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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-20
ORDINANCE NO. 2lS.
An Ordinance to provide for Lighting
the Streets and furnishing tue City
of Seattle with Lights within fixed
limits.

The City Of Seattle does ordai, as follo1s:
SEcTrsN /. That the following shall
be the limits within which property
shall be subject to . special tar for
lighting the streets. and in which the
city shall furnish lights. to wit:
All that part of the city Of Seattle
lying west Of the west line Of Fifth
street in May nsrd's addition to the
town (now city) Of Seattle. and oil west
OF the west line OF Firth street 10 G d
Boren's addition to the town (now city)
of Seattle and running on line on the
south side OF Columbia street 70 Elliott's
Bay.
SEC. Q. That this Ordinance shall take
effect and be- in force at the expiration
Of five days after the same shall have
beep published.
Passed the Common Council of the
City OF Seattle this 18th day of July,
1880. and approved and returned the
same day.
A. s. MILLER,
Attest: Acting Mayor.
E. 9. OSBORNE. City Clerk.
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The new 0svsrnoe u Idaho l. Col.
Mel. who Vas for time Mr.. Hayes
private Secretary whom b was Cover
nor u Ohio. and Tor the pest twn years
hes been Rsgistsr Of the Lend Offics In
Salt Lake. The appsintment u re-
garded ~ IN excellent o0a The Official
term Of Gov. Brayman. who will be
relieved by Mel. sxpires On the 23d
mat. sA.
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Commissioners Ledue, Of the l.. 4.
Agricultural Bureau. cstim stes Cslifor-
Mas grain srss this year st about 8. 800.
600 acres. divided into $50. 900 acres
sown in wheat. 650.00s in barley. and
500. 900 10 oats aud corn. The Com
missioner estimates the ares this year
ct IL per cent. greater than last year
10 California. 80 per cent. grester IN
Oregon and 10 per cent. greater 10
Washington Territory. The estimates
Of yield N California range FROM u.s.
900. 900 to 95 900 900 bushels this year.
Taking the lowest about 81, 700. 100
one hundred. pound bags will this year
b. required In that state. and about
200. 600 in Oregon and Warrington.
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Undoubtedly with children. attributed
to other causes. is occssioned by Worms.
BRowN's vERMIFUGE CoNF1Ts. or
Worm Lozenges. although effectual in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable ombination has been success
fully used by physicians. aud found to
be absolutely sure in Graduating
worms, 20 hurtful to children Twenty.
Eve cents . box.
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ALEXANDRIA BAY, n. Y. Aug. 1879.
ii. 81. WARNER & Co.: A ehort time
ago I Vas almost . skeleton from .
chronic kidney disease OF long stand
ing. and wss anticipating speedy death,
three OF the best physicians in North
sru New York AMI Canada having
treated me without benefit. l then
commenced taking your Safe Kidney
has completely restored my health and
l an as hearty ~ ever was. Ny dis
ease had reduced my weight from $50
to 100 pounds. and it WAS still lessen
ing whom commenced taking your
medicine. then gained eight pounds
in ten days time. l am astonished al
my rapid cure, aud 80 are others.
CHARLES DAVIS.
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PoRT TOWNSEND. July 19-ssesmer
California arrived from sitks yesterday
morning and lef, for San Juan. where
she will receive sbout 1000 i.rrels OF
lime Tor Portland.
Schooner May Parker arrived this
morning with about 10 tons Of coal
fr..n toe WRECKED ship I'll 10, ado.
Captain Thomas Butler. Of tbi. city,
bas been p aeed in command Of the ship
coqaimbo. nov in port and bound for
San Francisco.
PoKr BLAxELY. July 10 Arrival.
bark Lizzie Marshall. frop San Fran
cisco.
July 17-Sailed, schooner Reporter.
for San Francisco.
PoRr GAMBLE, July 17-Arrived.
bark Rainier. from Sac Pedro.
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San Francisco has . population Of
233.676 Iu police foros numbsrs just
400. or one officer TO each 52S inhsbi-
tsnts. II seattle were supplied with
policemen in like proportion 70 populs.
ton. We would have force Of ssvsn
men. Instead ws have three. There
the average pay par maa IL about tilO
pr usuth. Here Il u just 80. Add
yet there 10 talk hsss indalgsd Of not
ssly sassing down the force but Of ~
dacing the payi
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The City Of Seattle does o,dain as Jolloes:
SECTION I. The taxes for the City Of
Seattle fnr the year 1880 shall b snd
they are now hereby akSd and levied
~ follows, viz:
For general municipal purposes st
the rate 81 four mills on the dollar, On
ths assessed valuation 40 retained by the
city assessor In the year 1850.
For special taxes for Dire purpoees It
the rate Of two mills on the dollar, on
the aasssssd valuation - returned by the
CITY assessor ia the year 1880
For specisl taxes for fnsnishing the
CITY with lights q the rate OF two mills
on the dollar. On the asses.ed valuation
- returned BY the city assessor in the
year 1880. to be levied and asssssed on
th. property included IN Ordnance No.
2lS.
For special taxes for road purposes 1t
the rata OF three uills on the dollar. on
thu assessed valuation ~ returned BY
the city assessor in the year 1880; asd
in addition = rod poll tax Of four dol :
lars on every male iuhsbitant liabls for
tho same.
For special taxes for cemetery pur-
poses Ut the rate OF one fourth Of . mill
30 the dollar, On The asesssed valussion
q rrtarn~d BY the city assessor ia the
year 1870.
Sac 2 The taxes. ~ 6xed. levied and
assessed in section nj this Ordinance
sr- levied aud asssssed on ala property,
bnsh rial and person within thu CITY
1t Seattle - shown BY the city assess-
nr's return ct assessments for the year
lSS0. - . rrectrd and approved By the
Coumon Council.
Sxc. ;. This Ordinance shall take
-tf~cs and he In force 1t The expiration
Il eve DAYS after the same shaii have
been Published.
P.ssef u. Common Council Of the
City Of Seattle shss l6th day Of July.
1870. and approved aud retasnsd the
same day.
A 8. MILLER,
Attrst; Acting Mayor.
=. 8. 0ssoRxR. City Clerk.
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The first steamship launched in
New York and called the Savannah.
started-on her fret trip for Liverp,ml.
England, on the 25th OF May, 1919
The original Pfunder's Oregon Blood
Purifier. and his other Oregon botanical
Remedies. were introduced in the ever
memorable year 1875. the centennial Of
tbe III. &.
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THE Her TRApg--The hop circular
of Philip Nris. of San Francisco, fur
nishss u. Information a. follows con.
corning the hop trade Of the Pacific
cos.i: Last years hop crop on this
coast reached in round numbers, H.
500 bales. With few exceptions Cali.
forni4 was poor in qaslity; Oregon.
two uftbs prime 10 choice. balance me-
diocrr; Washington Territory. City per
cent. choice, tbIrsy-fivs per cent. fair to
prime. and fifteen per cent. inferior
The mai ket in september opened at Is
cents per pound; in October 1t reached
80 t. IS cents. aud closed the eud Of
November at 40 cents. From that time.
with lower prices ruling in Eastern
markets. aud scarcely enough stock re-
naming here and in the country for
home consumption. export ceased. Not
. bale 10 left to lay in grower hands.
Stock Of yearliogs and old. insiguifi.
cant. Receipts from August 18th to
date, b~lss-Cnlifornia. 1899; Wash.
ington Territory. 1915; Oregon. 1893.
Total. ss12 Exports pc. r.ilrsad to
Eastern cities and England, from San
Francisco. Sacramento. Stockton aud
San Jose. ! 633.O79 pounds. At $50
pounds pee bale. 9070. From SaE
Francisco by sea. bales-to East Indies,
l24; Australia, 25; New Zraland. 60;
other countries, 22. Total, PAL. Grand
total. 93ll bales. The prospective crop
on this coast, founded on reports from
my correspondents, ell growers, points
to an increased yield OF from 40 to 81
per cent. on last seasons. Increase Of
acreage 10 small. but ouch yards that
were scarcely or not at ell worked DUR
ing 1870. have been we'll cultivated
this year. The April rains came very
opportane to our California growers.
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nRlTIsH COLUMRIA.

NAxAIxo, July 1.-THE tug Beaver
arrived from the scene Of the wreck.
having in tow the Dominion lighter
with q quantity of rope. rigging, an
chofs, chains. blocks, stores aud every
thing that could be saved At low water
this worning. Tho Thrssher lies in q
NEST psscsEious position st high tide.
bsisg apparently fall Of wster, nearly
ell her aitss Cabins being covered. Mr..
Peek. collector Of customs and reoeiver
Of WRECKS. was personally superinteod.
ing oil that was done this morning and
10 certainly deserving Of great praise
for the interest hs exhibited. Mr. Peck
LETT On the Eta White for Victoris with
Csrt Boswertb.
vIcroIIA, July l7.-Capt Ellsworth
Of the wrecked ship Thrssher arrived
last evening from Nanaimo on the
steamer Eta White. The captsin is
materially feeling much depressed At the
disaster that has befalien his noble
ship. Hs says that she struck heavily
on the extreme eastern end Of Gabriols
reef. Fifty feet to the eastward would
have prevented the s;randing. The
Fraser river current. which sets heavily
towards the reef. threw the ship Of her
course. Tho tide Gibbs and Rows in the
vessel and she lies hard ard fast. At
high tide the after part 10 full of water;
but be hes hopes Of saving her. She
10 . stsunch vessel only fonr years old
sad IL clsssed Al. Last evening, in
company with Mr. Francis the U. S.
Osossl, Mr. Rithst. and Mr. Peck, re-
csives Of wrecks. Capt Boswerth waited
upon Admiral Stirling and solicited aid
in getting the ship of. The Admiral
responded 10 the affirmative without
the slightest hesitation. He directed
the gunvsssel Rocket 70 BE- got ready
ct ooce, and to proceed with EXTRA
hands, . steam pump. . barge and
other apparatus TO the scene Of disas-
VI. The Rocket will sail at o'clock
this mornisg. The Eta White started
back At 8 O'Clock this morning.
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THE KING COUNTY REPUBLICAN coNvEN.
i ton. for the pursoss Of nomiastiDg delegates
tn the Territorial Convention and also the various
County and precinct oMcsrs. will be held st Yes.
lsrs Hall Seattle. on Saturday. August 1lth. 1880.
Of IL O'Clock Am. AND the Central Com nittee
suggest that, in the event delegate cannot b
present In person. his proxy b rsprese ntsd BY .
resident Of the precinct In which the delegate re-
sides
g. KELLOGG,
Chairman King County Central Committee.
jy1i-d&wtd
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Tasrs hes bssn : stsAdy gais in ihs
average standing IN sAch monshly ex.
sminasion ovsf the preceding one. Il
Is With pleasure thAt I report bus tso
Gases Of carporsal punishmsns IN the
school daring the year. and tAsss ssse
as very mild inrn.
]. r. TAIxx, Teacher.
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Increase Of the whole cousty during
the period under review has been
therefore 1881 souls. In 1860 Thurston
county had population Of 1907.
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Tuesday. July 20. 1880.
OLYMPIA AND THUasf0N COUNTY
CENSUS.

The u. s. census for 1870 compares.
in the case Of our neighbors ef Olympia
and Tbur.ton county. with that Of 1880
Is follows
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. July ,6.-Ssilsd.
schooner Ida Mckay, for Port GAM
BILE.
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Olympia has gained during the de-
csds just past 81 persons. This 10
rather small tor the town. The csunty
Of which Il 10 the seat. hewsvsr, hes
done much better. - viii b sen in
the table following
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ORDINANCE NO. PIG.

An Ordinance fixing The amount and
kind Of taxes for the year 1850, a..
thorized to be levied and assessed
under chapter t~o (s) Of 81 act en,i.
tied IAN act to amend IN act entitled
an act 70 incorporate the City Of Sc.
attic. approved December Q, 1869. |"
which act was passed bv the Legisla.
tive Assembly If Washington Terri
tory and approved November 18th.
1919. and the amendments thereto
pass~d by said Assembly and approved
November 9th, 1877.
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UNITED SvATKs Dfsfn1CF LAND OFFICE,
OLyhPA. WARRINGTON TEaxrroRY.j
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
IN plisnce with the provisions Of the Act Of Con.
gress approved June s. 1878, emitted IAN Act for
tn sale Of Timber Lands in the States Of Califor.
mia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory. e
Wills +. Prosser. Of Whstcom County, washing.
ton Territory, has this day nled IN this once his
application to purchase the les !, Wy Of 0Rk and
6EA Of BEk Of Section No. a. in Township No.
II North. Range No. East Of the Willamette No.
ridian.
Any and oil persons claiming adversely the said
described land, or any portion thereof, Are here.
By required % ale their claims In this once With
In sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, st my Uface. IN Olympia.
t., this tina nth DAY Of July, AID. 1880.
IT. BROWN,
jy2kvl0w Rasistee Of the Land Once.
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srcIruvr1r 70 rsr rsrr1ansscsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
Communicated.

To THE EDITORS or TIE VIRGINIA
FREE PREss.-A meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Harper's Ferry Bridge Company Yves
held at HarpeT's Ferry, on Saturday. January
3rd. az which there was full representation
Of the Stockholders. The business Of the
meeting was 10 elect board Of directors FOR
the new vclr Mr. Charles Davies was called
upon to give IN explanation Of the difficulties
caused By M James NJ Masons action
agaius. the Bridge Company. The Stock
holders feel assured that when the Supreme
Court meets in Charleston and this matter is
brought before them, upon ia merits. the in
Junction will he dissolved and all difficulties
NV surrounding the enterprise will be re-
moved, and, thus unhamDerel the work will
be speedily pushed on TO completion. II was
determined by a unanimous vote that the a.
mouGt necessary % finish The work aud pay
al, outstanding accounts should be raised by
an assessment upon the present Stockholders
rather than throw the Stock upon the market
40 ,ime when the Company seems surrounded
By the legal technicali,ies which Mr Mason
has trumpcd up. 1t was only required to
raise Two Thousand Dollars for completing
The structure and paying all Indebtedness ;
on So OF tillo N-NItf WIS kllsIlAif paul. III
cash, AZ this meeting. Ii was pleasant to see
90 this occasion many Maryland and Virginia
Stockholders. These gentlemen have sanction
ed ibis undertaking in their judgment and
by their means. They know that u build up
the business Interests Of Harpev's Ferry is 70
build up their owa. The agricultural com
muni,ies Of Maryland. Virginia and West
Virginia, adncen, TO Ha,pers Ferry have long
esteemed this town as a market for their pro-
duco Of every kind. The whole Of Jefferson
county is interested and glad to see Ilarpe,'s
Ferry recovering from the results II the late
war and destructive foods The U 8. Gov
eminent has extended liberal settlements to
the people in all cases concerning Government
property bought by the citizens Of Harper's
Ferry. The valuable water power Of the Po-
tomac, whi.h has made this place attractive
as a manufacturing site, will in the near future
be offered for sale and viii undoubtedly pass
into the hands Of capitalists who will restore
this town 10 its former thriving and prosperous
condition, and orr farmers will find q ready
market there io' TIE products of their lands.
10 is desired that the citizens of IIarpers Ferry
may feel that they have The best wishes Of the
upper part Of the County for the success Of
their Bridge enterprise Yours &c.
CHARLEsTOUN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
WASHINGTON HALL!
FREQ Lecture.

The Fifth Public Free Lecture of the series Of
this season under the auspices Of the Good Tenn
plars will be delivered at " Charles Washington
Hail" in Charlestown, on
Monday Evening, January 18th, 1880,
By Col. HENRY KYD DOUGLAS.
Subject:
The Faith Of the Crescent and It's Prophet.
Good music will enhance the interest Of the
occasion Admission free. Ushers will be in
attendance No children admitted unless accom-
panied by parents or guardians Doors open a.
ca O'Clock; Lecture to begin at I o'clock.
L. j. WILLIAMS,
J. ED. DUKE,
DAVID HOWELL,
A. ID. BARR,
January 10. 1850. Committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
Letter from Summit Point.

En-. VIRGINIA TREE Pass
Sir-Allow US a small space in your jour
nal. We, thecitizens Of Jefferson county, who
live in the Southwestern part Of said county,
have for years been deprived Of good roads,
The taxpayers Of this part Of old Jefferson
have never bcea negligent in their duty
Why 10 sc have such miserable roads p
What has become Of the road appropriation
fund ? Why not have honest appropriations
rightly applied The people Of this part Of
the county are not often thought Of by the dig
nitavies Of Jefferson except just before an cleo
ton when they want Office. At present the
road leading from Summit Point to Cunning
hams mill on the Opequon is in a horrible
condition Othar roads 10 this district are E.
qually neglected Let some person bring the
condition Of our roads before the proper author
tiles and make arrangements for putting our
main roads in such a condition as they should
be and then have them kept in good order ~
working them as needed.
MANY CITIZENS.
Summit P,int. Jan. !, 1880.
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NOTICE.

A LII parties having claims against the late
Y firm of y. +. Henderson Il Company are re-
qucsted 20 present the same for payment. Persons
Indebted are requested to come forward and settle
as bills are now ready and all accounts mus. be
closed IN sixty days. y. +. HENDERSON.
FgNHE DRUG AND BOOK BUSINESS will be
continued under the name Of n. y. lIender
son d Company, and the patrons OF the Store may
rest assured OF my best efforts to give entire salts
faction both in pgices and goods.
Jan. 10, 'SO-Gt. NE HENDERSON.
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A 1Iagertown Correspondent Of the

A Hagerstown Correspondent of the
Baltimore SIN, writing on The eth instant,
says:
D. S. Reutch. Of Shephcrdsiown, W Va,
The agent Of the Shenandoah Valley railroad to
secure the right Of way through this county,
was in town to-day aud reports that arrange
meuts have been made satisfactory to the com
pany for about two-thirds OF the distance, aud
the remainder is in course Of amcable adjust
meut. lie was accompanied by Mr.. Peter
Best Of the firm Of Bos, < Co., Of Stockton,
\. j., who base secured the contract FOR grad
ing tie entire line, distance Of about sixteen
miles. They expect to commence work on
Monday next on the north side of,he Potomac,
opposite Shcphcrlstown, and, il no obstacles
are iuterposed 10 the securing Of right Of way
TO complete the entire work Of grading to this
place by the lst of October The road will
pass within a half mile Of Sharpsburg, pass
near the mill Of Dr. Grimes, Longs mill and
the College Of St James, aud connect with
bath the Cumberland Valley aud Western
Maryland railroads at this place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10

MISS MARY T. MAGILL. formerly OF Win
NE chester, and we'll known in this community
viii give PUBLIC READING Of Selections
from various authors, In "Charles Washington
Hail." on Tuesday Evening, January 18th. she
has consented TO give this reading under the aus
pieces of the Good Templars, who desire thus &c
secure some funds necessary TO complete the cur
rent series Of popular Free Lectures. Admission
only IS cents.
jan. 10. 1880. THE COMMlTTEE.
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uarper,s Ferry nappenings.

We regret 10 say tha, DR.. Ransom has
been dangerously sick. Weuuderstand, how
ever. AMI are glad 10 say that the crisis Of his
disease IS passed. and that few days time
wili in an probability see him all right again.
The Misses Burton, Of Winchester,
Formerly Of Harper's Ferry are on a visit to
,fhc family Of Mr. Edward Tearuey.
The Rev. james Farrell, recently or
daioed. said his frs, mass and preached his
first sermon IN the Chapel or Christmas morn
iae. Ofthe many Young men who have gone
OBJ the Church from lIifpeFs Ferry, there have
been noae worthier than Mr.. Farrell. We
wish him health and strength forthe perform
ausc Of The arJG0Us duties Of bis sacred call
ing.
Christmas day passed off quietly here.
So biack eyes % bloody noses worth talking
about markell The public celebration Of the
occasion; all o. which Is announced with I'M
expected pleasure The entertainments in the
ST. T. and lutheran Churches we've ez;elleat,
aai were attended by large audiences. Pa-
ya,e festivities were numerous.
Thcmu1i,ipal elections on the Isl in
slant resulted as follows
Hirprs Urrg-3lyor, Edmund Chm
bc-s; Recorder. jesse w. G,aham; C1uncil-
ueo, l.. A Montague. Philip Euale, Basil
Avis. n. q Bracket anl q. u. Trait
EoHru.-M,yor, Alex F1ssatt Recorder,
George E,uicr; Clunc.,mea. Samuel Shew-
bridge. licsty Bhuie T. r. Jprisht, Anthony
Bss-y and T.. M. Kemp.
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In the Circuit Court of Jellcr-
son County, West Virginia.
In Term. October -, 1879.
MARY f. BOWERS, sc, Pii6s.
Agljasl
THOMAS JOHNSON, &C, Defs.
" CIIINGERK
Term. October .. 1879.
~ CIIYCERY.

at Is adjudgel, ordered and dcorecd that this
cause be referred 20 Il Commissioner OF this Court
who Is instructed 70 ascertain the real estate
owned BIZ the Defendant, Thomas Johnson, Is
value and annual rental "a luc 1T. The amount
Of the Plaintiffs judgment Pod. All othsy liens
binding said zeal estate, which may be presented
before him, their amounts aad prioritics. 3sd.-
Any other matters specially stated. deemed per
tncnt by himself or required by any Of The parties
10 be so stated. end 10 make report thereof t. the
next term Of Ihis Court. Notice of the time and
place OF the execution q this order published ~
oofding to ihesMlut.s In such cases in soisc news
paper II general circulation in ths county OF JET
ferson shall be oquiyaen, - personal serrce upon
the parties Interested
: true ex,ract-tcsto.
I. =. LYNCH.
CLERK
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DISSOLUTION.

fgNnE copsrtnership hitherto existing between
c. +. Henderson and y. +. Henderson, under
the firm name OF n. F. Henderson and Company,
has been dissolved By mutual consent. y. +.
Henderson is authorized 70 settle the business Of
HE late firm. Q. Z. HENDERSON.
NJ. HENDERSON.
IA, lsSO-st