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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-01

NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il co..
can now offer to their customers goods at prices low
er than ever before known even to the Oldest dry
goods men in the couutry-somc goods ranging far
lower than they were before the war. They have
the largest and most varied assortment of
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS,
which are so fashionable for the present season, at
astonishing low prices. They have made
BLACK SILKS and BLACK GOODS
specially for several years past, and feel assured
that no finer stock can be found to select from.
SATINS-Black and Colorcd;
BRoCADE and CAMELs-HAlR GRENADINE in
all the new shades;
FRENCH and FEATHERED BoURETTES-some-
thing entirely new and very handsome;
FRENCH and AMERICAN BUNTING-all shades
and qualities.
A large lot OF LINEN SHEETINGi, from GA to
1874, bougla very cheap and will be sold accord
ingly.
PARAsoLs.-Be sure and examine our stock before
buying.
COLoRED HOSIERY for ladies and misscs-soltd
and striped.
SPRING CLOTHS ahd CAssIMEREs for gentle
men.
BRABANT LACES. NH 25-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-01

1T CAN'T DE BEAT.-CHING-Fow PIANO. AN
TURSITURE-PoLrsH. sold by all furnlture-dealeri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-01

Ee ovF1CE GIrY FIRE INSURANCE sEosFASY.l
~ RICHMOND. VA, March 95, 1878.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS Of tile company will be held
ut the office or the company MONDAY thetSth
day of April next at 8 O'Clock p. sc
F.. B. MEADE,
NH 25-td Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-01

FINE BLACK AND GREEN xEAs, of the fines
fayors, at PIZZINI'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-01

'lDDFELLOWS'NOTTC nc CE.-- .sSs;,xsss.
SlaThere will be /. meeting Of the NJ
FELLOWS, WIDOWS AND Or ssesfH7SS
-PHANS RELIEF ASSOCIATION at Odd d-felows'
Hall, Erankn streer, on THIS fMonday) EVENING
at O'Clock sharpfor the purpose OF eecIing olesrs
and uerfectng the organ zatfon OF the Association.
All members Of the committee are requested to be
present. M. A. MCDONALD, Prestdcnt.
z. j. DUKE. Secretary. ~ ap1.1.*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-01

TULIUS MEYER,
COS BROAD STREET,
HAS OPENED
HANDSOME SEASIDE BUNTING, in all shades
t25c.
RFAUTIFJIL MOHAIR LUSTRES at 25c.;t
sewBRoCADE and MATELAsssE ALPACAs at
25c.;
ELEGANT BRoCADE FIGURES, In new shades,
at20c.;
ENGLISH CAsHMEREs-n spring shades-at
20c.;
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED PoPLINs-spring
shades-at 1916;
Five pieces BLACK MoHAIR BRILLANT1NE
ar3Oc.-a great bargain;
WORsTED PRINCES, In all shades, to match dress
goods;
FIGURED CORDED PIQUEs at 10c.-something
new;
Extraordinary bargains in LINEN, ffUCK, and
DAMAsK TOWELS;
Large assortment of ToRCHoN LACES- in new
patterns, at very low prices;
HAMBURG EDGINGS very low;
LADIES, FULL, REGULAR-MADE HOSE at
zoe;
New syles in CHILDREN's FANCY HOSIERY:
New and elegant styles in SILK and LACE BOWS
and SCARFS:
An the best brands BLEACHED and BROWN
sIlEETING at the very lowest prices;
A new lot of IRISH LINEN, in remnants, at Soc
per yard worth 75c. and 81.
JULIUS MEYER, 6O3 Broad street.
NINE. DEMOREST'S NEW SPRING and SUM
MBR FASHIONS just acknowledgements" What
10 Wear, and Portfolio of Fashions" Price, l5c
each-postage free. Catalogues free. Patterns sent
hv mail-noSspe free NH 29-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-01

LEVY BROTuERS
CONTINUE TO ADD BARGAINS
to their stock.
THEY RECEIVE SUPPLIES BY EVERY STEAMER
FROM NEW YORK AND by EXPRESS.
They now show large assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, and
NOTIONS,
adIptedto the present and approaching seasons,
all of which will be sold ut
VERY CLOSE PRICES.
They call particular attention to their stock of
BLACK, CoLoRED, PLAID. AND STRIPED SILKS,
which are by far the cheapest ever
offered in this city.
They also offer some
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN WHITE GOODS.
Read their advertisements and be sure to call and
purchase some of the many
TEMPTING BARGAINS MENTIONED THEREIN.
FINE EATING PRIMES at PlzzINI's.
CuING-Fow IMPERIAL CInNA-GLoss FURNI-
TURE-PoLIsn Is undoubtedly the best in use.
DUFF GORDON SHERRY, imported directly by
US. Prices very low.
GLENwooD WuISKEY, first premium at the Vir-
ginia State Fair.
CIGARS OF all grades, manufactured BY us.
TEAS of all qualities. w. d. BLAIR CO..
903 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
CONTINUE TO ADD BARGAINS
to their stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-01

CuING-Fow IMPERIAL CTiNA-GLosS FURN
TURE-PoLIsn Is undoubtedly the best in use.
, 1878-12-19

all the reasons assigned 10y Mr.. o..
Brjcn in regard to the impossibility
of printing it to- he true, would they
or could they be any excuse for de-
prjving this Office Of the journal Of
the House from the 9th of Novem.
hcr, 1915 to the present time, with
no information as to when it will be
ied? Nay more; suppose it was
never to be printed, what moral,
equitable or legal right has he in the
face and eyes of the law, to neglect
to perform service for which he
had been paid?
Had Mr.. O'Brien filed the Journal
as the law requires, and the "public
printer" he talks SO tlippantly about,
had not been able to do the work as
alleged by him, all who know the
facts in the case, know that | would
have found some one to do the work,
and had | not, the censure would
have rested on me. All these facts
were well known to Mr.. O'Brien,
and yet he has the hardlhood, the
disregard for truth and decency, to
occupy nearly three columns Of your
paper over his own signature in an
abortive attempt to falsify the record.
And | most sincerely believe that it
was his deliberate intention to cast
reproach upon my official character,
by rendering it impossible for this
office to comply with section 1S44 of
the Revised Statutes, and at the
same time draw public attention from
his own short comings and official
neglect. 1t is as painful to me to
have these deductions forced upon
me by his acts as it is to contemplate
a phase of human nature so deprav-
ed, SO lost to all shame. Sad as it
is, muss accept it as | would the
inevitable, ''more in remorse than
in anger" Respectfully yours,
\. Ii. OwINGS.
, 1878-12-19

TRE FARMER AND TUE NEwsrA
PER.-lt may be curious, but is new
ertheless true that where you find Il
poor, shiitless farmer-one whose
farm buildings are dilapidated, whose
stock looks "runty," whose chickens
roost on seeding spple.trees, and
whose crops are not worth gathering
there yGu will find a dearth oI
reading matter. You will not find
in that mans house the "American
Agriculturist" to teach him how tc
repair his buildings, improve his
stock and raise heavy crops; you
will not ind the Argus there, to give
him the current news and keep the
members OF bis household posted
regarding matters OF local import,
ance. No. for he would not degen'
crate so with these helpers at hand
, 1878-12-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
To Purchase Land Containing Stone.
UNITED STATES DIsrICT LAND OFFICE, J
OLYMPIA, Washington Territory. I

UNITED STATES DIsTlCT LAND OFFICE, }
OLYMPIA. Washington Territory.
.NCrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN In compliance with the provisions
OF the Act OF Congress approved June 3.
1873. entitled IAN Act for the sale of tim
Der bands in the States OF California, Ore
gOn. Nevada AMI Washington Territory, -
james McCurdy, Of san Juan county.
Washington Territory. has this day filed
Ia this office his application To purchase
the lots and OF section No. %. aud lot
! and w = oi NV a of section No. -, in
Township No. 35 North, Range No. 4
West Of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
The said described land. or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to file their
claims in this office within sixty ,60) days
from Date hereof
Given under MY hand. at my office. in
Olympia. W. T.. this the llth day Of De-
ccuIber. A. ID. 1873. j. T. BROWN.
Register Of the Land Office.
Adv.
, 1878-12-19
Tuesday, the 18th day Of
January, a. d. 1879,

ut the hour of 10 O'Clock A. VI. of that dav
al Conpryl!c, in said Island county WnslI-
ington Territory, in front OF the store of
&. o. llallcr, al the right, title and inter-
est thar the estate of the said Arthur Phin-
ney, ut he time Of his death. and all the
right, title and interest that the said estate
has by operation of law or otherwise nc
qlllred other than. or In addition to. that
ol he said Arthur Phinncy at the time OF
his death in and 70 all the real estate, con-
sisting of about 1914 "a acres IN said Is-
aud county, described as follows:
Lots 2 and 3. section 81, township 80
Range, east; Al 20 ncreS.
) hfof SE ar, sec 81, township 80, r
east; so acres.
Lots and ,, sec 32, tip 81. range east;
50 70 acres
NE Or of NV ar section l, tp 81, range
, east; 80 .5G acres
N hf Of NE Or sec l., township 81,
> cast; 10 Al acres.
Sc qr of NE or sec. |. township 81, r
east; 40 acres.
E hf ofNW ar section II, tp 81. range2
east; 80 acres.
NE Or of NE or sec l, tp IS, range
east; 40 acres.
SW qr OF Sc qr sec 4, tp IS, range 8
east; 10 acres.
Sc qr OF SW Or sec 4, tp 2S, range 8
east; 10 acres.
NE ar OF NV or sec 0. tip IS, range 8
east; 10 acres.
n hf NE qr see 0, tp %, range 8 east;
so acres.
NV or Of NV or sec 10, tip IS, range 8
east; 40 acres.
NE Or Of Sc or sec IL, tip Is, range 8
east; 40 acres.
SW or Of NE Or sec II, tip 2s, range 3
east; 40 acres.
Lot 2 sec IL, tip IS, range east; 40
acres.
Lots l and 2 sec 30, tip 80, range east;
SIS rs acres.
Sc qr ofSW Or sec 30, tp 80, range 3
east; 40 acres.
Lot l, sect 80, tip 80, range east; 3s
acres.
W If Of NE Or sec 80, tp 80, range 8
east; so acres.
Lots I, 2, 3 and 4. sec 33, tp 30, range
3 east; 1873 .95 acres.
f hf OF SW or sec 33, tp 80, range 3
east; so acres.
SW or ofSE or sec 80, tp 30, range 3
east; 40 acres.
Southwest or OF NV or. section 33, town.
ship 30, 3 east. 40 acres.
Northwest Or of s-w or section 80, town
ship 30 range east; 40 acres
Lots l, 2 and 3, section "a, township 30,
range east; "a acres.
Southeast qp OF sw or. sec. ion "a, town
ship 80, east. 40 acres.
Southwest Or, OF NV or, section 6, town.
ship 81, 3 east. 40 acres.
Lot in section 10, township 20, east;
40 acres.
Lots |, 2, 3 and 4. section 30, township
30, east. l3l acres.
Lots ]. 2, aud section 81, township
80, range / east; l54 acres.
Undivided one.half interest in l77 .25
acres land
Lots | and 2, and northeast or of north
west ar section 30 southeast or of south-
west qr section 90; in township 20 north
range 3 east-say SO .62 acres.
Terms and conditions of saIe:-Gold
coin OF the United States; Ten per cent in
the purchase money TO be paid to the said
executor OF the day of sale, and the re-
mainder on confirmation thereof, Deed at
expense Of purchaser.
GEO. w. HARRIS,
Executor OF the estate Of Arthur Phjn-
ney, deceased.
Port Townsend. Jefferson County, w.
+. December ID. 1873
MCNAUGHT Bros, Attorneys for said
estate.
, 1878-12-19
Administrators Notice
to Creditors.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF JET
FERSON COUNTY, W. L.
Thomas Savage, dec.
-IN THE MATTER OF me- EsrATE ol

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned administrator OF
the estate Of Thomas Savage deceased. to
the creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased TO exhibit
Them with the necessary vouchers, within
one year aft,r the dafe of this notice to
the said administrator at his residence near
Seabeck. w. r.. or to his attorney G..
Morris Haller Esq, at his office in the city
OF Port Townsend, w. T., Or be forever
barred.
Dated the 10Th day Of December 1879.
JAMES DONOVAN,
Administrator OF the estate of Thomas
Savage deceased. 44:4t
, 1878-12-19

APPoISrRD-Hon. J. A. Kuhn, oi
this city, has been appointed Com
missioner of Immigration for Wash
ington Territory, by Governor Ferry,
to I'll the vacancy on the Board
caused by the death of the late la
mented o. F. Gerrish. As Mr.. Kuhn
has been for many years a resident
of this Territory, and has been iden,
tilted with the interests of the pub
lic. during t hat time, we deem the
selection one of the best tha: could
be made in this instance. We be-
lieve there will be no cause for com
plaint in the matter as Mr.. Kuhn is
known 10 attend faithfully to any
duties where public interests are
concerned.
, 1878-12-19

RE-APPoINTED.-The many friends
of Hon. j. R. LIE wis, as well as those
who appreciate the way in which be
administers justice in his Judicial
district, will be pleased to bear thai
be has been re-sppointed. The judge
has taken a noble stand for right, in
bis official career. and all good eiti.
zens honor him for it. By his stern
administration Of the law he has i'm.
mensely benefited the moral eondi.
ton of society in his jurisdiction.
, 1878-12-19

ROUNDS PEINTERs' CABINET
We have jost received another copy
of this superb publication. Every
true printer. and especially every
job printer, looks up to this journal
as being not only exquisite in ap-
pearance but instructive and enter.
tanning.
, 1878-12-19
THAT HOUSE JOURNAL.

Last week We published a long
communication from Mr., Il. C..
O'Brien, ot Olympia, relative to the
delav and vcNalion caused by h'S.
failure. as Chief Clerk OF the House
oi Representatives, to hle copy OF
,he House Journal OF lS:. with
Secretary owings, Of this Territory,
We made room for it entire, not
wishing to give Mr.. o'BHen the least
cause for complain, in the matter,
merely expressing our pleasure IN
granting him full and impartial
hearing before the public.
This week We publish Mr., owings'
answer. which meets the case SO fully
and We, so clearly, that but little
room is left for comment. Mr..
O'Bren had fair hearing at the
hands OF Mr.. Brown, Of the "lnteI
ligeneer, because the latter made an
editorial statement Of the substance
of the letter afterwards sent to us,
Bat we thought best to insert the
communication ENTIRE, TeseTving
comments until this week. All we
ask is that those who read will read
both statements. We have no doubts
as 10 where the blame rests, and do
not believe any other sane person
could fail TO understand the exact
position OF the two men, after un-
derstanding the facts.
Mr.. Owings, as Secretary OF the
Territory, is repaired by law to fur
nish the authorities al Washington
with a copy of the proceedings of
each branch Of the Legislature, with
In a brief period after the close Of
the session The duties OF clerk
consist in keeping faithful record,
of the proceedings of the body which
elected him. and to turn that record
properly approved and certified, over
10 iba Secretary. After that IL is
the Secretary's business to attend
To all details regarding the printing
and proper disposal of the proceed |
ings; he ALONE Is the authorized Off |
Ger 10 deal with the public printer
when there is cne. III the Secretary 4
eannOi perform the duties of his Of 4
fec by reason OF the eulPable neg 1
lecf OF some one else, no reasonable
person would attach any blame to /
him- WhaleEer may have been the /
arrangement about printing the pro- 4
oeedings. it was none the less the \
dGty of the Clerk TO deposit the
journal with the Secretary as soon
Is practicable, go DAYS being al .
lOweil after adjournment.
We have NO personal 6ght to
make in the matter, either one way
or the other; bat, as Mr.. Owings has
been qai5e h2rsbly eensured, we
deem il simple justice to ihst gen
alsuGn to giEe the public full and
esunPlete s1zEemeni Of bosh sides of
the Ease We haze given Nr. O'Br-
sn every possible opportunity, and
be fas failed TO Justify his actions.
Such being The case, are deem few
remarks AZ this junetUre perfectly
admissible We do DOT see how Mr..
O~inss gould avoid stating plainly
tAe r@ason for the ncn-sppearsnce OF
the HOnss Journal; and, as NJ.
GBgiea Ass given DO Tsli3 reason
Thy tbs egPF ssB Dos properly fled
with the Secretary, we are al liberty
70 eensErs Whsfs e,snsurg is dae.
, 1878-12-19

TEE Tacoma Times derotes a
portion of It's space each week TO re-
rainding the public generally Of lis
s3liyg's rast literary at,ainmenis.
, 1878-12-19

Az exchange Suggests that The
Pnasslf VA bsiSssa England and
Afghsz1sta1 is tbg resgit Of = plan
betwseu EsglzaS and Russi4 10 TO,
tas Aneer's gorsrp@eDt out of e1-
asseDce and divide hls dousi1.
, 1878-12-19
ARTHUR PHINNEY Dec.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that in pursuance OF an order of th,.
Probate court of Jefferson county, Washior
Territory. made the 18th dny of Apri3
\. ID. 1873, in the matter Of the ahoN,.
entitled estate, the undersigned, executor
OF Sah! estate. will sell at Public Auction
upon the terms and conditions hereilatIrr
stated, and subject to confirmation by sad
Probate Court on
, 1878-12-19

OUE readers will notice the adver-
tisement which we insert o.day
showing the immense advantages oi
Chicago "Prsirie Farmer" as a farm
and household journal. This well
known weekly IS all that is claimed
for it. No man, after taking it once
will willingly discontinue. Address
Prairie Farmer" Co, Chicago, Ill.
, 1878-12-19

NsAI SEIT>-Oae ot Cur P.-st
SoD1S saw mlilt, bags AZ ~ S.4aG
exchange, slll probably give tie
sleesrae sgh: trial.
, 1878-12-19

LET our readers notice the extra
ordinary offers which we make to
subseribers-bo,h by single sub
seripsion aud 10 clubbing rates With
Dibsf papers.
, 1878-12-19
SALE OF BOATS
Belonging to the
ReUenUe Murine SerUice.
CUSTOM HOUSE,

CUSTOM HOUSE, }
POgT TOWNSEND, w, T.}
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Dec. l6. 1873
WILL be sold at public auction to the
w highest and best bidder for cash. at
IL o'clock noon Of Monday, the 3Oth
day Of December, 1873,
At the Custom House, Port Townsend,
w. r.,
THREE OLD BOATS
Belonging 10 the Revenue Steamer 'Wol-
cott'. Information in relation to the sale
may be obtained at this office. The Gov
erDment reserves the right to reject any
or ali bids.
II. A. WEBSTER, Collector.
Port Townsend, w. T., Dec. Is, 1873.
, 1878-12-19
ARTHUR PHlNNEY, dec.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF JET
FERSoN COUNTY, WASHINGTON
TERRITORY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OK
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
CIVIL NOTES.

1enatz Baumgarten has obt9ined from Judge
Daniels writ of habeas corpus returnabe tomorrow,
10 recover hoy sigried in charge Of his grand
mother, Caroline Giants
Assignments for the benefit of creditors were
flied yesterday by william j. snodgrass, Moritz Isaac
Jacobson and Anton p Anderson (snOdgIass Jacobson
d Coz, 10 Charles p. ThOr6; by Matthew kehoe and
Matthew Kchue IT.. Matthew Kehoe & Son. liquors. No.
SO Prosdway), TO Licbael Walsh, and by Henry X.
NioDelle 10 ChristaI q. Otersen.
Judge Van H5esen yesterday referred the
fn!t Of Eleanor j. Currdn agt. Thomas Curqan for
limited divorce to Rnfus f. Andrews She she WAS
married IN April 1862 and in 1876 her husband became
al babitua Grcnk6rd and has since beaten her. threat
e,ed to kl her With Ratchet, fred revolver IN her
presence threatening 10 shoot her, and made her life
VIII MIN unsafe.
Ex-Nayor Schroeder caused the arrest some
time ago. james D. Vail the charge that the latter
while employed by Mr. Schroeder agent 20 collect
rents had embezzied $50. After examination Vail
discharged. VaI then began aci,on to recover
from Mr. Schroeder 5000 damages tor alleged mali
cous prosecution. The action up. tcid5y before
Judge Reynolds. and was dismissed by him. under de-
iBurer the complaint did not aege 'acts sufficient
10 constitute cause OF action.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
DECISIOSS-JAS. 3.

Supreme Court - Chambers - BY Judge Brady
fiebesg and others sgt Byaniean Equitae lie Assurance
Society 81 the United states ag Nurpny 81 a. thve odeTt
Equitable Life Society Of the United
Hawkes.. ei e-Grantsd Man agt. Rowing Mitchell sg.
CrCttl Tish 10 counsel In tAe matter Of the Buffalo,
Ne~YO and Erie Railroad Compaay.Oranted-I wish to
counsel. Ferris agt FeTris.-Dccree OF divorce
granted Bucker ac5 buckets per week alnony
allowed from date Of Orier gnd $50 counsel fce TompEns
aEt Purcell wish tO the complaint ia the
Jnenced against the dcop0mt ard wife. Todd ag1 Mle
AS this motion involves personsl liberty It's results the
Tult applicable mus be that tic p3ntns should
tsbrshe beyond reasonable 0ouh IL IS In judg.
mept and The order must therefore be discharged Wppc
McRoDersThe statements made ia the fcbuttmg adays
about The defendant ciOber seriously affect his crey,
Ordered accordingly. First National Bank. He.ona Mon
tsns. ag FuleIIhe plaintiff having given copy the
note sOcaed If the Endorsements by copy siso given the
motion Will be 0encd otherwise granted but without costs
either event SEQ memorandum. Randall sgt. kBoDlauch
Motion granted conditonaly. See ueInOya aDGuiG.
by Judge DdDelS-McCailum agt Dcinslfcitg.- Motion
teried with $40 costs memorandum.
BY Judge La SrerccIchrlst aCt. The West Virginia Oh
and Oil Lend COMPANY smith agt. Mcnamara Orders
grantc Parent aei Paren-RepOif Of referee confirmed
and judgment Of divorce granted Helze HeuzeRepOrt
ireeoe confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted plain
Tn with custody Of child
SsDcri0r COuri-SDeCidI T1m-By Chief Judge Cur
usleGhnd aEt. the Manhattan Mercantile Association
AO'on TO amend The by striking certain words
cered To be aled.
Common Ple1s--Special Term-Bv Judge j. f. Da,v.
In me nster OF the assignment Of seymour & Cs
opinion
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
SHIPBUILDING STATISTICS.
MAINE YARDS A TEIfIE BUSTER THAN FOR THE
LAST TWO YEARS.

MAINE YARDS A TRIfIE BUsIER THAN FOR THE
LAST TWO YEARS.
AuGUsTA. Me-, Jan. 3.--An estimate made
'o' The Boston Journal shows that the shpbuildng ton
aae Of Maine for the year 1877 has reached the very
respectable figures 76,30s TONS exceeding that of 1876
% 2'734 tons. and that Of 1875 by 1,247 tons.
In Aachias. Frenchmans Bay Bangor, wadoboro,
eaeo and York Customs Districts there has been an
increase OF tonnage that built IN 1876. In Passa
.aqDoody Casthe. Belfast. Wiscasset, Portland and
.s'm0nth, Bath and Kennebunk Districts, there has
been decreae waldohoro District shows flle largest
,.ncfesse-s0OI tons Nearly three-iftbs OF the entire
"nage OF the state was built in the Bath District and
on hc AZ vessels built In the district were built in he
Sa! S! OF Bath Ono firm IL this city, Goss. sawyer d
built three ships and b4rques aggregaiing
eo~S IONS This firm has bnt 81 vessels all fold The
Ss number built was l35, classified as follows: 20
~ oarques and barkentincs 4brgs 62 schooners
s.eops and steamers 10 Is thought the tonnage of
may not come up 10 that Of 1877 unless more or
'1s sfe gwen than are pected at present
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
THE COUkTS.
sourTBING 10 BE SUPPRESSED.

For several days an advertisement asntipr nas up
~ ~ ,ho Columns Of THE TRIBUNE. Calling at'en.o"
70 ~. ,"on circular issued by d. N. benhe.'' was
boy unauthorized The circular alluded 70
10 publishers booksellers editors ,%ar and ;Sstiee
artists stafe and is accompanied with bank
nsoS for the repeal Of the law OF Aarf o. ,Sose Of
tolDos o;,,ITo ~, obscene literature. The d. NJ behns" beS
anded TO has been publisher OF panp9Mees M Scey Sn% for
@ s,,,ression of Vice. To the circular are ao
rames Of several promnen tTns several UI
,,od tipt the use Of Their names was t nnnett
nsKesscn & Robbins have brought suit agans' ~ ycn
+" having refused strike their names h o Anthonv !
rinsiock who charges Bennett Win lDelou9 s''''' ~
,ii ~ S"ioIt he can be convicted OF forgery
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
THE 100000 SAVINGS BANK BOND.

An application was made yesterday TO Judge
rsuie in supreme Court Chambers, in the suit Of Sam
ue H. Hurd receiver Of the Third Avenue Savings Bank
ooanst Richard Kelly for leave to amend the answer
NJ Kelly was one Of the sgners OF the 100000 bona
ven In supply the deficiency in the bank. He was not
~ tbe time trustee He desires TO nerpOse more den
Tely defence that he was induced TO sign by Teprese
ts.o by trustees that the deficiency small. and by
Heir supresslsn of the fact that the bank was then
fGreless insOlvent, the deficiency being aboUt ha1
r.liou, Judge Daniels granted the motion.