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Wooden Ware
A XE Ha'ch.t. Tie Anger ard Chis~l
II HANDLES, Cio'he I.i:s Rec 3. IlnrSe
AMI White Wash Brushes. Paint Brushes
aud Sash ~, l., trr sac bv ri r..
DC. MONTAN. Church ST.
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J. A.. TROCSDALE,
Surgeon Ooa.i.s-1BMtOn is0axt

'SWFY0DM O00sf~t-lBNtO2I 1SOuYHs
ES EcP u otlsss his Prof ssioasi services
v to the ttentieuen AMI Ladies' Of T. at aud
West H .ton .ouse, and surroan Ting country.
All oper stion> such ~ Plugging, C.eansing,
Extra:ting ,nl[ ,-srtiny Teeth on pivot ,anif ON
oae IL aa entire $Sr on Plate, performed IN the
unst lr lbe, &C en-; ;inc nj ssillful ~ ,nner, aud
acc ,r.i NJ ~ the IN at ~ 'pro.ed plan. Ohce, the
roo n. rs;~atly occupied ~ DR.. Mann, over 'lns.
gtLs. zoe Sore.
Ne awe seen An had deat Il operations
peff,r u ii !,y D.. ]. \. raOusDALg, nd rom lie
ner In which he operates, We chee "ially recon-
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INSURANCE COS. &C.
fash Capital paid up $25O,O00.

e.. q. INLAY. Sec. SRCkAwroxD rre t.
Branch Office !. n. o., Is Camp 81.
s.l NJ.,FLORANCt.. a en-.
wAyenty At Baton Rouge. L., ". s.
PIKE, A-eit febl7.y.
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HAI PEAS IEsTlUr INT,

TOB.sfsss MckITRlCK. AR
j CHlTtCT AND kCtI DEk. has le.
moved his ,hop TO flo,"ia st at of
Main in ,be rear oi the r,e-l y'eTisn
t,hnsch, Ra'op Rouge. Is new fully
,nrar To take any contract i", u i''i'.g,
and do the work with 'es, atch. in f'e
hest style Of art. Al kind Of job .wc'k
dime ~ short notice rlars ard sy~c'f'a-
,ions furnished for rut!ic and private l"i;-
din.s. City and Country re-idrrc+s. Cot.
tayes and Suburban Villas; on tie n.o.'
reasonable teirns. tee l9y.
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cIr.DREv's CLOTHING.

TIE t.'r :, aud most sn,n,,l.'c "s.
] s"r'men' erer offered in this nnarket. campri.-
ing SnIts Of C,t'. Nacf Riue or Grey, sacks: Pal
tots. Cloaks aud Round Jackets.
seOt9i WAupflL 4 PHIIIPa.
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'TVO yTH POWDE 'S-,ta>trhs Tooth
i Paste. Charcoal T,Uth Paste, Bal.
sainic Tooth y'as'e-rose sented. Deutilimo
Tooth POwders-tor .ale by
a'sl7 II. I WADDILL.
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lust RECE. .vED,-FARINa'. CEN
- uine ro!".n. Va'er .". Of R"ses.
" 'a'ic p,w'-r Boxos: Fv"sh r"wders-
French and American: Tooth Brushes :;
Com.,s. Smelling Bottles. I'D nnn'er us
tl.r ar.;c es. uite,l to the lsd.es foie' ia
le. OR sae " V vi Net.
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.y* CONV sBJELLERS.
UANEEr. Southern, and Po<'cn. for
i sale low by u. c, MO>TAN
a a Church st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12
NEW YORK HER1alLp MONDAY. FEBRUARY L. 1855

which have broken d. ,.,
parties and the { <els policy which has crushed
@cTse administration; IL promises
- 80 se csafic in Irish Catholic and Ger
~Sah votes in our local and general elections; it
promises TO clear the clers from the political
race'coarse, and to put an end to their g~rasping
ambition for the spoils OF their church property;
1t promises, IN short, AZ. wholesome and coupre-
honsive political revoiv ton. Let this new Ame.
rioan party act accord pgly. We have pointed
out some Of the SHOALS and reefs upon which
they may soundeD. Avoid them. Keep within
the channel mar AS of the constitution, includ-
ing the %slavery question, and go ahead. Our
platform is the Union and the Constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

The RECENT ELECTION or WIN FL. SEWARD
We have received numerous letters from various
parts of the State denouncing, in no measured
terms, the votes of members of Assembly at the
recent election of VIM. Fl. Seward. 1t is neither
advisable nor necessary to make them public,
inasmuch as the question they would agitate
has been finally set at rest. Among these letters
there is one asserting that John F. Raymond,
member Of Assembly for Richmond county, was
solemnly pledged to vote against Seward an
other from Elmira, states that Orrin Robinson,
also member Of Assembly, had promised to
support the American party ; a third tells us
that Jonathan Edwards, Of Troy, was elected
as an anti-Seward man ; a fourth declares that
the votes Of Mr.. Speaker Littlejohn and Edmund
Cole, representative from Rensselaer, county,
have excited the wrath of their constituents,
and that they have been burned in efigy, and
70 forth. OF course we cannot vouch for the
truth Of what our correspondents say. But, if
true, we trust it will be such a wholesome warn
ing that the people Of this State, and the Anne
rican party in particular, will, for the future,
elect none but those in whom they have the
most implicit, unwavering confidence. By this
alone can the ultimate triumph Of any party be
achieved.
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tions with regard to NJ. Soule's future G ,anrsa
az fully realized as he could wish.
To return to Mr.. Augustus Cnsar r.,eaye nA
hope he viii have a good time n sn.,a' ana
have no doubt but he viii. AZ n %roI;,scs. tho
Spaniards win be too bu' with their rev CON
~stitution to pay muc.a a[ttsation to tbo United
States. They WI. not sell Cuba, we know: the
vote in the Cores ws1s unanimcss on the point.
Nor will they grant any indemnity for past out
RACES upon OFT tlnde. They are shrewj men
these Spaniards and have seen long since the
sort Of government they have to deal with in
this country; Augustus Cesar must expect to
be treated as the agent Of a Power which can
be fnubbed when occasion requires. And, in
such contingencies, decidedly the best thing ne
could do is to pocket the affront. If he shows
spirit, as his godfather and godmother seem to
have intended he should in such cases, the pre-
sent administration, who are in n wise re-
s~ponsible for his baptismal honors, win let him
drop as they did Soule. His only course, if he
has any regard Tor his own comfort, aod future
glory in Iowa, is to emulate King Log, and save
as much as he can of his twenty-seven thousand
dollars.
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Among the sentences uttered by celebrated men, and
which seem to partaie Of the immortality Of their su-
thors, the " TASTY plate Of Soup Of Con. Scott, aud can
the world and the rest Of mankind Of Gen. TayIcr stand
conspicuous; and nov, az though smalous OF This G.ssine.
tion, lord Raglan has succeeded in fairly p,sctnr him.
self in q niche by the side Of these ilustrlous Generals.
In his despatch from the Crimee dated jan. sch 90
ssys, the ground Is 'bieily covered viih ,oo~. though
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

GREAT ~INCREAsE or UNITARIANs.-Mr. Henry
A. Wise, in his late speech at Alexandria, Va,
says that the Know Nothings are sworn in
upon a belief in u Supreme Being, not as a
Trinity but as a Unity, and that consequently
the Know Mornings are all Unitarians. If this
be 60, the late increase Of the Unitariaus is
without a parallel in all history. The next
step will be Mahomedanism -" God is God, and
Mshomet is hrs Prophet" viii the people per.
NIT it? Read the speech of Mr.. Wise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

NEw 0RIxASs, Feb. 10, 1855.
The receipt Of the Atlantic,s news here decreased the
COTTON market, aud prices are weaker. The sales to day
amount TO $500 bales. Sterling exchange is 81. per
cent premium. Frcights are sitter.
MoBLR, Feb. q, 1855.
The sales of cotton Tor the week here adj M $500
bales. The market Is firm. Mlddiing We quote AZ SKA
sssc, per pound.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 10, 1855.
Cotton.-stock light, with small sales. Prices firm. At
previous rates. Wool.-rhe receipts Of wool have been
sman, with fair sales during the week. Sales $4,000 lbs.
Printing Clo~ths.-Owing TO the severe weather, trsnsac.
tons have been limited this week. The stock Of desirable
goods is very light, and prices have an upward tendency.
Sales rs, 500 pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

The ~steership Star of she West, Captain Turner, will
leave ehie port this Afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, for Punsa
Arenss.
Ire Saw YORK REIs1D-Gaifornia editien-contain-
ing sllS ae latest news hy mail and telegraph from all
psrte u the world, VIII be published at eleven O'Clock
'his morning. Agents will please send In their orders
90 early az possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

SUMNER AND WnsoN-The wings of Virginia
are playing of Sumner, the democratic free
soil coalition Senator from Massachusetts,,
against Wilson, the free soil Know Nothing, on
the principle that one good turn deserves
another. Does Mr.. Wise think it q fair match!
We want his opinion. Stamping the State Of
Virginia with the HERALD reporters, we and
Mr.. Wise have IL all our own way.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1855.
The following cases win come up for trial in the su.
prime Court this week
MONDAY, 12th.--No. 44-The United States w. Richie.
"WEDNESDAY, 14th.-No. os-warner W. Truly.
THURSDAY, 10th. NO. Will vs.. The steamer Pal.
metto. No. '1-Barling vs.. The steamer Palmetto.
FRIDAY, la.-No III. c. Fremont vs.. The United
States.
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A HIr AT BvcHANAN-The nomination of 81
mon Cameron, (anti- Buchanan Know Nothing
Democracy as the candidate of the Know No
things of the Pennsylvania Assembly for the
United States Senate. "Apalpable hit" other
wise Cooper would have answered just as well.
Who comes next?
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T III f l. A II E N e w 8 +.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEleGRApHs,


Repeated Expedition against Cuba.
Nrw oRLEANs, Feb. 0, 1885.
A portion Of an expedition against Cuba 10 understood
to have LETT this ssd other Southern ports during the
past few days; and the remainder are to follow shortly.
The total enlistment in this enterprise, II is said, reaches
,, 600 men. The proceedings have been conducted with
the greatest secrecy, and We are unable to gather any
further particulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

ANOTHER PATENT EXTENSION CHOKED Orr
The House of Representatives on Saturday last
gave the finishing blow to the bill for the re-
newal Of the patent tor Moore Il Hascall's reap
ing machine right. Let no favoritism be
shown. Send them all off with Col. Colt.
why make fish Of one and flesh Of another ~
They are all lishy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

In SusrENsE-The Washington s%poilsmen
awaiting the threatened veto of the French spo-
liation bill. Cloudy weather.
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rae As,or Borsr club Bal, FUND.

Tue aaopsys recently paid per Nav YORK HfaaLD win
be srn ey The following receipts and papsrs
Mrs. 7. y. sEoSsos, frsasurSo OF The Nprs ssy,
the Treasurer Of the Nh is requts ted to can at
The HERALD oIlcs, and procure the msnsy voted to the
Nursery ~ the Astor Hou.e Club Bail, AZ noticed in TIE
mornings paper, and return tho sincere thanks Of the
society fer tie same. MANY A. DUBOIS,
First Directress.
Received from the Aston House Club Ball, per the New
YORK HERALp, twenty .eigh. dollars, appropriated for
7. D. BRONSON,
Poor Women.
New York, Fec. Q, 1855.
YoRH HERALD, the sum Of twenty dollars, being a por-
JN6. Ii. CHAMBERS,
No. 1G4 Elm street. for the Fourteenth Ward.
Received from the Astor House Clnb Association, per
NEw York HERALD, twenty eight donars, donation for
the Home for the Friendless.
February 10, 1855. 8. A. STONE, Treasurer.
The following statement shows the balance yet on
band. ne respectfully notify the Representatives OF zap.
propriations uncaIled for,' that If they do not come
for their money, the committee win be compelled in
these ~pinching times to appropriate it without further
delay 10 some other charitable object =
Amount paid Home for the F~riendless. ........ =. SIS
Nursery Tor Poor Children. :. .. 70
Orphan Asylum, Bloomingdale. ....... rs
fhird and Fifth Ward Relief A ssociat'n 20
Sixth Ward Relief Association. ........ 20
Fourteenth " " ... 90
Total amount paid. $l61
Appropriations vncalled for -
Rssees, l sn AreS inaisen, Females
House of Protection, (Sisrers OF Mercy ........... Is
House of Indu stry, Five Points. !. /. .............. 20
Five Points Mission, Old Brewery ............... 20
Fourth Ward Relief Association. ........... 20
Total. s2s6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

HARD UPON THE DExocRAcY.-The Legislature
en- anti Nebraska man to the Senate, have pass
cd Il prohibitory liquor Law. If carried out,
this finishes the spoils democracy in Illinois.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

THE LAST CUBAN DoDGB-The appointment
of Augustus Caesar Dodge as Minister to Spain.
CGsar or nothing.
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HrfSSnH OF inc FTOftda at savannah.
SAVANNA, Feb. 10, 1855.
The steamship Florida. from New York, arrived 1t this
port at five O'Clock, Saturday afternoon.
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WALLAcK's Brosdwsy-TowS AVID CouS
TEy-L lrY AND G.rvLEMAv.
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AMERICAN MU01uN-Arernoon-rH E puMs NAN OF
hAscsEsrER. &sersns -TRE ugfsrs OF GEsEvA-PooR
PILLIcoppy.
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BURr0NS THEATRE. Chsmbern stree. UPPER Try
ssp LOWER TwENry BALANCE or COMFORT.
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BuCKLRy's PER Bousr, $50 BrcAdvsy-Ruox
ssys EyAssrTkr osnRk TRoJpk.
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New wuoss, Monday, February Ia, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12
E YORK HERALD.
JAMES aORDON BENZ EFT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

sgy1qs =. ". oOa's OF sAassU AVID s11rOs srs
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B0NEHY Bewsry-tRELAvD AS 1T Is
RoUsFs.
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~s&UsEMENgs THIS EVENING.
GAP THEATRE, Broadway cssDHAxILA-
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playing . very successful engagement at Mar svilie.
AusrRAuA.-The Sydney Advocate Of Oct. eth, saysA
for last Saturday evening, and as might have been expecl
ted, the house was crowded to sunocatson. In eyerf
song she was most enthusiastically encorsd, and every
time her thrilling strains were heard, she gained more
and more upon her hearers, until at last, after the con.
ciusion a the concert, q scene ensued which ce6es all
description. On her appearance after being loudly called
for, the uproar was deafcniny, innumerabIe 6oauets
were showered upon the stage and loud cries for SIN ~
concertsn resounded from all parts Of the house. Mi.s
hayes, after expressing her CON plianee TO the n.snimous
ana oiamorously expressed wishes OF her audiences.
vas again loudly eseetsd ladies' waved their handteS
the heads OF their excited owners.
We are sorry to learn that We are about 10 loss those
Miss Denim and Mr. and Mr.. Thorne. we upd.rstana.
are about TO visit the seixhborinx colonies. wh.re. We
doubt moi, they viii succeed a. wen as they have done
mere, IN becoming in . short time the especial favor.tes
with the play go,ns.portion OF the public.
We are happy 10 learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Waller AMI
MT. IuthDl, who recently established themselves as sa
pecial favorltes with . sydney audience. are about 20 re-
vsitus. " . learn thai Mr.. Grin6n, the agent foe Mr..
and Mrs. Waller, has arrived Ia sydney. for tLs p,r,o..
OF making preliminary arrangements.
LONDON The last novelties are a new drama NJ the
Surrey, Deeds not Words" and the Olympic piece,
lit Tor Tat" Mr.. Bernard had written a new Piece for
WailAct's at the harylebope. It's title 10, Lear Of tbe
Iron MASK" Fanny Is reading Shakespeare at the Mary |
lebope Institute. Charlotte cushmsn Intends TO visit
the United states in June or July. Mrs. Giets !. also
coming over.
PARrs.-The receipts Of The theatres, public bali., cafe
concerto and " sights II Paris during the month %
December, amounted to ! ,225, 1901. Ic., show.ag 81
Increase o. ll4,sST. Sac. on the November receipt
During the whole Of the year 1854 the aggregate rscss,Sl3
Of the snuussmsnts Of the above four ciassss amounted
TO l24ce,o6if. soc. OF this sum as5i,sslf. soc. Gas
taken BY the Imperial, and e,el6, 2ssf. Csc. ny the ss-
condsry theatres, the ret being set down 10 tie coa-
oerts, balls and "sights.n The increase Of D-cvmter
nrcs November e IN ~verv item ~ puhaic rsris'ns-"t.
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Volume Xx No. "a
, 1855-08-31
PR0GIAMAIl0M-

HTHEREAS, according to the Official returns Of the
w general election, held according to law, in the
territory Of Washington the ninth day of July A.
D. eighteen hundred and fltyiivc, the whole number
Of votes cast for delegate 10 congress- were fifteen hun
dred and elghtytwo: and whereas, J. Patton Ander.
son received eight hundred and lrty.seyen votes vii
liam Strong six hundred and eightv-two votes Jo.c
Cushman forty-one votes, Columbia Lancaster one vote
and John Ross one vote and whereas J. Patton An.
derson has received the highest number Of votes cast
Now therefore, J, Charles II. Mason, acting govern.
Of the territory Of Washington d publish aud de-
clare j. Patton Anderson t. be duly elected dele ate
10 congress for the term uf two years.
Given under my hand at Olympia, this twentv.sev.
enth day OF August in the year Of Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-fve.
c. II. MASON.
Acting Gorrrnor Wash. Ter.
Olympia Aug. 81. Is55-njl.
, 1855-08-31
Tobacco.

VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED--TOB AG'CI!
NREEN, HEATH & ALLEN corner of Washing
" ton and Battery streets, San Francisco, would
inform the trade of California and Oregon that they
have established house in this city for the sale OF
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, which
they are received direct FROM and selling directly
account Of the manufacturers consequently they can
sell ut prices that must he satisfactory. The uvOce
value of present stock is considerably s2O0-
00O comprising assortment to style and quality
greatly superior to any thing ever offered on the
Pacific coast and equal TO that of any house in the
Atlantic States. Among the brands are the follow
ing;
Crumptonis FOUR ACE; do SOY. OF THE SEAS;
Crumpton's BRIDE OF THE PACIFIC do MEDAL,
Halsey's FOUR AS; Boyd's GOLD LEAF,
Saunders HARRY OF THE WEST;
Fergusons STAR OF THE WEST:
Miller Crenshaws BLUFF CITY;
Registers CANTELOPE;
Dickenson's OCEAN and WITCHES EYE;
Crosby & wocttcn's METROPOLITAN.
Also smoking and Leaf Tobacco, and 200 packages
ordinary bands. may l9r-Sm.
, 1855-08-31
lines OF holding the District Courts in the
Territory Of Washington.

The following is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times Of
holding courtS in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms Of the District court shall he held in
each county every year; except those counties attach
ed To- other counties for Judicial purposes.
The District Courts in and for the county Of JeGer
son shail be held on the first Monday in April and
October; i9r the county OF Island the second Mon
day IN Apri aud October; for the county ofWhatcom
on the third Monday in April and October; for the
county OF King on the fourth Monday in April and
October for the county of Pierce on the first Monday
IN May and November. [Chief Justice LANDER pre-
siding
The District Courts in and for the county of Thurs
ten shall be held on the second Monday in May and
Noiember' Tor the county Of Sawamish on the third
Monday in May and November: for the county Of
Lewis, on the fourth Monday in May and November
tJudge CHENowETn presidingl
The District Courts in and for the county Of ska
mania shall he held the last Monday in March ard
Sorl,micr for the county of Clarke one week 9Gter
the time appointed for Skamania for the county Of
CowltZ, on the second Tuesday after the time up.
pointed Tor Clarke county; for the county Of Pacific,
one week after the time appointed for Cowltz county
tJUdCc MCFArDEN presiding
, 1855-08-31


LIST. The northern half of section 26--the north
eastern quarter section 27aconal section 49, and
the eastern half of section %; all in range one m
west, township nineteen'(l9) NORTH situated the
south side of Puget Sound. the mouth Of She-nah
nam, or Medicine creek, and one mile west OF the Viii
lamette meridian, containing according to the L. S
land survey 1904 acres.
2nd. 4 tract On the south side of Commencement
Bay no, far from the mouth Of the Puyallup river; be-
ginning at point on the beach marked by large
white fir tree bllZed three Sides and standing on
the north east corner OF Swan j. Rileys claim
thence along the beach and following its meanderings
one and half miles in south eIsery direction to a
point marked by fallen tree bearing the letters L. s.
r. behind which three cedar trees are conspicuOusly
blazed thence south one and half miles; thence
west about mile to point due south Of the place
OF beginning and thence north about two and half
miles to said place OF beginning, containing in all 1880
acres or two sections Of land.
3d. The small island called Klahche-min, situated
opposite the mouth of Hammersly's and Totten's in
lets, aud separated from Hartstene Island by Peales
Tor Pckerings) passage containing, according to tho
u. :. land survey, about 400 acres.
ith. The Peninsula at the south eastern end of
Perry's Island called Shas-quihl and
5th. The Island called Chah-choo-sen, situated in
the Lummi river, at the point Of separation Of the
mouths, emptying respectively into Bellingham Bay
and the Gulf ol Georgia
9Th Commencing on the beach at Neah Bay at
the month of n small brook running into the same,
next To the site of the old Spanish fort thence along
the shore round Cape Classet Fattery to the mouth
Df another small stream running into the bay on the
south side Of said Cape little above the Watch vii.
lagc thence following said brook to its source !;
toned creek, and thence following the same down to
ISAAC I. STEVENS, Gov.
and Supt. Ind. Az, W. 7.