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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

HOUSEHOLD MASUFAcTuREs-Ac correspondent Is
medically perpe1ed by the Census Returns sho sing
a prepor derance Of /" Home Made Manufactures IN
the Southern over those Of the Northern States
els, SOL O54 per annum in the former to In
the latter He does not seem TO know thst the term
Home Made" in these Returns means hou'ehold-
or, in other words, designaes textile fabrics produced
In the now an;qusted and tedious, but once uusers"
nodes-by hand. spinning which have almost wholly
been discarded at the NORTH while they are stui re-
tanned in the slavebolding economy of the Sou'd
The Manufactures OF the North are many times mora
valuable than those Of the South but they are pro-
euced BY the aid Of stes wa-er, or other po ger Ten
times as rapidly aud three times as econonic'y e'
those Of the South-We pfetuue this explans'i'n'
houlh brief il sufficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
A hishly respectable commission was appoint

A highly respectable commission was appoint
ed by the late Legislature to prepare indexes Of
the various records in the office Of the County
CLERK, the Surrogate, ard the Register In this
City. Each of these officers is er etfeio men,
Der Of the Commission, which is composed, In
addition of Messrs. Jonathsn Nathan, G. p. Nell
son, Richard Busted, aud VIM. c. We.mpre.
The printing required in the course of the work
will amount, as We have beard 1t estimated, to
some 500 coo, beside bookbiuciOg. For dong
this large quantity of work We have no. 20. seen
any advertisement for ptOpoIals, and We fe.r an
Eff IT is intended to procure its allo.nsns By
al. er tavoriiirn. Tao names of some members
If the Board are guarantee that they will not
consent to ans unjust deposition OF the N ssser,
but they may be overrukd by the msjority. The
Only fair method js to give out the work BY pub.
lie competition to the lowest BIDDER who fU :
nshes proper security.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

The New City Hall was further advanced last
evening in the Board Of Councilmen the Commit
tee of the Whole having reported ia favor Of the
adoption Of the specifics with slight amend.
ments; and providing sh,. the building be con
structed of white marble, from the Lee quarry
Mass., and that the columns and autes in the in.
side, basement and front-story foors be of Amer.
can antique marbles and the wanscotting of
white marble. The report va, accepted, aud the
plans and specification ordered 10 a third rea iiog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

Its known that the uug.inly concern called n,
Washington Monument has passed ioto tue con-
troll of the Know NotAiugs aud We nov Learn
from The Ameriean Organ that the Board of Mao
sgers are Of the opinion "tsat the An,riess party
" should make themselves responsible for I've COM
"pi,tion Of the Monument THIS il all riga. aad
We hope they will do it. A party whose principles
Disgrace the name Of American is the very oas t,
complete a morument ~hoss ugliae" aud iacoa.
gruity render it an insult to tae memory OF Ws.h-
ipgton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

SAM Houston is confident of being the aext
indeed, that we dare ssy he would not give five
dollars 70 be insured. However, he hH had bis
life written, by way Of rendering the world ia.
miliar with his claims, (whesher BY b ellen Dhu
or some other equally brilliant genius, We are not
informed, and wha. with the support of Demo.
Gratis ard X. Ms he expects to be carried to the
White House by such majority as never was
heard OF. Such, according to q Washington
correspondent of Tbs 81. Louis { Mo } Republicans,
il also she opinion of man WHO has had expert
cree In the vanity of human snticipations. Tnst
writer says:
The Hon Stephen Dsusl. ls ysssrd.y for his HON,
Illinois In nae heslth and o iru Although the Little
S.I en- ely sypc :. the koo~ SS S he
whose life hs. been publ. had with 4l pages egh
lr.yiD ard three maps Ths certainly bold move for the
The same remarkabl work is also announced,
though in a less sang aine strain, by New York
correspondent Of TIE Charleston Standard, who
thinks Sans chane is not 80 good:
"A couple Of works just sued BY of
terpi,Ds pueeen q. douotes destined to have
ale %: = ss ~ q san a.,..s snss.s:d wa
hrc seye lures a. hair e.dh escapes In the West
,eqr ne na.y ,oeIse 1i~anae add will. unqses
have ne Que rnus In the political Arena, for which IL Il
pobsoy exresf designed Unfounstsy for tbs hero Of
the story hs pV darby has been The ye1rs and
Ss eS 10, mean; ssvs ne god opinion formerly
some too mon tbs sgoJ
Our mel shbor Of The Express announces this
great hisf orical work, and in all the digni6ed
prudence Of leading article. The Express dwells
on the Ole halo which rsd.stes from the COM
hat NJ c. T., At -
: the most wonderful of all military miracles,
'mu his name forever be chroniclsI. Basyet,
dear a the greatness aud glory Of this " Trus
"ircMnasion Of our national spirit" render him
TO f.nat Journal it would not be proper to fully
en- brace him a. candidate for the histes. off 20
on earth until the far more awful and " miracu.
- lous' Sam shsll have go decreed. According
y, our ccfemporary deals with the delicate topic
\ in diplomatic fashion, which clearly points him
out as the fit person TO be Secretary for Foreign
Affairs under tie new regime. We quo.s The
Express a. follows:
Thee iemsrks have been sioned by the is,us of
chrenes OF the e Of the odd hero purpose 10 of
ione seeons o. Il IN columns With Of great
Intrinsic ~ Immediate interest at s se ana we vet hops 10
souinstcn for the Presidency thar Of Sam Houston has al
resoy been proclaimed than quarter The
In question closes with Q New Hampsfs nomination In
view Of the fact that only the people elect oar
every normson which should eonducs
OF our public men sheuld DO early disseminated IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

The Hon. VIM. II. Seward arrived at Ssrs'ogs on
Wednesday, and has recommended the e1.m'aaaon
Of Witnesses before IL. Chsncelor Walworih' 10 m'
"Book .beaded Spike case
Senator Dough-. arrived a! Chic 'go OF rae'd''
last.
Capt Thomas J. Lee, Of the Topogrsphlc'' Eas''
peers, has resigned his commission In the army 10 'sk'
effect on the 3oih of April next.
The Rev. Au,oipetts L. Brown and Miss Susan d.
Anthony spoks at Hudson, yesterday, (Fhd,yJ o.
"Womans Rights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
TO PROP II LDERS.
PATENT INTRINcENENTs
HYATT's PATENT LIGHTS

HYATTS PATENT LIGHTS
the Act of July 1886 49, 1t sh. be 10 the power
Of the Court above the actual damages
three times the amount thereof" The using well making
IL an Engagement.
the Oeeembe OF the Supreme Court of the United
States 1884, Batn Tssget" Court ruled that 10
ue Pstentee has the right restrict enlarge hs cs
Dige 1t validity and 20 efecfuse his invention
In accordance with the above decision Of the supreme Court
and BY the advice OF my counsel Charles Keller Esq
the Sd APRIL 1885, gave issue. OF which the fono"
ing is the clsinl:
hat claim my invention In covers for openings to
vsults IL fooI seets &c mssiug them OF Metallic 1rst
ING peIorsed kets, Ps,ss with the speftues % small
thst or bodies passing falling them nsy bs
entirely susisne6 by the meta" &c THApDsus HYATT,
'S No 20 West 5fo,dway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

The owners OF negroes at Jef-rsontowo. Ky,
have held a meeting to ASSERT scns OF the pre-
rosstives Of s'avedrivers which the freen OF
the Northe n States DO not sufficiently respect.
TIE following is one OF thtic resolves:
Our right oftransi, ,hroush the free sst-s ~ s,vs
perfect Iisht under the Coosag,ioa OF the Cnio,
Possibly the authors Of this believed it to b.,
true. but .till we sdvi,e them to exercise this
right of trans. with n, savos but those saey have
iett rmjned TO emancipste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

The Mene Law in Illinois Is to be voted GA D! .'s
people the f1t Monday in June. Ac'pfa' III as
been raised in Chicago by the liquof-deaier'' ana .
campaign paper Issued to oppose this wise ana s"a'
tary measure. The new organ is entitled The Aa''
ProASitioni.t and is srcul.ted gra,uiso~y through
ont the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
NesuIJork Daau Gribn1k
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1856.
TO cORREsPOSDEyTs.

suhschsers 70 THs TRIBUNE wIshiss Post Once "a
df,s> changed should In all sve ths present ee
and specify which edition whether Daily Semi Weekly
Weekly and elst sobscbe should awe ss Of ssbscr StOn
Tbs would f-quently preven, aelsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

every grade, will speedily be adopted by the
Board of Educstiop. ia view Of the euiuen'ly
satisfactory results Of the recent examination
results attributable in very great degree, to their
toilso ne and eIhaustog lsbors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

The corner stone Of Jewish Synagogue was laid
at st. Louis on the 10th ns. 1t the fret structure
for Irrseli,ish worship ever commenced ives. of the
Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

No news of the Nashville had been receive
up to midnight She ought certainly to be aer
early this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

Tie bill for the sale OF the Pennsylvania MAR
Lire Of Works went through the Hou.e yesterday
and now gees to the Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
PAPER HAN NGs,
WhnlasSl. and QetaI

THOMAS FAVE Co,
Nee 28 and 27 Broadway New directly opposite the
City Hall)
Have constantly band full stock Of French and American
Pepper bar sings Bcrde Febosrd Prints CuTt.iu Papers
Bee Testers statues Handicapped &c. of every syls known
10 the trade
Merchants laying their stocks buv from ir hsnds
we manufacture largely e. imro direct from French
fscture for HON sole 10 the Uaissd Ststes
Our ae. Department comprises the iche ETY. les OF Deco
rao,a Special ms6e. when desired, from
pppdd collection Of samples Artistic Paper Hangers sent 70
.nx n, Il ~ the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

Gov Gardner hss signed the amended Liquor
Law recently adopted by the Massachusetts
Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

The Spring weather opens finely. Yesterday
we had heavy rain for q couple Of hours, with
some lightning One could alnos, see the leaves
unfold under the influence of the shO yer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

Advertisements for TYR TRIBUNE OF Monday ought 20 be
In before O'Clock on Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

Dr.rISouisHxp ARRIVAL --Jsmes j. Strang, a
Prophet in the Mormon Church, and King OF Beaver
lslei q, was In town yesterday: 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

rc pose 70 .~sli the vci,e Of the people .acs 70,
fde nef 'b hsss so,es and a, not tn.,s
ant epss In tbs matter, until ley have er-,t, 49, sa,s
divided 'or Toe eontss; TIE voiuas es f,e hs So
sen Jse. nio thorough Amss;.r esasca.r elm 20 o
sesept ,rc IND zee ~ OF 81. s- Wa
Oh some po '.sst o,ih 10 tssse P,I., 60 ff too I,
nesut 20 inck s'e ths' h to eeneca So n.
Sam 81 the bon IN bsftlsstte san thu e n. "a
xrest al Rail b.. .ser'--o f.r -..-. ~ u'
IL early In the day al the qa~t,p =,
q ~ p-scn, r. uoDis sfioa. ~ h. ,s-t p, ,-,
tenn hsye been sasc 20 otly D. tie K7ov "a -. "
isins; FOR the b. its. deserve. toe sie.t ei,,,
ton snd should .seo cin.y be un vsr..l, S,. mad
Ap.r tom a. p9'esl eae.ss'soB, eOa,als. ose Of "a,
Dss pf.sns5t erscoes 81 tie cur cgors .,a
sso ou'y snt eomereh-rs s-ly Fre-v tasri,,
'hosid posses aad Iaes it ia Nc Ass1s q Ab esld,ss
That will do for so-days and mesawh,ls, II .,v
body else wishes to publish a biosr,psy Of tai,
great oae halo" candidate we beg 60 say t,,s
We have on hand for sale, alta reasonable discount
from coat, variety of wood cats designed {,
Illustrate the history of any military aspraa. for
the Presidency, which migat be used ia BIZ
grsPby Of General Houston With the csrt.iaty of
producing az astonishing increase of the popular
eDthu,iasm in hi. favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

subscriptions and Advertisements for THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents:
PARI'.-Chares Hartwick, No. ls Rue vivienne
LoSpoE.-Mr. w. Thomas, Nos. 10 and 81 Cath
sinestreet, Strand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
The Tribune for Europe.

VS. ehsll issue THIS MORNING dn Edition OF
THK SEMI-WExKLy TRIBUNE, fos circulation In
Europe. 1t will contain al the latest News up to
the dme of going to press. Single copies in wrapper
ready for mailing be had at the counter, in the
publication office. Price Si1 Gents. The steamships
North Star, for Havre, aud Washington, for Bremen
via Southampton, will sail from this port To-Day at
l2 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
6ZD UD
WORTH OF SPLENDID CARPETS.

62O0UOO
WORTH OF SPLENDID CARPETS.
LET B GUIDE
FsGLrsB VELVET CAkrErs. loL and IiL per yard.
English TArssTRY CARPETS, y 81 and 81 per yard
EseL,ss TnnrE Ply sAartrs y ana 81 per yard
English OILcLoTHs 81 ana II psryad
AmtRleAs ohcLorHs, sl6 8! and q Der yard
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, Us 81 and 81 per pair.
HIRAM AxpERsox's. No. 90 Bowery.
FEATHERS, BEDDING, &C.-COnstantly on hand
comprising In part large assortment q HAs MATTRESSES
FEA1HER BEDS. rAILLassr: CoIs BEDsrEADs BLASkLIs
and CoAfoRTERs at NO. $50 Chatham corner Mulberry
Wholesale end retsi MARTIN WILLARD, Agent.
Observation-Disclosures. ELY & MUNGER have re-
NOV. 10 their spscous wsreroom No $40 BROADWAY (st
Nicholas Hotel where they offer the most extensive asort
city among wheh be found the celebrated double oc
Pianos and full supply Of w Lsdd Cos tbo.ton)
superior insruuehts Carhart Needhsms Aeiodeoas with
large assortment Of low priced Psnos and second hand n
umens all Of which offered at nrces az low Can DO
fou,d in New. York. Ely MUNGER,
No $40 Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel
N B.-Pisno. Fores to let
GAS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES We offer
an assortment Of Chandeliers that numbers over
HUNDRED
different patterns Of the AID most Beautiful desgus
Buyers Of US have the benefit Of variety
TWICE AS LARGE
thst Of any other establishment In New York from which
to make their selections
snug Per ceutss, lower than be found elsewhere
w. }. Y. DALEY & Co Marble stores,
Nos 6sl ana 6ss Broao gay.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINEs.-These are the
only Sewing Machines before the public capable Of doing
ronstaed that all other Sewing Machines for
se when pared with Singers worth taking gin
whatever sISERs Swing MACHINES proved BE- supe
and the great Improvements just added place them far
ahead Of all comPetiton SINGERS SEWING MACHINES only.
free nom all claim for infringement OF patents.
i H.. brOacWAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

HAR.DYE, Wigs AND TnDPEEs.-BATCHE-
LoRs F.cory for thsss articles No IS Srosdgy N,ns
p,iyse Rooms for the apple alton OF be famous HAIR Dye
sod Wholesale aud retail The largest and best .eof, Of
WIGS ToupEEs in the United Sstes Aso BArehELoKs
MoLpAviA CREAM
= CRIsTADORO's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.--Here-
tsere thoessnss have pserea the biemoh Of Red Gay
or Sandy abe Iik Of ssinx Hair Dyes CefsrApo
sos DYs has b.nshed this pcjasce IL nehs bseksas the
ain nor dries up the Abres, and the most 0d lady uses
with confidence Made. sold And .pRsd No Aser hoas
$40 FOR TWO BUILDING LOTS OR FARM
Aptber diy.on of RostvALe FAAMs and Lors viii BE- made
the 50 My 1875 sle scGs tvo Lets q ey 100 feet or
Ts, fo To % acres Hss adjoining L>te Land
ara Ror ,rioma Apply to CHAS WOOD. No As Broad.
way where maps and FsnPhieis can 30 bad nee
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, AUCri0NEER.-ln
s3dou % his Re4 business the subscriber has essab.
I,shsd h. HI ofee 6epatsnt for the sole OF tUksruE.
ut person viii bs found the desh fo the reception
Of and general suecrvee Of thas b.nen o. oa
49,. No Brssd g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21


sortment OF musicAl merchandise.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
A WARRANTED REMEpY.-Da ToBIAs's VENETIAN LISIMEyr
certain for Group Colds Coughs, Rheu nsn Sore
Thros Headache Toothsehe Mumps, Cuts, Old Sores &C.
From Mr. John WARM, Importer of Needles, Fishing
Tackle. ks, No % Msidenlane
hsvps used. fr several yeHsDr TosiAss VENETIAN LINZ.
In family and spdsd IL friends without
its failing 70 the many comp snts for which has
been tried Il affords pleasure TO testify to the same.
feel sured will accomplish all that Dr. TOBIAS 10 his
pamphlet joins WARRIS.
fswYoik, Jan. 4, lt5S
NEwYoRK Feb. 10, 1851.
have used Dr. TosIASs VENETIAN LuNMESr for years,
and have found certain remedy for Carouc Rheanatin
Dysentery. Coughs Vemt'og and P-rs of al kinds. aud
cd Invaluable article IT,
do intend to ee, II " " TO Ae purchased
JossPH NrcHoLL. No i6 Essex St
From MIs w. 4 c rni.h
Ma ToBitsSfr: One Of my children severely
With Coup. and USED VENETIAN LSrMExr which
relief really tlnk the means OF ..yius
my ehids lie Under no Consideration woud Be without
bottle In uy house. also consider II c-rtsin remedy
Tor scads and Biuss having thoroughly sst'd TO- the
kewtur,h, n y. March 1891 rkAa cosSIsH.
PAGES Sand 50 cents Depot co GTsenwiehf Sold by all
DIuEsita
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

SAMUEL c. JOLLIE has REMOVED his entire
soeh and estslsus Of Music and MUSICAL SsIRuMrxTs to
Hoel whore may be bad al the fashionable and popular dusc
for the PisnoFoe Guitar &C., with large and elegant
sortmept OF musieAl merchandise.
, 1855-12-28

Bruceville, read once and ordered to second
reading.
On motion of Mr.. HUI, rules suspended
and bill read second time now.
Mr.. Huff moved to strike out Bruceport
and insert Port Poe. Carried.
Mr. Huff moved to suspend the rules, and
read third time now.
Mr.. Poe objected
The President announced that as an OBJ
lection had been raised, the question could
not be put.
Mr.. Cock appealed.
The question being-Shall the decision
of the Chair be sustained Mr.. Strickler
called the ayes and noes which were
Ayes-Huff, Patterson, and Strckler-
3.
Noes-Cock, Pagett, and Poe--3.
The decision was sustained.
Mr. Poe withdrew his objection, and Mr..
Huf''s motion prevailed.
Bill read third time, its title changed
to Port Poe, passed, and the title approx
ed.
II. j. r. No. 6 read first time, and un-
der q suspension of the rules, read second
and third times, and passed.
II. NJ. No. II read three times under q
suspension of the rules, and passed.
Mr.. Strickler moved that the clerk be
requested to furnish the public printer with
a copy of the journal of the council of the
present session, at his earliest convenience.
Mr.. Poe moved call of the House.
The roll was called, and Messrs. Bigelow
and Wallace found absent.
On motion of Mr.. Strickler, further cal
dispensed with.
On motion of Mr.. Strickler, motion laid
on table until I'd January.
- Then adjourned.
, 1855-12-28

Ra- We have probably taken more notice
this week of the Puget Sound Courier, and
its correspondents than will, perhaps, ever
be awarded to that paper, or its hireling
scribblers again. Common courtesy, as it
ever should be recognized in the business of
newspaper publication, has ever and on all
occasions been vouchsafed by us towards the
conductors first, and then the editor. We
will leave it to the decision of a candid pub
lie, whether or not, our course towards our
contemporary, has not, until "foul-mouthed
SANDER opcd her lying tongue" been marked
with courtesy, kindness and affability. We
at present hold the Courier as being cheap
dog cheap from its management. Let it
establish its own reputation.
, 1855-12-28
@.AMAgRb,

At Olympia W. T., on the evening Of the 2lth inst
by Rev. J. r. DEyORE WM. B. AFFIEcK Esq, Of stel.
COON, Pierce County, and Miss ELIzAnErH SnrosB
Of this place. b. u -.
We sincerely hope that our former cotemporay q
the Puget Sound CO'trer with his pretty bride may
enjoy many years Of prosperity and unalloyed hiFpF
ness; and by the way would merely remnrk, thatia
much the czens,Of OuririvGl city may profess %
dislike the people, and tOwnsite Of Olympia, this mar
rage Is an evidence that at least one Of Baeheu
Kingdom Of Steilaooom, has sense enough 70 lnpW,
where to go to get his coffee ground"
, 1855-12-28

rite bad ficks to be in, and the mex time
goes to Stealercum, Pm detarmined't tn tell
him, never tn trust sich bock-heds apin In
rite fur his papur; and we now tell him
you edeter-allers git sum purson tu rite
fur yOre paper, whats got rite smart branes
and what don't rite treeson in thar letturs
If you Gums out hear on Skater Crick. ar.
ter gifts dun givin GenereI Wool all the
infurmashun what is got together, and teIlin
him gist how things stan'-then il you cum
out hear tn Skater Crick, and sea me- I'll
maik bargin with you, tn rite you sum
letters-all bout the war-and 6cks EN- up.
what aint fcrnenst the cuntry, and what's
not got treesun in EN-; and I'll du it cheep.
l kin drap you few lines evry now and
then, and tell you how matters stand; and
if l rite yu inter a Skrape, I'll rite yu out
agin, and no. charge yu nothin. Airn't
that fare?
Jst tn finnish and git dun, fur this time,
l wish emmy wun Nv them air felIers, what
lie so abeout foxes, that thar lungs mout
be burnt and blisterd with the flyer NV truth,
till tha wood never lye agin Blast thar
gizzards-that I'D put EN- in o strange tx,
tell w now.
, 1855-12-28

"Oh Jupter wiley, you try TO tell us that you quote
from hhakspeare. us no such thing You stole the
above from poor Mc1lvaine, typo" you ought to
turn yourself into toad, and feed upon the yapors
Of o dungeon" Courier. -
We always quote, when we quote any.
thing, from memory and although not al.
ways, as we are well aware, according to the
text, the above jackasticle of the Courier is
sufficient to show that the embicile who pre-
sides over its columns never read Shakespeare,
or if he did, Hamlet was not in the edition
he peruscd. Take the fool to some lunatic
ASYLUM.
, 1855-12-28

The WEArHRR-We have had winter in
dead earnest, for the last week or ten days.
The ground is frozen to considerable depth,
and light coating of snow covers its sur
face. We have not experienced as rigorous
q season, thus far, as this has been since
1923.
, 1855-12-28
AdmInistrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the December tenn
IN 1855 Of the Probate Court Of tbe county Of Than
ton W. T., the subscriber was 9RpeneH aamn. ~. :.
said county, deceased. Persons having claims ag.nA
said estate, will present them for payment, and thoe
indebted will settle the sane. l-L MI
RODOLPH N. WALKER,
Administrafnr, &c.
olvmnia. Dec, 2s, 1855. no1iiio
, 1855-12-28
Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the December term,
v 1855. Of the Probate Court Of the County o. Thur
on the estate Of JOSEPH MILES, late Of said county,
deceased. Persons having claims against said e.lals
will present them for payment, and those indebted ~
settle the same.
WILLIAM E MILES.
a r.-IHrff Administntor, &c
OLYMPIA Dec "a, 1856. 80 iIl no. M