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New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
LOCAL, MISCELLANY.
MoRYNGSIDE AND RIVERSIDE iAkNs' .>a ~,
csIrcIsM OF AX-coNrEoLI-AI' GI'@AN f'i'oA ID
REAL EsrArE BROKER.

,,oRYINGSIDE AND RIVERSIDE fAhAo'
-, o,, tx-coNrROLII.R GREENs POLICY Bf
AKEAL EsTArE BEoKER.
-, Nc(lave. "A prominent real estate pro-
y, ,,.v,er 10 nquiues made yesterday as 20 'no
,,i, - tho uptown property -Ao'deIs' saiU '"'. '
,s of uptown property hal h,eh a's,''ea '''" 'o'
-, Nor. n.sidc and Riverside lar@' Inc '"'''i 80.
70 ole city s. 10000. and the properly o"ucis 80
CO r7,o Ncroinss.do Park had cost about Sioo'uu''
ll"'., "a, park was botng slowly improved. Tho
III, PARK vvns now a. il WIS when the property
!" go, These PARKS. with tho grand BonieN"tu'
W ,-3r,y H. Green was Park Commissioners "e'o
,e.ai nets Wnilc the exact determination o. '"'i'
ir,as was sfil. IN the breast OF the i"rA Oo''''s
-. he CscC,aycl bought property as DfoAef "N'''
- out 30 DC 90 tie limits o. A~nIl+s'ue am
-. 81 VAN Nolt bought for $1,000. lots haEiN@ Il
D~'', ~ M, l,.,ersi.e Park, which hc sold To Poser BE
- Mr. Green had not then hlei hs m'l'-' MI
= 49, tl,l -lt that none % the property taken lot the
- n, "a been bought by Democrats curious ia''' ~
- ,- PHI. prices ps'd for tc lands were 'nueh ''rEr
,cuil have been obtained before the condemnation
of tnc larl, 90 public use
,s-,.,. Mr. Green. on account OF his personal
-. ,yi,l, Mt Vau Wort and Mr. Martin, stopped The
s1..or,s ana deprived the hcavily-asscssci prop
---s ~ fl,e uso of tneir lcts. TIE stopp'ce OF
tf ir,1-.,vcrncn's lad ruined almost every properly
own, ss.en ~ r Witch assessed Tho valuc % the land
-, f,,orlrt OF It's prcy.0u, worth, F1ye tue o"ll't9
al Oh Ai i4lt Ali.r''l anu
vg',r.g VI thc larAs-l1c hundred 20 i'ur nl..ir' n
tnr .t oyar the value at thar time. The enormous
le IN t,ae ul KS was caused by the corrupt ,hIe'et9
81 S T.rce l0iirrs of real estate AhuttW
y v-os directly responsible Tor tie 'A-
e''lt cora,cafiou OF property n tAis io,aity
&c az vii0H could not row De sgidi. sgid igI W. W.
So ir,ro. a. Hac tie Riverside and hoinlu53s,lo,
~ @t,N hen completed Immediately after tie an1 L.L
~ f- .r Maid for. tie taxable values womb 'iN
? n'h .'' - millions Of dollars re knew dozen
-. 49, ,-,, --.r. waiting Co hn.d when Pie. N'''h 't-
e,-so C.nfraer Riverside Park was nov orlnE DS,tt
,-,-1 q ,a % demand for ouerty in thit Nchl'I'
a. si trans G could nos m.th LONGER be oe.1lt' a
q. .tli b.. sr.flrfhv 90 An rev II. Green p4ttai aie'.
o. r.. I'd f~Jf ,-fv-lvrrrs VINO h;tt hiio He',t
-.rf. sad i'-t rv0u them. and had ti'us hctli ue-
10 -.. rl... of land which aad NOT been aN tifhe
e. .rfl.nr r1rrD-es lots when i.ich 'o 4 l'li
~ -a u.1 ..giI unv only bring from ~5H' fo fi'-
49, ,,e,,y ,f Ill, oyvuers OF the inaccessible prop
W W s,l0llu. il rat her than pay tne taxes aAi
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
WHO nOuNp HIS HANDsf

The body OF an unknown man about thirty
years OF are, stoutly built. having large features AMI
-t brown hair and earring striped calico shirt dark
and brown socks but shoes. coat or ve't was
found tie ~ River Yesterday morning near the foo
OF r Fysevcuth-sj. Tho hands were ted by l~aihcr
Llul Tho body was much i-cnupnsod tIt t4ie Ir;-
furr. can ONLY y. made nHf will tfirlty, aut ydrnil
ii had cu ia tho tcr for lOag time. Coroner hot-
man &, ill investigate tic ease.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
MOUNTAIN OUT OF 4 MoLETfIII.

The discharge of a Democratic Assistant
Keeper OF the Brooklyn CITY Hail. and The substitution
of Republican las called out such huc-andcry from
Democratic politicians throats apparently TO have
alarmed The Boa-d of City Works. The Corporation
Counsel has already given IL his opinion that hc
power ~ this appointment rcsfod with the Board NeV-
rthcless the Board sent resolution T. Liu ye5iergy
asking him tO give written opinion Win rrspfct - ta
matt = He was also asked 70 natc whether hc Thought
t Board had tn mower 10 remove Mcguire bSfOrc the
Ycnr WIS ont fOr which h. was englgci
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
srrcrnr Ply po~oS IN Nrw.nK.

Matthew Waters of No Al Fuion-st.. New
ark about 10 o'clock Thursday night 10 enter
gold refining and assaying establishments of his-
brother, with whom he associntci n; No AZ No
chanicst. Al O'Clock yesterday morning workman
employed in the factory found him lying Oh bis
back on the onloe floor dead. on table
in the room was n tumbIer containing a white
powder. Ills hat and coat were placed carefully
on desk near by. The County Physicina n he
uinou thai poison taken By ho s.cids eygnidS
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

unwise FOR the Tammauy Aldermen to medl'e IN ths
matter. In the preenS situation OF afIr' no political
advantage could bc obtained from IL. aud any at
tenlrt TO revive the connection or certain nOnutnl
leaders with the rgce, RING, for the o. conru-
ling the flu election, wout necessarily D. vrn Goo nc
pdnnc ouch the spapers, and do ,aluualy III l
more harm Than rood. The Acl.ef wFs gencrl.T cl-
prT sed that examination, G IL snoIli b. pursued.
would De W1oY partisan nd Nas intended 20 De uscc IA
me inlere.t nf TanlnlnY DemOcrats.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
ROYAL cAxADIAs RnsUNNG BUsIyEss.

A dispatch WIS received yesterday by the
manager OF tie Royal Canadian Insurance Company iI
this city Arthur Gaynor Secretary OF tine Company
who was tbcn in Aliauy. stating That Deputy surcru
tendent McC 1 Sustained by couusns advice had rcu
stated The Company IN NeyNork state The certrcat'-
az a.rh .r.ty theu 1r- Issued. Notice ~ once
given by Ar Huge - the agents within h- department;
a. ,rt-iI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
MR.. TuRBER IN 4 FIGHTING MOOD.

II. J. Furber says that the Associated Press
Telegram Forwarded from this city yesterday that be
chad fed t. Europ" Is f,. ana tna; lie does not Low
contemplate and never did conemp mp!lte any such trip
IIe said De intends reudm on the ground and ~ neht
the bitter eud AL The suits that pending or may be
brOugllt against him"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

The lgh agure NOW reaee1 cannot be maintained un-
ics tic apple peach. and pear crops are good but tho
fact that there "a market abroad tor the
nun Of the country, well for the surplus cotton,
grain and provisions would % be indaeerent
q, farmers and take better their
ore iar s. and not oy 70 hive no fear OF big year hat
" 10 xht they ~ make the crop laTsc posslbie
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

culture, and plans completing FOR canal much
larger than any yet attempted Taking its water from
the Platte cafou miles south % this city IL will
extend thirty miles the plains fertilzng and bring
ing INTO market 100000 Of land It's channel
viii be thirty feet wide by sixty feet Deep and naygaba
for freight boats Of llshf drift.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
PROSPECT PARK.


An indignation meeting OF residents OF Edge-
water was held last evening Bechtes park Stapaton,
take action regard ID the horrible stencil in the vii
Iace c1Gsed by the recent dumping n carriage from this
city upon the shores Seton, and by the oyerfowing
Of both the OH and the sewers in consequence Of
their months being partially closed. A. Hermann called
the meeting order. George stokes was chosen Pres
dent. and Chlres J. FRANKIE Secretary. Speeches were
made by Nessrs II -minn, Edward Mruzcr Noah Me
Do,yen and Nr. Nichael. all Of whom condemned the
flurc Of the authorities 10 take action in the mart or
Theodore Frean. Village Trustee. smoke in behalf o.
the authorities. and said that he w0uf % al in HE
power ab.'@ tEc nuisance, mar thAt 90" village had no
frnd, M it, Treasury to cyu@rf Tor tlc uur1nse. w
Hor11nu said tiat he would advance I'll the mouef
needed for the purpose. committee or five WIS ti.n
appointed. who viii mec- THIS evening n; GicsrS iIal
determine UVOG their cCUr>e OF actJt There seems
to Doe E.tirr feeling among tic people % St9petCu
AGAINST vial !. S;ap,cs. VINO 0vns tie WATERFRONT
aul who a. -lii n ho oa5h or tie dHWpaZO Of flr
lT'.sI fHe fafs. Some of the pIncinal physician
0f the village have Informed the people tlIi II tEe nu
auce is not AMAZED i s Do necessary for them 10 gIf
Don houses in the immediate vicinity OF the sewers
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
THE UNITED MINING EXCHANGES

The union Of The American Mining and Stock
Exchange snd the New York Mining Stock Exchange
was completed yosi1oy by the election u the following
officer, rresidea z1Icorgc satterec VcePrr 1dcrt
N stead Tref>Grcr. John Stanton, jr Secretary. j.
Wymau Morris Chairman. l.. W. Badger; Assistantscc-
reary, r. Il. Callahan. r.. The Governing COMMITTEES
consists of cgbtcn elected members, In addition the
President, YcPresidout and Treasurer. and tho Choir
men OF tie Arbitration, Finance. Membership and
cuTities Committees, who are ex-oliciO menibers
George Tuf vas eIecteds 'hairman OF TIE Governing
Committee, r. II. Richard Chairman pf the Finance
COMMITTEE. and r. g. Huuroc Chairman the Arbfra
tlon Committee. Tie Association viii bc the
hew-l0rk Mining stock Exchange, aud VIII occupy
TIC ro0rs heretofore uscf hy the American Mining and
Stock Exchange az no - Newest. The members acted
together tie second coil yesterday The iOtai mem
bersiy Tie Inifed LXcIgc VIII number nearly 500.
l54 Of whom az also members VI tue hcwlork Stock
Exchange
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

~ potassium T'a daa ni. ,-as %. llent family aul
leaves 90 we @Gd three children "a mad nccr nr'in-
very s..lh y e.: mr tiTe. ANA Wpri'i about Wcft
niue IN ish WIS in,ercsoi. Hc hli al@1 been
Grslu- Nc-s hsri. some a-p 1' @ai r i'.h l'
. 81 sark battery. a. p l'ttrr a. d. lo.tecl ia
which b. sud tat De- bad comm .iei slrIic, ~ Dc
lou-llt that was h.ltg 1h ir4I tiau alye
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

GUARANTEES EAsTwARDs.-A customer at
Rustrhuf MAS barealn,ne with poacr'r for pir of
fowls At last ho said Wen. VIII t~A' tem st yo
Nil the a ne. there Il end of Il !" Not nt NJ.
r,.ioned tb. customer The bargain 10 struoA- VIII
tak only one Of your fowE aud leave you Tie other as
giLaIGllsC."
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
A cANAL roLI.. COMMISSION.

The New-IOrk Canal Board has requested
David A. Well, L. J. y. stask. Of tic AewIork Produce
EXCHANGE, and VIM. ThuratOn. Secretary of the Buffalo
Board uf Tr',r act commission to consider the
subject or tolls the NeWIOrK canals. havn recFfuce
Tive question Of luulrc revenues yeli the Icree
cf commerce On The canals
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
IS IT sELrI.n r0 ArrEEp rLYMourR CHUncHl

At the close Of Mr. Beecher's talk at Ply
mouth Church last evening, stranger who was after
wad addressed Dr. smith. arose 10 asl as he said
question on the subject % Ifshn-ss He said that un.
n few mouths ago he had lived IN the country; he had
made repeated empts 10 hear Mr. Bcccher, but had
never succeeded uni three years ago. lie continued
" About that time q little discussion arose in re-
zafd te NJ. Hcorhcr. We Ecf II over among
o.lr-elyes ia the cluutry. AID my opinion asked
the question Imeo months ago settled IL Brookyu:
| attended ydrous Congregational Churches. Int dd
not enjoy myself At last said would @ where
inv ineiratious led me. l came here aud unfei
with Plymouth Church, ami have cnoy"d
mv5cE Now what ! wish % ask J.. WAttlrr
10 i wrong Tor TINS 20 stay here Sill
fehv and enjoy self Instead OF going rsWhcrc.
NJ. Brc.Gsr replied: iou are psls.cia Did rou
ever eaci! patients that thcl must rot rat 'O D-
cause hes hScditl Nau-htrrJ "epIill iOud j. 80
physical food.t is most likely to b. igested whcn Il Is
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
UYFoUNDED REPORT OF YELLOW FEVER.

Some excitement was created in the city
yesterday morug by the report " the appearance OF
yellow fcyer ON board Of the steamer CITY ofNcwYork,
which arrived az Lower Quarantine on Thurs-
day from Havana. 1t discovered by Dr..
MecCarncy that Bernardmo Poutresmalz. one
Of the passengers. was sul,r ring from bilious fever
which also exhibited symptoms Of yellow fever. Tho
case was promptly reported 70 pr. Yaulerpocl. tie
Health Officer who detained the strip 70 await further
developments of the PATIENTS Illness Yesterday
ing, after thorough investmtiOn, Dr.. Vsnderpoc de-
cied that the less seou, than cipaed and
permitted t,c vessel - % The cv much the
at tcati0H ~ lc other ptsnnccs and thr merchants
vie were dpryed Of their mail matter until YESTERDAY
afternoon.
DrNudrspoel SAYS that DC deai9ed the mails board
fT hc purpose ~ prrYe tia- amy po,sinc c,tsgl9r.
nor P1atresuay was able to leave th" ship without
sssance upon ls arr al at the picr
Since te season ned on.J two cases Of yellow iever
have hreu discovered sHUnoarA. and both patients
were transferred 10 the hosp tai siuds.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

PURPOSE or THE ALDERhAN's INVESTIGATION.
The Aldermen's Committee 10 examine the
Ring frauds expected organize oeKt week Alder
man Lewis tc Chairman. out Of town yesterday. but
II understood that the Committee had not
yet agreed upon their course. The Corporation
Council detail of his assistants aid the Com
mttee in it's labOrs. Many Of the local politicians
pressed their opinions yesterday that would b. very
, 1877-11-30

Iur ,auAwg of chains along onr
.'u,r. 90 regular interval. every day ,ug.
.r,r. r.r s1iiy us. tie oHm,y may
hr .r- ar extensive rrv-rur irnm oouNiu
I.r iHr a,li-r o, that thi, m,a.rp
ua. Dn' yHrusht 1t long 40.
~ ovation, rendered by the Ia Counrr
p,p,.r o." iIuu l.. l.. AudrsWs. j. ,aid tn
Ia,, by,u something extraordinary. No
doubt lm- promising young man iui =
urIitui ili- donors,
TilE uuu.ual clear. cold nights, and
ba,iug atmosphere Of ille past week has
,s-u /. marked contrast with the rainy
weather through the tail months.
Rry. G v. Anthony will lecture at seat
te ou the 18th Of December, Tor the beue-
di of the Young Men, Christian A,socia-
tion Of that place.
FmEND Norris has worn u genial COM
truaucr, aud has pounded tin with more
than hi, wontcd vigor, since his visit up
the Sound.
WE call attention TO the change in the
a Iyrrli,emeHts OF Messrs. RothschiId u
Co., this week.
NOTICE our increase in advertising pat
ronage. Business men know where to i'll
ye>t profitably.
, 1877-11-30


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.H .H..
.H.. ...-
"..I r-
... ... -,. ..t..rI.. uH.
...- H.a.r.. aH..I Hr-I IArs has,
.tr. .rrr.r f.Ffiaa of tir. tu-us..
r4rf .. r.r. .. HrF-. \ Eruf Ygsrr-
Doll. ....a ..- iH-..E '..1. a,r~ whit
.HIranu.E iH.r -.a,..s-. 90 op ed m
a.usHa.g r..Ir.rI U.fI q f.v 80 i.l.. ui
g-, Ily tai.t.,I Boo tie furD uf q rul~:
iI...r l.iH- rr.t,d again, the rud Ui the
tuu.,. lire ~, applied by mriu. oia torch
irru tIr alley adjoining. John Vincent
Wua. Wr believe. discovered the lire. iden-
tdrl in the crowd which collected-thc
mau whom he ,ail did the work. The
stranger, for such he was, was arrested
and taken to Jail. but was released on Fri.
day morning, there having been 10 COM
plaiat formally sworn ont against him.
II j. time such things were attended to In
that strict manner which bctOkens dine
regard for the lives aud property of our
citizens.
, 1877-11-30

We acknowledge call this week from,
Mr.. 5. b. Crockett. formerly of WILDLY
and, aud now Of Hood River, OREGON
Mr.. Crockett went over there tor his
health and seems pleased with the change;
however it Is difficult to understand how
any climatic difference between this Ter
iitory aud Oregon could render the lattcr
preferable. Mr.. Crockett wants the AR
GUS over there, so We conclude that his
mind is III healthy state anyway.
, 1877-11-30

Mr. G. w, Morse, ofOak Harbor, was in
town few days during last week selecting
goods for his new store at the above
place. He is just starting in business,
aud expects to drive an extensive trade.
His advertisement, which we have inserted,
merely indicates his business. He viii
buy produce and sell goods by wholesale
and retail, at cash prices, In getting
their supplies, logSers and mill men will
do well to give him cill. Mr.. Morse j.
al old resident ot the Island, and for rel,-
-oi.lty, may be depended upon.
, 1877-11-30

..H rerau. unairihuor ihi. v,, O..
1.r'.s i'i- ~'uHd l. J1ussi-rth q o..
HaHsr 80 .ltrl i1 hi, yy.r s'
I- rau-'r, o. ap1i -.rl.
Hr- .r..- merH lhoruugl "a, Boo 5000.
.E#. fssf-a-1A uu fletuF.y aul orI-
mI. Mhr Va, ~uu.d take psl.ur.
I..-..rg .urb cHc..HsHt thuuglu.
f'm,Hf.. it BE- l.itrf to ,ayr lir.iu
H-r rnu tlui thsr D.. ,r.-puis,l B..
.. -,uu --tHE.'.rr .iyIr wIi,h. m.,l'
U.'-lu,iug tir ,ie,ir,denr,t, CRATE. ul'ou
.u.irli'd al, aud provoke, unwilling
mrh
, 1877-11-30

WE understand that tine steamer Dis
patch i, to he hauled II che route ~ u,-
pairs. the 'reazer to take her place ten
porariy. The Dispatch is one OF tur best
sea-bOatS Of her size Oh the Sound. AID HE
length of time she has been running win.
out intermlsson suggests that it i hisn
time some repairs were made. Capt
Munroe, by his accommodating turn. has
built up large trade for her.
, 1877-11-30

A'ClrfNr.-Au aoid,ut u,urr,l h
Port Discovery Ray. on Monday a-i. by
Nhrh NJ Il. Z. Ryan ami a iuthcr ga.
t"mAn Whose name i Andrews Wrr"
nearly droNu'yl. being capsiIcd in a .mt.
canoe la whirh they were trying to crn,,
the hay. They were nearly chilled lhroug /
when rr>curl by McssrS. Geo. Cooper and
Gus. MoIl upon their timely arryaI ia IA
boat
, 1877-11-30

IT makes one teel like phiIosoplli>lng
on the rapidity Of the flight OF time 90 ."'c
the preparations now in progress loI he-
guiing the weary hours about Chllslm">
time. So far as heard from two oi the
Sunday schools in townare going to ,n'""
things lively in the usual way. IN" 10
read the extensive display advrrti'cmr"t'
of merchants who are laying in nohd }
goods, makes one begin inslinctivc.y 10
runage for cash to invest.
, 1877-11-30

A LITTLE book entitled, 1.-The Sun
Worshippers of Asia" has just reach ID
us, from A. Roman & Co., Stationcrs,
No. Is, Montgomery Street, San Francis
GO. 1t is neatly bound, contains much of
interest in ancient historical lore, and can
be bought Tor IS cents per copy.
, 1877-11-30

A POSTAL card from the editors of the
San Francisco ''ChrOnicle," informs us
that Mr.. Chas. Henderson is no longer
vested with authority to do business Tor
that paper, and requests that the public
be informed of the same.
, 1877-11-30

The Good Tempars are preparing ioI
another Of their open meetings, to b. Ii' K"
soon. II they are attended hereafter wit"
the Success of the last one, it viii no. -,
long before intoXicants viii DC les u',u
in this town. There is nothing n"r ,I,I-
molly and unison of action to render Ie.n-
perance bodies successful IN their MoIn.
Success to their labOrS.
, 1877-11-30

FILLING IN.-We notice with pleasure,
the prompt and effective manner in which
our city fathers went to work filling in
Ill unsightly depression in Water Street
after the last heavy rain. There are yet
other places in this street which must be
raised before it will become credit to our
town.
, 1877-11-30

MEssRs. Waterman u katz shipped to
San Francisco, per Alaska 200 sacks OF
oats; also per Dakota, l75 ,acns. This
firm has just received large assortment
ofgeneral merchandise Tor fail and winter
use. They can accommodate you with
almost anything you may want.
, 1877-11-30

DIVINE services were observed yesterday
Thanksgiving Day-in the Episcopa.
and Presbyterian Churches. A bali Iast
night evidenced the tact that While 10
Iigious people realize the real soienlty o.
the occasion, many see in it only al op-
portunity to cultivate their heels inIo Il
higher degree of intelligence.
, 1877-11-30

Now is the time tor the candidate for
honors at the NSnvention for framing q
State Conve"tiXto commence showing
their colors, in order that their
characters may be suitably malgned, and
their pedigrees traced back few genera
lions, before the election,
, 1877-11-30

OUR attention was recently ca.ed 10
the detension Of an express wagon o..
Union wharf, by a day in front vi IT,
which had been left in such Il position a,
to block up the passage completely. AUS
sort OF things is merely the resuIt of care
essness which requires but incldcnta.
mention to secure the remedy.
, 1877-11-30

WE received, this week, an interesting
report from the Department Of agricul-
ture, at Washington, d. c.. showing the
condition OF crops; also n statement OF the
International wheat supply, and our wheat
exports, together with foreign crops and
prices.
, 1877-11-30

ARRIVED SAFE.--A private letter from
Lieut.. kigore informs us OF his safe ar
rival at his home on Sagg IIarbor, New
York. This gentleman lett many warm
friends in Port Townsend, WHO sadly miss
his genial countenanCe and earnest labors
for good; yet they will be pleased to hear
that all is well with him.
, 1877-11-30

WHEN a newspaper man states As his
reason for publishing Il Iibellous attack
upon another, that the injured one with
drew his patronage from the paper, isn't
it species of backmaiIing? Isn't it tedi-
tying to hear such nm one warbe about Il
'mattcr of dollars and cents?"
, 1877-11-30

WE acknowledge call this week from
Mr.. A. +. Gum, travelling agent for Jno
Hodge & Co., stationeIs, San Francisco
This house Ia reliable, and worthy Of ex-
tended patronage.
, 1877-11-30

IT is rumored that Mr.. A. +. Learned
Is coming up from San Francisco with a
stock of general merchandise, to open a
store in town.
, 1877-11-30

AN act relative to the public streets of
Port Townsend being declared pnbIic
highways, passed the last Legislative, and
we expected TO publish it verbatim ibis
week but the copy which we expected dio
not arrive.
, 1877-11-30

DOCTOR Milton A. Howe has been in
town again several days, and is staying at
the Central Hotel where he can be found
to attend to any job Of dentistry that there
Is to do.
, 1877-11-30

BY the notices OF dissolution, recently
published, it will be seen that j. j. Hunt
ESQ.,, will hereafter conduct alone the busi-
ness of the firm OF Hunt & Learned. MIR.
Learned, we presume, will engage in
something else.
, 1877-11-30

JUDGE Lewis will "go for" the SnSho-
mish County miscreants at the next ses
sion Of the District Court tllere--unless
they reform.
, 1877-11-30

ss'" Two tirst-cIass sewing machines, a
wilson and Singer, for sale at the AR
GUS office. Terms moderate. Call early
10 secure good bargain.
, 1877-11-30

Mr.. D. Biglow, purser on the Starr line
of steamers, will please accept our thanks
1or favors.
, 1877-11-30

W. learn that Mr.. Nelson Laubach
Arnerlv of Port Discovery, has gone to
Portland to live.
, 1877-11-30

"a. Just receive per Str. Alaska, the
largest assortment Of reading matter ever
brought TO Port Townsend, at Jas. Jones.
, 1877-11-30

JEFFERSON Lodge, l. o. G. T., of this
nlac. initiated three candidates last Fri
day eyening-nothing unusual for them
aifhar
, 1877-11-30

TIE schooner Mist arrived from Dun
,onoss last week with another load ofpro-
I,,oo this time for Mr.. Chas. G. Bartlett.
, 1877-11-30
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of Washington Territory, at Port
Townsend, W. T., this 2lst day ofNovember
ID 1877.
TINHE UN DERSlGNED HEREBY GIVES
Alfred EdmondSon, of Port Townsend, in the
county of Jefferson aud Territory of Washing
on, within said district, who has been adj
ju igcd II bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District court of aforesaid district.
j a KUHN,
Assignee of Alfred Edmondson, bankrupt
Port Townsend, VT 4Oaw
, 1877-11-30

SUBSCRIBERS to the ARGUS, when pay
;ng m their arrearages, will please notify
-. If they wish to continue taking the
nanar
, 1877-11-30

| HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HENRY LANDEs AND ABE
REIss have been this day Sept 1870 admitted
Rothschild Co.. formerly consisting d. c. II. ROTHSCHLD
Thankful for past liberal patronage, respectfully solicit
ance OF the for the firm
.. c.. n. RothschiId.
, 1877-11-30

LARGE lots of hogs are being shipped
from up-sound ports to Victoria.
, 1877-11-30
NJ o II T. 9 II.

ALL persons indebted the old of ROTHSCHITD CO. up
September S1 will please settle the within thirty days.
their will BE placed the hands Attorney collection
d. G. H. ROTHSCHILD
Port Townsend, Sept. Z, 1877.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-01

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