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NEW NOVELS FOR SALE BY JAS,

~ 3. GIBB.
Old England and New England, in series of views
taken the spot; by Alfred Bum; 80 cts
The Turkish Captive, Novel; by Louis Ferdinand
Lehmanowsky; 50 cents.
Clouded Happiness; ST cents,
The Iron Rule, or Tyranny in the Household; by
7. S. Arthur; p cents.
The Lady at Home, or Happiness in the household
by T. S Arthur; 25 cts.
Obi, or ThreeFingered Jack; 25 cts,
The White Cruiser the Fate ofthe Unheard OF;
by Ned Buntline; % cents.
Jack Junk or the Tar for all Weathers; % cents.
Theodore, the Child of the Sea, a sequel Ia
ftte,' the Pirate of the Gulf by J. H. lngraham %
cents
Eva May, the Founding; or the Secret Dungeon Is
cents
Wild Western Scenes or Adventures in the West;
50 cents No So Main street.
de u opposite City Hotel.
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Ios. P. WINSTON, successor to Mace

los. p. WINSTON, successor to Mace
~ Winston, at the old stand corner of Cary and
18th streets, has in store and offers for sale
10 bids. p. r. SUGAR a
IL do NO do
IS do Cuba do
20 bbs. Coffee do
20 do Crushed Puv and Pul, Sugar
l2 boxes Loaf Sugar
500 sacks SALT
225 kegs NAILS
j. X, N. o. and Cuba Molasses
Herrlngs aud shad; Tanners and Machine Oil
Otard, Heunessey j. J. Dupuy, and other Brandies
Pan Rye, Tuscaloosa Monongahela Jenny Lind,
Eldorado, and XXX Whiskey
Port, Madeira, Pale aud Brown Sherry Wine
Jamnca New Orleans and N. 4. Rum
Gin sud Apple Brandy
London Porter
Gnnpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson and Black
Tea
Java, Baguyra, Rio and Mocha Coffee
Cigars OF ali kinds; Bed Cords; Plough Lines
Wrapping Cap and letter Paper
soap; Window Glass
Cast, Blistered and Shear Steel
Aud many other articles, which offer to the trade
and nublic ganatnlIv de II
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EY- TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE ClTY.-If you wish to get your
Hair and dressed in the latest and most approved
style, call on HOBSON. at the Hair Dressing Shay
ing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel.
N. Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from A. NJ. to half past P. NJ, and on satur-
day to IL P. NJ.
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81 En-
trance 18th street. oc %
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F-LEECHES, LEECHES-The public are
hereby informed that | have just received by the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street. and
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
sell r. C. HOBSON.
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TT JOB AND CARD PRI&TING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description Of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as we'll as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
~ Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc 3-dd
EY"T J. CARSON co, NOS. IL AND IS
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. So
WATER STREET, NEW YORk.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. js LILY
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4 S L l. 4 n DID CHRISTMAS AND
n NEW WARS GIFT.-A most beautiful EN-.
CRAVING OF THE LORDS PRAYER. designed
aud executed by ORMSBY the celebrated Bank
Note engraver, of New York. In addition to the
Prayer, every phrase of which is engraved in a We
ued and most elegant manner-is superbly executed
head OF our SdriOu,-near the bottom and encir-
cling the upper part ten angels each bearing one
of the ton Commandments. The engraving is strictly
of religious character and has been highly recon-
mended by clergyrnen of all denominations The
Plate is ~ by 28 inches, and for Its quay-s one of
the cheapest sold in this city; and when framed
makes nost beautiful parlor ornament.
CALL AND SEE THEM, at Francks picture frame ma
nutactory on Main street,-and at Harold 4 Muir
rays Book Store, on Broad Street-where thew can
be obtained and also of the subscriber who has been
appointed agent for the sale of them, in Richmond
Price 81.
de l2-eodStt J. E. CURTIS
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fY-MoRE NEW GOoDs.-T. r. PRICE & co

are opening this day by Express
New style Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAIDS
Plain French mEKINOES and DE- LANES
Few elegant Dresses in MORE ANTIQUE
Cloak CLOTHS ard VELVETS for Cloaks
New Mgalin CHEMIZETTES, SLEEVES, COL
LARS, &c.
Embroidered and scolloped HDKFS, In variety
Muslin and JGconet ELOUNCINGS
Galoous Marcelines, Velvet TRIMMINGS, &c
With many other choice anu reasonable goods.
no i8-lm
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~ PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by II. T. PATRO
CO; in Washington City by PAIRO & NOURSE.
Sc 22-ts
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IL MORRIS, 81 Main street, in view Of the APP
preaching Holiday season is now receiving daily sup
plies Of suitable Books, aud among them ne would
particularly specify
The Complete Works of Marin Edgworth, 10 vols;
81 So
Arabian Nights Entertainments, various editions.
The Complete Works of Dean Swift, By Roscoe; z
vols.
The Complete Works Of Fielding / Smoett; 2 vols
Chamber's Papers for the People, Edinburg edition,
Il vols; Sc
Lodges Portraits of Illustrous Persouages, vols;
SIS.
Pror's Edition of Goldsmths Works, vols, half
calf; SO.
Wordsworth's Pictorial Greece, vol, 8yo; $40.
The Gallery OF Nature, by Rev Thomas Miner, Syo;
s..
Cuvier's Animal Kingdom, new edition, with 800 en-
cravings on wood aud 81 on steel, volume, $40;
s..
Byrou's Complete Works. Murrays edition, II vols,
l8mo, uniform; SIS.
Moorcs WORKS, complete in 10 vols half calf, SIS;
cloth, $40.
The other English Poets, in various styles, beautiful
editions.
Cowper's Complete Works, by Southey, Is volumes,
cloth; SO de II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rr-yIHgTNIA ufsTopICAI soc1,

, 70 y1hGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-The
seventh Annual Meeting Of tho Virginia Historical
Sgsi1ty W pc neld IN the hall of the AtheDmum on
rnuhSDAI 18TH Decsmber. at u P. H. The Hon.
VIM. G. RfvEs, President Of the Society, win pre-.
side on the occasion. The members of the S6gie.
~ and the public generally are invited to attend
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III Where shall have my UaRnarreotvps tn Zen
90 to MINNlS u WATSON'S, No. I4G Main street
just below the Exchange Bank, and have q good one
taken. lhey charge no more than Others and are
1t Is only necessary to give them call to satisfy yor
selves of the superior skill of these srtjsts Dont
forget the place rs Msnl street, few doors below
the Exchange Bank. no Be
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" BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on llth street.
single Bath . cents, five tickets for 81. oc7
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C9-DR. WIN. II. MINOR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave TO tender to the citi-
of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. DR.. MILNOR may be found during
the day, at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-3m*
EF~ ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Office on ErRn lin street
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T'AMERICAN HOTEL
q Il N q I. q Z 9

J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
sc l5--ly Formerlyat Jones's Hotel, philadelphia.
70 RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The prospects of
war between these countries has caused the ad-
vance in price o. all necessary articles, except
SIMONS' DAGUERREOTYPES. And as far as this
useful article is concerned, readers have
to fear for assured that if old Nick should
succeed in giving Turkey bdsting, SIMONS beauti-
tul Pictures would remain the ever, both in
quality aud price. no IL
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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS.-Leaticts OF

ELEGANT GIFT BOOkS.-Leatiets of
Al Memory, an illuminated annual for 1854
moore's Irish Melodies beautifully illustrated
Lyrics Of the Heart, by w. A. Watts; beautifully
illustrated.
The Bow in the Clouds, beautifully illustrated
The Proverbialist and the Poet, printed in coloIs
with beautiful illustrations.
The White Veil, Bridal Gift.
The Gem Annual for 1854.
The Snow Flake for 1854.
Afection's Gift for 1851
Christmas Blossoms 1854.
Also, fine assortment of standard Poets beautiful
ly bound and Illustrated Bibles and Prayer Books in
velvet and other bindings. For sale b.
SLADE x BAKER,
de i Nos Exchange.
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u ROPER MURRAY, UNDERTAKES,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
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To- THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office of
Ii. t. Pairo & Co.
no8-ts WIN. N. TINSLEY
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THE BUNYAN TABLEAUX
AT THE ODD FELLOWS NAH

POSITIVELY TIE LAST .,rr,1r
December II, 1853.
Consisting Of Sixty Magnificent Scenes .v.,b 7i,,.
OF Life-sze, illustrative Of III. ''' '9N'eS
PILGRIMS PROGRESS
This sublime and unique worS of at ssa, ,,,,,..s
ny the eminent American artists-Hg alir,ss,S ~
Kyle, Crapsey, Church, Dallas Darisy s5 prae ny'
gan ana IS acknowledged Big the Leading ;onrnnI IS
artists and eminent judges, to DO superior m sr ~
similar work ever exhibited in this rou1,try rLy
beautiful and stupend0us :. Mirror of tae W6nderFs9
Dream" cost upwards Of $1,000 u"
20 Admssion % cents. Doors open att O'clock
Mirror viii move at 7l o'clock, precisely. ''eA'
Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday sfter,oo-,, =,
O'Clock. Doors open at q q
Liberal arrangements made for the admission ~
schools. Vi
Descriptive Pamphlets of this great American PIE,
ture may be had ct the door Also Tir.,st. ~
cipal Hotels. P4'-
A. HART, Proprietor.
no 90 3. j. GREENWOOD Hensger
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4 ARDING NEEDLES; Skewers and
IL Splits; Flesh Forks Meat Saws, Knives. &c, &c.
For sale by
de- 10 ZIMMERMAN
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GILLABUB CHuRNS; Egg Whips; Cake
- Turner's MuddleFsi Tumbler Drains, Teddy Mix
era. For sale by
de 10 ZIMMERMAN
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FOR RENT.-A very desirable Office on
Il Grace street, between 18th and 9Th.
de 9-iw. GEO. +. MAYNARD.
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THO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATTON


q MISS LYFORD, having recently arrived in
this city, from Baltimore, is DESTROYS OF forming !,
class OF pupils in MUSIC and FRENCH She il
that the time usually chosen by parents and
guardians Tor selecting the instructors Of their
tiers and "ads Is past but she does not intend IN
teach the English branches, she believes that her
yertiselnent will not be considered out of place
Miss H. desires to call especial attention to her nlan
OF teaching French. Instruction in the augusFa ia
given III q manner that enables the scholar To com,
mence conversation in il almost immediately and
thus to acquire perfect knowledge of it with great
tdcihty IL has been the custom of Miss L. to cause
her pupils TO begin conversation as soon as thew m
quire the rQdiments of the language: conseCusntIv
they DO not labor under the disadvantage
Ia many Schools OF being unable to sneak il or IN nm
deTstahd II when spoken; though perhaps uerfectlv
able TO read and write 1t. Miss l.. commenced ths
study OF the French in early childhood continued il
under native teachers, and completed il in dstin
gushed foreign family that Of the ssterinIau Of
Don Caideron ae la Barca, late Minister from Spain
20 the United States. F
Music, Vocal and Instrumental is taught accordiDg
to the plan pursued by the eminent Professors
OF Baltimore. AS the attention OF Miss LyEord has
been particularly directed the study of Music ana
French and as she has had experience and success in
teaching these BRANCHES OF polite education she
hopes that she may be deemed worthy of The conf
dence of a discerning public.
BESIDES the names appended, which are all il is
ttou2hs necessary TO publish from an extensive list
MSS l. refers 70 the parents OF her schoarsi Essex
hhlns " liaIn, hns and Queen and Gloucester coan-
yes III The two last named she has been teaching
me Sboye branches in conjunetion with the English
lor me last three wears
It - ttie wish OF Miss Lyford to commence her
E9St n ihs'iUchon early in the month of January.
Iii hit VINO are DESTROYS of entering the classes
hfr tars +;1 make immediate application, when
Hei terms Will DE made known
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,a--zS LOST, STRAYED OR STO-
>>--:5.11g.,--~-A LENA dark liver colored SETTER
PUPPY, about four months old. 4 liberal reward
will be paid for any information left at this office
w hich will lead to his recovery. de9
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&C. FOR RENT-The large Brick Re-
Al:I sdence on 4th, between Broad and Marshall
Streets at present occupied by Dr. Edward C. Fisher.
Possession given the lst of January, 1854. Rent 35
de9 TOLER & COOK, Pearl street.
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{ Io VI M. PLA IA oldest and pain.
time ana without Inconvenience or pain bU tb snort
VeTsal Corn Plaster" Forssle by ' y 'ne Uni
40 ADiE GRAY, Druggists.
- - l47 Main street
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a. FOR RENT "A very desirable
H. framed House Broad street, the resi-
had Immediately. Apply to
EDWARD d. EACHO,
de 12 General Agent and Collector.
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L WWAARRh1Y1 Ely LIARS RE-
December 'pG1MLoST on Main street, on Tho in.t
TspS "a ONE HUNDRED AND O 0N Sne lg n6 OF
The ndcr will Of $40 bin and 81 gold piece
the same at the office of the Dispatch BY le&vins
i Ia BOILERS FOR SALE-We
ao9nt ~ horse power each made by Mes.,s i,rLERs,
oe l2-6t I0NEG" tusiy low
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ADJUSTMENTS
TIL Il AT 80;

~ ne tnsnssement are happy TO inform The ,.,o,,
J,. s ataia tnat they have effected rs-eaga,s
N'euI win the ta!satt MRS. G.. HOWAUn -5As1'
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MI ANILLA R0PE.-Half to one ana .
IVA half inches Inclusive, Tow Lines, F'oHsh
Lines Packing Yarns, Engine Ropes &ea &c
For sale ia quantities to suit purchasers, ~ GO
C. j. SlNToS \ co,
de 10 Sign OF the Circular saw, ii AAiA -.
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Me: S ssS Mr. Tru.S and John c..usS.r., in
old ssuS ar relative !" The Portland isrry mater
FROM THE DAILns.-Ths Weekly Times learns from
Judge Hays that estimate has been made OF the los
Of cattle which were left winter in that section an
that not more than one in twenty seven have live
through the winter He thinks that two IN rds Oh IN :
horses have been saved Judge oosv
about eighth of his immigrant STOCK one,s sAveo
less in proportion. Judge speaks 10 very ngn terms
OF his efforts to assist them. He gives as his opuioa
that the rumor OF Indian difficulties will not to be
serous He thinks that the immigrants will have much
dcnltv TO ma So the mountain road, and that it win
TO be cleared fer some miles OF trees before teams can
pass TIE repealed vra.y ls, tuv
We learn that the Cayuse and Nezperces noianS have
attacked one the II Co Forts the neighborhood
OF the BALES and that two pieces OF artillery and
papy of United States troops have beea from
Vancouver to the Of disturbance is pprehened
that the two tribes sill join together anc hos
till ties but inclined to think that the drubbiog
which they experienced the hands of old czsns ia
the last war; will have the effect cling their warl Ike
ardor for sometime 10 come.-Po1tldnd Com Nay
The annexed paragraphs are from the Ore9onan =
LATE FROM TIE MINES Mr.. Hereford, OF Cram Rogers
that miners doing well Provisions plenty ADD
cheap Flour is selling at zoe per Id in Jacksonville.
SOC pork and bacon 75c. The health of the country
good. Indians pesceaole.
STEAMER snoALwATER This new steamer, intended to
ply the Upper Willamette met with serious accd. mt
her first trip few days since. some part OF her
pipes burst fcaldng several persons severely,
though of them will die in consequence
On December %, s. Jackson (colored) a seaman, OF
Phadep hia, fell from the main topgaiant yard Of brig
Agate and was dro tned
MARRIAGES.
In Portland. 0. T., May :, A. Marquam. of Portland
to Miss Emma Kern, late of that place
Ia Oregon, April p, wm Baxter to Miss Margaret
Shetland all of Washington county.
In Oregon February Is j. b. Pennington TO Miss Eliza
beth Jane Sportsman, all Of Yamh county.
In Oregon, April 20 Green L. Ro sland to Miss Sophro
mia Fouts all of Yamhill county.
In Oregon, April 81 Jonathan Sousr of Lafayette
Miss Agnes Mccain, of Polk county
In Oregon March "a F. r. Hill to Miss belinda Reed
all of Douglass county
In Garden Bottom, o. T., April g. Joseph HOLMAN to
Miss Melissa Grubbe, both OF Pike county Mo.
MARKETS.
PORTLAND, o. T., May For the past few days bust
ness has not been brisk and prices remain sta ion
ary; but our me chants fully prepared, with large
stocks, for rushing business in week ten days.
Flour per cwt 50 90 pork, per Dbl. S45 $50 hams,
per h., SIC 40c bacon sides, SIC 43c. bset
per bbL $40 butter, &c., eggs. per dozen soc coo
lard per b., s5c 42c potatoes, per bushel 81 IS;
lumber NJ, 1926 $50: paling SO S4 per 100; sawed
laths 81 per NJ. blinds So a 81
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aaEsCY

NoTICE.-THE OFFICES OF THE LAKE ERIE,
IN Wabash and st Louis and tho Toledo Illinois
Railroad Companies are At 80 Wall strict
EDW WHITEHOUSk, Treasurer
NYF CO, SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
~ Merchants Valparaiso
WILLIAM y FyE, y. A. RICHARDSON, AUGUsTUs LoMsApn
References
SANrIAoo-Hon. Baltic Peyton.
yhLPAR Aiso-Messrs. Alsop h Co. Hemeuway A Co
VIM. Nelsc n A. Co.
Jackson, ESQ. "
NEW YoRK-Messrs. r. r. Collins A Co Goodnus Ca
Capt EZRA kyo steamer Pacific
BALTIMoR e--Messrs. John Henderson, 4 Co., Tbopasy
Hand Co.. White a Elder
SAN FnANcIsco -Messrs Flint, Peabody Co., aussey
Bono n Hale, Chas. Doane Esq. j. II Lyon. Esa.
Bosror--Messrs Ammi O. Lombard, Esq, r. III BrixLas
a Co., Glddcn Williams.
CANToN--Nye, Perkins Co,
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The Society Islands.
THE STEAMER NEW ORLEANS AT OTAHEITE-SCARCI
OF PROVISIONS.

Xnc SOcloGy l9l0nuS.
THE STEAMER NEW ORLEANS AT OTAHEITE-SCARCI-
TY OF PROVISIONS.
From the Placer Times
We subjon portion OF letter written BY the captain
OF the steamer New Orleans from the Society Islands.
Tie writer Is well known in community; and the
scraps Of advice which his letter contains may Of
ON BOARD STEAMER NEW ORLEANS,
OrAHETE April !, 1858
and half days from Nohahsvia of the Marquesss
Islands, where called to get fresh provisions Al this
port found American whaler and French frigate
moored In snug little ha1 Dor, large enough 10
MEDIATE about ten vessels Anchorage charged by the
French Governor at the rate of ten dollars vessel.
Water can be had but it is attended with much diff Guilty.
and it would take long time to water steamer. No.
thing be got in the way Of ships supplies. Pork is
from ten to twenty cents per on the FOOT and the
hogs like the natives, wild that you Cannot
thern in any way The natives will not bring their
bundles Of fruit to your boat after it IL purchased
The destitute condition of the island Is owing to the
French mopopoizing every thing The king
be bspsed and to the Catholic faith We could
not get chicken even for sick man, and had not
managed to get few pigs from schooner that had just
arrived from another island, we should have been
PEELED to sail as we entered
We here all WE'LL The Monumental City sailed q
week ago. There about 900 tons Of English coal
hee-it has ben exposed to the for ten years and
sgood for nothing But we, like he Monumental City,
win have to take it, and pay about thirty dollars
put on bosrp.
Labor here is 81 per day There are no fresh provi-
sioDs ia the market and shall to go round tae
island for week to get enough to eat for day. The
inhabitants Say It is fine island 1T they had enough TO
eat.
The railway, which 1t said could up ship of
nine hundfe ed tons cannot take up brig of hunfed
We fha osburse at least tweoty aud dosrs here
and after all ss have nothing The natives say they
will raise thing long toe present
exists Before he French came here, told tua f "
whsleshps could rent and recruit the sitn
The awt of the port not calculated to en-.
coursge commerce.
l should recommend all sail craft to go straight to
sidney, west Of the Ieees touca at Honolulu where
everything be had cheap and Ia one Day aud If
necessary touch the Feees Navig.tors whers
days Is sufficient to get all that is wanted Here nothing
can be had but water. f. WAkEMAN.
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News from Oregon.

We have dates to the 14th ult but intelligence Of
importance. The papers al ei with dscu soas Of
local politics. The following among the most inter
estiDe items
TIM RECEPTION OF Gov LANE The friends Of Gov
Lane have been preparing to give hi proper reception
upon his arrival at Portland which every moment
expected Fifty guns to be fred, the BRASS band
expected from Vancouver and collation. would be
given al the Columbian.
AN ArRAY.--An sftay took place on the corner Of
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JAMES COLE AUcTIoN1EKs-iW BUILDING Lon.
COLI SON Viii =. :. .assio. .. s1d.y, Jss. = .
LOT: y loC 81 via the privilege :ss.ss
syoE on ;sen I'D. Of the n.y plank rosa Leading rea
between two plank reads Hatbush and 0rss
held only three miles from Court street. and the
title perfect Term half bond mortgage desired
every hour to this property Maps ready
a. .ns a "a o. the No q Fulton street. Brook
r vANDEwArER. AycTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
Wall street Large special and paiatnss
s s the s q
Mare an.h91Ty painted By the pupil q David @
spanish style BY Muriiio Wild Horses Prairss Dasoi
% by 1snsr %; @
by the most ancient and modern artists
invited t o ana t1s public y
oe'hg the closing sale Of the season.
r G. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PIANO
, hr.es on paintings, &e, tomorrow, FRIDAY at 10
assortment rosewood and osror dninr
room and chamber furniture Of good auaty-whch viii
ofpurchasr to be sold without reserve to pay cash sd
alcesand consists of paror Furniture Gu suit
tetes ard rocking chairs spring paror do in
great vsriety library secretary bookcases wardrobes sI
toilet mahogany bedsteads hair mstrsssss
ing articles Also handsome lot OF oil paintings
gilt frames. Plane fortesAt II o'clock will be SOLD,
which arr worthy Of the attention Of
on the morning of sale.
w b. JONES, ACCOMMODATIONS HENRY
w will sell this day Mt II O'clock at 10 Spruce street,
Hawk also caik brandy "A boxes twenty canary
birds and cages.