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TTAYiNG this day associated with myself in hush
Il L ness, Mr Charles +. Washhurn VIC ha u continue
QlinsIganond Village, the Manufacture OF Iron aid
Wire, heretofore, under he firm OF Henry $. Wash
burn TO- = HENRY 3. WASHHURN.
Worcester, January 2 1874
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ANNUAL MEETING. lsn

TI Annual Meeting Of he stckl 'ldofsoit the Proyi
i dence Ani orceslcl RAJ Road Company vill be
h ID ri At Westminster Hal, Providence, K. l. on
NJ NuAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1854, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
the purp OF choosing Directors Tor Tie year ensu-
. a ., sor IN iIcIisn such oner business
may ALLY come before them. Transfer Book will be
closed iroa, 2d TO g. IF February inclusive.
~ PerO der, John r.. BALCH, Clerk.
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il containing S93 principally ,;y money, with So 10
, SILVER The finder will be rewarded ny ns 4 i9ss 4
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L oil Portrait and Landscape Paintings
a. his rooms, No. 24S Nam street, over scotts DIag
Store. f du - sants.s ny
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.S The subscriber will give his personal attention
Esssss TO The purchase d sale OF Real Estate Of all
dSa-s' descriptions both in the city and country
Persons having real estate tor sale, wishing 10 pur
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10 Children's TOYS OF all KINDS.

vl,HE subscriber has replanished BIZ stock of Id
4 ms Toys aud has ngw on hand the aysa.tst asie-
~ ever offered III this city, E. MERNtLL,h
siaIs dawtf 22l Main e..
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NOTICES. e..
Worcester Mutual T7ire insurance Co.

Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
ed - ~ if
President--Anthony Chase.
TreeSIrer--Fred. VIM. Paine.
Seeret0yy--Charies M. Miles KAN. .,s
DRsctoTS--Ebenezer 'roErey, Fltehhurg,
Paul Within Norlhbridge,
Amory holman, Bolton, s
Gfa' AIanson Hamilton, w. Brookneld
James ). Wordsworth, W oresster, s
WIN T.. Merrfed,
OK David Lee. Barre, e ~
r8ie David s. Mess GER WO c. ster.
The amount at risk, lee !, 10 3, was Sl2,a2I,9 h.
The number oil policies now outstanding is l2,7lO.
TIE Company sustained, the past YEAR IL partial, ana
fifteen total losses, amounting to Sll,Osi u, when
have all heen amcaby adjusted and par, with the ex-
ceptOn Of one,0 l50 which has not yet been demands
ed. The net cash funds Of the Company December !,
1888 amounted to $l47 332,b3 which is invested In
Bank SiOck and Mortgages on Real Estate.
II will be iiom the Yteenty Ninth annual Re
port OCthe Old No ctSter Mutual Fire Insurance
Company thai IL is decidedly for the intefeht 0i all,
who have property located in the county OF Worcester,
ana o such class us is received by this Company,
-tn insure the same at their Office .a NJ t.I
They sliil adhere strictly 20 the policy, which has
ever secured their marked success.
Their risks confined 10 the County of Worcester
They insure only the safest clsss Of properly. 81
N1hey employ NJ. responsible agents
They charge only such PREMIUMS as are adequate to
the risk. sfa
,They make no assessments but refund an average
more. Than 50 per- cent Of the premium received.
he steady ncTease Of business non year TO year AT
this Office twiIhsI ing the formation OF numerous
conflicting companies and The exaggerati0ns and
msref esehtatiOnss OF their interested agents II q
sufficient proof OF !te sOundness of the prihciPles,
which Ghls Company haze adopted and uniformly Jo'-
Lowed. ,f ~ tt1pl
ars tfre.f ANTHONY CHASE, President.
CHARLES M MILES SeerstarY JnlO a&wu'
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Musical Notice,

1F1''''t. MUSICAL Notice, M ~ 4
MIR EDWARD AR KHER Y :, Professor Of Music
lVA in this city, ttfally announces thar he vii
awe private lessons the Flute and Guitar For term
and particulars, inquire, between - aid /, or aud
e'cloak. p. M-yaths house, on Msin stfset, NO5l.
ia2yssg aiska NosH5u9TuH day
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WANTS. &c.
Situation Wanted.
Bow Wanted.


n the Dry Goods Store of the aubscriier-salary
1trem S75 TO 800 per yea- Must be fifteen wears Of
age, or over. j1 ds wifi GEO. P. Bryant.
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WINTER GOODS,

Having found, by past rXf enence, Iha, is for my
interest TO close If al tpis line, LOW PRICES, all
remaining crock of +ss. s.t
, 1854-04-01

that body on the death of Hon. II. FEIsTER,
who lately took his seat as successor, from
Pacific county, to the late Hon, Jehu Scud-
der Resolutions read
Mr. Miles moved, as additional resolves,
that the Council attend the funeral of the
deceased in bOdy-wear the usual badge
of mourning thirty days, and that they ad-
journ for one day.
Mr.. Tappan, in moving that the Council
concur in the House resolutions, and adopt
those offered by Mr. Miles, prefaced his
motion with the following remarks:
Mr.. PREslDENT-Deathis is at all times an
unwelcome viSitcr, whether its victim is the
helpless occupant of the cradle, or him who,
full of youth and strength in the midst of
usefulness, with laurels yet accumuatmg,
or whether it drags from the bed of suffer
ing the trembling, decrepid form of old age.
In whatever form it appears, it is unwishcd
for. ...l0 .. .. .
But we are called upon to mourn under
circumstances most peculiar and appalling.
A series of the most distressing vistatious
have fallen to the lot of sister county
which bears the name of the ocean that
washes its sh0res-and we have Ioined in
their lamentations. ...H
A few weeks ago and tears We're shed
over the fallen form of one> Who, in a few
hours, would have been unanimously elected
to seat in this Legislative Assembly, but
before this evidence of their confidence
could be consummated, he was carried to
l. 4
ere he had left his ire-side for the scene of
his usefulness, he too was taken "to that
bourne from whence no traveller returns"
Yet third was chosen, and before his
face became known to many of us-almoSt
before the echo of his official oath had died
AWAY, or his seat warmed by hispresence-
he too fell Verify, in the midst of life
we are in death"
This solemn admonition Of the Almighty
should deeply impress us with our frailty,
and should show to us the necessity of be-
ing always prepared for This dread mcssen-
ger, from whose mandates there is no ap-
peal
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed, and Messrs. Yantis, Bigelow and Miles
were appointed a committee on the part Of
Council
The rules were suspended and bill, No.
44-providng an election to fill vacancy
passed three readings
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
, 1854-04-01


J. L. Butler, of this county, who has
Just returned from the scene Of Indian diff
cuIties at Holmes harbor, Whidby's Island,
referred to two weeks ago, informs us Of
the loss of a government surf boat near
Port Madison, on the Sound, containing
Major LARNED, U. S. A., corporel and
nine privates of the 4th infantry. 1t seems
that the vessel was under the direction Of
Mr.. JoHN HAMILTON, of Steilacoom, and
was capsized in squali near the place
above referred to, in consequence of which
all perished, including Major L., except
two of the command, who fastened them
selves to the boat after it turned over, and
drifted into a cove ten miles north Of Seat
tie, on the west side of Admiralty Inlet.
The disaster occurred on Monday last, .2Gth
ult., and Lieut.. JONES, with detachment,
left Fort Steilacoom on Thursday in search
Of the bodies. Major LARNED, and several
others of those connected with the com
mand, leave families behind them. The
boat was on its way to SteilacoOm at the
time of the disaster Full particulars will
be given when they are ascertained
, 1854-04-01

bda The. name of the Chillian vessel re,
ported by Capt GOrwin, of the. Hawaiian
bark cLnika, " as having beeniwrecked of
Cape Classett, of which mention was made
last week, has been ascertalned to have
been '4The Duchess San Lorenzo,1 1t al
50 has been ascertained to q certainty, that
the Rev. Mr.. SrAINEs, ofVietOria, ". l., wai
on board, with a number Of other passen.
gers, all Of whom perished, including the
captain and crew. ~ '' ''.'' ~ @ a.''
, 1854-04-01
Puget Sound Shipping Report

81
T.io. '.r sEQUM BAY. iEi'e liF
- ..N SAILED. ll ulaua7g 1h
Marvh llth.--Bark Elvra Harbeck, Marshall, saA
Francisco. 10. r- ..+
" l2th.-Brig Hodgdeh, Wade, san Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND. =.
March lOth.-schOoner San Diego, Grafton, fort Or
ford. '' fH. .'iHf
PORT CAMILLE.
March 20th.--Brg Carbon, Simpson, San Franeisco.
PORT LUDLOW.
March 2Oth.--shiP Sarah Parker, Gardner, ready fr
STA.
STElLACO0M.
March2ad.--lirg Cyrus, Brown San Francisco
SEATTLE.
ARRIVED.
March 9th.--Sbip Loonora, Yates, 70 days from san
Francisco. Now loading With pile and square tim
her at Port Madison,
, 1854-04-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY, March 2S, 1854

TUESDAY, MARCH 2S, 1884.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Brownheld, Of committee on counties
reported back c. B. No. IS, entitled "An
act creating Cowlitz County" without
amendment, aud recommended its passage,
which was laid on the table to be called mp
at the pleasure Of the House.
IT. B. entitled AN act relating to county
assessor, was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Thompson introduced a resolution
relative to allowing soldiers discharged in
this Territory, to locate land warrants on
unoccupied lands--referred to committee
on memorials.
Mr. Chehowcth introduced a bill entitled
"an act to allow and regulate the action Of
riglt-read once.
House adjourned. ir
, 1854-04-01

BS~ Hon. VICTOR MONROE will again
address the members of the Legislature
and citizens generally on Wednesday even
ing the 18th inst, upon the subject of, and
advocating the passage of q law prohibiting
the manufacture, introduction and sale of
ardent spirits in Washington Territory.
, 1854-04-01

CoScEEr.-Mrs. NJ. A. Hamm, accom-
panied by her husband, gave q concert al
/" Pacific Hall" on Monday evening last
to quite large audience, who manifested
their satisfaction afforded by the entertain
ment, by frequent and loud applause. 7''
, 1854-04-01
AYrEnNooN sEssIoN.- \

Mr.. BroWnlield introduced q Memorial
relative to making Budd's Harbor Port
of Delivery, which was referred to commit
tee on memorials. I.I .l ..f-U.I ..'
Mr. BolOnintroduced Joint Resolution
relative to both Houses ndjourning from
3lst day of March to the 10th day of
April next, which was adopted. il -
Ayes--Bolon, Brownfeld, Chapman,
Crosbie, Denny, Durgin, Howe, Hunting
ton, Jackson, Thompson, and Mr.. Speaker,
Noes-Biles, MOseley, Hale, Shelton,
and Ward ....l'.. ..... ......
Mr., Thompson presented u petition Of
certain citizens Of Thurston County, asking
to be set off from said county, and to be
attached to Pierce County, .......,.
Mr.. Moseley introduced a bill, entitled
an act to define the southern boundary Of
Pierce County, which. referred to COM
mittee on counties. ....... ...,..
Message from the Council announced the
unanimous passage Of the following resolu-
ton: .- ...sf
WHEREAs, The land adjoining the town
Of Olympia, on the north, is low fiat, over
which the tide flows to, but moderate
depth, and which, in its present condition,
is an injury to the progress Of said town,
the same being an impeachment to free navi-
CATION vessels, owing to such flats, heing
unable to come within three-quarters Of a
mile of said town, but being compelled to
discharge their cargoes at that distance,
thus occasoning delay and additional ex-
pense to our merchants : And, Whereas,
Edward Giddings, Jr., Of said town Of
Olympia, has located himself upon said fats,
in accordance with the act of Congress,
approved September 27th, 1850, entitled
=" An Act creating the Office Of Surveyor
General Of the public lands in Oregon, and
to make donations to settlers Of the said
public lands" with the laudable intention
Of improving the same, which said improve
ments cannot fail to be Of the greatest ad-
vantage to said town Of Olympia, and to
the persons interested therein And,
Whereas, some doubts exist as to whether
tracts Of land Of this description are sub
Iject TO be located and settled upon under
the provisions Of the above act =
BE Il Resoired By Me Legislature Assem-
big Of the Territory Of Washington, That
our DeleBaOV VI lSvh8lSss NC Instructor anu
requested to use his influence in Congress,
to procure tho passage of an act, confirm
ing to Edward Giddings, Jr., the right to
locate and hold said tract of land, bounded
and described as follows commencing at
the north west corner of Milas Gallaher's
claim, in township eighteen, range two
west thence sogtherly, bounded by said
Gollo har's q III Hola5o n II Tlirolp,v1s
and j, NJ. Swans claims, in said township
aud range thence following the meander-
ings of the. sound to the west side of Water
, 1854-04-01
WASHINGTON LEGISLlTuRE.--FlRST SESSION.
IN COUNCIL.
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1854.

NANlllNuIUN LEUlNLll hL---FlhSl cENolUN'
IN COUNCIL.
.,.... TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1854.
Council met pursuant to adjournment -
The President announced the receipt of
message from Acting Governor Mason, the
purport Of which was that in replying 10 a
Council resolution, he was obliged to state
that he had no official information as to the
extent of the claims and rights Of the Hnd-
sons Bay or Puget Sound agricultural COM
pauies. Ordered 10 be inserted on the jour
nal. 'r.HrTHl no. 3.'i.a. ..F..I TI....
Council took up and passed bill 10 locate
Territorial ro,d from Seattle to White
River, where The emigrant road crosses.
The joint resolution as 10 Congress con-
6rming the lille Of f. Giddings Dr., 10
claim Of 800 acres, located on tho fats in
the vicinity Of Olympia. Unanimously
passed.. H'llnHn Esr.. ...#. ....s. n .l.4
I'd Adjourned till2P.M 1a-aa.Ha u .n
AFTERNOON SESSION. '''i ''
Mr.. Bigclow, on leave, introduced c. B.
No. II, an &C, establishing common school
system for the Territory Of Washlnston.-
Bill passed two readings, and was referred 10
committee on education '.. i 3 81
i Bill appointing certain officers for new
County Of Lewis passed three readings.
% Resolution from the House, PropUsing on
Adjournment Of The Legislature from The
3lstof March, for ten days, and appropria-
ting the clerks to the code commissioners,
was unanimously adopted. .' tnaC1l 1i+
-sNIs -, a, s.enlntiru la
, 1854-04-01
THE LEGISLATrRE.

- = a. r.. = A.
,...;.,..;ro iv 'ossouI,,, y I'm no noroairnd
ne. = ;o;nt roso,,t;on hns nossoJ hoth
~! - .totLoI,s :. .,,.a = roooss cor
- - o'| m 80 ',!' ,t. ,E;a1,s II L .or,.lt - ha
sTao.aS Lv nj. ad;ournrnsnt Il 10 ofrord
Oo ~! g - C1...-:.-:e-.'-- ~ -,
hers Of which are busily cmployed in the
discharge Of their duty ! to ret start in
the framing of laws for the action of the
legislatpre l.r ...u
The proceedings will amplv demonstrate
that. sor the short space Of time the assem-
EIv'bas boen IN session n vast amount Of
labor has been, performed and very many
useful and necessary laws enacted. -
The members certainly deserve il to
themselves to take a recess, if for nothing
else than to afford them an opportunity to
souander n few of those eternal three dol
lars per dav. which. Congress in the pleni-
tude Of its liberality has seen proper to Of.
ter as a reward for their services
Seriously, SO per day is Just exactly no
compensation at all, no more than is the
compensation of judges and many other Of
fcers, federal and territorial, adequate for
a respectable occupancy of the positions re-
ferred to- ;
Our delegate to Congress well under
stands the pay does not pay current expen-
sesLthata a person. however meritorious
~ ciioI tI.IF5s-lI =.
representative, or occupy any other sta,
ton provided for by Congress, without hay
ing private means to maintain the position
In ,ha, .osnoo..,,T;,r' ,,,l,;,, al, he IL
, 1854-04-01

Da- The speech Of the Hon. vicroR
MoSRoE, On the subject Of submitting the
Maine Liquor Law to the people for their
approval or otherwise, will be found on the
fourth page of to-day's paper. It's merits
will be determined by an attentive perusal.
, 1854-04-01

81 The legislature has authorized special election
in Pacc county, TO supply the vacancy occasioned by
the death Of Henry FEisTEE. Of the house TO take
place on the sth Of April
, 1854-04-01

p6r See the advertisement of the 'TWash
ington Hotel" in our advertising columns
, 1854-04-01

wSVpPEN AEAEH.-7ltis is q matter Of regret
that We are again required tolchronicle the
deatlrof lan6thef member Of the House Of
Representative, elected from Pacific Coun-
Est0 serve IL The present assembly, This
Is the third member elect aud in expectaRi
cyIto feprdsehtnthatl County yIEho hasdied
before and since the nelection.dt First, MI
JsaLeBr0Ru, who was nominated as a can
didhteaand died before the election. Next,
MI. Jshd scudder, who was afteryards
nominated and elected and now, Mr.
HEkFY FEtsrER Was suddenly called from
time 70 istsrpity on Wednesday evening
last, whilst sitting in the bar room of the
Washington Hotel, by what is supposed to
have beenla 6t Of apoplexy. He fell from
the chair in which he was seated, and ex-
pired within very few mindtes. Approl
PIRATE addresses we're delivered in the Coun-
Gil andyHOuse on the OCCASION by Messrs.
Tappah and ofOsbie, Of Clarke County,
yesterday morning, which win be found in
tO-day's paper. The funeral took place
yesterday evening.
Whether the seat Of the member from
Pacific County will be occupied at all Or
pOt,adurhlg the present session, we are not
prepared 70 say. bolirJ oti 20 aaoiI
Mr.. Feister arrived here on Thursday
, 1854-04-01

.'N NNI4 I
b~ Mr.. ,WIIIAM sTRoNG, ex-Associate
Judge Of the Supreme Court of the Terri
tories Of Washington and Oregon, and who
has been appointed by the present Legisla-
ture as one Of the Code Commissioners, for
the preparation of laws for their consider
alton and action, arrived here on Sunday,
March 26th, and has entered upon his du-
lies, Wing as he is, he is a hard rorker,
and there being a controlling democracy
embodied in the commission, no fears need
be entertained but that all the laws which
may be suggested for consideration, will
partake Of the progressive spirit Of the age,
and in conformity to the principles of de-
nocracy.
, 1854-04-01

~ The bark EQUATOR Capt. Nor.
ton, sailed from this port on Tuesday last,
with q cargo Of sawed lumber, for San
Francisco.
, 1854-04-01

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