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, 1878-06-01
sum IHn DEsS.

In the District Cur; for the Thrd Judicial D:s-
.rict Of Tie Territory Of Wsshirg'o1 holding
terms at tie CITY OF Seattle, in and for the
c'uoiies of h G and Ki;sa'.
Fred rick A. Mnick, plaintiff, vs. Charles ".
Moore. dc'epdaLt.
"he United States Of America send G, Getting to
Charles W Moore, defendan: Yol are hereby
required to appear in an aciien brought against
YOU by the above named p aintif, in the District
Court of the Third JUDICIAL Dis,rc, OF The Terri
tory OF Washington. holding 'elms AT The city Of
tie, in ihe Count. of King for The C..uaties
Of King and Kitsip, and to swer The ccmp.a nj
fled therein. within sixty da,s Exclusive o; the
day OF service) after the date OF tlii summons, or
Judgment hy default will be t"ken agtinst you,
acroIding to the prayer of the compl lat.
Tue said action is bronght to + cover a iudC-
mens against you for the sun of Three hundred
and seventy seven % 100, due plain f. upon a
balance c acc unit ;ot vices hy'him rendered at
your zeal instance aa1 r-qie>t, he'wesn the
first day Of Anil, 1877, ard the eighteenth day
of April, 1873 and for costs Of suit anJ far iu;ee-
es: on tae above sum
L. S Witness the II N. J. X. Lewis. Judge
Of ,aid Court and the seal thereof this 29th day
of April, A. D. 1873.
JAS. sEAvEY, Clerk.
Bv VIZ. II. ANDREWS, Deputy.
W. Ii. White anu Larratee & HanforI, httor-
ncys for Plsintiff,
, 1878-06-01

In he District Court for the Third judicial Dis.
trict Of the Territory of Washington, hold-
ing terms Al the City al Seat le, in and ior be
Couotie. of King and Kits.p.
CHARLES MCDONALD and JAMES OSBORNE,
Paint ifs VS. CHARLES ". MOORE, ,Dele ndant
The I'm ted States of America send greeting TO
Charles W. Moore, defendant; You are hereby
required TO appear in an action brought agains;
YOU by the above named nlaintifs ia the Distrc,
Court o. the Third Jud cill District of the Trrrl-
tory Of Washington, bolding fe ms al the CITY of
Seattle. in the County Of King. for the Counties
Of King and Ki;sap, and to answer the complaint
filed therein. within sixty dsvs exclusive OF the
dav Of service) after the date Of this summons, or
Judgment by default will be taken giinst you,
according o the pray er o. the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover iudg
men a. ainst you for money. to vii: the sum Of
one thou and dollars in gold coin paid by said
plaintiffs at your reque.t and for your use and
benefit on the 18th day o: April, 1873, aod inter-
es. thereon aud costs Of suit.
L. s. Witness the Hon J. z. Lewis, Judge Of
said Court. and the seal thereof this 20 b day Of
April, A. D., 1878.
JAS. SEAVEY, Clerk.
B. WM. H. ANDREws. Deputy.
W. Il. White and Larrabes L Hxnford, Attorneys
for plaintiffs
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NOTICE CF sHERICF'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

BIZ virfue Of an execui ion issued out of the
DIS rirt Csurt Of the Third Judicial District, of
Washington Territory. holting terms AT Seattle. in
K ng coaufv, on The % day Of April, A. D. ISIS,
in the case Uher,i in Uiish N.ckels is TIE
plsin'ilf. and William FaFssy is the de-
fenjan', to rected and delivered,
commanding me to t;ke into execution the per-
so,al property oi the said q iendanis and If suf-
fcient D rso1al p oper.y cannot be found, then
the real proper,v Of sad defendants, 20 satisfy
jIdam.nt fer the sum Of one hundred d)lllrs.
(SiGU). nth nteies' tcereon a: he rat often per
ceutre aupnm unit uaic and costs Of suit amount
ling 20 eleven and fifteen huadred dollars
(s1l Is 1C0), aud increased costs.
Now. therefore, no pe soral property being
found, hv v.r'uc of said execution / have levied
upon blowing desc itei real property, to-wii:
The we> hall Of lots and 3, block 81, in A.
A. Denr,'s addition th. town, now CITY of Seattle
and will sellthe same or Monday the II da, OJune,
A. D., 1878. at the hour Of lG X, A. M, at the
Court House door IN Seattle, in said csu uuiy of
Kirg, al pubic auction, to the highest bidder, for
east, much tteTeof will satisfy said
judgment costs and increased costs
L. WYCk0FF,
Sner.ff OF King County.
mil At.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is berebv gwen that the undersigned, by
an order Of the Probate Court Of King County.
Washington Territory, made and entered on the
2Sd day Of March, 1878 was appoirted admins
TRAITOR Of the esta'e Of William P. Dipsmore. de-
ceased. including the par inerthip esta Of Dins-
m re McElroy,
All persons having cla ms against the individual
estate Of said William p. Dinsmore or against the
said partnership estate Of Dinsmore / McElroy,
are required 10 present the with the uecessa-
the undersigned, at the office of McNaugbt / Lea
ry, In Seattle. King County Aforesaid. II such
claims be mot so presented within one year, they
will be barred by Law.
Seattle, W. T.. April l2;h. 1915.
Al BERT DINSMORE,
Administra,o rs Aforesaid.
McNAUGHT ! LEARY, Attorneys for Estates.
dr. &.
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In Probate.

In the Probate Court Of King County, Wash
ingtOn Territory,
In the matter Of the estate Of Alexander Barron,
deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORA
Notice b hereby given by the undersignsd sd-
minisSaaor Of the estste Of Alexa uder Barron, de-
ceased. to the creditors Of, and all persons hav-
Ing claims against sal, decessed, to present them
With the necessary vouchers vi bin one year after
the INST publication Of this notice to the sad ad-
minisra'or. At bis place Of business in tie City Of
Seattle, King County, Washington Territory.
CHARLEs W. NOORH,
Administrator Of the estate Of Alexander Bar
ron, deceased.
Dated at Seattle, March {, 1873.
mar7W-Sm
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SheriTs 8 Sale.

w rt of an order of sale issued ont of the
District Cou.t of the Third Jlticiai District OF
WJshin-tur rritory, h ld,ng terms a. the City
of Seattle, in kirg County, On the 10Th day OF
reb.uarv, A. D.. 1878. in the case numaer 364.
erein James Crawford and WIN. A. Harrington
partners, doing business under the firm name oil
Crawford & Harrington, are plaintiffs, and Tbom-
as J JacSson and Eliza Jackson, his wife, Wm.
Bsuntou, James Scott and Andrew Moore are de-
fenGan.s consolidated with cages numbered ia
2e3 G. 297 on a Judgment and decree therein rem
dcr-d in said Cou.t on the 18th day OF Fe fruaty,
4. D.. 1878. snd to me directed. commanding me
to make sale o the property m utioned and de-
sc bed in said decree TO satisfy the following
in igments, to-wi:
FIRST iu, 'gment IN case No. 3G4, for the sum Of
S. 3J3 % geld coin. with interest at one and one
hall per cent per uon'h, from February 18th, 1873
until paid, together with the sum OF three per
cent tte amount recover d as attorney lees
for plaintiffs a;tor eye, and for costs Of Court,
with accruing and increased cos's.
Second Judgment, for balance remaining due
the said plain1 fs on the decree Of this Court
in consolidated cases Nos. III, s93 2F1, amount
ing to sc, 161 g. gold coin oil the United States,
with in crest rom February 18th, 1878. at tue
rate OF one and one-bal per cent. per month. un-
til paid, together With the SUN OF si57.91 for in-
surance and taxes paid by .aid plaintiffs in ac
Cordance with the deciee therein, with accruinP
and increased costs.
have levied upon the property described in
Silu uecrec III CSSc nv 'e>Wi. NJ VI A"iS WV
(2) and three (3) IN block numbered twenty four
2i) in that art of the City Of Seattle laid o and
plated by A. A. Denny, and known as A. Den
nv's Addition to Seattle, together with and sin-
gul the I nements, Entertainments and aDPuI-
t"narces thereunto belonging, in King county,
Washington Territory.
And now, by virtue Of said decree and order OF
sle. on Monday. the 6 h day Of May, A. D., 1878
at the hour Of IL A. NJ, in front OF e Court
House door in said City Of Seattle will sell to the
highest bidder therefor, for cash. gold cola, at
public auction, all the right, title interest asd
equity Of redemption Of said defendants, Thomas
J. Jackson, ETA Jackson. lis wife. VIM. Baunton,
james Scott and Andrew Moore, in, Of and to the
above described properly, or SO much tb. reof as
will satisfy said judgments, decreee. costs, attor-
uey fees, interest, aud accruing and increased
costs as Aforesaid.
L. ". WYCKOFF,
Sheriff King Co., Wash. Ter.
McNAUGar / LEARY. Atty's for Plaintiffs.
Seattle, Wash. Ter, April 6, A. D., 1878
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, 1878-06-01

MNa week 10 yeur tsws. - sutnt free.
MN No risk. Reader, u yeu want busi-
W. ness st which persons Of either SIX
can make great paw al the tine they $ork. write
ier particnlas to y. HALIErT Co.. Resllspa,
hlne. nx06v IN.
, 1878-06-01

complete List of Newspapers and Advertising
Rate. BY mail Csc. Address GEO. P. RowEI.
h Co.. New YORK
, 1878-06-01
ShyFoRD'S RADICAL Cure

NTAY safely claim to be one Of the few popular
-Nl remedies receiving the approval of medical
gentlemen who, in private, not only freely recon-.
mend it but use it In their families in preference
to any of the preparations usually prescribed py
physicians.
"You are aware" said distinguished city ply;
sician- that my ohliS atoms TO the Mass Medleai
or prescribe the Radical Cure; but since received
so much relief from the use of 1t myself. a1ter
vately advised It's nse. and presume have sent to
yourstore ne less than one hundred OF my patients
rNri
, 1878-06-01
UNIVERSAL SATIGVACTIIN.

GENTLFMEy, I've have sold SASFoRD's RADI.
VI CAL CURN for nearly one year, :nd can say
candidly that we never sold similar preparation
that gave such universal siti faction. We have
to Learn the first complaint y {.
We are not in the habit of recommending paS
ent medicines, but your preparation meets tho
wants OF thousands, and we think those afflicted
should be convinced of its great merit 81 thatther
suffering will be relieved. We teve been IN the
drug bsincss for the past twelve years constantly,
md sold everything for Catsrrh. but yours leads al
the rest. II you proper you use this letter
Very truly yours SD BALDWIN & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs. Books and
Stationery. " ashington, Ind, Feb. y, lSas.
Each pacfsge contains DR.. sanfords Improved
1nhaling lube. and full directions for use IN az
cases. Price 500. For sale by all Wholesale AND
retail drugc ss and d. alers throughout the United
States and Canadss. WEEKS 81 POTTER. General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
, 1878-06-01
Subscription Reduced 10 81
PER YEAR, PAYAELE N ADVANCE.

The DISPATCH is now conducted by four
practical printers and experienced editors and
publishers, who are determined to make it the
best rs we'll as the cheapest newspaper in
Washington Territory. 1t gives larger amount
and greater variety of original reading matter
Territory, and further improvements will be
made as its circulation increases.
, 1878-06-01
IMPORTANT { LETTER
From . Distinguished Physiciaa.

MO single disoasc has cntailed moro suffering OF
AV hastens6 the breaking mp Of the constitution
1Aan CstAsrh. TIE fsmel. Of taste. OF aGht,
93hearing, Ne leno voice. the mind, one Or more
The poison 4 1islsihutss throughout tho systen
9sacks eyasy vitl! force, and breaks up the most
robust OF coSaAtoaeu. Ignored because but little
Understood 81 n0s1pIy Hcaana, impotenily ass.iieA
ny. quaeks 40 eh6rl6sans. those suffering RON
IL have littlD here = - relieved OF Il talS side
OF the grave. Sbtine. then, thatthe popular treat
ment Gf this tsrslbe Aissass By remede6 within the
reach Of al PACED into hands at once competent
and trustwosthY, Tho new and hitherto untried
method Adopted by DR.. Sanford in the preparation
Cfhis RADICAL CURE has won my hearty approval:
remedies fal because 1t strikes at the root Of the
disease viz. the acfded blood while !: heals me
nasal passages Its action Is based on certain hxed
rules. and unless the vital forces are too Tar ex
hausted nrss. IN the great majority OF cases. eject
GEO BEARD. NJ. D.
NoBscoTr BLoCK So. FRAMINGHAM, Oct. J, 1S14.
, 1878-06-01
TO PRINTERS !
B

THE undersigned. desiring to close out his
jobbing business in Seattle, will sell the fol-
lowing materials At very low rates for cash:
, 1878-06-01
SUPER ROYAL HAND PRESS,
50 lhs. METAL FURNITURE, SIS IS.
9JOB CASES, 81 50 EACH.

And the following assortment Of Wood Type.
consisting of II fonts: Eight line Gothic
Tuscan condenstd d. "A; ten line Clarendon con-
densed. "A; ten limo Columbian. "a 81. with
figures; twenty line Roman extra condensed
No. /. "a 81. with figures; thirty line Roman
extra condensed No. l. "a 3a. with figures; eight
line French Clarendon, A "A, with figures; six
line Antique CONDENSED. "a 50. with figures;
eight line Lightface. 3A %. with figures; fifteen
line Roman extra condemned No. l, "a 50, with
figures; twenty four line French Antique. 3A 81,
with figures; twenty line Aldine. "a 80, with
figures The above lot 10 worth new, $2l6 IS;
is - good IS new. and will be sold for tho
small sum Of $l60.
AUSTIN A. BELL.
Address. BlA.AH BBowH c., agents. Seat
tie, W.. T.
, 1878-06-01
BAlSAMl AND PINE.
TWO EW ONE.

Sold by ell Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United states and Canadas, and BY
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
SAD DESTITUTION.

Dr. George l.. Peabody. who is attached to the
dispensary Of the Church Of the Holy Communion,
last night brought a distressing case OF destitu.
tion and sickness TO the knowledge OF Cap
tam Allare, OF the Sixteenth precinct Officer
Smith, VINO was detailed TO Investigate tho case,
found family named Horane, consisting OF a man,
his wife and Two months old child, living in small
room on the ground floor at No. 23O West Eighteenth
street, and terribly emaciated from munger and sick
ness. Tue wife suffering from heart dis
case and mirasmus. which were aggravated
by want OF lood. She appeared 10 be
dying and ainbulncc was quickly sent
her. In winch she together with her babe, was con-
veycd 10 the New York Hospital The husband, VINO
appeared to DO nearly famished, said that several
years ago he had inherited a fortuue oi 100000
IRON relative, which he lost IN uDIor-
sunute ventures on Wall street. with what
no had lott oil his fortune he started
a cigar store undcr ono OF tho large notels, but he
also Iailed in ihis ana gradually sank lower aud
lower, until at last after vany seeking Tor help hs
had accept the aid OF some oil his charitable neigh
bos, who for nearly tho past two months iurnished
himself ana wife with food
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
BOLSTERING A BANK.
EFFoRTs OF THE TRUSTEES TO PAY THE DEBTS
OF THE BOSTON MERCANTILE SAVINGS IN
sTITUTION.

EFFoRTs OF THE TRUSTEES TO PAY THE DEBTS
OF THE BOSTON MERCANTILE SAVINGS IN.
sTIruTIoN.
Bosroy, Fob. 8, 1878.
The trustees OF the Mercantile Savings Bank. tho
correspondence, are working hard TO keep the right
settle the affairs Of the concern and prevent the up
pointment OF a receiver. Two meetings have been
held-one yesterday, and supplementary, the more
informal conference to-day The indebtedness of tho
bark at present s3,579 264 and according to tho
face value ofthe securities thcrc amount
surplus Of $3O9, ,7i1 on January l. Tho propositions
under discussion mainly for the salvation Of
the institution from tho perenpory sale Of It's fore
closed real estate mortgages. Should receiver be
appointed this property would be sold out and tho
proceeds applied to tho payment of dividends on
the depositors' claims. II they are allowed by the
Court to wind up tho ailirs Of tho bank thcy pro.
pose to compromise with the creditors by Civ.
ing the larger depositors parcels Of real
estate far exceeding in original or nominal
value the claims OF the parties 10 whom the deeds
W. uid be transferred. For instance, man has a do
mands his money, anu the directors trustees offer
him parcel OF estate said to be worth So 500 or
the man pockets his deed. BY this means the money
In the vaults can be applied to aying on smaller do
posilors or to aiding TO float the other debts.
Tho hearng In tho court Is set down for February
49, and tho trustees hope to be able at that time
present this plan FULLY fnaturcd and reauy Tor tho
sanction OF The judge, aud thereby have tho injunc.
lion removed. Depositors keep crowding in every
hour the day with their books, but money paid
out there is temporary Injunction the institu-
tion preventing the paym OF any funds. The cash
on hand, according TO u statement submitted by the
treasurer amounts to $50 473 The bank officials are
bitter in their denunciation OF the Bank Commis-
sioners Tor hasty action IN getting them enJoined
They claim that, nad they been left alone they
hnve settled the whole difficulty, anu even now they
arc sanguine of success.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
PATERSON'S TRUST COMPANY.

The trial Of Preston and Rose two OF the prominent
directors Of the late Merchants Loan and Trust Com
pany. was resumed yesterday IN the Passaic County
Court OF Oyer and Termner at Paterson, N. j. Cath
alena Lambert, tho president Of the company, con.
cuded his testimony.
David Henry corroboratcd former testimony which
related to McCulloch wanting Preston TO 'fx" him
and thus avoid beng indicted. He said that he
Preston McCuioch's request. and Preston replied
that he had done nothing wrong ana didn't propose
submit TO blackmail; witness told NcCulloch what
Preston had said, and McC>alloch said che would
60 for tho whole OF them :" witness loaned A. A.
Hopper u note Tor $4,000, which Hopper allowed to
20 10 protest; saw him about 1t aud he said he
about 70 perfect sale OF property to Dr. Terrberry
and would be partially paid iu the bank stock, and
would turn the stock over to the bank In part pay.
ment OF the note; witness saw Mr.. Lambert and Mr..
Preston about and they agreed to take It; Hopper
fied conclude the transfer and witness turned in
hts stock and gave his own note for the balance
tho protested note was returned to him July = by
Mr.. Preston; Mr. Tuue told witness was illegal for
him to retain the note and watness returned IT,
Several other witnesses wero examined but nothing
particularly evolved. The Court adjourned
until Monuay.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Now York tBr,. Land Liverpool via
Queenstown-John q Dale. .
steamsr Laplace (Br, olpin. Lverpool-Busk
Steamer Bolivia CBr). Small GiasgowHen anderson Bros
steamer strassburg (Ger) Hsimbruck. Bremen-oe'"en
Steamer Marlborough (Bn, Fraser. St John. NIB. aud
stesmsr City Of Dallas, Hines, Fernandina via Port
Reyal-C Mallory A Co.
Ship clsrssa Carver. Dow. Yokohama-sslter 4 Liv-
Ship Theodo.s Korner Ger schir berg London
ship sophie lIier), Work Bremen-Hermann Koop Co.
Bark knbens tAus). Broslich. Corr tor orders-Ben
Bark s. Joseph tNor), johnson. Konissbers-Fanch
Bark Matilde Hta, Or6ce. Gibraltar for orders-John
Bar, Bark Hornet. Hopkins LaGaayra and Porto cabsllo-
Bark Eta Loring. Lorng, Philadelphia-vcrnon
Brig Whoa (, Frazier Penarth Roads Tor ordersCnas
Brig + cuomo dtaD. Gambardslla. oporto-Funeh,
Brig MsrSsl we Essrs, ox, Dov.nss' cs~po.ehy and
Brig Alice (B) Montgomery, Turks Island and Truxillo
schr Jacob E Ridgeway. Townsend. Psra-Burdett 4
Pond.
sehr Clara Fletcher. sar-ent Pointa.Pisre Gnadl-H
ssar Millis Trim. Boyntou, PoInt-a.rire ciuao-F Ii
schr Five Sisters. Hutehings. ST Pierre tMarn -simp
schr Daylight, Anderson, st AIMS Bay. Ja-Moses 4
Cohen.
scbr Hattie kelsey. Randall. Matanzas-B + Metcaf 4
schr Dora French, French, Man1anilla-J dc Rivera
Sch. John Len:hal, Martin, Washington. DC-James
schr Henrietta. Billiard, New Haveu-csrtwrighs a
Doyle.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

Twenty; five years ago. on February 0, 1858, tho
Broad Street Method st Episcopal Church, Of Newark,
was organized The Methodist Church in Newark
was then very feeble concern. Now 1t is one OF
the leading denominations Last evening the above
association began In St Paul's Churca a ten days.
celebration of the rounding OF the rst twenty-five
years. Tho church handsomely decorated and.
cons,der the fthe weather, welltcd The
original stewards and trustees were present, Mr.
Cnauncey Shaifcr, oil New York, who exhorted tho
The exercises included short address ny Mr. Elias
Francis president OF the meeting and one OF tho orig
nal trustees interesting historical address by Mr.
II. II. Muller, ana addresses by Cornelius Walsh and
Cnauncey Sharsr. The present ednco was built and
dedicated 1856, ana cost $4,000 The total
oil funds raised aud expended by the association
its formation IN 1858 Is 1876, 000
On Sunday Bishops Smp pson and Pierce will preach,
and during tho ten days jubilee Rev. Messrs Mere.
dth TIFFANY and Sims, former pastors Of the church,
will preach,
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

One by one liquor dealers coming TO the front
and bringing suits against the late Excise Commis-
sioners for damages for taking their money without
giving them license and thus subjecing them 10
rest prisonmcnt Tho last in the list Of suffers
is Lowis Scharnkow against the late Excise Commis.
sioners Ho kept liquor saloon at No.
$50 Chatham street, and with view TO obtaining
q license paid TO the Commissioners $50 for which
he was given receipt with promise oi license at
future time He states in his complaint that he was
arrested and locked mp in tho Tombs on charge Of
selling liquor without license, and that meantime
his creditors came In and his place sold by
the Sheriff lie insists that he has been damaged to
the extent OF 81 000 and brings SUIT to recover TINS
amount The suit Is brought in the Marine Court by
Mr.. George W. Gibbons, his counsel; Mr.. Henry Dict
endorf representing the Comm issi ioners
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
DARK DEEDS.

Hannah + Thomas is u maid In the service OF Mrs
Thomas HicKs-Lord, and 49, or was, part OF the do
cstic establishment OF No 10 Wost fourteenth street
Hannah is mulatto girl OF preposscssng appearance
and was, IL Is said, favorte OF her mistress. Nr
thomas Dyar-a colorcd gentleman who performed
the pleasing duties OF butler In tho sume household
became, In the natural course Of events, cnomorcd Of
Hannah and Hannah, 1t would appear, OF hum. Timo
wore and tho enamorcd PAIR were happy in the
possession OF an unassuming and quiet oicction.
dark cloud would occasionally hover about Hannah,
but the pearIy teeth o, thomas cleaning IRON It's
midst would rcassurc her, and happiness would re-
turn.
day or two ago there camc sudden ending Of
Hannsn's bright Dreams and she poured her doubts
aud hopes and fears into the sympatbzing police
Magistrates ears and asked Tor warrant or
Thomas She 0id not want TO marry him, she SAID,
but she thought was his duty 10 support tho *.
pccted offspring Accordingly the mlli OF justice
ground, and Thomas was last night caught In Its
ponderous wheel and locked up by Court oincer
NSSaIy.