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sohr Isos tof casnel Smith st John B, days with
schT deerss Walker ThS%Pson Gsrlsns. IA day.. with
schr AcOrs of Mschasl, Robinson wldsor s. 10 days.
with plaster TO G IIiggins;yesse 10 W Loud Co '
with bling 20 n Marenie '"oi'e days
schf Helen King, Crowley, Calais with lah to simpson,
se2r ORR v Drisko. Drsso Guantanamo IS days with
~ Ship British America OBJ. Lockhart from London
which anchored below for orders came to the city to-
wIND-sun.et-At Sandy Hook. light W, clear. Al city
Island, NJ clear.
strs Victoria r, Rant London, henderson Bros; stag r
Willis LoadoP John Seago1 Ciiy q Montreal Cr cond
Austin BALDWIN Co; STATE Of virginia tBr Noodle Gas
SSn Ha% ac a' 1ntn N Fd1
e CO. cate ely RssgS 6ay1n1an Geo Y9ng Hs,era
Ipgrr@ Charleston and Ferpsndina, W 4uintard & Go;
wood Co; Josephine Thompson. Moore Baltimore j 5
ships Rscehorse tNor) Patterson Hamburg Bockmsnn.
oerein Co Hanna lNor Lutken Antwerp. Punch Edye
Co; orpheus t0er chstOners. Hamburg, Theodore Ru.
Bsrks Hea tSor Nielsen, Bordeaux, Finch. Edye Cot
1 5s A MST s ,aPae wHye
$50: James Pendergast lsI, Baker Cadis Francesca
Cuono Cette Lauro Storey q scirpati Abel Abbott Cbss
Roaro John Dunn; Minnie Watts Watts Anglers for or.
Bfgs sarah Ann Bradford Vera cruz Mckay Dix, Jo,z.
(iIr, Inness Lyerpoo Bailey Co: Aida smith
scSTs Fam o. IhanteT, Beloa Cat Island, BJ wenbers
WOOD Cat sa cG af enSE co. Sl%q
ODDS & Resizo Mary Ellen ThuTber Baltimore Vim Chal.
mers; NettiO (Brl, Britt. st Andrews. A t Heney
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, May 2S.-AU srs Martinique (Fr) from NewOr-
leans: at Newcastle Redewater (Brl. from NeS.York
LIVERPOOL MAY 2S.-Arr Bohemian from Roson
NepiSon (B from Montreal jamaican tBr from New
Orleans
Sailed str Bavarian Or, for Boston,
SOUTHAMPTON, May 2sArr str DOMAIN from NewYork for
Bremen
HAVANA May 2s-Arr City OF Merida from Vera Cruz
for Nea-York.
Path Sasa both for Gloucester RIO de la Plata DyleO
Baltimore: ROsiua c. for NewYOrk. SaggO
patra 26n inst Mai Fratel ATecco, Hilton Annie aus
ten both for Philadelphia Fngall 9th inst Edith Troop
both New-YOrk Pims0u Avenir Cibeie. Thleva Mon
arch, Ada 2sth Carolina Falanga Aaelo G3aOS the
latter for NewY Ora; Recovery. for Delaware River.
Arr 2lst inst, Maria Adelaide Hattie Mcfarland; cath
GlacOmO. Mountain Laurel,
26th lust Marie Maud Scanned; 2Sth inst. Agnes Pr1uS
Solid Fiiadelna.
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claim his bride. The wife desires. now to have the
marriage cancelled. She lives on last lenth-st.,
10 New-YOrk, and wishes to be no longer bound to
HIM. The matter has been referred TO the counsel
of the Board of Health.
BROOKLYN.
Francis Vreeland and Michael Hess, who were ar
rested recently for alleged completely In the bur
Qlary ut Maguires dry-gOOds store in fuiton-st on
May 5, were discharged by Justice Walsh yester-
day.
The asphalt pavement in Bedford-ave. is being
extensively repaired, the Park Department having
let the contract. Sections between Keap and Wal
labont-sts in the Eastern District are shut on from
travel for the present.
The number of deaths in Brooklyn last week
IA. DR.. Wyckof Registrar of Vital Statistics,
states that this is the lowest deathrate-l3.26 In
1.000-shown by the records in the Health Depart
ment. The average weakly dcath-rate for the past
five years exceeds % i'm / 900.
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A CHURCH SINGER ROBBED md SHOT

Officer Peter Harding, of the Eighteenth
Precinct duty at 10 o'clock last night near the foot
of East wenty-fh-s, heard pistol shots and found
man writhing in pain having been shot once in the
neck in the cheek and robbed of his watch and
chain. The injured man gave his name as Jacob
Graft age fOrty-fOur of No. 3i2 Third-aye.
He said he walking through Iwenty-hfth-st.
when he was attacked by two unknown men,
who tried to rob him. His resistance provoked
tine shots He was removed 70 Bellevue Hospital.
Facts which the Injured withheld, afterward
discovered by the police follows; MI Crafts tenor
singer IN one Of the city churches; He met James
Minor at Eghth-st and che BOwery, last night They
walked together until they reached Twenty hfth-st
when Minor asked Graf the time, suatched the watch,
and fired the shots when Graf resisted de then ran
away, CRAFTS injuries slight.
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FOSTER NOMINATED IN OHIO
Continued from First Page.

signature to measures which he conscientiousy dis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS plainly intended to allow free
course to fraud violence and corruption IN the
National electons-aud to impair the constitutional
snnremocv of the Nation deserves the signal con-
demuatiOn OF every honest and law-abidng cltizen:
". Resolved That the present extra session, OF
Congress, thus compelled by Democratic consplra-
tors hes been prolonged beyond all possible eX-
cuse not only to the depletion of the Treasury, but
also to the grave detrlment OF every industrial ana
commercial interest of the country, by I'M
called for agitation of several questions; ny
persistent efforts in hostility TO the resump-
ton of specie payments already happily ac-
complisbed by constantly tampering with cur
rency system unsurpassed in the world; by reopen
ing and stimulating sectional controversy by the
determination to repeal all War legislation; and by
seeking to inaugurate reactlonary revolution ue-
signed to restore full power to Solid South IN
the affairs of the Government.
v ResOlred, That the financial administration OF
the Government by the Republican party In accom-
pshing the great work of the resumption OF specie
PAYMENTS in restoring our currency to par value,
in greatly reducing the burden of the National
debt, In rcfunding large proportion OF tne
same at b for Tste rate Oh tberebW alone saving to
the Treasury S13,000,000 year. ard In enhancing
the National credit TO standing never before at
tanned is a of just pride to the kepubiicahs
OF Ohio. and deserves the warm APPRECIATION OF the
American people u,
VI. ResoIred, That this perpetual disturbance
of the country in response TO the conclatory meas
uTes of the Administration should by the Judgment
of the people, be thoroughly condemned.
VII. ReSOired, That the Democratic Legislature OF
Ohio gong ON from bad 20 worse, from OConnor
Reforms" of our public institutions, resulting IN
scandals unnumbered and mischiefs unmeaSured.
10 outrageous attempts revise and reverse the VIII
of the people declared by their sutfrages. tossing
upon them legislative usurpation, defeated candl,
dates for local offices in place of those duly elected
by lawful and unQuesiOned ballots cast IN the
interest of honest and decent home governments,
merits the most indignant rebuke OF every lu-
telligent voter of the State
VIII ResOirod, That the memories OF our dead
heroes who gave their lives TO save the Nation from
destruction protest against the expulsion of their
living comrades from ublic offices TO crafty the
partisan purposes of the dominant party III Con-
gTesS 81,
TX Resolrod. That we send greeting to the Presl-
dent of the United States and our Republican Mem
bers of Congress. and cordially thank aud honor
them for the firm aud patriotic stand they have
taken in opposition 10 the designs OF the MAJORITY
of the present Congress. and we hereby pledge
them our earnest and individual support
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SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.........May 2;
ARRIVED

Str Holland OBJ, Heeley London Nav 10 10 + Hurst
Str Algeria OBI, Watson Liverpool May IL Queens
town Is. Ia g Il Francklyn.
str France FTl Trudele Havre May l., TO de Bebin.
str Caiand (Dutch Deddes Rotterdam May To- Funch
Edge & CO.
Str suova ger. Franzen Hamburg May IA Havre
II, to Kunhardt & Co.
Str Marlborough (Br Fraser, Bermuda May %, to f
Outerbudge & Co.
SIR Carondee Burrows t1erfuegos May IT, via ST Jago
de cuba 20. and Nassau %, TO J Ward & 60.
str Western Texas Hines Jacksonville May D. Bruins
% and Port Royal 20, Ia Charles Mallory & CO.
str T. q Knight Chichester, Georgetown. O. 10 l.
Roolne r.
str General Whitney Hallett Boston 10 II DInock.
bragg, Portland. Me. TO J Ames
Bark Principe al Lucedia (tal PerscO, Huh April 10 via
GrmsDy 4, IN ballast 10 SiocOvich e Co.
Bark Nnccnzo Accame (Ia BertOra Hull 40 days bal
last to SOcOvich a Co.
Bark Wridenhitm (Swe). Lundbnch Liverpool ~ days.
ia last to BenhaIB. BOyesen. Pickering S Co.
Tnets Spalckhayen, Curacao Is days with coffee.
skins, etc, to ID D. Castro & Co.
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This simple statement Of facts present in the
firm tuHt tue sympathy for the venerable ana
afflicted Archbishop OF Cincinnati which ills our hearts
viii fully shared in by all the hierarchy the clergy,
and the people OF the Catholic Church throughout the
entire country and that the practical measures resolved
unOn ana inauCurated Will be heartily received and
carried ywhere The most reverend and right
reverend prelaes Of the country not present at the
meeting IN NewYOrk respectfully and earnestly re-
quesed 10 signify to his Emlpence Cardinal McCOskey
their Willingness TO JON In tli5 united action
And TO the Reverend Clergy and the falthiu! people
throughout the United states now jointly address
the exhOrtatOn which viii urge upon them In our
respective diOcesc that they enter with great heart
and a willing mine" into this noble work Of charity. and
that they spare effort and stop at sacrifice that
NAV aid While again declaring that IL Is
no obligation of Justice that shall thus fulfil, do
not get how sacred the demands OF TatCrna SYM
patty au1 charity. In res OF need they have never
been thus far appealed to IA vain; ana we doubt not
that the special greatness of the present need viii call
forth special manifestation OF Christian benefcence
which VIII give edtcation all men and glory 10 the
Father OF Merces besides pouring balm into the bruised
heart the venerable Prelate who, during the nearly
City years OF his episcopal career IN midst has Won
for himself the admiration and affection OF ali by the
saiutlness Of his life and the seacicng deyOtcdnes
OF his zeal May il be happiness to bring cOnsOla
ton aud peace 10 the last days OF his earthly sOOurn
ing!
Signed in behalf of the assembled Prelates, and at
ther request,
JAMES GIBBONS, Archbishop OF Baltimore
JOHN LANCASTER SPALDING, BisnOp Of Peoria,
JOHN j. KEANE Bishop Of Richmond,
Committee
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FAILURE OF A SMALL MONTREAL BANK.

MONTREAL, May 28.-The Mechanics Bank
suspended payment owing to the refusal Of Nelson's
Bank to extend further accommodation. Its liabilities
are S626 600 Its assets 1892 900 made up "a fol-
lows Bills discounted, 1000; overdue debts, Sl7O,-
900; real estate and other assets. 100000. e. D.
Bridges Governor OF the Hudson Bay Company Is pres
ident Of the bank This Is the second time the institution
has failed within three years On the former oc-
casOn Mr.. Nelson the manager. MIR. Menzles has
been his up the close OF the bank this after
nOOn The failure Will not affect other banks, except so
far as they hold notes of the defunct cOncern Luua-
ton will take place.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Charles Francis Adams IT., OF
Massachusetts N'tc York Hotet-Rear Wi ~ am
Ie Row o. = A. and Lieutenant Colonel Nisors OF the
British Army 80. Hotet Brtnspfck-Victor A. w DRUM,
mond Secretary British Legation at washington ana
W Ledyari General Manager OF tho Michigan Centra'
RaiIrosd - RIM 1rerus HOte- Ex Governor PERSON -.
CbeneS az Hampshire 49,. Park Arenue HoteL-The
Hon John Bigeloe, Of Highland Falls " ana ed.uover
nor J. b. Page and Judge j. PrOu Of vermont heuoVi-
tan HOtesuperyising SPECIAL Agent A X dngle OF ,ng
.GTGnd HOtc-Pay Al
George f. Gutter u. S. N. 1L5emdrie Hotei Eairmnn
Rogers Of Philadelphia Gnseu HousJam A. DunohI
snnery-ing Inspector Of steam Vessels Coleman
Eose-Isaac T. Eaton, OF Kansas.
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THE BRIBERY At H1RRISB URG.

HARRISBURG, Penn, May 2S.-The final
meeting of the Riot Bin Investigating Committee was
held to-day DR.. Shoemaker recalled, and denied
that he had offered money was authorized TO
offer any valuable consideration for support OF the Riot
hill Representative Bennett, OF Clarified County,
swered LNO" 10 all questions. George W. Hall, Of
Philadel phia said he had never made any promise
support the bill for any consideration Mr.. Kemble's
testimony did him injustice; he had never offered ~
suppOrt the bill in consideration OF kembles influence.
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THE OLEARY BELT CONTEST.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-Twenty-two competitors
entered for the walking match for the oLeary belt in
the seventy-ave hours tournament. The start was
made shortly before O'Clock About 5000 persons
were present. John. Banks made the first mile in
the shortest time min. 80 sec; John j. GerGghtY next
In min. 81 sec II. l.. Goodman next in o mln 10 see
six miles we're accomplished by George Guyon In
hour IA sec; by George Perry in hour min. and 80
sec; by Peter Grassland III hour Is min. and AZ
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DEATH OF MISS DELLA NJ. WHEELER.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, May 2S.-Niss Della
NJ Wheeler. the only daughter Of Vice-Presldent
Wheeler died suddenly at the home Of the
Vice President at Malone. this afternoon at hapast
o'clock She was sxty-ave years old, and had
been an invalid for several years. She had been
feeling better for few days, aud urged the Vceres
dent to take tp the AdirOndacks which nc did. lie
Is now on his way back 10 Malone.
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nartv of visitors were inspecting q poo

A party of visitors were inspecting poor
house. Among the inmates was yc1ieTaDle-loOking
old man. whose face indicated perfect happiness. Said
one of the visitors You to be satisfied with your
lot ~ {" am" hc replied have a source OF consO-
ation that is denied TO most men," All" said the Wis
itor you look forward bssful future beyond the
grave a. Yes" responded the old man but also
find much comfort the prov orb that says mans
loss is another mans gain. Ii makes happy think
never lost enough do the eIler that found IL much
good"
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Gonna The citizens with band OF music and military
company called the Fenton Guards. then escorted the
Governor TO his residence, where he mace prei
sneech returning thanks for the welcome: He
subsequently spoke of his experience abroad, nraw
condition OF the Old World and that OF this country
The was non-parsan general and hearty
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POISONED BY A RUNNING BOOK.

ISLAND POND, VT, May 2S.-At Newark, ten
miles distant from here, party OF niue chill
dren to-day drank water from brook which
had been polluted by the carcasses Of a horse
aud several sheep and poisoned Seven OF them
died soon after their bodies becoming putrd and de-
mandIng immediate burial. The others cannot survive
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CONWAY RESOLVED TO GO.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
BALTIMORE, May 2S.-A large meeting was
held tonight in Street Church in aid of the
refugees on the Mississippi. Mr. Conway, the Rev. Mr.
Turner OF ST. Louis aud the Rev. Mr.. Beckett, OF
Kansas, spoke. A thousand dollars was subscribed
especially toward charteriDg boat for the rescue OF
the refugees.
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MR. FEYroX W4RMLY WELCOMED HOME
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyE.l

JAMESTOWN, n. Y. May 28.-The return of
Governor FentOn 10 his home III jamestown to-day
attended with a large popular demonstration Of well
come large gathering OF citizens took place at the
railroad station the arrival of the train Mr. Banker
President OF the City Council, made address OF wei
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Announcements

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Will accomplish more than haf dozen Of any other kind
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' NJ
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam. $40. Noon. 67S. q. M 7S' Midmgnt oo0'
Highest during the day 7S'. Lowest. 90.
Average, 66sO. same dsY, 1878. 6Ih'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun r.as 4.32 Sun -. 1872 Clock slow 5ls
Noon sets O:3l aths. 6:52 Moons age. days
WATER TODAr-A. II.
SANDY HOOK 12j Island. lao Hell Gate.... 1886
WATER To.DAr-P.
Sandy Hook l52 Gov Island 2lS Hell Cato 4:O1
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p Q S T s 6 RI 7
3:45 a. m.
LATEST EORELlN NEWE
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

THE PARIS CANAL CONGRESS-.
PARIS, Wednesday May %, 1870.
The Committee on Technical Questions of
the Canal Congress has adopted by OF 20 against
., the Panama-As spin wall route, without locks.
IFor other Foreign Eeaos First Page
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Judicously alleviate throat and lung affec.
itons by JAYSEs EXPECToaASL
, 1879-03-27

QUILLYuUTE NALLEY.-Mr. Mart
Pullen, who came from the locality
above named, brings information that
the two dozen settlers there are do
ing well and have no cause for COM
plant. They propose to construct a
road across to Clalam Bay, on the
Straits of Fuca, and to make that
their shipping point for stock. We
learn that the distance is but about
thirty miles, that the course lies
through comparatively level scope
Of country, and that it is susceptible
of extensive farming settlements
along the route. To make such a
road will require some labor, but it
would open to settlement more land
in Clalam county than is now culti-
waited within her limits. Capt Nun
roe, Of the Dispatch, has very gener-
ously offered TO convey, free Of cost,
to Clalam Bay, any supplies required
by those who may volunteer labor Oh
the proposed road. We hope to see
the potent hand of enterprise take
hold of this matter and push the
work t. successful issue. 1t will be
of material benefit not only to the
county of Clalam but to the entire
Sound country.
, 1879-03-27
Portland Market.

Whent-$l G5G1 67la for average.
Potatoes. quoIab,e at Sl20Gl % per 100
bS, as to description and quality.
Oats, feed per GENITAL. 81 2S@l %.
Bacon, sides 9gl0c; hams l0Gl2.
Lard, in kegs none; new in tins, lie.
Butter, we quote choice dairy al 32 so
80 cts; good fresh roll. 27G30r; ordinary,
l5glS, whether brine or selid; common
l2gl5r; market steady; California fresh
roll. 3S840.
Poultry, chickens. young $383 80 per
doz; old, $3 1904 30.
Hogs, Dressed cts; on foor cts.
Beef. live weight 1892 cts for choice.
Sheep, live weight 492 cts.
Hides, quotablo at II cts tor all over lG
Tbs. one-thirtl off for under that, also one
third Off for culs.
TaIow, quotable at G9Gla
Hay, timothy baled, buying at $ll9l3
per ton.
, 1879-03-27
Local and News Items.

Pilot Keen informs us that the
statement of Alaskan affairs, pub
lished in the "Posto is EX PARrE and
unjust to all concerned. He says
the day had been set for the WoIcott
to sail. at the time mentioned, and
that her officers simply followed the
previously laid plan; that they did
not leave the inhabitants in danger,
as was stated, &c. Mr.. *. is ac
guainted with the party upon whose
authority the "Post" published its
showing, and says that he has lived
in Alaska long enough to become an
Indian lover; that the talk about the
redskins taking the Wolcott" is Just
so much braggadocio, like the idle
boasting of a chill, &c. He also
thinks the cutter really better for
cruising along Alaskan shores, than
larger vessel, because she can run
into small harbors and streams where
a larger boat would be compelled to
keep off shore. lie however thinks
her too small to run between Puget
Sound and Alaska.
, 1879-03-27
MARKET REPORT.

Legal tenders in portaud-buying 997s.
selling at par.
Silver coin in Portland-the banks quote
338g2 per cent. discount.
Coin Exchange on New York, per
cent. premium.
Coin exchange on San Francisco, par to
81 per cent. premium.
Currency exchange on New York, per
cent premium.
Telegraphic transfers on New York, !
per cent. premium.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l5.--Wheat dull.
best quoted at 81 20, New York market
strong
Barley-Feed selling at S9la&0O of
tered.
Flour-Good superfine sold at SO G2lo
CHICAGO. Feb. l4.--Wheat 903s bill for
March delivery.
, 1879-03-27

PoRr TowNLEND, Arrived-22d,
ship Coquimbo, from S. f. for Port
Madison; bk Cassandra Adams, firm
S. f. for Seabeck; bk Martha Ride
out, from S. F. for Pt BIakeley; bks
Aureola and Henry Buck and bktne
Modoc, from S. F. for Seattle. gath
bk Camden, Is days from Honolulu:
ok Vidette from S f. 25th-bk
Oakland from S f. 26th-bktne
Webioot from S. F. for Seattle; bks
Roswell Sprague and Emerald from
San Francisco for Port Gamble
Passed up on 22d--bktne North
Bend and schr DIS. Williams. 25th
bk David Hoadley from S. f.
SEATTLE 2lst, arrivsd-ship EI
Dorado from S. f. Sailed same day
the ship Majestic, for S. +.
PORT BLAKELEY 23d, arrived
schr Cassie Hayward from San F.
Sailed 23d-schr Serena Thayer for
Vallejo, Sailed 25th-bktne r.. K.
Ham and ship Otago for S. F.
PORT GAMBLE 26th, sailed-bk
Jenny Pitts for Honolulu.
, 1879-03-27

SEALING.-We learn that Mr.,
Baxter, of Seattle, is going to give
the fur seal business trial. Capt.
Albert Wait is trying to secure "a
suitable craft for the business. The
Letitia will probably be rented.
The sealing grounds off Cape Flat
terry will be a scene of activity dur
ing the season.
, 1879-03-27
An Order to Show Cause
In Probate Court of Jefferson CO., W.T.
In the matter of the estate of

Dennis Hight, dec.
Order to show cause why order of sale of
real estate should not be made.
wM. II. II. LEARNED, administrator
of the estate of Dennis Hight, deceased,
having fled his petition herein, duly veri-
fled by his oath, praying for an order OF
sale. of the real estate belonging to said
estate for the purposes therein set forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge of this
Court that all persons interested IN the
estate of said deceased, appear before the
Probate Court on
Friday, the 25th day of April, 1879,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on said day, at the
Court room Of said court in Port Town
send, said county, then and there to show
cause why an order should not be granted
to saitl9 administrator to sell the
real estate belonging to said estate
as shall be necessary. And that copy of
this order be published at least four weeks
sucCessvely in the Puget Sound Weekly
ARGUS, newspaper published in Jet1er-
son county.
Done in open court March "A. 1879.
j. A. KUHN, Judge of Probate
, 1879-03-27
Dissolution Notice,

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing between the undersigned,
under the name of Briggs & Fields,
is this day dissolved by mutual con,
sent, A. E. Fields retiring from the
firm and business. All debts due to
and from said firm are to be paid by
Albert Briggs.
ALBERT BRIGGS,
A. +. FIELDS.
Port Townsend, w. T., March z,
A. d. 1879.
, 1879-03-27

New APpoINTMENr.-Our young
friend, Mr.. Chas. NJ. Gerrisb, has re
ceivad the appointment Of Consulate
de Chill. He is steady, thorough
going and deserving young man, and
his many friends are pleased to hear
of this mark of favor SO worthily be-
slowed.
, 1879-03-27

On Tuesday the family of Mr.. G.
F. Clapp removed to Dungeness.
Mr.. G. is now fairly established down
there-and doing thriving busi.
ness, we learn.