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PREPAYMENT INQUIRED
Chins, Except Hong Kong,) via Trieste do 81
East Indies, (Epgli,h possessions in,) via
Trieste do %
East Inde,, all other countries In and
beyond the East Indies, via Trieste do 20
Hong Kong, via Trieste do IS
Egypt. Except AlexsndHa,) do 10
Italy, Except Lombaidy, Modeua, Par.
ma, Tuscany, d the Pspal Statss,) DO 30 -
lLombsrdy and Venice parts Of the
Austrian eInpire.l
Kingdom Of the Two Scilies do 20
Turkey, Wslscbis, Moldavis, Servis,
Levante, and Turkish islands in the
Mediterranean, Excerpt Constantine
pie, Beyrout, Lsmaes, Rhodes, Ccs-
me- Smyrna, Tenedos, Mytlsne, Ss-
lonics. Dardanslles, GsilipeI, Sam
sum- Trebizonde, Varns, Tuloza,
Gambia, Gslstz, aud lbrals) do
Except to the countrie. last above named commencing
with EgypfD requiring the prepayment OF 80 cents
letter. which is the United States and Prussan postage
only the rates Sc, down are the foil postage through &c
destination.
Newspapcrs 10 be sent in The Prussian eiots mail, mus
be prepaid cents each, which is the full United States
and Prussan postage II TO go through said closed mai
10 the British in the East Indies, or 10 Hong
Kong they must be prepaid cents, and i to other points
in China or TO countries beyond the East ndes 10 cents
each But 10 the East Indies and China, il is believed
that the cheapest route for newspapers is in the British
mall via Southampton, cents each, TO he prepaid, being
the full United States and British postage.
With reference TO the Prusssn closed mail, we are de-
sired 10 remark also, that in many instances, letter.
(which should csme in this mail, particularly from th'
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VISITING CARDS engraved nnd printcd, beau
styles French English and American cards, 70 be
TAYLOR n MAURYts,
APPS Bookstore, 9th st.
I MEIERE. Professor OF the French, spanish, snd
j. German languages House Mrs Day
~ and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue south side
Al os-imif
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THE DIFFICULTIES IN NEW MEXICO

New ORLEANS. April 27rhe Pcayune learns tina, Jude
Conkng has despatched special messenger to Washing
ton with full of the difficulties in New Mexico
Iii stated that Santa Anna expected to arrive In th
city OF Mexico on the 10Th instant
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lily y. q. MCGUIRE, Aucboneer.
VERY VALUABLE LOT ON STREET AT AUCTION
On Friday afternoon, April 90 at O'Clock, the premises,
shall sell Of lot No No 320 treninr Is feet
inches street morrill, between lin and 18Th Streets and runnin
back 100 feet
Terms One third twelve, aud eighteen
months for -oes satisfactorily secured, hesrng interest
JAs. G. MCGUIRE,
Apg2-d Anctioneer.
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Loans. Specie. Deposits. banks. Others.
Dec. 90 "a s73o4447 IOseo9a ss5e6s75 l675i7s so47
Feb % 80. a2T4,e76 1921 507 l5pss2ss It24ya5
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wreck of the Independence.

In another column publish crcumsantial nara.
tive of the wreck and burning OF the steamer lndepend
ence. BY this awful calamity one hundred and hiiy
persons pershed whilst those who survived were re-
duced to the painful extremiles OF want and ex-
posure No description, however vivid, can convey an
adequate conception OF the terrible catastrophe, or OF the
anguish which it will iDct upon the families OF The
lost yet scarcely month passes without bringing TO us
intelligence OF some such dreadful casualty. The com.
parative unconcern with which the destruction OF human
life is regarded this country excites the establishment Of
other nations. To hazard life for some noble end is
worthy of praise but the misfortune is that such dread
full caames record to-day the result of too
eager and absorbing pursuit of gain. Ii is not pur
pose to pass upon the conduct of those in
mand Of the Independence, but il is indspulabe that in
nearly every instance of steamboat railroad casually
reckless delinquency is the of
the accident We expect better security for life
until people manifest for the safety of their
persons, and the utmost and skill in those who have
control OF railways and steamers guaranteed by
the punishment either of negligence or inconsistency
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yD FURNITURE FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE,
III The house hrr-stoy brick
tanning rooms. convenient residences in
city. The furniture mostly and all oil In good order
ordinary family Terms
commodaing for unless the furniture
be sold with IT,
Inquire o. James =. Holland, at this Office,
w @-dft
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New ORLEANS April 25.-The steamer Falcon arrived
to-day from Aspnwal with the mails and passengers and
about 8 100. 600 in gold dust
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ADAME BLAKE has the honor inform tho ladies gentle
vi OF Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria,
May Ball will take place Jackson Hail. Friday
May 1889 Amer the browning OF the queen the following
be danced by Madame b.. pupils
o commence O'Clock Time occupied hour
!. Floral Polka, by four Misses and Masters
2. Petite Honppe, by Miss -
3. Cfacovienne, by Miss -
4. Sailors Hompipe, by MastcT--
5. La PHstoreme by Miss
o. Petite Highland Fling, by Mis-
Z. Cecbuca, by Miss
Z. Tambonne Dance by Misses
Q. Medley Dance, ny Mss-
10. La Lngarlla, or Dew Drop, by Mis-
II. Scotch Chaunt Russo, by Eve Misses
~. Highland Fling BY Miss aud MasteT-
10. Bohemian POLKA, by Miss and Master -
IL. Greek Dance, by two Misses.
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measure IN announcing to our readers that
'e i',''.", mas appointed Colonel ALFRED Cummings.
formerly Of Georgia and Of Missouri 10 bc
.ncy. '"P'''h'epo-
Colonel Cumminssss gentleman Of ,alep, n ,bo uo.,
pn''nns energy and great business capacity ana 49,.
together with his long residence on III, fr,.,a..
hi' thorough knowledge Of the country vim, -.
bounds OF his superinendeney pre.emnsn,lv n,,,,,'
him for the office which has been conferred nror ~.
we are confident that his appointment will give sD,;r,
satisfaction to the people Of the States interested il n,
''o'an affairs OF that superntendepcy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-20

DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
gEezss,.=zdsF1 "A. G. PATsTES DS, f invites
T5attention TO his Daguerrean Rooms, AMI
Ms&EEYis;SSt4 Apparatus now the result of years OF
HS{s1LAfSSL experience and close application TO the
S-S5SsHSza@EP art. Confident that lie now combines
in his establishment all OF the improve.
which time and proper tests have proven valuable,
he promise produce Likenesses combining all .hc
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained By the
Daguerrean process.
For attractive commodious style in which his
fitted up invites the public call
inc for themselves. His Cabinet of Specimens always
open for inspection.
Lkcnesses taken in all kinds of weather. sinsly or in
groups Also post norton keneSseS taken at shortnotcc
U57A well selected stock OF matcrals-Chemicas, placs
cases, lockets, &C., always on hand and for sale.
Rooms, No. 36 Monroe 81, near the Post Office
nOv1S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-20
Take Notice

DY section 12 the Ordinance OF the city Wheel.
ID ing in relation to the appointment and duties
Sanitary Committees and Board OF Health of the city
OF Wheeling, it is enacted: pGl -5lE
1"That it Shall be unlawful for any person. without
mission from the council Board of Health, any thr.
members thereof to bring brought, to ala
assist in bringing within hiS city, any having the
small pox or Asatc cholera or any other disease the In
PRODUCTION OF which shall be prohibited by order of
the Board OF helh (notice of such order having been
given by apubeato thereof in any printed N
this city unless such person shall all possible care
diligence to prevent with the dis
eased by physicians and and shall
convey her yond the linz
its city agai nstthe provl.
less than nor than ave hundred dollars for eve
EY9fder OF the SANITARY eommttee of the End Ward.
III a1uneen1 5.i;5sT ob5fdFl4 4TyfJH 4 &c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-20
Americans, Pntronizc Your Own EEnnu.
fucfurcS.
Wheeling Silk Factory

= w HOOIII1b DIIh 7 dOUO4 y y
A MERIcAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
N stantil articles of the various fabrics in
GILLS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious in such matters invited to call and
tho process manufacturing, and those wishing pur-
chase Silks wholesale retail, he supplied
able terms Gils Store, adjoining tho Factory
NJ Adams S. Forbs', a. O. FaiTchiIds, Marsh d Iay
lors, and o. ". Hesks, Wheeling. Va and at James
RichHnson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119. Main
st Get, Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics war!ened all pure Silk. and have taken
tho HIGH EST PREM UMS and gold and silver ness,
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. we cons 1ny
manufacturing stock is large and hc,
comprising many vactiesvevcts, sutns vestrgs, dress
silks, finges, cravas, hnnIkerchefs of white, black,
best twned silk, willed aud plain Also shirts, drawers,
and hair hose for gentlemen. -a.u
Pcnsc atronizc this important branch OF Amer
manufacture ordeIs or variety otsilks prompt
Iy executed.
Ncrcnntabc Cocoons and Reelcd Silk bought.
+ " I'd Holm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-20
TODD & DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,

AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square,
RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fall and
~ Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
great care and manufactured at tho very best workshops
OF Philadelphia and New England expressly Whole
sale and Retail trade To our regular customers and all
others who may favor us with call, goods
which we guarantee equal in quality material work
mash o those manufactured in this any part ofthe
United States. go rom q DEVOI,
WhoeIina Sen 1879 s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-20
NEW FIRM.

MEssRs. CAYwooD, CoNKL1N & CO.,
re having purchased the entire stock ofStoves, Tin,
kfs Copper and Sheet Iron ware of r. G. Culbert-
son, would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Wheeling and vicinity, that they willcarry
the business Of manufacturing Tin Copper and shee,
assortment for Wholesale, and Reta very eash
all persons wishing purchase would do well to call and
BEE US No. 49, Union ST., at the old and well known
Bland heretofore occupied by r G. Culbertson.
Particular attention paid TO repairing. {"
Wheeling. Aug. 81. = CAYWOOD. CONKLIN q CO :
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VIM. COWDEN p.

RoonsN 80 Monroe street, 5st,ree the N,v Hotel and The
Court House. .H..
Licensees t9kenin any requires. shade and eooTed to
warranted TO fade. Pictures sizes, both sin.
gle and in groups put up in plain and tho
lowest prices kenesses of children accurately taken
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-20
KELLS & CALDWELL,

kELLS g CAIDW WELlI,
(succEssoRs TO JAS. rAULL q co.,
Import crs and Wholesale dealers i'm Dru-s,
Medicines, Chemi iCnIS, Paints, Oils, SC,
No. 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST
HAVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
IL apparatus, &c. OF the firm OF James PAUL would
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers the public
generally All goods warranted. .S
In retiring from the Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending TO favorable consideration SUCCESSORS
essrs. kels CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that our former customers and dealers generally, will
cetve that attention and accommodation which
for this well known house large share patronage
E i tTYT N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-20
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Patent Phosscne Gas,

b Patent PhosEcne Esns, sa
... ,HF o n BURNI,N GIN T HE s Am E..sst
his Lamp producing portable Light, is isconfaenn
recommends ed superior other
lE LIGHT is produced by the burning,o aeriform
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful jets from small per.
forations in Patina. iEl .57-L - qE5l
Tie Gas is generated it isused, the heat ofits
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus It is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning eeriform Gas.4... za5..
Its construction is such that all possibility OF accident
from its use is entirely removed; and the great simplicity OF
its renders less liable out oforder thar
other kind OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim.
ming do the Oil and Camphene Lamps, and burns equally
we'll either with without glass globe shade and
fectly free from smoke odor.5- ~ a.. N 7-i
opinions of the scientific may be learned from fact
that the Annual Fair American Institute 1S45a
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor and, ni.
tSs The sane was
ahnSe for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by .2ln
.sYu Iis n. H ppNItAaG q co.
3 ,.'. 1;Sf sI5 ~ WheeiitE Va
EoR SALE fine horses s5esIs old 0A4sST5one
lIhnrseaIho b aiIsap21 s.AVERY.
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WHEELING.
sPRING OF 1S53.
VIM. 7. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DFAIER TN

WHOLESALE DEALER IN
NJ. FSEeisn ~ Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. II Atdt' ST., West side bettocen Monroe anu
oa.. Onion SITS.
-rs Wheeling, Va, .ass.4
| NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock of Drvs Goodv
ana Notions, direct from importers and ManufscI
soods adSmd 81; ia as complete and desirable stock
~ any hone East or IVest, TO which would Tesuect Gv
i"'le Lilo attention of retail deaers consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
IN onck silks, npacas, popns lawns de Iaines yipg
MANS, ec with very large stock prints of lie hest
makes and coiors Also bonnets. ribbons linIngs nnI
other trimmings in variety. OF eS' ~
MEMS WEAR.
IN cioths casslmers sattinctts, merino casslmeres
leans weeds and summer cloths; also, De
ms blue drills, brown nens linen drills, na,:keens ami
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also
and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canon hats soil
WOOL orash hats etc with full stock linen and cot
ton haggng seamless bags buraps table diaper crash
driinss, tickmgs checks, shirtng strpes etc brown
anu blenchcd muslins; with good stock hte goods
In the - SOS
. ..... NOTION LINE.
As canbrcs, jaconets, Irish linens, aces, threads but
TONS hosiery, gloves, combs etc., all their variety
NY whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well in
quality and style, as in prices.
mar25 w T. SELRY
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEipEIElEI RICE Marchant Tailor
J. II. AMMAN. -.s.. S. MAGUIRE. 7s F. .REYNoLD
Amman, Maguile. and Co.

their long experience in the Commission and Forwarding
business they prepared to offer facilities to thai
OF aEy other house. nsf t1-Ea tH. Is 4i N. ian20
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEI,.
Nol54, Main Street,

WHEELING VA.
rs now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
j. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor oc
Cloths OF all widths and keeps constantly hand arg
assortment ofFurnature every description. Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates, Venitian
and Transparent Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, VarniSh, HairclOth, Curled Hair,
Spring, Sackng Bottoms Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
ect all Ohich will be sold at the lowest prices. aug2t
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Drugs! Drugs! !!

SPRING & gUMIMIR GOODS
VNE have jus, received our SPRING AND
W SUMMER GOODS. Please call and
see them. They will he sold upon accommodate
ing terms.
Ir We would call particular attention TO our
Superior FRENCH CLOTHS and CASsI
MBRES, which have heretofore given g,eat sa.
tsfaciion. -
LONG & WEBB.
April 18th, 1853: ST.
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REMOVAL.
Boot and Shoe Business.

"a TuE subscriber would respect
NJ fully inform his friends and the public
generally, that he has removed his Shoe
@s Shop to the house on King street, one
doM west of Mrs. vasscur's Confectionery. where
he will keep on hand an excellent assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, BR0GANS, &c.,
which will he sold very low.
The superintendent of,he business. as here
toforc, will be entrusted to Mr.. Thomas e. Hayes.
The best workmen that can he procured. will he
kept ready to execute all orders for work, and
every pains will he taken to give satisfaction.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed. he respectfully solcits continuance Of
the same.
w. F. STRAYH0RN.
January Sd, 1853. 6T-
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ONE THoUSoMD PIANO FoRTESl

Uprards Of one thousand Pianos sold, and
nfrer sold bad ons!!! -
A LwAYS having had the SolE Acxxcy ol
"A the pianos Of SroDART & DuSHAM in Viz
gina and North Carolina--togrihei with the un-
PARALLEL number we have sold. (more than one
thousand.) enables Us 10 assert with truth and
confidence, from so long and welluied experience
that they are
UNSURPASSED IN. TONE AND FINISH
embracing in the same Pisno
Most MLior and Sefi, as iceH as a Most PoW
erfui and Superb Tone.
We keep always on hand large and varied
stock Of the ncwea styles and the b,cesi rates, 50
thai purchasers can always find exactly the style
ETC., thev may want; the difference in price be
Ing occasioncd only by The outward finish. ena
hles those who wish TO buy cheaper instruments
the same advantages Of a fine and beau,ifu
tone as in Piano Of greater value A largs
number we now sell. are LEFT entirely TO on
own taste and selection, by those who are no
allie to I've present themselves and as il always de
wolves much mme responsibility upon us, all ma,
he assured, who want good Pianos that with at
tcn,ion, caution and promp,ncss to their orders
they shall have Piano Forte al precisely M
northern price. (ss has been often tested.) an'
an instrument from the hest makers in the world
Guaranteed, and allowed to be returned if no
oil they are represented 10 be.
+. p. NASH.
Piano Forte Ware Rooms.
Corner Sycamore and Bank Streets.
Petersburg, Va, April Is, 1853. 81
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House & Lot for Salee

kTA Having removed to Chapel Hin.
E3TIIlA the snhseril~r oilers his late. resi-
MfSs6 Hence IN the low Of Hill.borough
6Q Cor sale. The dwelling HOUSE is
lMsr aud fosmy. and very conveniently arranged.
There j. good Office on the lot. with two rooms.
Well. Barn and Stables, and every necessary
Out HOUSE,. The House is situated on King
street. convenient TO he Court House, Apply
10 the subscriber, at Chapel IIiil. n. e.
HUGH WADDELL. /,
April 18th. 1885, ST.
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B OOH S!

n SHALL keep very pretty assortment Of
Baoks at Mr.. lanes Walson's, among which
arr The following: Wiley's n. &. Form Book
wiIyis N. q. Header; wheeler's History; an
..sonmens of the American Tract soeicry' .
Books; Religious, Historical and Temperance
Baok.. in great variety. Chap. rrry eiegp.
Call and zee them. Any Books furnished 10 or
- SAMUEL PEARCE. Agent.
Hillsborough. May 10. s5-
, 1853-07-09

a; sea in the Polynosian islands; but they
lack the d,cency and care of their persons
which the islanders exhibit. II is only ne
cesslry to say that some forty o, G,ly live
IN a temporary hut twenty feet by twelve,
constructed of poles, mats, and cedar bark,
to give an idea Of the degree Of their civil
zition.
The men are engaged in fishing, and do
nothing else. On the women fails all the
work Of ,klnninc, aaning, and drying the
fl for their winter stores As soon as the
fish are caught, they are laid for few hours
on the rocks, in the hot sun, which permits
tha skins to be taken off with greater ease /;
the fash is then stripped off the bones,
mashed and pounded as fine as possible it
is then spread out on mats, and placed upon
frames TO dry in the sun and wind, which
eifectualy cures it INDEED, it is said that
meat of any kind dried in this climate nev-
er becomes puirid. Three or four days are
sufficient to dry a large matiuIl, four inches
deep. The cured fish is then pounded into
a long basket, which will contain about
eighty pounds; put up in this way, il kept
dry, it will keep for three years.
During the fishing season, the Indians
live entirely on the heads, hearts, and ola
of the salmon, which they string on sticks,
and roast over a small fire.
The fishing here is very much after the
manner of that at Willamette Falls, except
that there is no necessity for panks to stand
on, as there are great convenicnces at the
DIlles for pursuing this fishery. They use
the hooks and spears, attached TO long poles
both the hook and the spear are made to
unship readily, and attached to the pole by
line four feet below its upper end If the
hook were made permanently fast to the end
of the pole, it would be liable to break, and
the large fish would be much more difficult
to take. The Indians are seen standing
along the walls OF the canals in great num-
bers, fishing, and il is not uncommon for
them to take twenty to twenty-five salmon
in an hour When the river is at its great
est height, the water in the canals is about
three feet below the top of the bank.
(To be C0atiqued.}
, 1853-07-09
in Advance,

Far one year, when sent by mail, or taken at
ne ofice. S. 90; for six months $500.
M naper will be discontinued, unless at the
soton Of the publishers, until all aHearages are
paid.
ADVERTISING.
One square, Twelve lines or les',) three inser
=. $500; for every additional insertion, 100
A liberal deduction to yearly advertisers.
The number of insertions must be distinctly
marked on the margin, otherwise they will he con-
dpusd till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
AGENTS.
The following gentlemen are authorized to re
rive subscriptions for The Columbian
Hon. ROBERT THOMPSON, Portland, o. T.
A. Benton Moses, travelling agent
E.B. CoMFoRr, Postmaster, Portland,
SCHUYLER S. SAUNDERS, Gehalis, Lewis
County.
Mr. ANDREW MUIR, Victoria, ,Nancouver's
Island.
VIC. TREvErr, Salem, Southern Oregon.
GEO. B. GoUDY, Lafayette;
WM. S. Caldwell, Hillsborough;
JAMES c. STRONG, Cathlamelt;'
Isaac N. EBEY, Whidby's Island;
HENRY c. WILSON, Port Townsend
BALcH & PALMER, Steilacoom
W. w. MILLER, Nesqually;
ED. WARBAss, Cowlitz Farms;
S. S. FoRD, SEN, Chickeeles;
CHAs. C. TERRY s. Co., New York;
F.. s. HOLLAND, Oregon City,
A. A. DENNY, Seattle :;
S. D. Howe, Penn's Cove, Whidby's
Island;
JOHN R. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie,
Lewis county.