were: RE Ordinary Csrgcs, dS1,ai!c Ear 10; ia
lots 1G1l922c; Java. mats. 2s92lc SINGAPORE l9G2g?c;
Gy91 l'G9s Saa' ssnd i7 Dcgo ror5
so l82qf Sa A6Ss s, isIsie Mse iyana 80
2Oc.; Curacao. II "a o.. all gold ter invoices ,,
st SSSrFNS quote 3i Empty Io ossSsss Ho s
assSs shooKs 81 inches win Heads ii 7OGsl 90; Sugar
shocks with Heads 80 inches 81 50Gt2 % 40 30 inches
Il 5odfl 30; Box Shocks 6j07oe; Rum Shocks sl Pipe
,CoRDAGE unchanged Manila corase n1e9 above above
ast i5irea %a 5 5 do ae 6thfeid and o6ca - @
and 9read l7ci 90 Whale Ling lG~e Tarred Manila
Lei Fine Tarred Mania l"t Yarn o1'. S'l iSope'
re; Tarred ssai lain Yarn, H. Fine raTred Sisa d9
Hemp larred corage, l2e Tarrod American I'ath Yarn
CorTON~Spot cotton was quiet but seady at the psey
quotations. sales Of rs bales. Of wica ie2 last evening
@ ssr. ws & e i this s' day week. and
against 205 ws, 5000 nj; gse lsI year is,al
period last Quotations wero sun as follows
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Tho imports OF sugar AT these four porte since Jan hsyo
samo per od in 1876 The dehcenOy stocs. com.
pared with last year, Is 2S252 tons, or ~ per
Quotations are Cuba Inferior 10 Common Refining $50
9s4c. Far ehnng. 90 Good kerniag. lOrs.S Pssns
Refining. le.c: Fair 10 Choice GIoesfy 0AdiO}c Cen.
tiugal hhds. and hOHes, Nos W Is lOs9li
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Heal Gslate 90 Gfthanss.

RESIDENCE on STATEN ISLAND, suitable
Tor Winter. 81 minutes from city, iree ard
SesI, 70 EXCHANGE tor cay dwelling r. o. Box 90.
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Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSE Nos. AZ WillOw-st.
~ ~ Hichst 80 81 and 5i Nsssaust l0G and lO2 Pine
tSses; 10 and 1917 WilDughby st, - iafaye ie-sve
GORDON L. FORD 81 CLARK st., BFoOkyn
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State bonds were neglected, but the bilS were gen
orally frmer aud fOr District OF Columbia 3.OJ5
higher at IS. 10. =, III .. 700
In city bank stocks. Metropolitan % sold at l29'
and Merchants % at 1lS. u -.
Railroad bonds shared the general dizziness: -
Josrph conyerfibles were firm nj s3DS3i2; / mon
Pacific sinking fund, 9Slils9S land grants, llt'
and firsts. JOS, Ccutrals being HOS. burlington
and Orkney IS advanced to rs, ana ST. ram iiStS
/ and NJ Division TO soil. Michigan Centrai - rli-
mo strong at IOO7s. The original hrstS OF loie1"
apd Wabash fetched lO2l2 and seeonGs 81 y, Ere
thlrds selling ut 100 -. fOurts mt los rev l"r
Central Is 0f 1883 ut 1854, and Aias'aspPl a',
OHIO cons0ls 1T 30, Chicago and N9Fth cSterh eoI
bond, being manipulated ZIP to o1iS. Jersey Ceh'r'
iirs!s moycd NJ tO lO9. .o.., al
Speculation in gold continues to rule tame ara
fine market uncventful. Tie tone OF the market
was strong to-day, with sales Ut 1000 100 49, On
cold loans the leading rates were !, = ain : pei
aunun and Lea per diem for use. Iho chgdgchacnt
for shiplnent by tO-moi rows stesn"r n ?ioo,"Vo
The Assistant Treasurer paid cut 9Il,oOV "a com
interest AMI 81 900 ~ redemption OF called DouH
The DAYS business OF the Gold Clearing Department
of thc Bank of she state of NcW-iork Covered :
Gold cleared. $l72l2,O0O; gold BALANCES - ;oO5-
800: currency balances, II ,GSIs39. mo s'id quo
tatiOns were ~ follows; ,o-,,s ,c-
10 ..-.-.-...lOj r.. Iu'-5
The foreign exchange market iurd dhll' Dtb
fr,rer in tone without any change IN rates, Wnlch
are ri, rn below Tie selling rates were on thc
L1sjs of 81 sGl2abl 81 and - oJl2. lhe c!oolnS
official rates are - follows: -,
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GIN Real estate .for Sale.

EOR SALE-East 77th-St., near 3d-ave.-
L THREE STORY, BASEMENT. Brown STONE, all
improvements; price p. 90. must o. sold
EUIAND &.WnIriNG, Btekmanst.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MoRrG AGEs.


sof ~ st n.taiinents 900
s11s - 1''' II goo
- ....'..,..,. $4,000
Kslincr Moritz and wife 20 same W of Ave r. OF 90
4il-at years
Same 10 sane OF 3dave. Of 43dst years... 2S090
fame d. sane " : Ave b. II Of l7th ST yeaTs- 1000
E0l,eIf. sophia, and husband 70 same OF lStave,
llfh and l2tl-st > yclS l2OuO
Same h. same slave OF 5Stsi years. 10000
Sloane and WIFE, 70 John Aston. cor OF broad
AMI spa - ycals. SO,OOO
IN Wiiismst years 5000
%ofthst m a ..,...... 10000
IN 1000
ave years 70 a 'ui''4 - 10000
ssi 49, @ Of slave years 1000
Maxwell sarah r., and husband 10 Mary + Ames ns
l2Gh-st If 4th- 5,OOO
IooraBl. Caihlinc. and husband 10 ; ii Brown II W 900
Avenue \ and lStlst: years 2,5O0
tosi. .: Jsit , 81 demand 10000
'1 mand' sum- n - 20 500
'f mnld GOO
Years ''o 900
Sane 10 same Oand 7l2 broadway years 1900
lDmcal3 J. y SAVAGE sepny Register
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6Ouses ano farms Wante0.

WANTED-FARM (abOut 25 acres, within
w 100 miles Of NewYork. HORACE Tribune Office
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Friday. June IS. 1877.

NIw-YoRK. Friday, June 10. 1877
The following sales were made at the EX-
change saosroom to-day;
Ry Notes. Alien & CO.
-. .,o-x hr,ek horsr with LOT, o West 10th a.
John Early Sll,oI5
wv" o. = n Ssersnsen, ~. -
. 49, s.o-v and basement brown s;ono house, WIN
Vs. NJ tast 6Sth st. rs n u Lexington-ave, lot 40
fVAoV''' NV u. r. Ed,rcsiid.
lot Onn Of West SsuisN - ss04i
So.S' WI" N' nv Rsrnayd Smulh
, ,oD, story BRICK building with lot N9seo Broeawsy
beisee2 .0s anu $50 900
W. JUL" Bp Scott a Myers.
iwosory Sref . SoSi To-. ~ Hnrst 500
- .sorv and basement hrown-st0ne house, with
lot q s. h,s md others iis5O
WV ~ NJ NJ Hutsy.
lot OF last ''uie, 80 = =, .'.. s. 500
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HlI5rellGnecns
iflarble aIo Slate HIantels.

4 TTENTTON Now is the time TO purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS
slate work PENRIiIN SLATE co,
30 Union-sqI aTe. Y Y. N and l7tl-sLl
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Corporation Natloes.

JURORS FOR STATE COURTS-The Com
- rissioner Of Jurors will APPLICATIONS for
I.XFMPTION from JURY DUTY frOin a. 10. 10 p a.
daily For further Information see tho cry Record
DEPARTMENT PUBLIC MOgKs
3G Union square NRwl0ik, June : lo7l.)
PROPOSALS for CONS / Il l CIlON OF
DRAINS In tie Twenty fourth Wald o. Tho tlly 81 Se%
yor. -pIu0saIs In sealed envelopes VIII De received al mo
ofice OF the aforementioned Department unt WEDS "a
s juno % 1871 at half past une 0cIocS q ny Wien l1y
Will be publicly opened, OT c0nairhcnlg ls Or me la7
bouded ON tho north by Fordhlm and Pelham on tho
nv NE Sonfheru Boulevard the south by The Kings
,r road and on the by ArihUrst FOR ful patcu
las Zee mo city Record sale at Room = Guy Ham, " l.
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l2ao oiCLn,X-sALrs RErORE
Illinois Central

GOVERNMENT STOCK DRPAETMrNT-2 O'CLOCK
q > Cs. Registered. 1881 L : = Registered. 1871 .
100000 ..............llO9 l,oOl---, lc lOi't
L ~ Coupon lSJi.........-l !, OOC..-..sc~IOi's
sEcoNn ROARD-l O.CLOCH T. VI.
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Giip properIn 90 fet.

TO LET-Eegantly furnished house. first
class rented low u taken at once parties going out of
@Sn 2sT West l4LhsL
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Total sale Of tho DAY oo'@'
Ola seller go days, x dividend f'bs Seher % "y-
CLOsiSG PEICf.s or PHILADELPHIA sioCAs.
Bc. Asked. - BIZ Asked.
Tg IS ue" 10 i5sIs StfrGernCen.E.H II 10
% y \, 9os, 1g3, irli.h SRy.....-. lSi lSN
,.,i.,~ r. 81, ID litt4. ii. & Ruf.. 90 g.
Lehl.h valley r. p - lltatui VIZ - -
C-fsNysSa Prot. 80 - tthtih lI1hs----- - D.
rlii. " Eiie H. r.. . a.,
Government bonds were 1Auly actlFc Dut vac
market dispIaycA no particular Gaturr. The Us Of
ISL were steady ~ I1Olz01lU's for coupon and
lll5s for registered descriptions. The new $50
coupon issue sold at 1907 eenpon iysIl"enJGS ESQ. ot
1869 at 12l2; coupon teu-l"Ites at l-'o an! new
fvcs nj fOzs There were acs Of currency siNcS ~
I2lll. seller 80 days, against l22i2, yesterdays
cnsh nrlcra We anneX Alesl street mutations:
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BROOKLYN propcrtp 60 fet.
Gounirp pFoperip 90 Eet.

AT YONKERS-A we'll furnished HOUSE,
IA with and grounds. I've minutes walk from
depot will lot small family
reasonable Address H.. Box 623.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-20

Messrs. Jackson, Wakefield and
Wadhams, of Portland, conducted lay
services at the Methodist Church in
the evening. The house was crowd
ed to repletion. Mr.. Stubs preached
as usual in the morning. At the
Episcopal Church the usual services
were conducted. In the morning
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson discoursed on the
subject of -mindedness." His
thoughts were eminently practical and
applicable to the times. The congre-
cation pronounced it one of his best
efforts. A childrens' meeting was
held at the Methodist Church at two
o'clock P. NJ, and was largely attend
ed. The usual Sunday evening lee
ture was delivered at the Garrison
Chapel by Rev. Mr.. Collins; subject,
"God in History"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-20
Monmouth Items.

Christmas has come and gone; il
was not very conducive to good
health, as some Of the students Of
Christian College can testify,-sever-
al of them having gone into the coun-
try to recruit their over-taxed digest
i've organs.
Business is brisk in the valley; the
farmers are still busy putting in the
golden cereal.
Early fall wheat is looking splen-
did, and the crop of ~ promises to
be the largest ever raised in Oregon.
The surplus wheat in the valley is
rapidly disappearing by ''boat' and
Grail" Six boats went down the river
last Monday, carrying an average 40O
tons apiece. AMATEUR.
Monmouth, Oregon,
January 9Th, 1877.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-20
Lamps.
THE "ROORAL DEESTRICKS"
of Clarke Co., Jan. 18th, 1877.

THE "ROORAL DEEsTRICKS"
of Clarke Co., Jan. 18th, 1877.
Mr.. EDITOR:
We observe communication signed
@. A. r., in the issue OF Jan, 9th, on
Lamps" in which the writer advances
very dangerous ideas in our opinion.
From the exploded explosive sentiments
that be advocates, We fear the writer
has not travelled much in the SCAR
of progress" or he would b. more car
full in his statements.
1t strikes us that tits all original idea
that there is any necessity or utility in
cleaning lamp bowl. BY frequent
handling, the lamp is more exposed to
breakage, and where is the good? Of
course its not convenient and An abso-
lutte waste Of time for thrifty industri-
ol,e housewife to attempt to clean a
lamp chimney without the use Of wa
ter. Water does the work more speed
lily and more efectually. A "dry wash
may do under some circumstances, but
is not wholesome.
Your correspondent argues that fame
is easily communicated from the wick
through the tube to the bowl and men
tons the inevitable result. Still he
advises to draw some threads from the
wick to keep up the flow of oil. Where
is the logic: Does he desire a Pyro-
technical display?
On the whole, we regard the comma
nication as somewhat peculiar, and trust
that the writer will enlarge and plain
himself litrle more clearly.
MAO GONIGLE.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-20

Elwood Evans, chopped down a tree
over at Olympia the other day, and a
dog got in the way and was killed.
The occurrence made local nearly a
column in length for the Olyn.pian.
Eldrigc Morse, editor of the North.
ern Star, has been married to Miss
Fame Oliver, Of Centerville, since his
visit to Vancouver. His friends here,
particularly the ladies, wish him joy, and
hope that his re-Morse is OLIVER all
over.)
Under the head of "Wanted," the
Northern Star Of Snohomisll says: IA
practical timer and practical tailor
can fluid n good opening here, provided
they are industrious and willi' 6 to work.
A cabinet maker could also do well.
Four young bloods of Port Town
send created sensation in that quiet
burg recently BY going out for a noat
ride, and not returning when they Or
ter. They had taken refuge in u
schooner, slept all night and woke up
to find themselves dearly loved and fa-
nous. sA
Capt. Tom Stratton, lighthouse keep
err OF Eddis Hook, has Deen experiment
ing ON the manufacture Of salt from sea
water. 1t is thought all the salt nee
essary.for curing hsh can be manufact-
ured in this way.
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Temperance Lecture.

Monday evening, Notwithstanding
the extreme inclemency of the wealth
.er, the Methodist Church was CON-
lfortably filed with people to hear
Chaplain Collins lecture on temper
.ance. On this occasion the Chaplain
seemed to have added to his usually
earnest manner of dealing with his
theme, and As he proceeded, the tell
ing effect of his words upon the au-
dience was evidenced by their close
attention, At the conclusion of the
lecture it was proposed to organize q
"WQmans' Temperance Christian I'm
ion" The meeting was organized
with Nm. A, r. Middleton in the
chair, and Miss Myra knight as Sec
Rotary. Thirty persons present sig
ni6ed their willingness to identify
themselves with the Union. While
il il understood that the ladies are TO
have TIE management Of the organi-
sation, Ill the earnest workers among
Tie men ere requested 70 sssist. The
Unioa adjourned to meet It the same
plaes Aopday evening, January 2sth.
TIE lediss. end al Others interested,
ars invited e meet u the rssidsnos
q Nm. Middleton, ss1t Tuesday
evsuing.
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Notice to Creditors.

do hereby give notice that have been apl
pointed by the Probate Court Of Skalnania
County Washington Territory, Administrator
All persons having any claims against the said
Estate. are hereby notified IL present the same
to me. accompanied by the proper vouchers, at
my place Vi business in Vancouver, Clarke
County, Washington Territory, within one
Year from the first publication vi this notice, or
they will be Uarred. LOUIS Sums.
Administrator Or the Estate Uf George w.
johnson, deceased. III
Dated Vancouver, w. T., December Ia, 1876
at
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Causes of incompetence.

1t is question with some people,
whether or not the advocates of tenn
perance, in battling with king alco-
hol, do not too often forget to inquire
into the causes of intemperance.
Much is said about the fearful raw
ages of strong drink, and figures are
multiplied beyond comprehension to
express the sums of it's manifold vii
lainies; but it is seldom an active
temperance worker is found who goes
below the surface of the evil to as
certain its causes. In the practice
of medicine, the best physician is he
who can truly ascertain the cause of
the ailment, can trace the symptoms
to their original and legitimate source.
He can administer a remedy intelli-
gently. A less skillful practitioner,
without a knowledge of this kind,
might be able to mitigate particular
complaint, but never affect cure,
because ignorant of the nature of the
disease. So it is in this matter of
temperance reform. The grosser
phases of intemperance may be
checked somewhat by stimulating a
sentiment in opposition to dram
drinking, to moderate drinking and
to any indulgence in Intoxicating
liquors whatever; but the cure for
the almost universal tendency of the
age toward these indulgences comes
only with knowledge of its causes.
Whatever is contrary to nature, even
in the smallest iota of mans life, even
in the most trivial of his everyday
actions, becomes the germ of future
woe. In the lesser sins and ofenses
against the laws of God is found the
causes Of greater ofenses. Morbid
appetites are generated slowly and
by degrees, and the insane fascina-
ton of the dram cup does not there
fore exist without cause. 1t would
be we'll if temperance people would
more often consider this branch of
the subject. knowledge OF the laws
of correct living reveals to It's possess
or the only true remedy for intern
perance. Ignorance of these laws,
traced as it may be through genera
tons, is the chief canse of all intern
perance, is the cause of excessive in
diligence in Intoxicating liquors.
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Fruit Trees.

have at my nursery at Vancouver q very
large and fine assortment Of fruit trees which I
offer to the public at the lowest cash price.
Apples, peaches, plums, prunes. pam. cher
rics, aprcots, ncctarInes, grapes, currsuts.
goo CELEBRITIES, raspberrics, blackbcrries. straw.
berries, mulberries, nut trees aud other vxrie.
ties. My tries are grown on fresh, dry land.
without manure or other stimulant except good
cultivation. rendering them more certain TO
live than trees grown under less favorable con-
ditions Orders from auy Part Of the country
hiled promptly aud satisfactorily Call on or
address T. w. BROWN.
Vancouver, W.T..
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Notice to Creditors.

do hereby give notice that l have been ap.
pointed by the Probate Court Of Skainanin
County. Washington Territory, Administrator
OF the Estate OF James p. Flint. deceased. All
persons having any claims against the said Es-
tate, are hereby notified IL present the same 10
me, accompanied 10y the proper vouchers, IT
my place of business in Vancouver, Clarke
County, Washington Territory, within one
year IRON the tirst publication of his notice, or
they will DC barred. LOUIS SONS.
Administrator Of the Estate VI Jxmes p.
Flint, deceased.
Dated Vancouver, w. T., December IA, 1876.
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