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New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
Couulrr Drorcrtn 60 fct

At ORANGE. " J.-For Rent and Sale
\ even. NJ residence pr Dertr ms neigh. oraud
-r,os.-r. Ei"AHu D.. tAHlLIyN. so tAe s'r n. .-
EARN~ TO RENT.-Iwo Farms 20 rcnt IN
i Dnuu.a county -'o acres of aut- all
necessary buildings we'll Nt.rrrt 20 .'.toi,i9r -''.t
would 10 about g. l' per acre. Al + 70 titA@
coos. Germantown. Columbia Co.,, OF E a. L~lL,. .. d.
co., Nu.H Zine ST. -.--tl
NTONTCLAIP. - Houses furnished unfur-
~ r,-hed and rent How" Parsons7' .-iar-.N "
NIARKLT GARDENER. FLORIST or
VI NJ E-ERYN AE-To lease r0omv house stable, hen
nery and acres lu f't aut garden suitable f'
above culture good markets near 1v Sud Hn ir
spot rzpc-u, ~-t small -arta can have AteAeht
chance. At.rr-s Poet office i1I --'. I-kl.etA NJ
NORRI~TOWN. y. J.-TO LET-The resi-
VI of tnr lao" Judge Wool deceased large house
aaC grounds garden. stafe and rarrsy yeuou.e ,rauu-e
lausTv elegantly located .D centre W town modern .-
yroveu-lt-. w.. fes-, of short ur .oug term
Jos ". 6ALLENIlN j. Morn,to"n. VI
ORANGE, y. J.-Hou-e- and Country seats
- o. tor Ie s~rat variety also farms inc olL
ine .ots HLtrkN I'LL BROS -. broaHTav. Room
TO LET-m PA~~AIC. New-Jer-ey, large,
new 4u1 elegant -IN l-E -G--- best location ID Tie
city. Impure n JOHN i. fl NEi. B.u3u-heldd'e,
TO LET-At PlainHeId, y. j., - minutes
f,om New YORK. handsome Two story and French roof
house Iroy .If-. aarl auf chicken house
.0f 20 I3UY ~ u4-u-es VA. t4Ou depot 500 ~ uls
100 Earclav't. Vev York.
TO RENT-At Crotou Landing, one hour
1 and ryou'v minutes nom Grand enta. DeDot-A nine
pelyear Appy 70 1E address DLOEGE r. FERRIS lTc'on
Landing y
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Balls
ftlusical Instruments.

TAKE NOTiCE.-Upon my return from Eu-
rope ISIS FrIt-ei largely Realty offer 1r ths
month I,autf plano. ypuEht UAIor organ style io-1
3 stO sErlE u reeds weight tt E+d,
r.lus olup0srs prr" aIO1t $40 NY price only $50 20
worked AZ the factory ~. 10
Ia 10 l ur!a!a ILl- c,L utcT IS extended uLL4
fItc! To L however order now Er~ pauOH
si4S arca! $50 "a $40 pay
mstrIn ans ~ your own toe Latest cf
eu-u iIse AadTsss Dane. y GeA{y, Warrington, D j.
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GIN Real estate tor Sale.

4 Fine. full-sized house. No l West 46th-st.,
y for se very cheap also 20 west 4-thsf - West ist
!. J West a7fhst ~ 5-t others near ON and
M4dlsouagos a. 900 20 500 600 w. j. seymour ltl ID way
NUOICEoT PLOT BELOW THE PARK
u Nat.on.a'r ana 55tLsL, I0U73I- Terms " SUIT
IL Wsst ILJLstgnsL
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Cltn propertn 90 Get.

TO IET-Otiiccs. lofts, stores and Easements
j 'u HceEnan Ann Fut0n. John Pear Cold ny Ni!
nam and \I-rsu--ts ISL LANp AlIlNp. beeAman FL
rHO LEI-FOur story brown stone Houses (;
t.r on ---t-st Madison. and t--ta on -itasf
aut Nat-onave thee houses ueiue hlt a- lrrrltnrI
Investment Tslsct hr-t-,la--. and have al
modern improvements Natcuman "u premises 10 'ril-
required. Apply to r. O. IEDLLE, Arnold. Constable AZ
Cu. Isl. -r-avr. and lsfI-t
J'O RENT-FJ RNISHED OF Unfinished.
so goa EI" l5tu---A three story prick house WIN
extension. improvements and .n EDol order possession
can r gwen April L Apply .n rr-u.@c-
'TO LET or FOR SALE.-J42. j44. j4G, SIS
"1shuF'ou-st solti E"st corner ~ king -t s41-'l1L
building NTH boiler and ryatorf suitable f1r
warehouse factory Apply 70 L. l. ROBINS, -uJ
Wafer-er
TO LET or FOR SALE. 4G3 and 469 9TH
ave.. cabinet hni-ht perfect order handsome
cHantelers. CHARLES g. HART. IsJ Broadway
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Citn Real estate for 5aie.

A NDVERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT LIE
uPTOWN OFFICES. No 1,&3s broadway cor hrty uIsN @
St or BOs Twenty thiTdst, corner hlRhth .,
No g2 East Fourteenth ct. corner nonsg9aig y1v
Third Forty -eventhst; at the HA tllA r.
No 22SI Thrdave, one hundred and.tWenty ourIs.
Harlem savings Bank Buillingl 1p 10 D. m- Al reRiAi
office rates
NOR SALE or rEXCHANGE-FactOry build
ings and hy eight wears leases Of three lots pa oIo
jlN West .4thst Apply on pre- aises u J. HAEhl9ON.--
TOUR LOTS FOR SALE on 47TH-ST,. be-
L 9th aud Madlsou-avesl also on 4sth-st''
location + II LUDLOW & CO..
rP3-37 3 Pne-st. snd il30 BroadTay
THOMAS-ST., near Church. 25x1o0, good
L Investment RULAND WHITING. BeeEmsntt
STH-ANE.. near j3d-st.-FIue medIWm-slze
> Iiou-e. I. price po4s,siou Y x. STEVENSON, IT,,
4 Pine 80 East 18Th ste and 6Ol jthave.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
THE COURTS.
A CONTEST OVER NITRATE OF PoTAsI

A CONTEST Wv Eh M ia T. OE VI AHAA'
The case of the assignee of Olyphant q
"a ~ China briefly mentioned already in THE TEIR
,-Dr seems from the papers 10 be this; Oyphant
Co had a contract with the Government OF Peru
the importation of Coolies, which was broken Ieav
,,g 10 the company some recamations 10 sei'le
,be.e a new contract was entered into appoint
,,e the company sole agents for the export
,-or, Peru Of nitrate OF soda. Oiyphant Co. were
60 nav az once liz cents pound, when the
trafe was delivered on board being about one-haf its
,,r,e They we're % be aOwei SD 80 ton rebate,
d anvtbine urther 10 be divided in certain pro-
,-,ons Under this contract Olyphant Co. arranged
-, D-ereI Morgan & Co. ana !. : Morgan & Co.. OF
.-5-r hv winch drafts could be drawn against tne
es with an assurance OF acceptance. This. accord
e. m fbe Dauers 90 the SUIT, carried our regularly
tv.,,r maj tie Peruvian Government ANTICIPATED
scs -rosu.c profit, ,uutlth assignment by OY-
ta,t O., to Henry Omstead the pIain'if I'D ihs st
-tr,. frIa tWeutv-oUc CarEoes were dduat valued ~
a. a. ~Q-t 4qa The Peruvian Government appointed
V-' Grace & Co. irs agents 20 look after Ils inter
90 D-exai. Morgan Co. surrendered to william 4
- q d, The bIiis OF ,adlug etc, which they held ~
cr~,f, on l gpAau- & Co.'S drafts. THIS action Is 10
.r9 9r race s co. from parting Wlth eccurlues ir
Ic-vei f~om Drexc Co, until 10 Is Judicialy deter
ned now f8r that surrender was right; ana 10 comDe
-@,a A. CO. to udv % the creditors OF Oyphdnt AZ CO.
.t. f1 amount OF the rebate on the cargoes adoat-
s932 .a2 The case wll come ~ Tor argument next
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

Lothian Wilson, on August Is, 1873, agreed
20 sell mortcaged premises 10 oscar r. Never for sI'oo
hlf was unable 90 deliver proper deed because MS
VIE refused 20 join in IL. About month later 1he
contract being sun IN allegiance the property was SOFA
.a- foreclosure OF nortEaze Meyer under advice OF
counsel oiddug II IN for $1,000. THIS was enough 70
satisfy the mortgage debt costs and taxes and cave D'-
sides surplus OF 1898 so On reference 20 determine
tow t.is surplus should De- distributed, one Jpham
proved t4at be had entered a Judgment against
" .on for S4l6 a one day before the foreclosure
ta., and claimed that tins judgment was lien
OH the property Gs II no contract mad been made.
Never claimed that The Judgment could not atiacl as
len upou the mere nominal tlte % Wison. ahd JlA'
fhe contract vested Never with equitable tJc lLe
referee Adrian r. Jolne, sustained Meyers view ma,
the equitable clam o the purchaser w5r superior 70 Ae
statutory lien or the Judgment creditor. Judge Van
Uoeseu las confirmed the ret-rec's report Frahkru-
leimer & Ku-enb.att appeared for Meyer; ChaLhe'd7
Ransom and L :. Cauld TeI opposed.
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forses an0 farns uantto.

EARN WANTED.-An experienced Ameri-
/ can farmer wants sood farm. vel stocked on
shares y references Address - o. LEWIS Albany,
Ny
IXANTED-To rent a farm from 100 70 200
W acres j. r NJ ULLEN. Perth Amboy. y j.
WANTED To RENT-A building suitable
w y1r boarding -thoo. n local ty where good day
school cau Doe oDJI.lrd. Address PROFESSOR Tribune
Office Ns9 York
NVANTED-To buy farm OF about 100
W acres Of tle 'D- - Duchess county
Nrrr~-s giving description ~ buildings location and
lowest Sd rrce. d. e J., Tribune ofee
ANIED-Io rent. within 30 miles OF
~ York hv r1l. , %. Ator.rd locked.
good house and lu GlEs U' va-r' healthy locality or.
house tuG F. shaded. Full pHrt.cu
lars % terms. rr4 .l.eL 1!EALD ~IM t~D y, ".
Post Orlce BOX l633.
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Counirp Real Gslate for Sale.

AT TENAFLY, y. j., for sale-An elegant
~ country -~at owner q Europe either ten or l.T,y
vegetable garden. fully stocked handsome, nnely finished
modern res icn,r somlirtr I'D eyty lsrC'5la%L % m yrrv
high strictly healthy commanding extensive views. Apply
NewJersey Real Estate specially.
4 CHEAP HOME.-For sale. n good we'll
~ built frame house and lot The lot Il 25Hl9o fee lhs
he a building suitable for carpenter. shop
sra aioa 70 una es wax from Cfiop LANDING the prop
ery bought sl2OO part ~ the purchase money
can remain mortgage Address r. A L. Box 40 lrioun'
At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
AH Se Gf r5e3 20 on ' hs Te, e Of the 4
bauv Post Road mile north o he station apd commands
extensive views Of The Hudson River he And i iay coy
cred h sp9gs pear ana oheT sm' iIai, & ana ana IS az n ,s
outbudugs, the house utaus Il aTge cOOns
EDWAKD CLARKE. Tribune Onics.
FOR SALE-A FARM of 81 ACRES go
rooms barn ana building, in good order fruit
ticaarv le4ihy Price 10000 Address NJ BOX 70, TrO-
uue Office.
COR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, y. j
n,n!- .S $50 good Vel ci.t-r1 smaI ffJs oaaou
Hr'cl1s- T ~.n9ie- Va ,r9n ADDRESS 'l0
Tor SALE at Low PRICE, in NORWALK,
Conn very de-i. sdence ia best localien house
e. reTrt 1aportuuItS for parties wishing oE rent and
SURF ~ Address rosr oGce Box asa. y =
nor SALE-FARN on the Rartan River, IL
i BROOK. y. J - acres OF land AL I'D
gOod working condition -Sss cottage Win ,isUN ,o
lawns barn stable with box and ordinary stalls hen
Adores. v. j.. BANCKEH Nos. 20 and a ChambeIs-st'
HOUSE for SALE at East Orange, y. j..
baltimore e4tal water >rcnea. ".n grounds 81 b, X!
90 VI r. WALLACE az station 0r 70 II. PORTER 81 PAX
ORANGE, y. J-ELEGANT COUNTRY
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Gacs bn Auciiou.
JlHy b. IUArEE Aactouecr
DY JOHN II. DRAPER \ co.
ID UN WEDNESDAY. MARCH j.
- O'Clock. noon.
AZ fht COAL. And lEtN EAt TANGE.
corner Ourf aulf All tAuleh-tz.
h~ Itr a rl- IrlaNI. e. a.. H Gsou anal Co.
$4,000 Tons LAthANANNA COAL.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

~ built frame house and The II 3JEi3O feet The
stories AMI rooms In tno rear pt
hous, small building suitable for carpenters sl2o
furniture maker % tdteu Island. " r.
suc about ~ wax from Chfton LANDING Ine pr P
erty can bought part u the pur hase money
mortgage. Address r. A L. Box a. lrlouna
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

IurulIure.
nESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE,
LIBRARY TABLES. BOOKCASES. &c
Manufactured by
r. u. -FLLEW.
III FIltou-st
AGENT FOR TIRE CELEBRATED "WOoIDN DISH
IINL DESKS FOR HOLIDAY FI.tSENI7.
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5itnailons Uduteo--females.

COOK.-A competent cook and bread maker;
~ will with the washing objection 10 the
try good city reference. l29 " est l5th-s. % floor
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

JAIIF II WAIL : II NITI I'T-II ~ I :
i "a .uz from PIER font Ca1aLst. NOrtl Riyer
Tor I-fILI IS yf PANAMA
-t~iu-l.l. Hf.-. E,I cry. Monday. March 10. noon
Connecting t.r Cc.f.I. ana south America aud Mexico
F. SAN FRAEtI-LI va f-NIiMI Us .E PANAMA.
steamship Lon. Ihur-dIr. March 20
Connect. central and south America and Mexico.
From -au Frlncisco lor japan and China
-trau-u.a IEnIN Tuesday. AiIlI J., nuol.
steamship tIrE OF TOXIC Thursday. Nav ! noon.
From -yu francesca ~ Honolulu, New Le4And. And
Australia
-ream-uip II AIANDIA. Monday March T. noon.
For freight general information. amply az OOmpanys
ONCE, pier foot OF anal st, N0rtn t'@s .....-
Passenger .0TEtI4cI tU IAN FRAN l-t1 "A y DIV n
r-rANT- Japan CHINA EWZEALANU. AU-.
THAIIA SOUTH AMERICAN. CENTRAL AMERICA
and MEXICAN PORTS,
For H. ket. Information n regard ~ routes apply 10 the
I.. ..arI.r r.rF ~
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fotels.

"rVHE WESTMORELAND' 17th-st and
4 -quarc.-APA RTMENTs, furnished aud untur-
uished. 20 rent Apply % J4u.tor
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

of the United States, or money paid
by the United States or from their
funds, whether as damage, compensa-
ton or otherwise from or on account
Of any property, real, personal or
mixed, taken, used, injured or de-
stroyed by United States troops, or
by or through any officer, civil or
military, or other person acting or
protesting to act under authority of
the United States, or oftheir enemies,
or taken, used, injured or destroyed
from any other cause whatever, dur
ing the existence of the late insurrec-
ton or rebellion against the govern
ment of the United States, unless the
owner thereof land in case any corpo
ration, its governing authority and
management was during all the time
of such instruction or rebellion, loyal
in fact to the government of the
United States, and gave neither aid
nor encouragement to the enemy.
Nopension, bounty, grant, pecuniary
indemnity or pecuniary benefit shall
ever be given, or provided for by or
under authority of congress or any
state for or on account of any military
or other service performed, or any in
jury suffered in hostility to the gov
eminent of the United States.
No pardon Or amnesty, past or flu
ture, shall have any effect to take any
person, case or claim out of the pur-
view of this article.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

A new constitutional amendment
has been proposed in the U. S. Senate,
which will place the Democracy in a
bad dilemma. If they vote for it,
then it passes, and forever cuts off all
southern claims. If they vote against
it they are placed on the record as in
favor of making the government pay
the losses of and expenses Of those
who rebelled against it. The amend
ment is a. follows:
Article XvI.-No claims against
the United States shall ever hereafter
be sustained or allowed BY congress
or any department, or Officer or court
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

A bill to restrict Chinese immigra-
ton has been passed by the house
Of representatives, and very proba-
bly, will pass the senate. Its provis-
ions do not interfere with the Chi
nese now in the country, and pro-
hibits any vessel from bringing more
than Is Cinnamon to this country on
one voyage. 1t is to be hoped that
it will become a law.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

RAILROAD CoNsTRUCTIoN.-The to-
tai number of miles of railroad built
on the Pacific Coast in 1878, is as fol-
lows: Washington Territory fifteen
miles, to which might ba added about
thirty-eight miles for the extension
of the S. & w. w. r. r. and the Ia
coma Coal Road from Tacoma to
Wilkeson, which have really been
completed during the past year. In
Oregon, thirty-six miles; Arizona,
thirty miles; California, seventy .one
and half miles; Idaho, one hundred
and twenty. six miles.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

The following postofices have been
established in Washington Territory
since the first of October. 1t will be
we'll for business men and correspon-
dents to make note of them: Ana
tone, Whatcom county; Artondale
(Arton), Pierce county; Cherry Val
ley, King county; Kamilche, Mason
county; Key. Thurston county; Little
Falls, Lewis county; Novelty, King,
county; Milton, King county; Pataha
City, sColumbia county; Summit;
Chehalis county: Homework, Yak
ina county; Newaukum Prairie,
Lewis county.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

U. S. Senators were chosen last
week in several of the States, Roscoe
Conkling being reelected in New
York, Don Cameron in Pennsylvania
and John P. Jones in Nevada. ILL
nois elects John Logan again, Mis-
souri, elects Col. Vest, an obscure con-
federate. Indiana sets up VOORHEES,
once more. In Wisconsin Matt Car
penter was elected. After March 4th
the senate will contain 80 Republicans,
AZ Democrats and l Independent.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

Russian and German medical Jour-
mails state that East Europe is in a
state of great alarm at the rapid
progress of the plague towards the
north and east of Russia from the
Caspian sea along the course of the
Volga. One difficulty in preventing
the spead of the plague is the want
of physicians. About one third of
the Russian doctors died either dur
ing the war or from the typhoid fever,
which followed it, and large num-
Der of young students have been sum-
moned from hospitals and medical
schools to take their places. One
medical journal insists on the impor-
lance in the interest of all Europe, OF
providing Russia with doctors and
helping her keep down the plague.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

The weather in Great Britain con-
tinues severe, and the number of dis
tressed poor is greatly increased. In
Paris traffic is almost suspended by
snow. In Brittany and other provin-
ces telegraphic and railway commune
cation are interrupted. Light-ships
are abandoning their stations on &C.
count of ice.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

MAKING PREPARATIoNs.-The peo-
pie Of Umatilla county have deter
mined not to be surprised and slaugh-
tered In the spring by the hostiles.
A meeting has been called for Satur-
day next asking the men ofthe county
to assemble at Pendleton court house
for the purpose of determining what
steps should be taken for the removal
of the Umatilla Indians from the res
ervation, also to devise means for bet
ter protection in case of an Indian
outbreak in the spring. A cores
pondent writing to the East Oregonia''
says: 81 am informed by Mr.. J. B.
Monteith, Indian Agent at I.apwai,
who is now here on his way home
from Washington City, that measures
are soon to be adopted by the gov
eminent to remove the Umatilla In
dian Agency, and the Indians to the
care of Father Wilbur, and the land
to be sold in lots of 160 acres each
for the benefit of the Indians, and the
removal will be consumsted at ~
early day"
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VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 1879.

The new pension bill which has be-
come law gives to all pensioners of
the late war arrears of pension from
the date of death or discharge from
service, on all pensions now granted
or that may be granted. The back
pay thus given amounts to very large
sums in many cases.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

The beautiful snow, on the Meacham road
10 piled up seven and eight feet in places. and
the overland stsge has frequently . terrible
time in getting over the Blue Mountains.
Above Dayton the snow IL reported 70 be four
feet deep About the vicinity OF Lewiston
them 10 - usual. very little of it. The same
y the esse In Boiss Valley, but, throughout
the Mouptsins the snow lies deep aad solid.
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TN THE PROBATE COURT OF CLARKE
l. County, Washington Territory
In the matter Of the estate Of John T. Love-

Tn THE PROBATE COURT OF CLARKE
l. County, Washington Territory.
In the matter Of the estate Of John r. Love-
lace, deceased
II appearing to the Court by the petition
this day presented by Benjamin +. Shaw, the
executor of the last will and testament Of
John T. Lovelace, deceased. praying for an
order To sell real estate, that 1t 10 necessary
to sell the whole Of the real estate belonging
to the said deceased, in order TO Day the
mortgage liens thereon, the debts outstana-
ing against the deceased, and the costs and
charges of administration;
II is therefore, on this twenty-seventh day
Of January, A. D. 1879, ordered by the Court,
that all persons interested in the estate Of the
said John I. Lovelace, do appear before this
Probate Court, on
Monday the Third day 81 March,
4. d. 1879, ut the hour of teo o'clock in the
forenoon Of the said day, at the court room
of this Court, in the city Of Vancouver, Clarke
county, Washington Territory, then and
there TO show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said executor authorizing
him to sell the whole Of the real estate ri the
said deceased, or SO much thereof % may be
necessary to pay the said mortgage liens, the
said debts outstanding against the said John
T. Lovelace, deceased, and the cOsts and
charges Of the administrator Of The aid q.
tate.
1t is further ordered by the Csurt, that q
copy Of this order be published once . week
for four successive weeks In the VANCouvsR
INDEPENDENT, weekly newspaper printed
and published in the city Of Vancouver Acre
said.
WILL1AW RANCH.
Judge Of the said Courk
Territory of Washington, AZ
County Of Clarke. ss'
william Ranek.
Judge Of the Probate Court OF Clarke couptv.
Washington Territory, do hereby certify thst
the foregoing Is true copy Of the order 70
show cause made BY this court In the natter
Of the application Of Bcnjsmin r. SHAW, q.
ecutor OF the last will and testament q John
T. Lovelace, deceased, for an order = Ell
real estate.
49,, Witness my hand and Tie zeal
SEAL Of the said Court thls twou.
49, ty-sevcnth day II January, 4.
d. 1879.
WILLIAM RANCH.
Judge OF the said Court.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that all persons hav-
ing dealings with the undersigned, will please
come forward and settle by the first Of Feb
ruary without fail. j. A. DuPUIs.
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TN THE PROBATE COURT OF CLARKE
l. County, Washington Territory

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF CLARKE
l. County, Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate of William O'Neil,
deceased.
happening to the Court by the petition
this day presented by Hugh Byrne, the ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of William O'Neil,
deceased, praying for an order to sell real es-
tate, that it Is necessary to sell the whole of
the real estate belonging to the said de-
thereon, the debts outstanding against the
deceased, and the costs and charges Of ad-
ministratiOn;
tits therefore, on this twenty seventh day
Of January, A. d. 1879 ordered by the Court,
that all persons interested in the estate of
the said william ONeil, do appear before
this Probate Court on
Monday. the Third day OF March.
A. D. 1879 at the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of the said day, at the court room
Of this Court in the city of Vancouver, Clarke
county, Washington Territory, then and
there to show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said administrator author
izing him to fell the whole OF the real estate
Of the said deceased, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the said mortgage
lien, the said debts outstanding against the
said William O'Neil, deceased, and the costs
and charges OF the administration Of the said
estate.
II is further ordered by the Court that a
copy OF this order be published once n week
for four successive weeks in the VANCOUVER
INDEPENDENT, weekly newspaper printed
and published in the city Of Vancouver afore.
said.
WILLIAM RANCK.
Judge Of said Court.
washington Ss.' on Terri, Territory SIS.
], William Ranck,
Judge OF the Probate Court OF Clarke county,
Washington Territory. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true copy Of the order made
by this court in the matter Of the application
Of William O'Neil, deceased, to sell real e.
tate.
Witness my hand and the
SEAL. seal OF said Court. this
t--' 9th day Of January, A. d.
1872
WILLIAM RAxCK.
1916 Judge Of said Court.
j. A. DUPUIS,
Corner Main and Fourth Streets, Vancouver
DEALER IN
Fine Groceries,
Flour, Meal, Selected Teas and CofIees, su-
gar, Spices, Butter and Cheese from the
best Dairies, also Fruits and
Vegetables.
And nne variety Of other goods usually kept
In frst class store.
Have also lot OF Grain Sacks which will
cell At Portland pricss.s
Fresh Bread, Rolls, Cakes, &c. from the Or.
sgon Bakery kept on haad.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30
Admi nistr ators's Sale Of Real Estate

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
the Probate Court OF the county Of Clarke
Washington Territory, made on the twenty
eighth day Of December, A. d. 1875, in the
matter of the estate Of Joseph Petrain, de-
ceased, the undersigned, administrator de bo
mis- non Of the said estate, will on