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FINANCIAL AND CON- MERCIAL.
Portland Wholesale Marker.

FOrtIAnd WhOI6s1I6 Market.
THURSDAY, March 13-rhe markets are without
important change to-day. Grain is still in good de-
mand and firm. Sugars are quoted at SEC for granu-
lated and SIC for Extra G. Oranges are little firm
err Palermo and Messina are quoted at 25 q so %
box. On-Ligonia at 1885, Kerosene 16lc, Petroleum
1I3c.
AT New York, Flour is heavy and q 10c lower;
Wheat "a 1c lower and dull; Corn is heavy and ac
lower; Oats dull and lower; Tallow steady; Pork
closed dull and lower; Lard closed steady. At Obi
cago Flour is steady and unchanged; Wheat closed
unsettled and lower; Corn dull and lower; Oats dull
and lower; Provisions closed steady and unchanged
At st Louis. Flour easier but not lower; Wheat In
active and lower Corn is active and lower Oats in
good demand; Pork steady: Lard dull.
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mINOa TELEGRAMs.


A court marital has been convened at Portsmouth
to try Goodman and Carey, two marines, on charge
of ntoxication and desertion.
Alexander Sayres, sentenced to be hanged the 18th
has been reprieved by the Governor Of Pennsylvania
until the 18th OF April.
Dr. Woodworths condit ion is hopeless.
The St. Crox is clear of ice to the toll bridge at st.
Stephen.
The Hudson river is open to Newburg.
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sOaGsGN PORTS.


Ar at Yokohama Fec 10th, chip Emerald Isle, Sta
pies, New York.
Sid FIN shanghae Peb 4, ship Golden State, Delano.
Sid I'm Hong Kong Jan 2lst barque S Bearse.
Cakes New York.
at Hong Kong Feb 9th, baroue Rosetta Mcneil,
Brown. for san Francisco; A den Besse, Noyes and
Herbert Black Treat foI Portland, o.
Ar at St Domingo Feb oath, sch Mary Oliver.
Ar at Cienfuegos Feb %, scbs II Waite. Dodge.
Philadelphia; 2lth. brig Wauban. Spencer, st Tho
mas; 18th, brig Nellie Hustled, Brewster, Guantana-
mo; 10Th. jain Wesley. st Thomas.
Sid 26th, brig Lizzie Wyman, Fossett, New York.
Sid finn Guantanamo Feb q, sch Kocheco Jasper,
New York.
Ar al Havana 9Th inst. schs Grace Davis, Poole.
New York, 7th, brig Hattie Bishop. Bishop, Port
land; sch Olive CROSBY, Hutchinson PhiladelDhia.
Sid 9Th, brgs Stockton. Alien, Boston, Isaac Carv-
err Gray, Cardenas; 7th j Merry, Bradley, Matan-
zas and North OF Hatteras sch Ethan Allen Bake,
Malanzas; sth, brig A q Jewett, Reed, Delaware
CD 6th. brig VIM Robertson, Harding North of
Hatteras
In port sh inst, briggs Agenora, Prince for NVork
Hyperion, Clark, for Cardenas and North of Hatteras
cen ontara Carman. for New York.
Ar at Matanzas attn inst, barque lille, Sawyer, from
lisbon; brig Robinson. Clark do; schs Cephas
Starreit, Babbidge, dos Willard, Wallace do for
Delaware Breakwater.
Cid 5lh, sch Agnes Grace Seavey. North of Hat
teras. 9Th, brig Mary Bartlett, Smith, New York.
Sid 9TH, barque l. Genovar, 81 Dmons, North of
Hatteras; sch Richardson, Balano, do; 6th bark
Nicola Harper. and Matthew Baird, Forbes, for do;
brig Emma. Buchanan, do; schs NJ Bird, Merrill,
do; 18th. 5 Bridges, Landrck do.
In port Sth inst, briggs Matte Russell; Alton.
Shack lord, and Ysdora Rionds, Chase tor North OF
Hatteras: scbs Eta Silnpson, Martin, and Grace
Bradley, Vesper. do; and others.
Ar at Cardenas 9TH inst, brigs L III Merritt, Bow
den, Baltimore, d Williams Tucker. Boston; schs
VIM Lawrie, Spear, Portland; Keene, Keene,
st Thomas.
CD prev to 7th inst briggs Starlight, Tucker, and
Eliza Stevens, Rich for Delaware Breakwater.
In port 18th, oarques Sandy hook Dyer; Fanny II
Lorng Soule and Ada Gould, Merit, for North of
aatteras; j j Marsh. Falker, and Norton Slower.
Sherman, do; schs Fred Jackson Andrews; Nellie
Scott. Hurlbert; Irvine, Berry; Minna Reed, Al
len; John Lord Thomas; T Wtherspoon. Shep-
paId; Emma McAdam. Young, and A Weeks. Lit
tefed, for North OF HatteIas, Belle Hooper. Gilkey,
for do; and Others.
Ar at Sagua 18th inst, sch Hattie e King, Crowley,
Mayaguez 5th Mary MeCann Kavana1 Oh, from
Apalacbicola.
Sid 4th. sch Elva Pettengill, York. for North of
Hattelas
SID FIN Nassau, MP. Sd inst, sch City of Chelsea,
Goodwin, New York.
SPOKEN.
Feb "a, off SANTANA, sch Mary Oliver, Baker, fm
New York for st Domingo
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAmsaIps
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, March l3.

Thursday, March l3,
ARRIVED
Steamer City of Portland, Pike Boston for East.
port and st John. NIB
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George.
Sch Seth Pinkbam, -, Kennebunkport-dr fish
for a market.
Sch Three Sisters, Bickmore, Friendship dry fish
to G willard.
Sch Julia Ellen, Burns, Friendship-dry fish to
Willard.
Sch Nautilus. Orne, Southport
Sch G W Baldwin, from Rockland for New York.
SIGNAL for brig, supposed the Eliza Morton, from
New York.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franeonia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Fox.
Sch Nellie Sawyer, Bunker, Cardenas A L
Hobson.
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DIED.

In this city. March 10, Mrs. Almira W., wife OF
Ainsworth Carlton, aged 70 years.
Funeral service on Saturday afternoon at o'ck,
at No. 1920 Congress street. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
In this city. March 10. Franklin A. Howard aged A
years months.
Notice of funeral hereafter1
In Cape Elizabeth, March 10, Frederick Dibblee,
aged 80 years mos,-formery of Woodstock, N, b.
New Brunswick papers please copy1
In Chelsea Mass, March 6, Ella Louise daughter
of Chas f. and Abbe Libby. aged years months
and Is days.
In East Livermore, March I, Mrs. Polly Turner,
aged CT years II months.
In Lewiston, March 10, Mrs. John Ryan, aged 81
wears months.
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THE DEXTER BANK,

Treasurer Hamilton i'm His Own Defence
Examiner TitcOmb Denies the Kumored
Unp'easanIness.
DEXTER, March 13.-The charges against Treasurer
Hamilton have at last called out a lengthy state
ment concerning Barron. 1t is the old story
rewritten. Examiner Titcomb furnishes the follow
ing contradiction of previous despatch alleging uu-
pleasant relations between him and the bank officers:
DEXTER, March 13.
The statements in the evening papers that nv
examinations of the Dexter savings bank have
resulted in unpleasant relations with the officers of
the bank is unauthorized by me and has no founda-
tion in fact Jos. TITCoMB.
Bank Examiner,
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Chsrngo Cattle paara~.

CHICAGO. March l3-Hogs-receipts 1900 head !;
shipments 5000 head; the marker is dull and an
changed choice heavy at 20 q 20; light at IS q
S15; Mixed packing 34O@ 370.
Caiteoreceits 1900 head: shipments 3D00 head !;
market firm; Shipping 20 a 80; butchers Steers
~ 9 W stockeIs and feeders active at 70 "a TO-
Sbeep-recepts 31O0 head; shipments 400 market
steady at $40 q rs
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Boston Stock Market.
[Sales of the Brokers Board, March ~.
Can


NEW YORK, March 10 -Evening.-Money market
in active at a per cent, closing at "a per cent
Sterling Exchange at 4s6, a 4S64 for long and 4sSs
for short sight. Governments firmer. State bonds
dull; Louisiana consos declined to 5Oa.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
$4,000 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
eminent seculi titles:
United States 6s, 1881 reg. .u106a
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Chas. III. He'll Appointed U. 9. Senator.
2 CONCORD March 13.-Gov. Prescott has appointed
Charles D. Bell Of Exeter senator for the extra SEES
sion to I'LL The vacancy occasioned by the expiration
OF the term Of Senator Wadleigh. Bell has accepted
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MARRIED..

In Steep Falls, March 10. by Rev. P M. Hobson
Thos e. Poverty of Bartlett, N. H., and Miss Han-
nah B. Treaowell of Standish.
In LivermOre, March 4, Edward A. Weld and Miss
Sue W. Hayes.
In Rumford Falls. March 9, Benz. L. Rowe and
Miss Emma j. Allen,
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LONDON, March 1890 P. M.-Consols at 96 Tic
for money and 500 for account.
LONDON, March 13-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, Cts. 1O4 new SIS 1864
new 4ps at 07s; 4's, 1O2s; 1O40s at o. New Jer-
sey Central 3S3
LIVERPOOL, March 13-12-30 P. M.-Cotton m ark
ct dull; Uplands at 5sd; Orleans at SD; sales 5000
bales, including 1000 for speculation and export.
Flour at @ 10; Winter Wheai at 9 (a Is; do
spring at q 3; California averages at II "a 8;
club "a @99. Corr al 46@47 Peas 65 Provis-
ions, &c Pork at As; Beef at II Bacon at 26 a 26 g.
Lard 80 9. Cheese As. TaDOw at So 9. At London at
IS IS.
PARIS. March 13.-Rentes 112 95.
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For New England

south to west winds and clear to fair weather, with
slight changes in temperature and barometer, and
decidedly lower temperature with light snow during
Friday night.
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CRTsTADORO's HAIR pREsEgyATIyE
ELECTRIC REsTS.

sure cure for nervous debility, premature DECAYS
exhaustion, etc. The ouy reliable cure. Circulars
mailef free. Address j. X. REEVES, 43 Chatham
ST., Y. feb1sdeod&w3m sn
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of YOUTH nervous weakness early decay,
loss of manhood, &c. will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in S nth America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. lNMAN, Station d, Bible House, Nea0 York City.
NOES sneod&w1y
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THE OLDTOWN MURDER,


BANGOR, March 13.-Riggs and Patten, arrested
on suspicion of having committed the Gowen murder
at OldtowD, have been discharged. No new deyel-
opments asyet.
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For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting loads 40 cars miscellaneous merchant
disc,
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Foreign Exports.
Receipt. OF Maine Central r.. r..

CARDENAS. Schr N F Sawyer-2672 box shocks
1871 shocks and heads, 140 empty casks, hoops
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
March a. A. M
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

A Powder Mill Blown Up-Three Men
Killed,
DANvILLE Pa March ia terrible explosion
occurred this afternoon at the Mahoning powder
works, completely destroying the building and in
stantly killing three meu. Their mangled remains
were scattered in every direction. Cause unknown
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CIearlnH House Transacfiona.
PORTLAND, March 10.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
GROSS Exchanges. ....,.........S 72512 IL
Net Balances ..................,..'".. 49, $3.50 40
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to G
W True & Co.
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Sch Gen Howard, Reed, New York; Deering
Sch Charter Oak, Damage, New York-Rumery,

Sch Gen Howard, Reed, New York; Deering.
Sch Charter Oak, Damage, New York-Rumery,
Bernie q Co.
Sch N sproul, sproul, New York-Rumery, Ber-
ME g Co.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase. East Machias-Nathl
Blake.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockand-C A
Morse & Co.
KENNEBUNKPORT, March 13-Cld. psrQue Fur
Abbey, (new of Boston, 1888 tons) Libby, Phila-
delphia TO load oil for Yokohama at 42c god pr case.
lowed to sea by tug Q A Warren.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 18Th, barque Hattie Dixon,
Yates MatanZas; brig MyIonus, Joy, Sagua; tch
Addie Jordan, Leavltt -.
Cid al Boston 18th, sch Eva Yates Yates, Port
land, to load for Cuba.
SD I'm Bremen 9Th inst ship John Patten. Hall,
United States
Ar at Port Natal Feb 18th, baique Com Dupont
New York.
AR at Tralee 18th, barque Josephine Baltimore.
UEWORANDA.
The attempt to raise the brig Fannie Tucker,
Sunk in Delaware river) has failed owing to the i'm
possibility or geitiug cha unde, her. Divers have
tried to stop up the hoes that she could be pump
ed out al low water, and this also, proved ineffec
ual The cargoIp obably Will be taken out as she Iay
and this will take several weeks.
UsS-S general news columns for other reports
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSES.
No. Yarmouth.

No. Yarmouth.
The Republicans of No. Yarmouth will meet in
caucus at the Town House on Mar. 22d at 3 O'Clock
p. to nominate town officers for the ensuing year.
Per order of
No. Yarmouth, Nov. s, 1879. Town Committee.
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,I6Sltuy
CRIsTADoRO,s HAIR DYE

Revolution iD the Dressing Room!
y the almost unanimous action of the narties in
, 1879-11-27

besides heartily vI-."g -urw sue
cess, VIC desire tu rNuur,, uur Ihbur-
renee of any petty >pl.i. ..ar would
Influence one o. attempt sH HJIfv '.
the prospect, oi any ru''uT.~H ..
which hls Judgment Ouua! u.hug
wise approve.
The above cases ace hut q Few
among many. vct they a'uur a~p.y
Justify the query So lHrih at ,ar
npeRIug uf this arugi". We arr
sorry To bs compelled ~ refer O.
them, and oply d so iu the hone ul
thus inducing Mr.. Myer, 20 be lit
tie more careful m the future. W.
certainly DO not wish him harm, in
the least, ard are determined 20 con
duet business upon principles above
the desplcable, narrow minded polio,
Of wraugling and quarrsling with al
who may he trying 90 compete with
us-but continued and evidently in
tentlona Misrepresentation is more
than we propose To submit %. The
Press. ms lar as it deserves credit
in publishing local items of inter.
est-we would like to commend
But if its editor does not exercise
more honor in regard to other items
than he displays in those which refer
to US, his paper must be pronounced
unreliable, to say the least.
, 1879-11-27

The highest compliment that can
be paid to our territorial officers is
in the showing that under their faith.
fur and economical administration of
affairs, the territory has been freed
from heavy debt and the territorial
tax reduced from four to three mills
on the dollar. If there is anything
in the cry about, "rings," ''fraud," "
&c., SO popular short time since
with newspapers Of the "Transcript
Press" stamp, it certainly is a fortu
nate thing for the territory. If thi,
is "ring rule" the voters will surely
want more of it. ul
, 1879-11-27
OFFICIAL PAPER OF JEFFERSON CO
THURSDAY, NOV %, 1879.

OREGON looks with covetous eyes
upon the eastern portion of our Ter
ritory, Que of her representatives
has accordingly intimated his inten
ton of introducing a bill in Congress,
to take Waila Walla and Columbia
counties from US and annex them to
that state. In order to get an ex.
preston of the wishes Of our people
10 regard to the matter, a memorial
was introduced in the recent legisla-
ture, praying Congress not to change
the boundaries of this Territory. 1t
passed both Houses, unanimously,
the representatives of the counties
in question being very decidedly in
its favor. A certified copy has been
forwarded to Delegate Brents for use
in check. mating Mr.. Slater's little
game, should that gentleman 60 any
further in the premises. If such a
change were made, Washington Ter.
ritory would necessarily remain in a
state Of vassalags for years, while
our neighbors across the line would
rejoice in the immense advantage
which their representation in Con-
gress would give them over US. But
it seems hardly likely to be done
even by q Democratic Congress, in
whose interest any movement might
be counted, to prevent the formation
of Republican state.
, 1879-11-27
BY the P. S. "Mail," at LaConner,

N
By the P. S. "Mail," at LaConner,
we learn that the citizens of that
place received Hon. Jno. McGlinn,
their Councilman, in handsome style,
upon his return from the legislature.
A bali and SUPPER, complimentar,
addresses Of welcome, &c., besides
a present of handsome gold watch,
were among the gratifying evidences
Of appreciation BY his constituents.
These honors were worthilyi bestow.
ed, as Mr.. McGlinn certainly per-
formed his duties faithfully while at
Olympia.
, 1879-11-27

. OuR road supervisor is now en-
gagged in putting the roads in Dist,
No. |, in order-uot so much, he
says, to crafty those who rush to a
newspaper to give the supervisor a
dig, as because the yearly allowance
Of road money is now available to
pay for the work. He hopes, now
that the work is progressing, that all
the sore heads will keep cool, and
says they shall have value received
for every dollar at command.
, 1879-11-27
! NOTICE ""ii''' q, {,
OF Sale Of Real Estate.
IN the Probate Court of Jefferson Connty,
1a Washington 'l'erritsyy. 'oq A-''-

In the matter Of the estate OF Thomas
n eufs Savage. dcceascjt 'i ID I"'' ''
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
BY virtue and IN pursuance. OF an order
of the Probate clnrt OC Jsffersun county,
Washington Territory. lpa,lr o, llIe lllh
day oi July, A. d.. 1870. iu Ilr matter OF
the above entitled estate. the Undersigned
administrators OF said estatp will veil ~ pIb-
lic auction rp0n the teplDa llprehnI,eY
mentioned, and subject 10 confirmation by
said probate courr. AL right. title and inter-
est and estate Jf the said Thomas Savage
~ the time OF his death, and all the rigfl
title, aud Interest that the said estate llas
by operation OF law or otherwise, ac-
qnired Other than. or IN addition, TO that
Of said Thomas Savage at the tine OF his
death, IL and to al; those certain lots,
pieces, or parels Of hand situate. lying.
and being IN the county Of jefferson. r-r-
ritOry uf Washington. ut the head OF Coll
Cred bay. and deseribcd ~ follows, to-wit.
The south half ef the " w ar, the
n W qr oftie S W or. and lM No Two
~. containing l6l acres:--;ind lot No
three (3). continuing "a acres; --and the
N w qr OF the s Il or, aud the : W or
Of the n Eqr, containing 80 aVrrs. and AL
Ia SECTION Is township q north, range one
west In the district ~ lands subject TO
sale at oIynph, Washington Territory.
Also, all flle personal vfiets nf ssid
Thomns savage as described in The APP
prlisePs' Inventory.
sale TO take place NJ tile dwelling hoHse
OH the above tesSrlbsd PREMISES, On the
Isth dag Of Ds-sanbsr, 1879, - 10 An.
on the following Iruns and uudiiions ~
-alr;-CAsh h faHd sqHal o. 20 Irr rrif.
Oi shs selling priv. The remainder 10 ~
paid on confirmation OF sihr.
Besides a guo,l Dwelling bo'rSr. thsrs ar-
two apairs ~ water RUNNING tlirasgb iipD
prrmiss making u am rKrrisit hay 80
dairy iarin; y'alig urvinrl n1s i~s5iag
Too hy.isi. of apps- animal ' lvshl,s an
Hbunslaas, 81 lrar- abd piuas.
pattd Laft lowns'qu Nuv ~ isTa
JANES DDNUNAN.
Administrator oi .aid r-t. uf Tliu,ua- ~,sv-
aRr, thxtas
q NJ. liAlhr, At'y f't sdnslais.
, 1879-11-27


Il. d. Smith was taken to the hospital
Yesterday.
REMEMBER Prof Roberts dance this
evening.
Morgan has captured another tender
l0ili animal.
The post office will close today at - NJ.
and will be open again IRON 4 to 5 p. NJ.
CAPT. Jas. Dalgarlno has halt.solcd his
hotel building on the end next to the bay.
The members of Rescue Engine Com
pany expect to give grand ball New
years eve.
READ Capt. Coupe's advertisement, In
serted today, The newly established ferry
route will be a great convenience to the
pub IL. e5 Ha
THE business affairs Of the Phipney es-
tate are being rapidly brought to locus,
as will be seen by the notice Of executors
sale elsewhere. a'.
Nix. II. Landes, Of this place, leaves to.
day for San Francisco, on business. lie
will arrive here on his return, about the
l4th OF Dec. a H' wv
Mr.. Bentley was taken before COmnis-
sloner Seavey this week, on a charge of
selling liqlior to indians. He was bound
over to appear at the District court.
THOSE referred to IN Mr.. FitzPatrick's
notice to pay up may economisc by being
prompt. Very frequently such bills are
allowed to run over time through neglect
The Point Wilson light house gave out
Its first benignanr rays OH Saturday last.
Oh which occasion It's t''trial trip" was
made. IL will bestarted oil full time about
Dec. 10Th. 49,, tr, La
The fast sailing sloop Quickstep, Capt.
Mcintosh. made two trips to San Juan
within the past few days, bringing 10
this place q full load Of grain each time,
for Messrs. Waterman 81 Katz. "
GEN. MILRoY, ofOlympia, has recently
received from the department at Washing
ton, papers supporting claims for dam
ages from Indians in this Territory during
the war Of 1866. His instructions are TO
inquire into and ascertain the validity OF
such claims and then report TO Washing
ton his findings. ls.o.
y
AMONG the names OF persons for whom
U. S. land patents have recently been re-
ceived at the Olympia land office, we no.
tice the following: r. f. Ware, Island
Co.; g. A. Smith, Jefferson Co.; Sea-et-
cum, Clallam county; j. G. vieriCk, s
Merrifield aud N. l.. Adams, San Juan
Co. Patents will be sent by mail 10 any
designated address, upon surrender of the
duplicate receipt with the name of the
hONesteader endorsed on back thereof.
THE new revenue law will soon be
printed In pa mphlet form for distribution
among the several counties, but not la
time TO give information about taxes soon
to brconie delinquent. Its provisions 10
not 60 iute effect tIl January. 1880. aud
no lot affect the collection OF taxes already
assessed Taxes assessed for the pressnt
or past years will he collected under the
law OF ls77. which makes the treasurr
the collector OF delinquent taxes.
but. hereafter, the treasurer will
hay" the collection OF taxes until they
become delinquent, when they will be
srlusierredto the sheriff Tor collection.
, 1879-11-27
NOacG Of Application to Purchase Tim.
Der Land, ."..,@
Z. s. IIsTRIoT LAM OFFICp

u. ,. DISTRICT LAND OFFICRI
Olympia. Washington Territory
Notice Is hereby given that. IN compli-
nn,r with the provisions of the Act OF
Congress approved June 3. 1878. entitled
AN acl for The sale OF Timber Lands In
the State of California, Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory" Bradley W.
Fisk. of Jefferson county, Washington
Terrltory. has this day filed In uIis 0iHce
ms application TO purchase the SEh of
sE14 See. 10; NE14 See %; NW1a Sec 23
of Sections No, Is; %: 90; in township
NO. ~ North. Range west of the viii
hmette Meridian. Uu3A, 'I
Any aud all persons claiming adversely
HE said dc:crihrd land, or any portion
thereof. are hereby required to Me their
claims in this office within sixty (G0l days
from date hereof. ..t ,I''''
Given under my hand. at my office, IN
olympia, W. T.. this the 10th day of Sep
tcinber A.. u. 1879. "a 49,.
hi. 'S'I J. +. BROWN.
3i;l0 Register of the Laid Office.
, 1879-11-27

We understand that Hon. w. Fl.
White, slsetsd to the last legislature
as a war democrat, from King Co ,
has como out squarely as q, rspubli-
can. The pernicious southern poll
cy, reviving war issues, Is mainly
responsible for this change, and will
turn many others if We don't lose a
candid guess.
, 1879-11-27
Executors Sale of Real
Estate.
Probate Court of Jefferson County. W. +
In the matter of the estate of s
Arthur Phinney deceased,

,NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
LIN IN pursuance of an order of the Pro-
bate colir of the county of Jefferson. Ter
ritoryof ashinstOn. made Oh the Goth
day OF September, A. ID, 1879. in the mat
ter OF the estate OF Arthur Phimey. de-
ceased. the undersigned. George w. IIar-
ris, sole surviving executor for this Ter
ritory, 9th said estate. will sell ut Pub
lie Auction. t" the highest bidder. for tilSil
god coin 1.-The United states, and subject
to confirmation by said Probate court OH
Thursdny the sth of January, 1850, %