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but France will not submit to any compromise
that would involve her honor and loss Of dig
Dity In the hasisction, and England 10 sure to
heep her faith With Fance throughout the con-
test. The present Emperor Of Ra,.is seems de-
teruired to continue the policy of his late father,
ord Germany seems bopelessly divided between
;te Russian and the Western interests 50 that
war AID blood,hed seem to be tie only prospects
Of ,fe European nations for sone time 10 co ne ;
and no ole knows wtere triumph and defes. will
strike their bsi.nce ia toe dreadful struggle.
ErelaDd and France, hoxever, without anJ aid
from mintr Slater, / think, would be powerful
enough to coDqutr al their enc pies ifthey we're
well directed in the camp and in the cabinet ba'
doubts sIi.e, from late experience, that ~eskoe.s
may bttray ,be bead that governs The other~se all
powerful body OF these two ma'chless nations.
Certain it 10 that Rus.s will beat seme Of the
-"lfsb spsiby and inhuuani,y on, OF the Eoslisn
y .c.b.srts, by calling ioto seton no6ler feel
iDgs ard opinions, ah.:ever else may happen in
the yicis.itu3es Of war, and tous far good may
come Of evil. HUGH DoHERTY.
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HOMICIDE BY RO WDIES

CFNSURABLE CONDUCT OF 4 PLY >ICtAN.
George Weaver, youog man formerly employed
81 baker who worked at No. 243 Eleventh. st died
On Eidsy last at WaJds Island Hospital, from the
effects Of juti,s received lae on the night OF the
30,b ut at he baods Of one John Mallory.
The latter and Andrew Mcanally his companion,
o. appe ars came from lager beer cellar quite druk,
and made themselves dsorierIy in the street Seeing
Weaver stsDdiDg in the sh,p door, Maoy, as is
charged, buried stone at him, aud the missile taking
,frec. on the b.ck of the head fractured his skull.
He fe s,nseltss to the walk, and removed to the
Eleventh Wad Police Station, by his friends, where
Dr. Nichols .oon attended and done all thai lay in his
power Weaver was aferward removed to Wards
Island, and ei as stated Strange 10 say, be was
buried without Coroners nquisitioD on cert nc ate
BY one Of the doctors attached TO the hospital butt by
what right remains to be seen, as 1t was known the
dtceased had been assaulted by rowdes.
The matter was, this morning brought to the no.
tice of Coroner Hilton who il TO have the remains OF
d. ceased exhumed and thoroughly investigate the
circumstances Of his dssth Policeman Lake, of the
Eleventh Ward witnessed The ASSAULT which has thus
teru,innted fatally and says it was committed with
out the least pfovOcst on, and for the love of gcat
tying an ey and malicious disposition He arrested
haloy and McAnaliy at the time, and they are nov
in prison. awaiting the suit of the Coroners inquest
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AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.

Correspondence. Of The N. Y. Tribune
ALBANY, Monday Apr9 9, 1855.
The Broadway srosd bill has lost none Of lis in
terest in the House, though fear it is boyo, ID the
reach Of that b, dy In the Senate however, If there
be not too much influence 10 its favor, il may be
killed. Mr. A G Williams again msde an effort to
get reconsideration Of The vote passing il, but failed,
Mr.. Waterbury Directing. The House, it will be
recoected refused 10 reconsider imms ately after
passpe H. BY the Iul,s smother motion 10 recon
sider cannot be enter sined. Mr.. W., however, en-
deavored 10 get in a notice Of m ,tion TO suspend
the rules not knowing that, some days since, on the
motion Of Mr. BlscbfoId, a resolution was passed
re- ending the rule requiring one days netice for
such mo'iop. he " Il Try again.
The name of Abraham Pierce did not appear IN
the let of Harbor-Masters published by you this
morning. lie is one If the number.
BY your Senate proceedings you will observe that
Senator Dickinson has introduced solution for an
Amendment TO the CONSTITUTIONS, in order 10 make the
Sinking FuEd syasble for the benefit of the canals.
have not considered this proposition, and AN unpre
pared TO express any option with regard TO its
feasibility or propriety even.
II said that Aid. G. W. GODDARD is to be Harbor-
Master in this city.
There is one of The most numerous as vol as poF-
e'ini ioebies in this city at the present time ever
ga'Defed here. They represent almost every con-
cs"sole interest, ana excitement runs high. IL would
W sssess 70 point cut any particular mexure which
hp"sso' I" mere ageneral pull ng and hauling
with Ill.
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N ~. N r. c. B. A SOIREE.

The "Ne~ York Young Mems Roman Catholic
"Bene VIOLENT Association gave a Grand soirse last
evening q, Niolos Saloon. This Society is receiving
the warm support ard sympathy Of all who have fse-
ing for the distressed and destitute. Is objects are
rurely tene violent the funds accumulated by It's ope-
ratios are disbused to relieve the sorrows Of those
whose outh and inablnyts provide for Themselves
reIder item objects of Legitimate charity. 1t
is composed of young men between the ages
of eighteen and twenty-five, and although
this is The second winter of its existence the nbers
row lumber one hundred and sixty. The receipts Of
Last evening we're set apart to be distributed among
the various Roman Catholic Orphan Asyluns Of the
City and il is gratifying to state that the appeal
to the sym2sthies Of the public was most no
bly, and substantially answered. The high social
standing Of the members OF the Association,
guaranteed the respectsbIty OF the entertainment,
snd tecur.d the attendance Of large number Of
ladies and gentlemen. There is not often gathered
together an sssemblsge so large, and composed Of
Isuek mixed clements wherein there s greater dis.
play Of female a,tisc.ivenes than wa exhibited last
evening.
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THE ST. NICHOLAS SocLETK

CELEBRATION OF TIE PAAS fE>. Al.
Tbis Society, ore OF on. most time honoEed oenevo-
Lent Itstifutiops composed exclusively OF the de-
,cepdspt. Of the Dutch settler. OF Nes'An-'e' dam,
e,ebr, ted their Pss. Supper lest evening at The s.
Nicholas. Broadway. TITS Society, which has been
bsbded down from generation to generation, no =
,nub.rs several hundred members, the majority Of
uhom are amorg the most prominent OF our citizens
The Seciery, though OF secret nature, is benevo
lutini character and has bean productive Of m1es
good in cur community.
About u o'clock lat evening The members Assem-
blee in one Of tie private p.ro OF he 81. Nica'i
Hotel. where q regular meeting o; the Society vas
beld.
Tie minutes Of the last msetirg were read aud APP
moved. AID consider abe amount OF business Of a
n,iya.e nature transacted, sfter which the meeting
scjouIbsd.
Abopt O'Clock the Stewards Of the Society an
,oprceo that supper vas ready Tne company then
,,oceedeo in procession through The halls, preceded
Lx teur eolored men s.tired in TIE livery Of Datch
,.,x,n,s to the supper room 10 the southern portion
Ct the building.
Two tables were laid the length Of the rcom and one
q: the heac decorated with beautiful fancy o'narens'
The emters of The society remained staadips "nDe
grace va. pronounced by The Rev. DR.. vefmily-,
after which they took ,ear sbort the esive boi
ard. for considerable time, bu' little soznf was
heard save The clatier Of knives and forks.
The main feature in the edible line ~ss oysters-Ihs
biyalves being ,erved up in almost every imaginable
STYLE. by Mr. Peries, the Steward OF the Hotel.
The c.oth having been removed long pipes aud
tobacco. together with boiled eggs, of the mos Afle
gated coors, -ere placed before the guests when tie
fun and jOviaiy tia. ensued will scarcely admit Of
d,scil ton.
I; was indeed funny to see gray headed oil nei
rssclirg scrcss TIE t,be and challenging tte' coz
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Abou. twelve Hundred psoSls vsrs present; the
dancing commenced ,oon sher oclooi, end the q.
seutl,d multitude perseverei ia the stts.ory esE.
lion. until sn e"ly hour this morning. All seemed
thoroughly to enjoy 'henseiveL and the exercises
wire conducted throughout with the utmost order and
deoosm. and to the perfect satisfaction Of all inter-
ee'ej.
The net amount which viii remsin to be distributed
fr The benefit OF the ORPHANS. will not be less than
$1,000 Tse whole affair was n.os, su,cessta, both
socially ard pecUharily, and redouOds much b the
credit OF The eoergetc young men who projected the
Society, ard hsye Carried il into sue ,essfal operation
Il mus, not be confounded with another association
bearing similar name, gu: whatever il effected BY
thtss young msp mus, be credited u the Nss- York
Young Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Associa-
ii, n, concerning which 81 inforust;cn msy be OBJ.
tanned CT Air. J Qlinlan. Presieent-
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spoken, Sc.

x,,cb M IA, &c siy, a. wa seen American clipper
Sp n Ssis. ~ sn' -Sh 'oas not made
ou,lbs bsrs haiS at Baltimore hon oa7ns AJ's' f'''
!" date Ist sc given ,chr ssuh Matilda, 81 de- I'm.
Buc,,poit ~ Charleston short OF Poysohs-lo 10y brig aiy
al savsn,ss ss;a, from Ne s,tas ,,x. ru..A.,h ao,
Nsw fo' isS ne 3, s 50 miles w..
r'c Bny from Mes soIi tSov y. fos an Ian
Psb 49, lat &c ,iysP ea,k storm; rom ICE vessel "a.
:. .1a dSs ~ - IS IN "a, 50 5. lon 81 Is
Ap,n lat IS 49, Ion. ~ ~ was seen 0"s "n's' "'" Wv"
a T.. a ID s.i K., B.AI clip Asa' from
Don T. i%s q E; AIs I%Sr'n' Knowles Of 'ad
td D,i c. a. Ss De De- qri fo bo '.1 ' ~
Jan TO- 81 Fo'oo.s ship L'crore. sesnmo n from Hops
rs ist 80 Ion "a W. ship Valparaiso, Rsnasll fm
F.b IS lat 10 Ion 81 W. bark Palnso, from Csdls fSE
sts 10 st 447N Ion so Sc. bark Dutches', from sans
T." ssb 10 Ia. 81 ,s lon NV ship Com Perry B..u
champ 81 d. f. Liverpool tor Sydney. Ns.w, With TO
Feb a. s.saN Ion IS ", ship Knsi.hsr, Crosby. I'm
wsIeh / oG Cape De 0ai' barb L & A. Hobsrt. Hodsdoo
Gid'. IA. Bs,rct e, Boston .,,o u.,,,,, r,..,,
Zach :5' 1t s. os es ship Radius. of Boston
M.e6 % .t 40 lon = 80 brig Rs,ssbte of ,.eol from
Eapot Philadelphia With Oulsats stove sad short OF
sve6 g. Is, ~ lon 70 90 j J. Halaorn Of Richmond.
March 49, lat 1917 Ion. 70 Is. 'hI0 Western Chief, Dyer,
from New Orleans for Hsyre. -
March 81 lat SO on f ship Amazon from New Orlein'.
OF and for Boston
ship atlantic hom New. York Tor Liverpool. .
No safe MaBtsIiDa Reef 3 T. so niles. was seen ship
PbaT,aI, nom Ne W Orleans Of and for Boston
No date lat kc chip s,sD Allen, "a de- fin B'son for
NJ lat or lon (but say ln March by brig NswsBoy
at Gibraltar 7tb nit from Messbs) ship Esses Welsh 81 a.
fo T,stsD for York, sso bark Henry shelton, ~ de- m
P.lerno o. and FOR Baltimore.
Apr 10, 50 is lon II S. brig E'ewsDdo, from New York
fol barbados
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Foreign Ports.

Arr. ~ Salinas Bay March ship Uadsuntsd freeman N.
YoL Nov 49, would proceed to Chncha Islands snd load for
Valencia.
Al Bus nos Ayrss stout Feb. ship Psrsns LsDssa for
ExYoik lds barns Lion, Tot, for boston; Gpsy Lin
eop dhs M.ldop from NswYork Just sIr.j Aanto Stin
.on uDe.; big N. Hard Turner, Gig.
A. Re Jsn.o Fec. "a ship CaDv,s Back. CLARKE wts. car
soi R.beeea Wolfe for New 0rle.ns idf bars star crost
e,t for DO CO. Antelope btsI Cora, barnham and Cabs
tysn. for Baltimore, DOL Y. A. Rswins. Besm.n dss'
Lirwcod Marin. for mt. charter brig Rolling Wsvs
Power. for Mobile lds. SD th. bsrks hsrsmt'is. Lam
pher New Orlssps. . -
Al GAMBIA Feb q. sshr John O. Hsetshsr, ksaAsvilis
Tor baseliles 2days.
Cayenne Feb S. big Boston Upton. from Salem Jss.
10 arr. dig. SD. Jan. 81 bark Lawrence caArk, Ma
TsBbAn.
Al sarpsm 5h sl briss Anson Pasfsr for Gloucester
10 dsy. CToBsfadt. Hissins fln. and forfo
Al Msrsc.be 10Th 1t baTts fys Berry I'm and Tor New
YWk wig e.rso; inns fan aod for Philadelphia, dol schr
Kipsf.b.r Hooper I'm and for New Yort ds up the ske
Ar Ger h.zens 10Th Blt sehf Mayhower for NesYorh ds
A. Frontier re- Tobacco 18Th ult bst Charchl Blake for
Bo,top orc big Delns Foster for NewYesh IL dsys sehf
Est.ccs Poss Detl. Er Co. 10Th Brig Golden Rogers for
New bad been yrs inside the bar 81 dsys 70 fnsh
lcE; ~oold sai In 10 Gays 49, 49,
10, ,elr 81. Mays JotnHn, for New Yert DO
At Nay lfh ult. brig UMPIRE Brasdon, I'm and Tor
New Haven AR 18th . - -
Gbisisr hgj bnis ssnos P.ttssli for seaoe Lanstts
Yofk for Port and BRIG Hchborn Eis for Bosoa nth
An St. JChn n sd iEst sehr Vsia, CuIry ". Yofh
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HON. TBHF CAUGHT A bdrly fellow was
bfough. before Judge Osborne this morning, from
ire Howard Hotel corner OF Maiden-lsne and Br jad-
My where he mad booked himself as George Edding,
from New jersey, charged with exploring the private
rooms Of The Hotel too extensively lest night. Vita
him brOugh the implements of his trade, incud-
iLg On enOI nous bunch Of skeleton keys
Albert CLARK ore Of the proprietors Of he Howard
Hotel, corner of Mai5eDl lone and Broai 1sy sgears
tbat lie .es,ched the baggage o. George Eddiog ibis
mo Dipg, AMI found, besice his clothing, screw
driver snail file and eirclet; also, that number
OF biz bOsrC ers complained that attempts had besn
psde curing the night to eoter t0er r)oms; some Of
them heard the attempts ard others found their doors
open
VIM b. Bennett, one of the BORDERS, swears tb /.
he was awakened a5ou II O'Clock l,st night, hei 'og
Tom. body 10 tis room he turned over sDd the per-
tcn passtd out Of lis room; h ne cot up weut u
TIE door and beard somebOiy SIX ihs hall boys the
way to No l25 or l3J; III t he has since been III
formed that IL was George Ding, By one of the h.l
boys g. d that bis vaise had beer disturbed.
Asa FT8Dcis, wau ia the hotel, sgesrs tn some.
where b.tseen ana 10 o'clock last night he shDsed
George EddDg 10 Iocm No 1876; that about he say
him couiny ont o. Mr. Bennetfs room in the seconi
story tat EddDg ssked hun the way to No 1875, aud
be toll him il wee III the third story; inst afle Ward
Mr.. Bennett came ont asker him who the man vas,
and t0id bin to look ont for him; that he went up
stair and watched some time foI him alTmei the
night watehusr; conceded himself; saw Ed1ing
come out Of bic room No 1876, in biz light clothes
tar ar the stairway, and 90 back Ia bis agaio;
that re then gave the alarm and Eddng b,ted ths
doors that room No. 1875 opposite was then f1uod TO
be open and one OF the pOrters stated that il was
cloted 10 or Is mDutes before.
IA hotel dsorkey folld in his posses.i on whioh
is probably the trophy OF some past exploit. Foe
plate bearing the DumOsr Triangular stamped
"
mi.ttd for examination.
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FREDERICK FRArSr, for several years past editor
OF 1fe FsIk9rssnd, German paper published in
hhwsuie e died at his residence in tbs. city on the
nh inst
D. W. tuRhAS, recently contested with the edi
'oilai management OF the The Charlottesville Soho.
naie CO.. journal died at bis resideuce in Albany
tbe 25th March.
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Domestic Ports.

POBTsMOUrH-AIr In lo~G hsIsOs April 4, sshs Nal
W,.r New -Yofb for Boston
PORT hADIsOa, o TIN port Mach S. brts Mar,
Melville sarah Warren and big T. o. Wolf all for ssr
Trsresco econ; brig Emery, for Sandwich Isssds
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r. Cater & Brothers have published an excellent
edition OF BAXTERs SAINTS Rest, in large octave,
wi'h portrait and memoir Of the author.
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PRACTICAL LANDSCAPE eARDsSlxs. R, O. H.

kssS. l2no. pp. Ss& Clseinnata Moore Co.
An exposition of the theory end practical opera
tons of sndscope gardening, as art of design and
taste, and of ts adaptation 20 the improvement, OF
Ornamental grounds il conli oed ia this voluue. II
Il urirss the principles set forth by Rpton, Loudou,
wbaely, downing, aud eminent French and Gernsn
writers, preseniiIg them in a sinph6ed and con-
dtncd fern, 80 as 70 be ineligible to all classes OF
readers. Toe volume is illustrated by several en-
grsysd views, mos of which cannot be highly reco n
mepdtd.
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HISTORY Oy TUE HOLY BIBLE. BY JoHS FLssr.
WOOD. svo PIP 6sS carter Brothers.
A cheap ana convenient EDITION OF a wellkaowa
theological work.
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NE ~ PUBLICATIONS.

THE RAG-BsG; CoLLEcrIos oy EPEssrs,. ~ ~
rAsKER WILLIS RGo Pp SD C5ues screrer
1he acu ireTs OF Willis brilliant " nothings" win
be fully satisfied With this volume. OF less sGbstsn-
tai materials than the mass Of hi. sparkling pro-
dusors Il sbounds 10 those curious verbal ur2rises,
which chsrm many readers, without the aid Of any
higher qualities. To take his own estimate Of the
volume i, hss value containing photographs of
The passing events celebrities, and topics ofhe time,
emo just II at lock snd impress OF them which were
ost in Ire bubble breaking plan OF the tide Of period
ical literature. They are rags'-but they will b
useful Tor regarce a, the web aud woof OF the time
in which hey were written and tire althor trusts
that they will eso be found 70 contain scrap tw,
that the world may be not unwilling to patch into
the quilt of its Kind remembrance "
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONINGTON

HAIL LkNL Viz oAO.NA<s0 OAv
IL for BOSTON PROVIDENCE. NE V-BEDSoR0 ssA
TAUNToSISlspd route without change 0fes or dssssou
carrying the Eastsn Mail
he Few amer PLYMOUrH ROCK Capt Joel ssoss and
c VAsDEhBILT CAPT II. Frsxse Ia connection With tho
and Provdercs snd Boston and Providence Haul
r.sSs e.7rs NvYork daily Sundays excsptedl from pier
No R. first Battery plses st o'clock
srd sopfssfon o'clock, NJ o. urigd u the Nail
trsir shich leaves Boston u b - r n
Jbese pesssed for strength ssfsty sneeG
comfort and elegance The cncsu pssencsd and ~
teDtise
The C. VANDERBILT. from New Yort--honAay. wsdnss-
DAY ard Friday From stonington-TgestAy fhursday sa1
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Rs~.Yors-Tassdsy, Thur
ess and Saturday From 5toninston-Mondsy Wednesday
ane Friday.
n B.-fsssense, arrival OF the stoninstor
proceed INN edsely by Mall train Providence, Boseot
fsupon srd New Bedford; By Accommodations sssa fro
etopinefou Of 30 A. n
ABse Master accompanies the Steamer and Train thrcs
each wy
Through tickets Monday wedsesdsys and FrAsys for
Nantucket. Holiness Hoe Woods ole via New bsdfor
eonLectint with the new steamer Esse Wing
For passage, berths stsferoms eiaes application
be made II pier No. North River, tho oee Ne 10 Be-
tery.pses-
WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No. IS Lsihta., r. ?. TRAIL NJ D. Proprietor
Acconmoea atoms 70, hundred psenn Com female
pbyscsns Country establishment a. fshkl LaaaiDs; Dr.
o. W. MAY, Resident Pbysic'sn-
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GRoG.SELLTRs SBELLING OUT-Since the de-
cisiop of Judge Osborne in Frebchs Liquor. case, q
large number ofpHtts coDplainei ofh4ve appeared
at the Mayors Office, and paid tbor fines the rest
viii pr )bsbly follow their example.
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" HrRn. No. IS wsilst. BriSreror /. ,,., r..
be ssis Of The TtUns in ihs, city " WI 't''' '0'
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SUCCESS IN LIFE. TBE ARTIsc BIZ Mn L. c. Tvr.
i!me PIP III James c. Derry
The closing volume OF Mira rathlll's agreeable Sc
res illustrating the principles Of professional success.
1t abounds in interesting sneciote and enforces the
most wholesome prr cipes.
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CITY ITEMS.

Gee Y Cetnsl hF-'. s4 SIM ~
$50 Clevs. 4 Toledo r.. rs "a
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WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL

W No. ID Lshht O., r. J. TkALL n d Ffoprietor
Acccnmot aiions 70, hundred pasnn
pbY.eisns Country e.sbshment a. fsah Loading; Dr..
o. W. MAY Resident Physcsn-
, 1855-10-12
Notice.

a of ini;,as "a IN ~. s S,,si s,;ss. ~ ,h
walla waliAs. Cayuses and Umatilas in the Walls
WaIIa valley at the ruanci Kruun them was ce,led o.
the United Stites tract Of countTy having tie fpl
lowing Loun,la!ies viz:
~. NJ, -, -. - - ,,h :, ,s;i,s. - - p-i
-, ,.- 49, -, -, =, ~. p.t
theare in -oatherIy direction 10 the Sake river al
the mouth oS the Takanoa river thence up the Tu-
kansn TO IL source in the Bias moantans tsencs
southery aou the ridge Of the Bae muntains thenee
D. Point on Grand Ronde river midway betueen
Cransle ROnde and the auth Of the Woli5u-how nv
er thence A,oug the divide betwren tie waterS Of
the wulllcw-how and Powder river thence 10 the
crossing Of Sake river at the mouth of Powder river
thence 10 the Salnin river y miles above the plaer
known a. the 'crossinx oe the salmaa rver- tkence
due north 10 the summit Of the Bitter Enat mouufan-;
thence alonx the crest Of the Bitter R0nt mopntans
70 the plare Of heginninr
By The VAL. w,Aa. Cayeses sei I unssiIl..: a iraet
, 1855-10-12
Piano Fortes and Melodeons.
rtANa COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH L co,

IMPORTERS OF PfANO FoRrEs AND NEIopEuNs,
~ 100 Clay 81 are the exclusive agents for the
4tTR4 sale OF the SrOOAEris PrANo FOKrNs AND
sNoh1( PNINcKs MELODGoNs. IN CALIFORNIA. and trv
lsN constantly reviewing them rect tfum the Nan
ufareory. such arrangemsnts have BEEN made A. VIII
enable them bo Arppy these celebratsd Instruments AZ
nanHacturrrs Prrv-, thus securing N purchaser the
alvanta-e Of making a personal seie,ton from arce
AMI complete Hssortnent ani Of avoHling tls great
risk and delay Of importation. just revvi,e,l stpck
Of Piann Fortss s,r hre.
san Fnnci-co, ipril 81 lSjj. lu
, 1855-10-12
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
(ruE LONE FINE THE ~ FEoNT.)
CORNER or MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T..

THE proprietors of this hotel having a
Il Just completed a hIrge additional
bailding far bed r,ini., pariors. he, and I4sts
entirely overhanld. renovated and en- l26Na
ar.,rd the dining. bar and bed rooms %
the old establishment, and also supplied the sama
With all necessary furniture. md entirely bed8
and bedding. prepared 30 offer such aceaus-
uoato1s u the public in general. and the travelling
community in particular, TO convince al that its
rux Hutr-c for the weary.
The Bar will AWAY. he supplied with the best of
Wines Ii.ars and Cigars, which the market ali5rlS.
A gnod stable i attarhcd u the prvmi-es and all
nav rest a-,arcd that animals left in cary shall
fare A. well a. themselves.
share II the public patronage Is respectfully 20
icited 1t shall ever be constant aim 10 make
Al ~ evmf rtstble possible.
Our mottJ-Ciean Beds and Warm Rooms.
CORLfSS 1 ENSIGN.
Olympia. Dec. lSJt. l1r
, 1855-10-12
JUST RECEIVED

DER bark a Caib.- hysire Dry Goo.aS. crsrsi.s
L and Indian trade, which Ue chr L.g far Cd
GEORGE 4 CO.
AIki, DsuamPsh Day, April u .4sSt- 11n
, 1855-10-12
THE CABINS.

The UNDERSIGNED having taken. a
redtted ln.l improved the CABINS bslnnes
ing ;, Col Ebey on Whhihys Island With |sst
a view ag catering 70 The wannz anIl phn$ iii
ure- of the pablc. share of their Patrun-
axe IS -olcitrl-
The st=lm@r pnshss a this point cash trip. lint
purties wishing t1 rs~t and enjoy themselves the
Island foe .eason or be alrwarlrs b. POrt rounsend
Bellingham Bay, Port Discovery. New Dungnss- Vic.
TORN. v l. OF elSeEhsre. be readily accomno,ll-
tell A fine lot oC ladies' and zentiemsns riding and
buggy hauSss. vel rDsd nnd -afs boahs for tbe
accommodation of Pleasure seeking partisS
GEORGE " EBEY
Jttty 70. ls55. Htf
, 1855-10-12
Fresh Arrival!
AH

JOHNSON'S NEW STORE.
lust RECEIVED by the bark Mary MslvIus,-s
y large stock Of .-esp.istins psFilyof
Sugar. Flour and CUn heal,
Tea, Resn~.
Codee. Mustard,
Batter, SPires,
Bacon. Ptckles.
Tobacco. Powder.
Sap. Shot
Starch. White LEAD.
Lamp Wick. CSoekeTyvsGe.
Boot and Shoes, Dried ApPlss
Riee, Baking lSvdrD,
Indigo. SaIernfuS
White Lead. Smelling Tstareo
Dry Goods, ClothinG, and Hardware,
Ladies and Gentlemeu's boots ard sllceS, fhr -
At the lowest Po-ihls price. md esPessr s.sA,y.
T. JOHNSTON
Olympia, February ~. las. Iif