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New-York tribune., 1878-04-02

.oe,, ,7os, ose 1874 1925 1884 1891 l452 l4s4 isss
g3Ss I1sS 1855 14Ss IO49 l42 1894 la9i i45S Ivy
1885, 1857 1865, 1868 lo6d 2oS' iySy % ss2 SsS 1855
1887, 1888 1881. ~ .or calendar
sTrvp,Np CoI,TT-SPEciAL TERMSedgw1ck, J-Demurref'
No Issues OF fact, No. 6266 - roo 1oo o-o
e,o i 5a e46 GI7 64s sO2 404 AGO. 753 6io 40 1o
P.1T i if~speir J-Nos 134 l51 Cos 1o92 lo'a ooo2
c7, Sia 7p6 l73 l1lS 1884, 90 SS2 DBL dslo AZ, 900
J-NOs5lS SUl 6OO, 300, 9oi' ''''
ot7 slo 2sa 8l3, S14, Sl5, S16, Sl7 SlS
]CnoNMoN PIRAs-CHAM MBHRs-Day. G. J.--N0.7.
EotuY TpKM--I.arTeHore. J.--Nos. O. IA. ,o.o con
THaI TEgN-PAHT Ivan Hoesen. J.-Noa io3ye oss oss
ls3a 500 2S77 57l a58 1S3i, 569 1919 ZiU6 soo Iof
i226 i7s 72I 1869 2s 39i 2j3S 1892 449 Os 1921,
PART III r. DAILY. J-Nos. 1104, ll57 lsx6 mse 930
1851 1887 1897 ROO 1882 1883, 1884 o, ~ Ioo4' --o
MaRINF CoURr-TRIAL TRRM-PART I-sherldan 81,
2lGi SS4s 1883 2s26 2773. 26l0 26ll 29lo S34' 20
PaRf assa a29i s}so Sa Saos Az as'''
PART J.Nos S5s5 sISs 5So StSi. va 81 s557
GENERAL SESSIONS - PART l. = Gider,,eose' ona Wars
Zschentz NAV Marks grand larceny; Timothy INV My
WiIli,m Hausen assault and battery John
timer Henry Moss, assault battery; Michael Lons' h
PART II-sutherland J-Henry Benesten ,ls islo ions
assanlt and battery George Lord Ellen Wills Ed EahaId
Sheridan, grand larceny Edward Murray eohce"''
weapons. ,r.o..o. Monaghan-
| OYER AND TERMNRR-Danlcis, J'-iho""o
I mans upn
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SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK


CLEARED.
Shin izzc Ross CRr) Morris London Snow & burgess
Ship British Qneen (Brl Irving London Sn|w 81 q Burgess
ship John Bertrarn (NOrJ Eod. stockholm, sweden L.
RaTS Sirasmere C,r, Hastings london. Burgess
Bark Qtal). Ferraro, Cette France funcn EuSe
Bark Rosina utal) Porceo Cette France Funch kdye
Bark Ocean Ger) vagt Hamburg, Germany Funch Edye
PARK rlutarch tNor) Roer Koningserg Germany C. To-
0fs g,Sl 'R lockwood Br Backar scedam Holland A. T.
BsTS A,mo swedA ohlsou Port yttletOn and Wellington
EsrK FrSncesc9 Ita Marecs Leghorn and Genoa ITALY
Bak ArSonSu, CNOr.) Moe ElsnOre Denmark for orders
BsTk KcSnsrd Downing santandcr Spain. F. Talbot Co
Brig saleta Qtnl scoto Cork, Ireland Tor ord''S'
Brig Roberta Gta), Astarita. saonea, Turkey laHro'
Biis David owen chadbourne, Gibraltar and Malaga Miller
Bris Keysiole Korn Havana, Cuba T Ward = Co.
Brig Tula, Morgan, Belize. Hond VIM. JeA & co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of York Dcakeh Vera Cruz March ~
Osmpeache 22d Progresso 2Sd and Havana 27h VIII" mase
AMI sipsmshp P Cyde Tnbon &spinwsl March 49,
ano iT.''p pass 70 Paeiic Mail Steamship Co
March Is 3s HnswSk S cs S N 4 ay 5Srv dpa rS Co. Royal -
with m9se 9ns T. W. HseS 1emeS & DAYS with empty
barrels TO Thro Ringer
BARK Tipo dtal oncto, Dublin ls days in ballast 10 F.
Iafi Francesca eargnO Gta Iagro TIaga9i 2; days in
Bark Auguso uta Romano. Lisbon 30 Gays IN ballast to
Benhnm d i5OyoSen.
RarE r. W Criths Of Turks Islandl Drummone. MaiaD-
zas Ii days, with sugar 10 James w. Eweli CO.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IONDos, April 1.-The steamship thiswick (HrA Capt Gar
New Orleans Feb . aud Bermuda March H. las
arrived az Dunkifk.
LI,RHPooI- April 1.-The steamship Minnesota pr) Capt
BurwelL from Boston arrived here today. 49,
The steamship Faraday lI, Capt 1rott, from Newlo'k
March J6. arrived here tOday.
QUETSsToWN April l.-Ihe White star Line steamship
Britannia capt. Perry. YORK March - for ti
Liverpool sgnaiied of CToOkhye at O'Clock Last
night.
AvRR April 1Tle General Transatlantic Co.'S steamship
1rudre from New 1oTk March 90 a;Iitcd here
al ( O'Clock tins morning.
HAIlFAx, y. =. AIril THE Anchor Line steamship
Scandinavia. has arrived from Glasgow, aud the steamship
Dominion, from Liverpool
LoNnON, April l-Sncd 9th nit. Vim. Woodbury.. for
Gbsliar toe latter from Haruig 2sih ut. a.
StrOnaCk Emmanuel. Conc Gcza Slapafy 18th n Sisurd
JAR Anna, Capt Gunnefsen BoBio. Mary Lowcrison Im-
peO the latter for PhladcpEla savannah for New ok
5rh ut SamaIa, for Sew.Oroans bea Wich, for Esti.
more: Eleanor capt M0cSier for Philadelphia; loEs Min
Ca't. GallenO.
ATrvei l7th all Amaia T.; go ult. Clara NJ. 6orirch:
uit IAdsjai Marianua IL 27th uI Gspadi
Fortuna DuIal: Capt Bsnco'
sarah \. Staples, AGli the later st Aelvoc; frci
handed, Lnnea, Ella III. Waltz
DISASTER
Hartman Kew York Dec Frnncisio
wrecked OF Cape HOru. Part Of her crow saved.
1Eor later Sh,DNecs. n any see FIN Pagsi
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.,o uo was released on $4,000 bail MT Hifsca oe'
,Spsi riss the charge made against him.
CIVIL NOTES.


=, .ho sr;t of William Armstrong, in which
=" .,a,ms that legacy paid to one Of A. I. stew
orks o, the same name should have nseh pa pa ,h S
M the plaintiff failed TO appear yestefoTS' ah" ''
complaint was disinisseo
n, Alexander r. Stewart against James H. Bresin anu
o,h.r. essees of the Metropolitan Hotel Judge Lar,e
,oore in Common Pleas Special Term, has denied '"0
acfendants' motion for a further bill OF particular"
The divorce suit of Julia s. Byrnes against
1ohn Byrnes was tried yesterday before Jn"so -,
more in Common Pleas Special Term en was put in
answered but failed to appear, n snu ~ ~ favor
for the vie and decree graDied III ' - cu,
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Coul., oi,',, ,,o
hers granted yesterday an oroer ior pp.. o,,r
s.e ,, =, Charles f. Oliver against Harriet onre1 ioe1
divorce sur Si aSs he was married August 70, 1slI
int his Sife is living IN washington WIZ" "N"'"''
man. ., ,bor of trus-
eos ~ m, Star Newspaper Company from twelve 10
,brteen was filed yesterday with the County Clerk Inc
trustees signing It are Edward ID. Gale Ih1mas si -
Kingsland ii. A. smsley, j. Nelson Ial%tam % VI n "'"
erman John Kelly and Henry A. Guhpieton'
Patrick F. Mcguire obtained a verdict against
Michael Grob. under which william c. Conner, then
sheriff levied on Groh's brewery. John j. Betz ciaiieu
that he had bought it, but the sheriff peis@ea @ IN "a is %
and Betz got Judgment against nun nm i yered tbs udC.
ment. IL
Judpe Blatchford yesterday opened the
Faulty part Of the United States Circuit Court Tor near
ing contested motions and adjourned ~ unuI pm -.
le Enuty calendar for the April Term VIII he taken up
about Nav by Judge Blatchford. S)X weeks VIII oo
given to the hearing OF cases npoh IT,
Six Jurors were fined 800 each yesterday
for ponatendance by Judge Blatcford OF the United
States Circuit Court. These were Edmund b: Aymar,
JoLn Baird William L. Chase, Charles Day, James II.
Uunting and Frank Work. The District Attorney was
directed to take immediate steps for the coecoh o 'he
fines.
jefferson NJ. Levy presented yesterday, on
behaf of the widow OF b. Taylor curious ques-
tion 10 Surrogate Calvin real estate was sold
forS19O0O The taxes and assessments on 1t amounted
10 Sl730S, leaving only about $1,000. Nevertheless.
Mrs Taylur entitled her dover IN one tl o INC
price which would amount 10 over $4,000 hr Levy
claimed the sale must be set aside nauequae!
of the price.
The second Judgment in the suit OF koss
against Hardin has been set aside The plaintiff was the
custodian for two or three years OF the securities OF the
Hardin estate and after the dispute over the estate was
settled accounted for them He sued for compensation
for his care On the first trial he got a judgment Ioi
SS476. This was set aside on technical GROUNDS On
The second trial he got a verdict FOR S9S62 90 Ihls
reversed yesterday excessive ana on me sfoud
that he had mixed together his claims against 'ne Go
tate and against the executors.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April 1-Proceedings in in the Conrt t, I Sl
Thonas NJ Wheeler appellant: and G. w. SANFORD ioI
Respondent No 16UPeopie eX rel Hanneman ast
soner of Taxes argued by III. Charles man
for appellant the respondent submit ms papers No l6!
Ellsworth agt Ftna Co.. argued by James NJ
Jumpbrev for appellant and Joel Walker FOR res ondei
No i69-The Third National Bank agt Bake; submitted Or
appellant; argued by George Gorham for respondent No
172-Eiggins agt Murray; argued by = L. Freeman ol up
pelan and John w. Weed for respondent .
calendar for TuesdayN0 3s6 White agt Bogarii
No S9s People rel Morris agt Randall No 397 Roberts
ngt White. - -. no SEQ ~,
General calendar foI TueSdayNos ia l76 rs 162 lGi
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM ASPINWALIl-Tn steamship (1yde--H Archer
ard wife. Armand. II Baker W. b. Boggs
Miss Ball Miss A. Gro X, f. Clak, Y g. Candee lf, ~ D.
Chaplin H. r. Dennson j. Dolan g. Delces : H. h 1'S ~ X
w Clifford Hoderness. II. A. Harvey f. Johnsoi IL W
Kop s. Lnn W. II. McIniyre, r. Mrriin, f. T. Magauih ~
w Nurent NJ O'Ryan nurse and children MAS :, -
Redo J. dc Romana f. Rogers0n, I. sturgs MISS u Ia
vac. NJ. Zuniga
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fouses ano farms iUantco.

WANTED to HIRE-A furnished hotel or
anansion containing 20 10 % rooms, within y hours
of New.York. address N, T. H.. Box 25 Tribune Office
n. J.. elyna pAIuodlAIA
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EECORDED IEASts

Fish Hamilton 20 jesse Marshall and william J
Hutchinson ckccutors. ctc. 3d.avc. :. u ~ = oi
l5thnt. 2lNiOu, ~ y.aiE ~ animal rent d..
Fish Hamilton e. Jesse \ Marshall and William
Hutchinson, eVrcutnrs, ttc. Sdgvs, - Als ~ : "i
7dih.l 20.fNlou. ~ y'afs at annual fcui ~.
Urumor nargafrf. 10 John Befrmaan, No U.s. "a.
ave. years. az ANIMAL rcuf 0f ....-..-..
Kip, fsaar executor. etc. and smith thn, to Henry
hckgdie, 40 ~ Beach a. years. Al annual frut
Too
stuyy,-aui. Robert r. 10 ~amuel Elmer. cor I'd
ave and lsth.st S0GXlOO Is yosfs. ai annual fcut
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

StirgNE CoiET -CfAaRgHs, -, J--NOs. 25 80 ss, 1G7,
~ ig l5o os 49, 49, s5s 233 24o. 255, 257 25s 259.
- - rriAt TSaa-vfn Worst. J-Nos. loi 8l7, 49, PCT,
- 40 sii 4l5 alb, Az, ais. s2O 42l +z2, 423 424,
- o. s5l fiacl.sire1
'i'N y p.Kr Van Brunt J.-Nos. 3ls4 99s 1910,
80 So 10 l5os. llUl. J0j0 lbL9 &C., Ce4, l522 l47l
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.Anetion Sales Of Real Gstate.

ADRIAN IT. MULLER. Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE.
BY order Of Charles NJ Connolly, deceased
IMPROVED PhOPEkTY,
No. 55 WATERST, No. 129 WEST 49THST,
UNIAPROVED IROPERTY z.
Five lots southeast NJ BROADWAY and o9fttST.
tGrIDd Circ.el opposite CENTRAL PARK.
Eight lofs. with cments, on the east side OF
1iTHAVE. BOULEVARD,
comprising the entire between 29 and and
lots on 9TH and 1Vf.AVIs 2llth 2l2th. 2l3th 2l4In
2lJth and 26thsts, water fronts on HARLEM RIVER
on TUESDAY, APRIL -.
at IL O'clock at the EXCHANGE SALESROOM,
Ill BROADWAY.
Title to all this property is perfect.
6h per cent on bond and mortgage at per cent.
Book Office of ADRIAN ii. MULLER SON
AuctOneers No. Pne.st
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REAL ESTATE.

YEw-YoRK Monday. April 1. 1873.
The following sales were held at tho Ex-
change Salesrooms to-day
By Van rass.i q Hearney
osy ssas sSi I. Of SsSsS a7ls5issx- 900
hO''''' ' n" nu Bs Hiaan; 4 DariIs
plot Of lsna the line Of The h IIso% vss ,Sa
sSSsss saias shd q lsad if line
HIfH + sS5S @ 10000
soy and basement S SSSwn stone I" dwelling
Saays s oS % Fl has sisSs SSs n Of
s.IsssaSsS Sss!.s sf BAN. Of io, sss
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YORg CITY.
Berpbeim Rosa 70 Dora BerniIein, 7th.st, g. 233 IT
West sadst 20 M axsi 1900
MARY and GasS11S to can %m 18Th
ra.iost = IS it OF Washin ston st. 92ss75... $4,000
'an@s astb II as,i 1920
cioqgn W. o M9ry gfsaye 70 Gs 72Ioos 800
75 mp II sa q rIDs Esss an% Mary 10 John Cop
cut, WashinFion-si, " $, is.9 # soi Deserosse :,
Dawes oi Henry r9f T. rSieTce to Mary oaman is6
Hestersr 25Xioo. ioooo
paT,rs nsr ysTy, nS,y y, "a Ioxsl 6 5000
dc I%; 5gRse Rosa TO Mary h 'en NO 10000
Dlon William p rselec TO The sy1 Mutual LIE Ins%r
Il M
Hunt 1 snTah ERA r. 10 Of NfoTSo ensre $4,000
Hurst george ana Gnss 81 . Msffy ag sa"
HUTCHINSON, William and wife and Others to MaryF
jenkins, John oharlesc Doshsr cteeuor, etc ooo
jenkins co JSsH Wef Ha Mulberry st. 25xe6a 5000
'ohRs" pt n n % "f 2Jave 21ssG 10000
Ieyy Maurice ana S w,.e S 900
Ievns Mrlcc 'SG redite 10 Eliza straion and John
H.. Isl n
1yd i'g.I ioS Ins e. e' 900
Msci%tchsy, Anna 10 ANA stafford, 9thave, s, ooo
Mcfn's !. Wirm II LAM ? Fl 10 Fanny Quinn io3ds
Ncd%1t g oIn % y reeTee 10 he New York lie In
surSnce Go. 76ths $50 It { Of 3dave, 2o1 "a 600
Nc McKe1shcr John to jamrs Daniel Resan. NO65 o-s
Meticiisi Episcopsi Church in Harlem, 70 JohnHc
Thompson " cor Lexington We and l2othst q ooo
oIT' SG h, i West ~ III iah 81 - sx irregular 1900
Aansr', h"sDa'I IiG ~ ogdSyc il 6Ho55 1000
N'emann mifc s m Of ave 25S O33 $4,000
Coles No 81 rgweSy 25167 lX2iloKti .,: -.
Quinn Fanny ans 3 9"S@aVs 3 81 e asy %,'% Mce
Rely, bernard shcrn etc 10 Arisn',% q, s WOOD 900
RerneI ia % nrd wife 20 Peter Tasdon and wife ,oo
sctSf no ~ Th, iaT SsG wit to John ricir Eagcav
= I2j II Of Gin 81 tMorrsania,. 225x irrcgu ann
smith Mary a. TO lo,crt courhcn, 27ih.r ia5 ooo
sndarJ o. on Grant sn fSfeTse to george Dean ScnG
5tnavc, " $. ts9 hsoi Grfnd-st. 2GX2'6; and . ooo
ThomS,dn John j. ree &C. Henry iande tr,siee
Ward. join T. Teeisc 10 Henry Mott, I3sthst
wars 'Ha" i""n Of 7ii ave. iGssooiI GC2o
VINO 100 4 n'S,'i Of naysrds, 25.io5G 25O5o
xc i!s washnq,ons n' ? 2Sso ...'.' 1000
zcia,er sa%ac. and giis. Meiacl walsh, quit
"eiay aya rs m ~ OF casi Mprii.anial. a25sr
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
s,r r,sos sl2 sun 626 Clock fast...:- a
Wnn ,,scs b:i4 Moon soufis :50 Moons age days ~
! "''A m,H ToDAY--A. "
s,nsv IIook 7OgI GOV Island. 1852 Hell Gate- BAL
| WATER IoDAY-r NJ ,ooo
Sandy Hook 7:26 GOV Island. 8:l4 Hell Gate '.lOo3
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Brookipn Real @staIe for Sale.

Tor SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
l. 43 Wllowst and l79 WIiougibv St; building No 15s
Reinsenst; suitable for school or business Offices
GORDON l.. FORD 81 Clark St, BrOOklyn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02

w tho United States manufacture unA s6u STAPLE
ARTICLE, Just patented; exeilsivS Eght Gvsn; hbers
terms L. NORRIS, Chicago. III. ~ u y
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
6ituations Uanteo--Gcmales

A DvERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN oFRIcES, No 2aS Broadway cor Thirty -sst,
al. or sos West Twenty -thrl-st Eighthave; zOO
Third ave. cor Forty sevenths; at the HARLEM OFFICE
No 2SSl Thrdaye. One hundred and Twenty foartst
u bicar
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02

ROOTH'S THEATRE. MIGNON To- NIGHT.
po.s;Ss,v sss yna a.s wE af he oPEa
~
THIS !TUEsDAY) EX6NINa. Last NIGHT oK
Miss KELLOGG Mile MARIE ROZE Miss CARY
TOM KARI. COMFY, GoTTscHALK, bxRiLI.
TO Mo RROw "wednesday April 3-AIDA.
Mile MARIE ROZE "a Aida, Miss CARY Amnerfs
THURSDAY EVENING. April 4, only night OF MARTHA.
Miss KELLOGG Lady Henriettn Miss CARY as Nancy.
FRIDAY EVENING, April 5--BENEFIT Of Miss KEL-
Logo. Farewell night Of the Opera First Act VI IRA
VIArA, Second Act MIGNoN. Fourth Act HUGUES0TH
and the Mad scene In HAMLET.
KELLOGG, R0ZE, CARY,
And Full strength Of the Company.
SATURDAY MATINEE farewell performance, TR0vA
TORE. Mile MARIE ROZE In her great crsati0n LEoNORA
Popular prices so cents 81. 81 so and ~.
Monday evening, April s-BostOn Theatre
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-04-25

The above hotel having changed hands, will
MIXTURE be carried on with every facility tend
ing to the comfort Of its patrons The house
will be thoroughly renovated, and by strict
personal attention the proprietorw will cndcavor
to make it equal to any hotel ON the Pacific
Coast The table will be- supplied with the
best of everything the markets can produce,
and under the superintendent Ola thoroughly
experienced cook, patrons may fully rely ON
being furnished to their satisfaction Passen-
gers arriving by steamer will always find Il
party connected with the hotel to conduct the m
to the house.
Vancouver. March Is, 1873.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-04-25

his companion hitched on their boat
to the ship Hertfordshiro, which
went down the river Wednesday.
At Columbia city they met the
Quickstep coming up in tow of the
tug Columbia, and OShea and his
boatman attempted to board that
vessel. They were not successful,
and instead Of coming alongside the
vessel ran directly across her bow.
The bark was undergood Roadway,
and on striking O'Shea's boat broke
it in twain, throwing tie two men
into the water. 1t was very dark at
the time, but fortunately O'Shea and
his companion caught hold of the
anchor which was hanging low.
They contrived to cling to the GEM
bIem Of hope" until ropes were low
cred and the two men were hauled
up on The vessel. 1t was very
close call, for had the anchor not
been hanging low enough for them
to grasp hold they would have per-
is he'd beyond doubt before assistance
could have reached them.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-04-25
LAND FOR SALE.

| have for sale, on reasonable terms, the fol-
lowing Described tracts of land:
Five acres west of Main street. in the city of
Vancouver
Eighty acres on Burnt Bridge Creek, one
and one half miles from Vancouver.
one hundred and six acres ON Lake River,
joining VI. X. Hathaway's farm.
Apply to G. II. Steward, Vancouver, W. T.
JACOB DUBACK.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-04-25
OLD,
TRIED,
TRUE.
People getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought to bc-with the wonderful merits OF
that great American Remedy, the
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This Imminent very naturally originated in AmerL
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising aniidotes for the maladcs Of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for IS years,
until now It oncircles the habitablc globe.
The Mexican Mustang L.nlu'ont is matches
remedy for all external ailments OF man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers II is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves n human life
stores the usefulness OF an excellent horse. OK,
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot, hoof-all, hollow horn. grub.
scrcw-worm, shouderrot, mango, the bites and
slngs OF poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback 10 stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble OF horses. such
ms lameness, scratches, swinny, sprains, founder.
wind gall ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Eminent Is the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring in tho
family, in the absence OF physician. such ms
burns, scalds. sprains, cuts, etc. and for rheuma-
tsm, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
tcularly valuable 10 Miners.
II is the cheapest remedy In the world for 10
penetrates the muscle TO the bone. and a single
application is generally sufheient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment Is put up In three
sizes OF bottles, the larger ones being proportion
stely much the cheapest Sold everywhsr~
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-04-25
Notice U. S. acknowledgements Special
Taxes.

Under the Revised Statutes Of the United
States. section. }232, 3235. 323s and $3.50 every
person engaged in any business, avocation, or
employment, which renders him liable 10 a
special tax, is required to procure and place
and keep conspicuously in his establishment
or place of business II sTAHPdcnoting the pay
mcut Of said special tax for the spccal-taX
year beginning Nav /, 1873. Section 32H, Re
yiscd statutes, designatcS who are liable to
special tax return, a prescribed ON Form
II, j, also required 10y law OF every person liza
bile 10 special tax a. above, Severe penalties
are prescribed for non compliance with the
foregoing requirements, or for continuing in
business after April 30, 1873, without payment
of tax.
Application should be made to j. X. Hayden,
Collector Of Internal Revenue, at Olympia,
VT
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-04-25
Major W. V. Riuehart.

Major W. V. Riuehart, Indian
Agent at MaIheur, in a report to his
department gives quite an entertain
ing account OF the operations there
ip the interest Of the Indians. He
reports the whole number on hand
Sol. IIesays: various causes have
combined to reduce the number Of
Indians at the Agency. Chefamong
which is the detection of Chief Win
nemucca's band, growing out of a
superstitious teud between them and
Chief Otiz. The Major does not
seem to consider these Oregon Arabs
yet fit to become church members,
but thinks that persistent and long
continued effort will be required to
bring them up to standard Of civ
ilization adapted to the Introduction
of the Christian religion: The retor.
nation can only be brought out in
the culture of their children.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-04-25

WATER RIsING.-The Columbia
is now at a good boating stage.
The Yakima river we learn has been
bank full for the past two weeks.
The warm weather has melted the
snow in the mountains to such de-
gree that we may not look for very
high water the coming June. The
Columbia river is quite high for the
time Of year. Il is more than a
month in advance Of other years.
We think it safe to say that there
will be no extreme high water in the
Columbia river this season. Should
this turn ont to be true the wood
supply for Wallula and the other
towns on the Columbia river will be
limited. The anuualr rise of the river
possesses Il great deal Of interest to
the people Of those untimbered 10.
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-04-25
Kept constantly on hand.
AsSIGNEE> NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the second Judicial District Of Washington
Territory.
In Bankruptcy
i'HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
L notice that on March 10Th, ISIS, he was
duly elected the assignee of John VI. McIntire,
late of Cathlamct, in the county Of Wuhkiu-
KUN. and Territory of Washington, who was
adjud%cd bankrupt upon the petition Of his
creditors, by the District Court of said dis
trct That said election has been approved
by the Judge. and the undersigned has duly
accepted and qualified a. such assignee.
AARON KINNEY, Assignee.