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DIM OSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS

Dbl OSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS. s.
RICHIE Of the IT, firm Of Gu lnbenain Richie Will
continue tie manufacture Of INSTRUMENTS snd SCHOOL,
APPARATUS ~ the Rooms lately occupied By them
The facilities efat hmm have been largely inceaeed
BY The addition Of tie perfect machinery and a articles
nay premises under Owl in-pecfion
AL de Of apaafu b-re0iofe made oat win I'M
proved construction and hDh, and also new aLf o
vii BE- made; those ~ IN. higher ordsr u"rsins
nodeu Iesesgehes in Physical Science and so @' s'Oo
vet 0w-priced apparatus fsr Commoa Soapolr
livery instrument will be eronAy e1a1eo AH "afAnted
per-ect. ia As--.-,f = -
r. kss stsiy visited Europe and avaed himself 0f late
and has made mcn 20 fauish
ys,.te Jutic A. Asifonomica and 0ther los rnnentA
cru. wh flL tcieripons and finely Illus rated with
80 g. Trnvpes will b psr mar app ieat0n-
T. S. RITCHIH No. 3l3 Washilg ton-st., Boston
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS and the PU BLlC.-
IN TUE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
LARGED TO TWO Full t =.
In consouence Of the Repeal Of the Compulsory Newspaper
stsnp 10 Ems and popretor of this paper have dseF-
mined upon s enlarser nt whereby the ubcrbes IN
du con "a will increased In proportion TO the facilities
omen Tor heir tran In the United States therefore,
We bes respectfully 10 obcribers that yeary sub
scrption viii b., at ~ the lst july ...
TWELVE DOLLARS in ADVANCE.
A new volume VII commence on that date-Voiurae the
subscriptions received and the resn,
iv a. cd u The Civ or mailed address in he United
STATES bv ARTHUR WILMER, Agent
CHARLES WILLMERS
UNIVERSAL ENGLISH and FoREISN -
NEWSPAPER and PERIODICAL AGENCY
Nc IOT Futon-st. ia hoorl, New York.
Ia FINLAND No. 10 Sou'h Johns-. Liverpool
In ireland Commercial Buildings, Belfast
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EoR sAIE-vaIuable T!MBER LANDS and
No MetrcpOlitso Bank Buildings, Pioe-,t New.YOrs.
; SALE or EXCHANGE Cor IMPROVED

Il CITY PROPERTY-rbe subscriber wishe- 70 sell or
chense h FARM CONTAINING as which Is tn high sso
OF cultivation surpassed BY Improvement In tn Sttte,
hsvns an extensive prospect from the dwelling and
lying drive from hat fashionable resort Lake
Mahopask thirty mnut, drive from the daem Railroad
at Crolon Fa Inquire of IRA TODD, No. 7a Brosdway
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WANTED-A practical ROPE-MAkER, com,
w petens 10 superintepd the Introduction Of new .nd
vaua he Rope Machine in al parts Of the United States Al
dreu Box No 62S New.York Pos0fHee
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gu5fTuCflon.
DOOK-KEFpING. PENMANsHIP, &c, sre

DOOK-KEFPING. PENMANSHIP, &c, are
ID taught Ia superior and expeditions manner by FOSTER,
DIXON Go. No. 54G Broadway, where Venlenen and
house with Tromp ness, f.cilify and fspateh.
COUNTING ROOMS for the PRACTICE OF
" BOOKKEEPING, WRITING. e. No Si5 Broadway
Appleton BEiding. {. G. MARSH, author Of several wsl-
known Bookkeeping private Instructors " the
above bfcIches daily from A. ~ ,os p. NJ. Circulars with
Terms application.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE M
WI sIiTUTE-No. as ebs-. wsshinstoD-qDsre.
rance No. 80 HaodOugsst.
CLARK FANsTNo. Prtncipsla
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Go n1hom ii flap Coureru.


w inverted new COAL-HOLE COVER, which may be
see 4 IT, Msyora Office ia this city, 10 MODEL The a.
o. the CITY Auth rites Is solicited 20 an exam nation Of
tl ID Ond life ssvius Those severe accidents 80
common in the present arrangement are by this CONER alto
Cether prevented n + -
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EOR SALE-ODe of the new threes story En-
IL gish Basement Brick HOUSES 10 Washington, near
Gates ay Brooklyn, built IN he very hest msnns geaeeiy
finished ye'y Dient. Apply 70 boMEk MohSAN,
Piue.st. No. Metr, poltsn Bank Building.
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NANTFD-By an active, energetic young MAI,
w SITUATION IN a WHOLESALE HOUSE, Dry GOODS
CT Hardware Iae nd lscapatls Of taxing charge OF SCI o.
Books il cut and correct figures able 70 cAry on csrr
sron1str not aftid Of WORK Is willing 70 maze
ger ersy use sul Refers bis last employer Address "
liam fribur. Office.
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FACTORY for SALE or to LET, near JERSEY

CITY on the S-wYork Bsy-Sad Factory conssrs OF two
LARGE buidnEs and stone cellar 1900 square feet pier
A. several acres Of land For particulars address j. C Post
Ofic. New-Nork. box No. s AZ
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open to
he public 1t nnan charge ~ f1i,eer notice MOST o.
.he Paintings and StstuAry are still On exhibition
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i SCHOOL IN Brooklyn. IL. d. the profits Of winch
Aoun, TO over per year Call South shst between
lib end Sth-Ays., sfer2 7. NJ
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j CITY PROPERTY-A valuable FARM Of 2I' acres OF
cod LAND IA part Of the estate j. Bu8dIge deceased lso
Of Godens Bridge wesehsster County, = hour de from
81 nles railroad depot IL excellent Tor
grain or grass finely adapted for dairy purposes t will es
dosed Of quantlts 20 sn purchaser. az very low prees
Inauiie If r. NJ. BRUSDIOE No 32 Bleecker-et, where
mar Of the fam may be Of J. BRUNDiGE on the
premises Terms easy K s r. qBSaPalssb5feE Esoeuto
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DIVFP SIDE MANSION. at RED BANK, Y. J

h-Peasartly si.uad the banks Of The Nev.sink ysr
Families ard visitors accommodated with ROOMS al BOAkO
skort notice Daily communication With New York BY steam
beat and sage A HANKINSON. Proprietor.
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Gotels.
Boarn dn6 Rooms.

DOARDING-At Nos. 45 and AZ East Broad
ID way Gentlemen and their Wives and single GENIE
mon also Day Boardsrs-
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gOINTkN GLEN SUMNER RETREAT

vi PLAINFIFLD y. J.-site elevated. romantic Rooms
srv. RATHs-wHm Cold shower Swimming
b0ARDFRS received for The Terms IS 20 81.
carriage connection with the taornns and even
ips A. UTTER, ". d. Proprietor.
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I1HF UNITED STATES PATENT VEHICU-
Ibanres for Business Hlen.

A GREAT INDUC Re n T =
N Patent Right Of 'he State Of NewYork for fESNELLS
PATENT COAL-sIF1ER for SALE. address
JAMES p. FENNELL, Paten,ee,
No. 81 Norh 6th-st. Philadelphia.
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DOARDING.-Ple Rooms can be had for
ID Families single persons, with Boardat No. 1873 lOth-s'
near ~. Marki ChuIch
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LOR SALE on AILANlIC-SI., BROOKLYN
-Four choice LOTS Of GROUND situated Atlantic st.,
next the corner of Bond IN the City OF Brooklyn The Lots
ore each q BY " feet in depth.
Ao Two fine LOTS the street., commencing 20 feet
from The above described each bsng front and BY 20
ieet d, pth These Lots rapidly improving neghoor
hood IN the Of valuable mpr vomrnts and the se offers
r,a pdu O. for seeking profitable Investments
For further particulars, apply to bLEEOkEH,
No. BEoad-st
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fr SALE OF to LET-One large new COTTAGE, dtu.ted
about one mile from Venderhs Landing, commanding ana
view Of The Ra, web flushed aud has every convenience
gen'ee family and good Coach hoase and from s~o 70
four acres Il Land -.
Also Ia same neighborhood saah COTTAGE, m good
order with Goa House and about half Of Land For
osrticui ar amply u LEVI COOK, No n Broadway.
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EOR SALF-A well-esta6lished MANUAL
L TURING BUSINESS under valuable patent, already
fvorby introduced promising lucrative and permanent
investment. For particulars apply % -
HERMANN f. LUDWIG, No. IS WAll-st.
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Lectures on MiIitary Surgery, at the New York Nell
eel Or rs DOR GLUCk Chief Surgeon TO the Hun.
rsrisn ~ nosl Husars and various Hospitals during tue
fs sr IN Hungry w deliver he Introductory Lecture on
Saturday the "a inst Militia Surgeons, Practitioners and
studen,s ere respectful invited 20 attend.
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6ouses to Get.

TO LITTLE new three-st0ry and Basement
HOUSE No. a West a hist BE- ween 5th ind 5th avs,
with al the modern pTOy Inquire tue Prsmie@
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I OFFS 10 LET-The undersigned intending
IL occupy the lower 1oor sud basement Of the new build
s No 81 Broadway vii the upper part of the premises
coupsug four ishi srd airy LOFTS 5xll7 feet in. AZ
moderate PCssessoE on The nth inst
W. T. JENNINGS. No. 81 Broadway.
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Real estate Tor Sale.

A PRIVATE SALE-The three-story bhICh
N HOUSE AID LOT No. ~ l3thsr, 6th-sy. For
'''''' ''D ''"'' BAKERG WEEKS. No Pine-a-
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% CABINET MANUFACTURERs.-A RARE

O. G00 A SPLENDID MANUFAC-
Up 4,OoOs TURING BUSINESS for SALE.-PE its
81 rer ee,t; 10 couperition; demand unlimited Oueha
interest in hi. snted buues will be sold for sic
20 AZ, buspes an who will up-r r.end aud carry Ap
Div 70 THOMAS L STREE r, No sfi Pines. SewYork
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LOENiS OF PkOCFtDlNucO NDDn tao ~.
a YORK PROHIBlTORY LIQUOR Law IN AZ ~, OF s $500
trsfes Lswyer Lqaofeners Overseery OF the fooi SPe
vsors Cctsabes Police Officers and others Prepared oy
ii.,s5 10 ~, al nv iOHN J. DIOSSY Co
Law Booksellers and Publishers, No. NassAusI v l.
IN PRESS, and will soon be PUBLISHED
MASKS AND FACES.
GARRETT 4 Co, Pubishers No 10 Ana
, 1855-10-26

eighteenth eighteen hundred and fftytour, with Ter
tain bands Of Chasta, Scoton, and Umpqua Indians
thiryRye thousand seven hundred and eighty dollars
For fulfilling treaty with the Rogue River Indians,
Nor articles of fifteenth November eighteen hundred
and fftyfour two thousand hundred and fifty dol
lars
ty.siXth eighteen hundred and ftyour, with certain
bands Of Indians of Pugets sound Washington Terri
For fulfilling the articles negotiated January tenth
eighteen hundred and hftyfye, with certain confede-
rated bands of Caapooa, Molala, and Clackamas IN,
dams. of Oregon sNtytwo thousand two hundred and
sixty dollars
For the increased pay of Indian agents ard pay OF
additional agents authorized by the act passed the first
March eighteen hundred and hfty-fye, six thousand
tipe hundred and scventy-ive dollars.
For increase Of pay to Indian subagents, authorized
by the act passed March first eighteen hundred and
Gitvfvc, one thousand three hundred ard thrtyiour
dollars.
For pay Of three Indian agents in California per act
tventy-clhth September, eighteen hrrdrcd and hitN
and act passed MJrh first eighteen hundred and ity'
five. twelve thousand doars.
For expenses Of the reconnaissance Of the boundary
line between tie Churtaw and Chickasaw Indians one
thou'ard dullprs.
For fulfilling treaty with the Wyandctt Indian Of
,hirtylir.t January, eighteen hundred and hItylvc
PrOridcd, That the appropriations made for sad In
dilus by the Indian appropriation hll passed at thi'
session Of Congress are hereby repealed one hundred
and twcnty-cght thousand five hundred and siNy~N
dollars and siNty-seyCn cents.
For arrcarapcs due the Choctaw Indians under vari
ous treaty stpUlations, per report IN statement d
the proper accounting officer oi the treasury, transmit
ted hy the Sccutary Of the Interior, in answer n
resolution nf the Senate Of the tenth March, eighteer
hundred and fifty three, to he paid over or expended
for the bcncdt of the Chortaw nation, NJ may lie re
uucstcd by the authorized delegation thereof now j
Washington, ninCtytwo thousand two hundred and hf
tyeiCht dollars and fifty cents.
An M1rrh lNT6.
, 1855-10-26

WHOLESALE DRY GOODSl!
Tafea McCahill g. Co.,
TIAVING made extensive arrangements for recciy-
/ j ing large and well selected assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Direct from New York by every Clipper as well as by
Express via the lsthmIs-aud having just received
Complete Assotaont of every Kind OF goods adapted
to the wants Of the market are abc to offer superior
inducements to the city and country trade.
We would also invite the attention Of purchasers for
the Oregon and Sandwich Island Markets to our stock,
believing that We can supply them with articles in our
line suited t. their trade terms quite reasonable
a. any house on the Pacific coast.
TAAFEE. MCCAHILL & CO.,
Front, corner Sacramento streets,
San Francisco, California.
June Il, 1855. lO-tf
, 1855-10-26
Thomas Tenants
SURVEYING AND NAvIG ALTON wAREHoCS
SIGN OF THE WOODEN SAILOR,
Fire Proof Block

81 lNN r Inv AMI y AN NAHUM AhLhoA oHss
SIGN OF THE WOODEN SAILOR,
Fire Proof Block,
CORNER OF LoSG WHARF And FRONT STREET.
(WR0NOMETERS carefully rated by Trunsit Oh
~ soTvations.
U. S. Agency for the sale of Government Charts Of
this Coast. All thee Charts will be sold as heretofore
At GOvERSMEST PRICES.
Surveying and Nautical instruments, Of the best
manufacture always on hand.
Repairing executed in workmanke manner.
Chart, Of the latest and most correct surveys com.
prising large assortment Of the North and South Pa
ciic Indian Ocean, Huuhurgs China Seas, Eastern
Passages Strat- Of MallAcca Sunda, &C. with rivers
and harbors.
Coast Charts OATES, editions) from Queen Charlotte
Island TO Cape Horn.
General and Coast Charts of all parts Of the world.
Wilkes charts of Islands In the Pacific.
Admiralty charts Ia great variety.
Ringgod's charts Of san Francisco Bay and Rivers,
Nautical Almanacs and Books.
Log States, Stationery, Pocket Spy Glasses.
Compound Microscopes. SterescOpes.
Drawing instruments, Spectacles, Magnets.
Drawing and Tracing Paper.
Hydrometcrs for Liquors, Salts, SyTups, Acids, Milk
&c. ....
Pocket Compasses, Thermometers, &c. with great
variety Of other Instruments in the same line.
A5- Being practical workman, (having learned
my business In the manufactory Of the celebrated VIM
]. Young, of Phiadephia) all work entrusted to me
will be properly done.
San Francisco, May 10, 1865. 40-tf
, 1855-10-26
The Ladies' wreath,
AND PARLOR ANNUAL.

Two volumes a year CONNIE neing My and Noyenh,s.
'n uNPARAlLkiLED ArTKkcTIoSs. ~ ~. N "A
The Publisher take pleasure IN announeing % lli
One Hundred Thousand Readers u thi8 HopdlI
Monthly, that with the My Number lsonnsntesiA.
publication Of .a.,4 .ts .,f,fi,r ..t lsassot.' IA
BEAUTIFUL Full LENGTH PoRfRki1
Of some Of the most celebrated Madeal Persdnasll
The followingl which ara already engraved ki1 ,Ii
pear 10 the eourse q the year, aecumpaniea WlA
biographical sketch Of each, VIZ; 49, - f..s
JENNY LIND, ANNk THILL0N, n. eONIAC..
10 CATHERINE RAYS, 3ALBONi, AND 5tii.l
.idI ril MRS. d O. B0SrNlCkY oln, y11t
II these should meet with favor. although te opeI
siye, they will be followed By otheTs 81 Similar ca
acter, as they are determined that the Wreath en4
Annual shall continue 70 be not only tho lheapg haI
the Best Dollar Magazine N the WoFldi The couitn
viii be entirely original from the pens ol thf fnl,,i
and purest writers In The countTy. Although liz
rary Magazine, every thing Of an immcnl q ul|lS
ious character will be carefully excluded. ~ WI
the aim Of Che publishers TO blend ehteflainutnl VI
Instruction that will not only capiirate the iasithA
also elevate the Thoughts and improve the helI.
Each number win contain FINE STEEL IN yhA-
WING and BEAUTIFULLY COLORkD BLQN!t
PLATE also engraved On steel, with eeca1ol1ly
Popular Pieces OF Mpsic, and thiry two large pfla'
pages printed on fine paper. The Nay ngmta ~
have an attractivOtitle page, making In all iWtn.
and Thrift -four pages All who ufe interesled n a
pure amily literature and are wiling q af1ifl u -
tering the Best Native Talent are invited ~ hefNm
subscribers and aid In It's circulation BY l1ducpI
their friends 70 secure for One Dollar NaIll.
worth Three, as either the Steel Eugtayl1gl l,o
Flower Plates, o5 ths Litenry coRienias llll Fslf
- .rsa..s. laffaA IH|
, 1855-10-26
stei'AcOOm Ship Yard.
BOLTON g. WILSON,
SHIP CARPENTERS AND CHANDLEs


sTEILAcooM, FUGEr SOUND.
" NESSELS of all classes built, rigged and n
lifted for sea. Sails. spars, rigging, net [l4llA
ing, chandlery &c, supplied to order. Caulk, NV
ng and all other repairs made In the most satisfactory
manner. Ship carpenters will he despatched tp any
part Of the Sound whenever required The patronage
Of persons wishing to build, owners, oonsignees and
masters Of vessels, h respectfully solicited
Steilacoom, Aug. 9th. ls53.-iy a.
, 1855-10-26
Piano Fortes and Melodeons.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH & CO.,

OF PIANO FoRTEs AND MELoDEoNs,
Nn1 1870 Clay st., are the exclusive agents for the
" rs, sale Of the SToDAKT's Piano FORTEs AND
q PRINCE's MELOpEONs, In California, and are
" constantly receiving them direct ffOm the Man
nfactory. Such Arrangements have been made as will
enable them TO supply these celebrated instruments at
prices thus securing 10 purchasers the
advantage OF making personal selection from large
and complete assortment and Of avoiding the great
risk and delay Of importation. Just received stock
Of Piano FOrtes for hire.
San Fnncsco, April a. 1855. S3tf
, 1855-10-26
Soott's Republications.
BRITISH PERIODICALS

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IL rcpubllsh the following British Periodicals, viz
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, (cONsERYATIvE)
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BLACXw0OD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, (ToRY) -
The present critical state Of European affairs will
render these publications unusually Interesting during
the forthcoming year. They will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news items, crude
specuatiohs aud flying rumors Of the daily journal,
and the pondorons tome Of the future historian, writ
ten after the living interest and excitement Of the great
political events OF the time shall have passed away.
II is TO these periodicals that readers must look for the
only really integible and reliable history Of events,
and as such In addition 70 their well established lite
ary, scientific, and theological character We urge
them upon the consideration Of the reading public
Arrangements arc now permanently made for the
receipt Of carly sheets from the British publishers by
which we are enabled to place all reprints in the
hands of subscribers about they can be fur
nished with the foreign copies Although this involves
very large Vatay our part we sha continue to flr-
nish the periodicals at the same low rates as heretofore
For any one Of the four Reviews, per annum. sS %
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Payments TO be male b all cases IN advaneeg Money
current IN the state wherd Issued win be received At par.
...... CLUBBIHQ .f.f.g. g ....r q
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price VIII be allowed To clubs ordering direct from Scott
Co., for -four or copies Of any or more OF
the above. Thus fonr copies OF Backwood or Of one
Review win be sent 10 address for 80 four copies
of tho four Reviews and Backwood for $40 and so on
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United States will he but twenty-four cents year for
Backwood, ard but fourteen cents year for each of
the Reviews.
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addressed, post paid, IN the publishers.
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81 Gold street, New York.
June Is 1854. 4O-U fs.
, 1855-10-26
The Ladies' KsepsakS0f

-lN 51i uAND HOME LlBRARHsoliQl sdl
1.-TWO volumes q year, commencing January %
Il July. The Publishers Of this Popular AaEl4lN
tender their grateful acknoEledgments iqr past 1Il
II has been and viii c6ntinue 10 BE- their aim ~ n.N
ita9 ll.d siI ailad aaE a1sif i1hj 1i't
SAFE. ,PLEAsIEG Gi AND, Nd PR0FIrABhH Riilf
A work tbat parents may with safety 'put iaie W
hands Of their sons and daughters. IL pages vi y
filled with articles from the pens Of many q thsl
BEST WRITERS IS7THE coUNRRYd lhal
Among the literary contents may 10 found dcll19
tons Of the Inhabitants, Trees, Shrubs, Plsnis no
Scenery Of other countries !; Pleasing ConvtnansA
on Physiology and the Laws of Health Mora i.l.,
Biography, and Poetry, besides ufeful and lheilsn4
instructlOnsto TO parents and childTen. &e., ~. -
The twelve numbers will contain ss5 pages q l..9
ing matter printed on fine white paper, emhtll.et.l
with twelve fine engravings and -Four Beanulu.{ -
ored Flower Plates, also engraved on Eieel, Enn
casiOnal Wond Cnts and Music making, when eet.
. splendid Gift-bOok, or ornament for ne ose''
table. .. t... .... .r-. ofsf rrN i18l
, 1855-10-26
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
(ruE LONE FINE TREE ~ 'FRONT.'
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T..
ConLIss 4 ENSIGN, proprietors.

NtlaJlsS ~ ENSlSNs lTNlhltNoISs
THE pr1prietors Of this hotel having n
il Just completed a large additional <1kSA
building for bed rooms, parlors, &C., and Hi
entirely Ovcrhaud renovated and en- lIi1I l3$
lrgcd the dining, bar and bed rooms ofez42k@2
the old establishment, and also supplied the same
with all necessary furniture, and entirely beds
and bedding. arc prepared to offer such accom-
modations 10 the public in general, and the travelling
community In particular to convince all that its
TIRE House for the weary
The Bar will always be supplied with the best Of
Wines Liquors and Cigars which the market affords
good Stable is attached 10 the premises, and oil
may rest assured that animals left In care shall
fare as well as themselves,
A share Of the public patronage Is respectfully 40
icited, as It shall ever be constant aim to make
All as comfortable US possible.
Our motto-Clean Beds and Warm Rooms.
C0RLISS 4 ENSIGN.
Olympia, Dec . 1854. l3tf
, 1855-10-26
+. p. SEYMOUR,

Wood mud Willow Ware, Nets, scincs, TNVinC,
Mats. &C., &C.,
CORNER OF CLAY AND BATTERY STREETS,
I san FmnciscJ-constlntly on hand: Salmon gill
inCts from 50 lthpns to 200 do; Herring nets, Smelt
net, Dip nets, Cast nets, Bird nets.
hIe uSSGtmeiit Of Hauling seincs fronP2O 10 200
fathoms long. Pixies, p, B. I, 5, and feet. Perch
traps, Salmon tWinc, India twinc, Linen ball twihe,
Seine twinc, Cation tSinc, &c. Cedar buoys, Cork
buoys, with every article belonging TO this trudc
The above goods are manufactured by the Amer
can Net aud Irvine Manufacturing Co.." and are guar
antcch in every ease, to give satisfaction.
q I. 10, lS5l.-uG-3m.
, 1855-10-26
JUST RECETVED Y iii'' B

DER bark +" Carib," invoice Dry Goods, orustfll
aud Indian trade, which We OlleT low iqr ealA,5l
tF... ~. GEORGE q CO..
Aiki. Devampsh Day Aprn Is, 1854, $40 Y ~, Y.
, 1855-10-26
Cabinet Shop.

FURNITURE of various kinds kept CON SPA
Il stantly on hand and orders filed at NzvlH
-hort ncticc. WA
4 variety Of work made of beautiful HWGD
cur,cd maple now in readiness. The citi- HM H
zcus Of Olympia and vicinity arc respect Y
fully invited 10 call and examine. II
-. - A.J!L4NvILL.
Olympia, April 30, 1854. 3lh