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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
St. Louis and St. Paul Packet.

SaE THE steamer NsRYc MA. FoRcE,
SrYNTst{ Master. has Just been thoroughly over
= Skks hauled and repaired and IL now in
complete running order and vail run during the
season bei"ees st. Louis and st. PAM, touching
board ort BURROWS a. ppETTvmi.S -
April, u.s., 1865.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
JOHNSTON, NOBLE e. CO,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

Shop on Second, bet. X. Istdnd 4 Perry SIS.
ID ESPECTFULLy siesve 70 infarn the citizens
Ii Of Daven por and vicinity. tina shev prepared
ten.ion give 10 work entrusted their Job
hing az al kinds done.
AL 3. t55-dif
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
Wholesale Candy Mandatory.
FIR WALTFR. =. G I0Esl
WALTER & EoHH.
WHOLESALE s0NFt69IGNTRs,
Nos 81 & SO Msrket Street, bet Main ali 2si
st. i.oRis. No.

CoBsiaaIly on hand . large and fresh a.sorirsrf4 I
all klhds Of FANCY IAAIlES, btrhEr thtsiHa|
ehsliy and Variety cann.,i be sun assrd b, a., e
establish nj Ia the West Nsrth 20. 4 IS evN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
GROCERIES

4. Bbls 81. Louis Syrup Mciasses reed on coHsig
I'D meni and for sale BY
Nov % j. NJ. pALZELL d. bho.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
Ian DIS for Sale!

Ian DIS for Sale!
IN SMALL TRACTS & At GRE II BARGAINS.
I,HE undersigned having divided his beautiful farm
situated half mile North Of East Davenport. into
lots offs acre. each. s sell the at reasonable
prices, a small porto cash and the balance on
credisof
Sig Years
This land is very fayogrsbls situated for vegetable
gardens nurseries etc, and of the lots includes
hne bearing oreha I'd ana good house. out build pgs
For further particulars application may be made
the editor of the Gazette, or 10 the subscriber.
JACOB NJ. ELDRIDGE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
UNITED STATES
Express Company.

UNITED STATES
Express Company.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
viii Give Special Attention to the Transmission Of
Coin. Bank noies. Goods ana Packages and the
Collection of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
BErwEEs
NEW-YORK, BUFF ALo, buNhiRh, CLEVELAND
Cincinnati Chicago. ~. Louis, Rock Island and in
.#-aa termediGie cities and towns.
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
Connects with the American Express company at
Buffalo, Cleveland a Chicago,
WITH
WELLS, FARGO g. Co.'s. CALIFORNIA AND
EUROPEAN EXPRESS,
n = he particular aud order Goods ''By the United
States Express compat y."Lu
GENERAL oFRIcE>.-s2 Broadway, kew-York-
Conner OF West Seneca SRa ps5 s's sns Say
Bazar Building. Pack eft Landing, Davenport, Iowa.
March I'd i5-d-tf
For Sale
lease for Gfeen years Of lot ON Second street
y near the corner OF Perry This the best location
in Davenport upen v bach 30 erect buildings Tor bush
ness purposes For particulars enaaise Of
i TALLaAN AID PoWE ks,
auril &c du overWiiey's Store
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
A NEW style ofCEOcKS. suitable for Banking
~ and other Offices or Railroad Cars s'; ,ox
No. 8 lie clare Row.
WEI Buckets, churns, Baskets, wa.hhoards, &c,
" for sale by DALE LII q bao.
Glass, Glass, Glass.
onn Boxes comprising sizes from 7xs TO 2ex9 just
~DV received frcni tins anufacturers at
% and " KELLY'S
HONEY smaiiiot of Honey reed and for sale By
DaLZEI.I.& BRO.
nRAFTs on NEW YORK AND CHICAGO for
IL sale al low rat4s. Enquire OF
TALLMAN 81 POWERS,
Aul I6 Attorneys. tsc.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

Corner Of Front 81 and Ferry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
1 Rats. between phi,adelphia and Pittsburshs
rrNNxyI.yANIA nAILMOAD.

n n. HOUSTON. Gsasrsl FrsigAt .7gf, Paula.
]. loMRAERT. SaP't. .ilteona, Pa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21

Nv yOtk xus0H0NSV
GnWr DFrlCE No. WALL ST., n. Y.
C.rrr.r e5oo,ec0.
3AsCsupany organized under ms avs o. ,i
-. ~ hiisAed Branch Ofice at Davenport ana VIII
- policias against loss or damage oy Ere on
60SJll1W HouacS, " Arch ouscss SSofes
ana MeecAAnaisc.
Also NAR1ns AID lxLASD NAstaATses ANp ihAss'
en~r.r1ou Kisks on the most favorable erms.
1919 ~ .rx.-ts,e Skrr u s. Jeass, Prsst.
Sssss ALEX. w. MEG REGoR.
-. -, ,axs Geui. Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Grass Seed.

T'IHorHY. Clover, Red rops, Blue aud Orchard
j Grass Seed, constantly on hand and for sale by
JAS. DALZKLL & BRO
Meh Is Front & Perry cts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-21
3asaranff.
rNRulAN o Is

lNsUIAN CTS
FIRE MARINE Axp IdF8 RISKS taken At this
Assaes Ia rcsponsibls Companies and on The most
HsscSsasss SAippsss wsn ~ allowed return pro-
s- MscRRGoR, LAwEs : BLAKEMoRK.
=. - - No q Ii cLAyss Rev.
, 1855-06-01

Times Of holding the District Courts IN Tie
.tl Territory Of Washington. oQa iIlta

The following is the law passed BY the
last Legislature, regulating the times Of
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory /: u, u, u.
Two terms Of the District court shall be held ~
each county every year, except thOse counties attach
ed TO other counties for judicial purposes. y,
The District Courts In and for the county of yeiier
son shall be held on the first Monday in April and
October for the county Of Island on he second Men
day in April and October; for the county ofWhatccm,
on'the third Monday in April and October; for the
county Of King on the fourth Monday IN April md
October; for the county Of Pierce the rti Monday
In May and November. [Chief Justice LANDER pre-
siding 4 y ifA Nfiat7 stiN oHJ httrtli .-lsfi
The District Courts in aud for the county Of Thur
ton shall be held on the second Monday ID Nay and
November; for the county of 6awaish, on the third
Monday in May and November; for the county Of
Lewis on the fourth Monday In Nay and November.
tJndge CHESowKTH presidng.l Z, 81. -. .,
The District Courts In and for the county Of SKA
mania shall be held on the last Monday IN March and
September; for the county Of Clarke one week after
the time appointed for ekamania; for the county Of
Cowlitx, on the second Tuesday after the time ap-
pointed for Clarke county; for the countyf Pacific,
one week after the time appointed for Cpritz county
IJudge McFADDES presiding.
, 1855-06-01
From the ST. Louis Republican. April Il.
ExpcditiOm to the Plains,

Active preparations are making for this
expedition, and che troops pu' en- route MS
rapidly us possible Two companies left
about the middle OF tie week, aud q much
larger force will leave to-day or Monday
next. The whole army will be ready to
march from Fort Levcnworlh before the
grass is sufficiently high for forage for the
animals attached 10 the expedition. Some
thing of the extent Of the expenditure
may be inferred from the fact that {, 900
barrels of flour, at Sl2 per barrel, make
one of the items Of the account OF purchases.
1t is to be put up in sacks.
A FACT FOR DEMocRArs.-Wh every
Democratic paper in the State has taken
an open and decided stand against Know
NothinSiSm, every whig aud abolition pa
per in the State more or less openly fIyors
that scret conspiracy against republican
freedom This is fact which should in
duce all true democrats 10 inform them
selves as to the trne character and purpose
of that organization; and when they have
done that, we have no fears OF their favor
ing it.-Quiney Herah.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
A dispatch received here from Cape
May, says that sea serpent 100 feet long,
was seen there yesterday An expedition
has gone out in pursuit Of him a reward
of $1,000 dollars has bcea offered for his
capture.
nsyr \ printing press for the army in thc
Crmca has been embarked on board the
Express steamer al Lyons. On it was to
be seen this inscription: "Arnnr d orient
-Lnprimerie Imperi3ic." Two Of The best
compositors of the imperial printing estab-
lishmcnt of Paris accompany it.
rea- The import of dry goods at this
port during the past Eve weeks reaches ST.
S2s, 500; being So, 1910, Sol less than for the
same time in 1858. 1t is even less by
$751; ,25S than for the corresponding period
of 1852, a year in which the total dry
goods landed at the port amounted 10 only
SCI 100000 This decline has done much
to give stability to our markets during the
month.
4. ssSr Minister Dodge arrived at Wash
ington City short time since. lie sails
for Madrid soon.
BY-Thc ship VIM. layton, from New
York for Antwerp, has been lost at sea.
E6S-A verdict of SIS, 234 has been rem
dcred against p. T. Baraum, in suit.
, 1855-06-01

Cot. j. Parton ANDERSON and Hos. WN JSrRoSG
the Democratic and Wing candidates for dJlegate To
Congress will address their fellow citiZens Of the
Territory at the folllwing time, and PLACES:
At county seat Of Lewis county onIthe last day Of
the District Court.
AZ Pacific City on Monday 9TH Of june.
At Bruoevic, in Chehals County on the 9Th Of
June.
At Chinook city on the 7th CT June.
Z" Cathlamet on sth of June.
" Oak Point on 9th Of June.
" Cathlapocdle, Clark Co, on lIth June.
" Fort Vancouver, Clark Co.. on 18th June.
4" Washoogle l4th Iune.
/" Cascades on 10th June
" Monticello on 18th June.
" Cowlitz Landing 2Oth June
4" Goodcll's on 22ud June
d" Whatccm on 2Sth Jane
" c., Gland on Goth juno.
" Por, Townsend 2nd July
" Pert Gamble on 81 july
d" Seattle on 5th July.
4 ';cilaroOm on ith July.
" OLYMPIA, 9th july.
y. Il. The friends of the respective candidates ar,
requested 10 give notice of the time Of meeting and
tl,o appoint place for said meeting in their res
pectvc precincts.
, 1855-06-01

Col. McCLuYe, ''TuE DuEIIsT."-Col.
Alexander K MeClung was a weil-known
citizen of Mississippi, who served galantly
inthc Mexican war asa volunteer under
General Taylor. He was the lieutenant
colonel of the Mississippi regiment 1t is
said that he was the first to scale the walls
of the Black Fort at Monterey, and for his
intrepidity in placing the stars and stripes
on its captured walls, was marked and
pierced by the enemy with wounk unler
which he suffered the most agonizing pains
fos several months Daring General Tay-
lor's administration, he was appointed
Charge .d'Afaires TO- Bolivia, in South
America. He was engaged in severalduels
many years ago, and was noted for demand
ing and granting the most extreme terms
Of the falsely styled code Of hoaor.o Ills
first meeting was in 1898 or 1851, with a
man by the name of Nrrcp. The weapons,
pistols, to be Gred at>Ieh hpaces, or while
advancing nearer to cacf>8thcr, and then
the use of the bowie knife. \AlIen fell,-
The second meeting was, five years after.
wards, with young Menifec, at VickSburg,
the brother of Richard H. Menifce, mem.
her Of Congress from Kentucky in 1888
80. The weapon, the rife both parties
excellent shots, but Menifee fell ct the sec.
ond fire. He was also concerned subse-
quently in other duels. lie was man Of
fine talents and of much influence in Mis-.
sissippi. 81
, 1855-06-01
Tobacco.

VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED--To AGiCYl
(NREEN, HEATH 4 ALLEN, corner Of Washing.
NJ ton and Battery streets, san francisco, would
inform the trade OF California aud Oregon that they
have established house In this city fvr the sale o
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, which
they received direct from, and selling directly on
account Of the Manufacturers consequently they can
sell at prices that must be satisfactory. The inyoce
value OF present stock Is considerably over $780,
900, comprising an assortment hs 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:
Crumpton's BRIDE OF THE PACIFIC do MEDAL
Halsey's FOUR AS; Boyd's GOLD LEAF,
Saunders HARRY OF THE WEST; 3 ...fr
Ferguson's STAR OF THE WEST;
Miller 4 Crehsllaw's BLUFF CITY; 3 IL aii ID
RoySter's CANTEL0PE;
Dickenson's OCEAN and WITCHES Eye lni .1l
Crosby 4 Woottcn's METROPOLITAN. ~. 4. 3
Also. Smoking gnd Leaf Tobacco, and 200 packages
ordinary bands. ii1l.ia4l,l may l9,--3m.
, 1855-06-01
Dissolution.
AdminIstratOrs Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that upon an order IRON
IN the Probate Judge Ia an for Island County,
W. T., Will offer for pnblic sale, on the premises IN
said county. The 18th day Of June, A. d. 1855. be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock 4, n, and O'Clock ?.
Of said day the onefourth interest in the Saw NH
known as the Teelalcp NH 10000 feet three inch
lumber, 923 feet inch lumber. cooking stove,
trunk and contets one carpet bag one Cumstoeks
Chemistry. and one American Practice, as the prop
erty Of the estate Of Wesey F. Cherry, deceased A
credit Of six months viii be given with security a.
required by law, on the Mil property.
-Il'l SAMUEL WALKER, Administrator p
OAK HARBoR, April l7th 1885 sir f.s4 I.,.F
, 1855-06-01

Ga~ The Know Nothings declared that
they were going 10 break down all the old
parties, and do away with party spirit
Recent Developments, all over The country,
show that the X. Ms. are the most hungry
hounds that ever started in the pursuit of
Office in this country. Oae fact will prove
the truth of what we say. Gov. Pollock,
of Pennsylvania. has about twenty Offices
to dispose Of, and y is said that there are
about one THOUSAND applicants! u
, 1855-06-01

Is hereby given tga persons residing in thls Terrific
1 rs, wha slaayfavc served in any war In the United
Sttes either as officers soldiers volunteers toamsters
naval officers, seanen, Mariners or navy clerks, and to
the surviving, widows md minor children of persons
hayiag 50 scrved, that the u1detiynca will y Parti''
ulr attention 10 mlkng out aud tuQ shifting their ap
ncations 70 tie proper department. fr bounty land
warran.s under tho act df eonge's o. March Sd 1855
ADplicM,ilns by lct.eRpromptly ATTENDED 70. ..
Il. +. KENDALL,
vHrrae rhttornsyat-Law
May %, 1856. n31f. Olympic, ". t.
, 1855-06-01

GEORGE BUSH. Of the county Of Ihurston and
I Z territory Of washington wishes Il undentoo4
that Il is his wish and will, should bis wife IsABELLA
survive him that bis said wife Isabella Bush, be EN-
powered with full authority 70 make such disposition
of the property which may be left real and personal
Bush at the time Of his decease, amongst the heira
law otherwise rs the said Isabella Bush may deem
right and proper. II Il his will. that bis eaid wiie, IN
case Of his decease act "a administrative In all thingl
pertaIuinr 10 thc anal tctlrment and dsposltIon q
hiscstate. GEORGE BUSH
, 1855-06-01
StoveS!- Stoves /!

TNHE SUBSCRIBER has established himself on
i Main street one door north Of J. Williams store
where he will keep constantly on hand good assort
meat Of
COOK, BOX AND PARLoR STOVES, TIN, COPPER
sHEET-IRoS AND JAPANNED WARE, &C.
n. B. Job work and repairing done with neatneAi
and despatch, upon the shortest notice. .,.-
w.N. AYERS.
Olympia. April 81, '5S. 32tf
, 1855-06-01
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Olympia, W. T.
JANUARY eth, 1855.


1t, Tie northern half Of section 26-the north
eastern quarter OF section 2Iractonal section % and
tho eastern half of section %; all in range ono ~
west, township nineteen (9) north situated on the
south side Of Puget sound near the mouth OF Shena-
nan or Medicine creek and mile west Of the Will
lareue meridian, ctnaaining according TO the u 8.
land survey 1904 acres. r
caa, Attract on the south side OF Commencement
Day. rot far from the mouth VI the Puyluup river; be-
white fir tree blazed three sides, and standing
the ncrth east corner Of Swan Il Rley's claim +;
thence along the beach, and following it, meanderiugs
one aud half miles In south eastery direction to a
point marked by fallen tree bearing the letters U. s.
r. behind which three cedar trees are conspicu0usly
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. 40 -lr' fr'
Sd. The email island called klah-che-pin, situated
opposite the mouthof Hammersly's and Totten's in
lets and separated from Hartstene Island by Peales
(or Pickerngs) passage containing according to the
y. s. land survey, about 400 acres
9TH. The Peninsula at the south eastern end OF
Perrys Island called Shais-quihl and u
5th.i The Island called Chahchooscn, situated In
the Lummi river, at the point Of separation OF the
mouths, emptying respectively into Bellingham Bay
and the Gulf of Georgia.
9th. Commencing on the beach at Neah Bay, at
the mouth of small brook running into the same,
next to the site Of the old Spanish fort thence along
the shore round Cape Classet Eatery TO the mouth
Of another small stream running into the bay the
south side OF said Cape, little above the Witch vii
leae thence following said brook 10 iiS source /;
toned creek and thence following the same down to
ISAAC I. STEVENS, Gcv., y
and Snpt. Ind. Af W. T.
, 1855-06-01
Pure Refined Calcined and Ex
trn CarbOnated Saleratus.

THIS caleined saleratus will commend itself to
L every family using IL. The manufacturers guar
antec its purity.
Sole agent for the sale OF this Saeratus in Washing
ton Territory.
March 20 ,is5S. 29u cole .yqrNa- .7W
, 1855-06-01
Pom TowxsrNn. Mny 26. ls55.


MR. EDIroR IL noticed in the "PHgei
Sound Courier, the first number of which
paper ever saw, u communication par
porting to have been written by democrat
Of Port Townsend. am sorry that this
paper should, in its infancy, give sufficient
credence to communications of so indefinite
character as to give room for them in its
columns.
The article alluded to, is dated, "Port
Townsend, May Is, 1855" .t
pronounce the whole letter o lie; il was
not written at Port Townsend, nor by Il
democrat Of the present day. r.
We are all, speak Of the party, "An-
derson men," and intend TO be, as far as
public efforts and honest intensions are in
volved. We will give. here in the northern
portion Of our territory, unanimous party
vote for j. PArroN ANDERSON, our regular
nominee.
There is no one Of our party at all dis
satisfied with the nomination Of Col. An
derson, upon the contrary, highly pleased.
Yours, Respectfully.
i Y &
, 1855-06-01
Nnfice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that Jobs on The new road
IN leading from 8. s. sAnndcrs to skooknm Chucks
Nav be ot out TO the lowest bidders On said route
there Is 10 be built one bridge IS rods in length and
one IL rods. e.tW- i'Ali'tlt
April IA. 3wp3l S. s. SAUNDERS.
, 1855-06-01
PROSPECTUS.
THE UNDERSIGNED propose publishing a week
l. ly newspaper to be called the
1I1SOt 5oha1ad Co111.tefx.

1 M ONDEitolONED propose puDNsnlnB Weeh-
l. ly newspaper to be called the
FT1Sot Sound Courier,
TO BE DEVOTED TO
Agriculture, Commerce, Literature, Arts, News,
Politics, &c.,
At the town Of Steilacoom, Pierce county, W.T.
AFFLECk q GUNN, Editors and Publishers.
IT will be the constant aim OF the conductors Of the
COURIER TO disseminate far and wide know ledge of
the great natural resources of Washington territory
in order thereby TO their speedy DEVELOPMENT
The agricultural and commercial interests OF Puget
Sound will demand and receive special attention
and all Interests connected with the growth welfare
and prosperity OF our territory will always te avu-
Gated The Editors having been residents on the Pa
eihc coast for number OF years and having determ.
ined to become citizens Of Washington territory in
preference to either Oregon or Ca;Orna--purely on
account of te superior Inducements and advantages
of the former their advocacy will be as anere and
he:tt as they norE it may be toreibe and suecess-
lfI.
The columns Of this Journal will lie contributed TO
by leading men Of the teritcry, aud be open IN the
dscussion Of any question affecting the interests OF
the territory. while under the management Of the un-
derigned. We can give the assurance that much val
liable aid has been promised and already secured, TO
make the COURIER valuable companion 10 the man
oi business, and agocd and interesting family
| paper.
| In politics the COURIER will be TpIiIG, and in oil
political contests, issues, and controversies, may be
relied upon TO stand by the principles Of that party
whlSc success eau alone restore tranquility prosper
ty and security 10 the nation at home and rcspecta.
bility abroad.
| The great landmarks Of the creed, established by
Clay, Webster, Fillmore and host Of others. based
upon national platfonn--extending its field Of ac-
/ tion to great and whole Union-knowing no south
no north the political lights 10 guide our path.
In entering upon tho arduous duties OF their respec-
tive Stations the publishers frankly acknowledge their
utter inability to any thing, however high their hopes
and good their intentions, without adequate material
aid from their felowcitzens throughout the territory
and they express the confident hope that generous
literal and patriotic public will accord them that as.
sistaucc which the Importance and beneficial charac
ter Of their services may demand.
! The terms Of the COURIER will Lc S. pcr annum-
50 per six month'--25 bents per single copies.
! W. u. AFFLECK,
EFT. GUM.
, 1855-06-01
Notice

Is given that will attend at the Office Of the eoun
l. ty Auditor in Olympia. on Monday the 2sth day o
May for the purpose Of receiving the assessment takel
by me, and correct all mistakes necessary. AL
persons Interested are requested to attend. ii --.,
SAMUEL COULTER, Assessor,
OLYMPIA Nav 18th lsS5-H .. ~
, 1855-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICE

TO Army Offers, Soldiers, Tcluateers, Team.
steys, Nocdl Offers, Seamen, Mariners
and Nary Clerks, and their SURVIVING
Hidolrs and minor Childrea.
VZ0U are now entitled to Land Warrant for 100
acres and il you have already received 40 or so
acres you are entitled to an additional quantity equal
to 100 acres. Whether you desire 20 sell or locate
your Warrants, it is important that the same be pro-
cured without delay as the great number OF Warrants
which will be thrown upon the market, must sono
materially reduce their value. Persons entitled TO
No. l57 Broodtray, New York, who has made ar
rangements with the Department as enables him 10
procure Warrants with the least possible delay.
The applicant Is required to state bis name age and
residence, including town, coauty, and State the
company, regiment and war he served in and the
captain Of his company; whether the applicant ep-
for what tearm whether he has ever received any
Warrants, and il SO, for how many acres, and what
has become of such Warrant II the claimant served
in the navy his statement must he varied according
II widow applies, she must, in addition give the
place and time Of her marriage, the name and ofcia
title OF the person who performed the ceremony To-
gether with the time and place Of her husbands
death.
on receiving these facts Mr. Livingston will send
TO the applicant, duly prepared and ready for execu-
tion all the necessary papers, with full Instructions.
These papcrs, aer being duly executed. may be re-
turned to Mr.. Livingston; whcreupon the certificate
will be obtained and either the Warrant itset or the
money therefor as may be desired can be forwarded
to the applicant or his attorney. Regular eoprespcn.
dents who prepare the Of others, and forward
them to the undersigned will be literally dealt with
Having all the necessary blank forms and being "a
miar with the requirements Of the law, and his ar
nngement being complete, applicants can avoid much
Of the uncertainty and delay which might otherwise
occur. F 3r Ai
| Address all communications to III ...it -fiy
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
ON a l67 Broadway, New Yorko
.ggn18 EEFzREHcEs. r.5slfaf .,fi
Hon. W. l.. MARCY Secretary Of State.
| Hon. JEFfFRsoN DAVIS Secretary ofWar, ~
Hon. ]. @. DoBBIN, Secretary Of the Navy, "a or.
| Hon. JAMES GurHRIE, Secretary Of the Treasury,
Hon. RoBERT MCFARLAND, Secretary Of Interior,
Hon. CALEB CusHIYo, Attorney General,
Col JoHS J. ABERr Typographical Engineer . S.AS
1t Col. s. II. I.oSo, Z" =" .ot e. ~
Col F.s. BRLToS, Third Artillery
And public officers generally. 1ff ~ 1.i. Nsf
, 1855-06-01
ReIigions Notices.

Tie Rev. Or. McCARrY episcopal church, will
preach in Olympia On the frd sabbath of every
maath, at II O'Clock, 4. ~, aud 8 o'clock, P.N.
Pew. q. +. WHIrwoRTE (Pre3byteran church, will
" every month, a; II o'clock, An, and 6 O'Clock
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