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N A. TYSON SKATERS opened this branch OF their
MI enlistment, successful operation their
miles from Balsore, adjacent he Bait
Washington railroad and turnpike, and two miles soui
Of The village Of LsbrsI. ss,F n. "a
The house IL large connodous, ample be-
pupts yons lady arrived 5om Paris
hsvias rssidence me family, affords even facility for The
auisiton OF tho French language.
En6lh tuition, bosd, lodging, and washing per term Of
nve monvns.
Musc ard Iangusees extra. h
Fer ahev cisenarr be had The principal book
Hsnore and Washington application be made
se Of 10h, Wash by addressing letter
10 the I.sursi poet cfhcc, MAryiswd. 80. n
Nov 80 dot eosDecg3 81 Z f7taiai ,pss
IT .,f5.1-t..a,lY te-rnrA
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To Members or Congress, aud others.
LrOR RENT-A f furnished dwelling house, bni in the
modem Style with the conveniences OF water, &C
furnished recently with
Apply No 1lg 18Th between ard
my oticc, j. j. MILLER,
Dec 2--du Corner 7h and LouIsiAHa
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A MI Sc M Il N rs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NationaI Theatre.
lessee anu "'''sis so 81 he Museum, G.aa ss = 'A"F"
''ase 'ehes"a
rEross .pxlss.os.
Dress parquct cent?.
Family circe second tier
No es,ge for reserved Private
,ansd Box once fridsy and SATURDAY om o'clock
'nos oPsn at ociock Curtain rises at * O'CLOCK
precisely
EIGHTEENTH DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
positively only appearance Washns,oa ssnaon,
Of the smntn ,rassdian EDwtRDL. DAVENPORT.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, DEcRMDER {, 1876,
sha.speares grea, historical tragic play OF
RICHARD III.
ni ,el Duke Of clos'er Mr. = < Davenport
Richmond Mr.. j. o. Howe
Lady Ann ter r., apps ploe.S ''as'
TO conclude with the roaring farce OF 9E
sLAsHER AND CRAsHEa.
S,asher isa nn"s
The Varieties.
.iso Of Holiday stree; theatre bamors
Inauguration brllan musical season by the celebrated
KUNKELs GREAT OPERA TROUPE,
Comprising musicians. old favorss and new
Eat.s - faces, 81
Who viii gsss. each nisa ,. nm.ss s
popular songs, pathetic, sentimental, and humorous
4
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1855,
Win be presented the ressby comic negro farce, cniod
TIE BLACK sTATCE.
Tim, the Black Statue Mr. Hurry Len
Dec2-u
no Members Of CopErsss.A gentleman residisg
The most pleasant and fashionable locations II the city having
and bedroom required For addseas apply
hia A6ra naoA xlili
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
Fr9ift} OF MARYLAND. aNl At
The following the drawn numbers OF the Maryland
dated Lottery cIass SO, drawn November g. 1885,
Is, ID ID 4th sth s,h 7,h esh 10Th li,n
as SO 81 IS 40 80 70 90 co 6 20 10
Lottery clan No 3ii. drawn November 20, 1855 = al
~ ID eth 9Th nh ION Iish ,nh Jah
II 80 a6 II e5 IS 40 % 10 az As
N5tEtser s 8@H BRExsN,
sfyA General Agent for the Contractor. n unore.
Lyn'r Rorunrs, Commissioned ''
Dec o-lt sPsNHfttaHt q f1faftAA' lti'"R
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Gautier's Compound Herb Drops, for Coughs.

0aatisr's compound Herb Drops, Tor Coughs.
COld1, <ke. t7t .sa.ts 'sF Il
TIs preparation the rssf OF coughs cods hoae
These cpmposcd Of SIX smpc ingredients principally
hehs cscoas In the Of dis
resulting cod They orjgnaH prepared ths
suggestion Of Of most emHan physicisns and w
medical faculty o. Washington, many Of whn have
been regard this pepa and
Nonc genuine une bought from tho o. NE follow
ing agents: JnaEp Il 81
JOHN T. BATES,
\. -, r. CIsaEL, IN
HENRY COOK < CO.. Y,
,E s&4 n AiaxAudria, ViTana
4D&3 @. CArIT1ER, Tf-s4sasy
Nov 2s--eo5t .0y s5z Penn. svaaue,
y l.. MOOKE IL prepared 40 farMish the best white
OF all sizes and Cumberland coal Of all kinds
10 his customers the lowest marker prices sF
90i1 pounds guaranteed 10 the ton. &. -seta
Hickory, OAK, and pine wood a very low prices.
Yard aldo 9Th street, between aud Il, Opposite Old
Stand" a,Agsss isssla 4ta r3as p II erg
Nov 30-FTuThf $500 ~ sr ri, Ft M
l,uFFEE, TIcA. sc. 8i a..at-as tias Is i4Getssar
" - bags old Java cohsa J. tfaf#4 sF495 sig
~ hszs Rio aad LaGuysa c.hea ) +,
@ 15 boxes fresh grouAd do
chests resh
90 maccar0ni and vevmiceli 7
$50 boxes pepper, ginger end mustard $500, .e tIt1..
500 his. grain copper
Is dozen Pres.on's Mosrs and Rabbit yeast pow
IS barrels New Orleans moissscs
10 do golden srop. rsA Nt
Now landing per schooners hamilton and Ming HID from New
York, and for -ae by -sss "a MURRAY sE@NEs
Nov Q7-Steof a.sa
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TO Members Of Con Kress.-A gentleman resdpg OF
The pleasant Fashionable city, having
his present. would
large parlor, and bedroom required For address, apply
this oice. S a Dec 9-d3ifa
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I,URN lSHED ADMINISTRATIONS Of Congress or
with several suits of at Mrs.
Adnnis, l2h and o. No. 4e3 The parrots arc
large well furnished Yff
Vow
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Darn or A oLEaegAAS.-Rey. George Buchanan, min
lister Of considerable distinction in the Associate Reformed
Church, and for than ioryour years pastor OF
church in Steubenyills, Ohio, died recently.
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ANCHOR FOUNDRY Is MAIkE.-The Csseo Iron Company
Of Portland Maine has commenced the forging OF anchors
which is quite branch Of business in that Slate IL
is estimated that The cost of anchors present rates.
supply the feet pot afoat in Maine in 1854, would be
gu 10000
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GREhT LARGE coRs--Five OF yellow corn
specimen Of fourteen hundred bushels raised on sixteen
acres by William Warwick of Switzerland county ndi-
ana the Ohio river miles below Rising SUM- have
been the Commercial Office. Three OF these ears
fourteen and one is fifteen inches long, and after being
dried and somewhat shattered the four weighed fall six
pounds The person who brought them stated that when
first gathered several weighed two pounds each
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iva. FLORENCE O'DONNOGHUE, oinee AIS 7th
II street, few doors north vi y.
Dee l~-dim t#Hf4
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TIE CRYSTAL PALaoE--By arrangement just eoncu-
ded il is said that the American Institute has purchased
the Crystal Palace for the Of i250ooonefh Of its
original cost
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THr LAST Flsu sTony-A muscaonge-oue Of the yer
finest fish of the western lakesweiehing fortysS pound
was recently sent by citizen Of Sandusky TO friend
Philadelphia On opening his lakesbp white fish wegl
ing three pounds found in It's NAV.
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TINS WESTERN RIyERs.--The ST. Louis Republican
Tuesday says
The river al this point falling yesterday, Their
is about nine feet water Cairo We have nothing G
Importance from any OF the upper rivers The Upper Mis-
sisspp Il closed with Lake Pcpio and full Of heav
floating ice down a. far as Dubuque
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Lsssee and Henry C. Jarrett
Also, Of the Museum, Bainore.
ouAe NtAhueeI VIE JontIsoA
, 1855-01-06

rights of priyae property, and taxation
of that county without its consent.
Mr.. Poe followed, sustaining the same
views, and indicating his intention to OPP
pose such bill
Mr. Huif said he was not prepared to
vote on this matter az present and moved
the postponement of bill till Monday mex
motion prevailed.
The other bills took the same course
Mr.. Catlin expressing his opposition on
principle 10 the bill creating road from
WillOpa to intersect the road from Cath.
lamit TO Sidney S Fords'.
IL B. No 10, an act TO incorporate the
Puget Sound S'eam Navigation Company
read informally.
Mr. Bigelow on leave introduced C. B.
No. IL, an act to assign the Judiciary dis
trictS-bll read first time.
This Bill assigns the LIST district (Col.
umbia river) to F. A. Chenov eth.
I'd. The central-Thurston Lewis, &c,
to Edward Lander.
Sd, The Sonnd, or Northern District
to .. b. McFadden.
Council adjourned.
, 1855-01-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

JANUARY 3, 1855.
Journal of 22d Dec, 1854, read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. Wallace presented n petition from
citizens of Jefferson aud Claim counties,
praying that territorial road should be
located from New Duuginess to connect
with the territorial road from Olympia to
Monticello-read and referred to commit
tee on rods and highways, with instruc-
tions to report by bill. .........
c. b. No. 4. an act to create and estab-
lish the Office of county surveyor, read Il
second time and referred to committee on
counties
c. b No 5, an act to amend an act cs-
tabIishing Probate Courts-read second
time aud referred TO committee OH judiciary
Mr.. Carson, on leave introduced bill to
prevent negroes and mulattoes from coming
to or residing in the territory Of WGsa.nS-
ton-read twice under suspension Of rules,
and referred TO committee on judiciary.
House adjourned.
, 1855-01-06

Journal read and approved.

Jourus, read and approved
Mr. Ri5elow from, committee on cor.
porations reported' bork IT r. No Jh an
act 10 incorporate the Pnget Sonnd steam
.Navi0ation Comnanv and Recommended
~ pessage -Tf7-" 1,'.. : - -,
Mr. Yantis from committee ON roads and
HIGHWAYS renorted back.H r. No a rel.
alive 10 'terr;,or;al ~vood from Dslles N
Vonconyoru y NJ roI.,;vo"to ,ar.
ritorial road f,om I,aL paint mills 10 ;n,er.
sect ,ha ,.rr;tor;al rood fror, Catblo mot 90
Sidney 8 Fords win omsndmsn, o;v;no
the commissiopers the r;gLt 70 I'm Sacops
cies and ri r No q roTa,;ve "a 70 a. ,ba Tor
ritoriaI road from WilIona Sboalwotsr Rsv
to intersect road from G6tblamet 10 Sidney
s. Fords'-witb Amendment that sncb biIis
mass 80 -
Mr. Poe from comm;,tee an Militarv
Affairs 10 whom ,ves ref.rred certain nov.
tions Of tha Gnrarnor,. ~asoa,s ranor,ad .
a memorial ASKING Conoress NJ ennronriatc
corta;,, r,onor. o k,.;7d ,iI;to.,
roads' viz - Ero-, fort Ron,on Nahr.SL'
tsrr;torv % tost VII, yVoI,n t.oU Co.,
WslIs WoiIo 20 Co., W. Wanoonra. fro,n Co.,
Vsnconvsr bv wsv ~ OIvmn;. ~ for,
Ste;lacom and from Co., S,o;I,oooD, ,c
BelIinebam Bav-tbe fnlI smonnt beinO
asked FOR being one hundred and ten ,hoH
sand doIlarswmsnor;sI reod tw;cs rnds,
suspension of rnIes and ordered nr;nted, !
Mr.. HUFF ON Rave introduced I memorial
relative to he removal Of the Military Pos
from Vancouver Clarke county 10 IN,
frontier Of the territory
Read twice under suspension of the rules
and referred to committee on memorials.
&c. B. No. 10, an act to exempt certair
real estate from exeeution-read a tbirt
and referred to committee on the judiciary
, 1855-01-06
For the Pioneer aud Democra
EducatlOnnl.

Pursuant TO notice given through the
paper, calling for meeting of the Super
iniendents Of Common Schools throughout
The Territory, the undersigned met at Sell
accom- on the first day of January. Nc
Others arriving on the morning of the sec
ond, we did not feel ourselves authorized
to carry out the object Of the call any
further than it concerned the interests u
education in the two counties under .Oul
superin endency. Hence, no forma' me
ing was held +; but after examining Severa
school books, and canvassing the merits o.
different series with which we were nc
quainted, we cardialIy agreel to adopt thu
following list for the use Of the schoo
within the respective counties Of Pierc,
and Thurston, as part of a uniform sys
TEN Of school books, to wit:
Towns Spelling Book and Dsfner, ant
Towns Analysis.
Eclectic Series or McGuffey's Readers
consisting Of First, Second, Third, Fourth
and Fifth Readers also for addi'iona
reading books, e. Wizards U. S. History
aud Parley's Common School History
Mitchelps Geography and Atlas, First
and Second Parts; Davies Arithmetic dnC
Colburns Mental Arithmetic Butler,
Grammar, FIRST and Second paris. Ii vii
be important to procure the latest editioni
Of each Of the books mentioned.
We should be glad to see all Of thest
books introduced as speedily us possibl,
into the schools under our charge, as W,
believe them to be decidedly superior Il
, 1855-01-06

those now generally used. At the same
tine, we have no disposition whatever to
require those parents, whose children are
Ilready supplied with other books, to
throw them aside, but TO recommend to
those who are not yet supplied, aud to all
who may hereafter he under the necessity
of procuring new books, to purchase only
those specified.
We would also recommend the list to
the notice of the Super;n'endents of other
counties, with view to its adoption by
hem if it meets their views, so as thereby
to secure, if practicable, a uniformity
throughout the Territory.
j. F. DEvoRE,
G. F. WHIrwoRrH
Jan. 2, 1855.
, 1855-01-06
JANUARY 4, 1855.

Journals read and approved.
Mr. Watkins presented petition from
citizens of Sawamsh county, asking the
county seat of said couaty-reierred to
committee on counties.
Mr.. Spinning presented petition from
citizens of Lewis county, praying that the
report Of the commissioners locating the
territorial road from Olympia to Monticello,
should he coniirDed-relerred to commit.
tee on roads and highways.
Mr. Wallace, from committee on Judi
ciary to whom was referred House bill "a,
an act to prevent negroes and mulatoes
from coming 10 or residing in Washingio on
territory, and recommended the Indefinite
postponenent Of the same, M
The report was adopted, II voting in the
affirmative aud in the negative. =
Mr.. Watkins, from conimitte on com.
meree reported bill entitled an act to
provide for the preservation of oysters III
ShoalwateF Bay--read once.
Mr., Doyle Introduced o bill entitled al
act to prevent the sale Of ardent spirits t.
Indians, which was read twice and referred
10 committee on Judiciary.
Mr. McCool introduced bill entitled ar
act to locate territorial road from Van
couver to intersect territorial road ut Of
near the Cowlitz farms, which was read
once.
Mr.. Cock introduced resolution rela
tive to allowing the clerks Of the Surveyor
General the use Of the Territorial Library
which, on motion Of Mr.. Spinning, was re
ferred to select committee.
Spinning, Watkins aud Denny were ap
pointed SAID committee.
Mr.. Denny introduced bill entitled ar
act to amend an act entitled an act relu
tive to crimes ami punishnlents-read once
The provisions Of this amendment makes il
penal to discharge ballast in navigabl,
waters of this Territory where the water il
less than thirty fathoms in depth.
Mr.. Heald introduced joint resolution
relative to increasing the salary Of the col
lector of the District of Puget Sound
q. B. No 8, locating the Pe1itentiary
was read twice and referred to select CON
mittee Of five, consisting Of Messrs Doyle
Wallace, Heald, White and McCool.
House adjourned.
, 1855-01-06
WIN. FRAZIER ToLMIE,
FORBES BARCLAY,
w. B, ROBERTS,
WASHINGTON LEGISLATURB-..SECOND SESSION

81. 49,. IN COUNCIL.
JANUARY 8, 1854.
Council met pursuant TO adjournment.
Journal Of 29d Dec, 1854, read and ap-
H. B. No. l9, amendatory Of the bill es-
tablishing territorial road from Cathlam.
ct to Sidney S. Fords'-read secoud time
and referred to the committee OH roads and
c. D. NoaT, an act to locate the Uni.
versity, being the order Of the day, coming
up was read third time, and the vote OH
It's final passage taken by ayes aud noes
Bill passed by following vote.
Ayes-Messrs Bigelow, Huf, Patter,
son, Poe, Striekler, Terry and Yantis-7
Noes-Messrs. Miles and President-2
Mr.. Poe, on leave introduced C. B. No
10, an act to exempt real estate from at.
tachment and execution, which was read
afrst time,
Mr.. Terry asked for q leave Of absence
until Monday next.
Council adjourned
, 1855-01-06
Puget Sound Shipping Report.

ARRIvED--Jan. |, Steamer Maj. Tompkins, Capt.
j. NJ Hunt, from Victoria, Bellingham Bay and inter
me iite ports with passengers and freight to John H.
Scranton.
PASSENGERS Hon. II. r. Crosbe, Hou. A. $ Alb
ernethy Hon. A. A. Denny, Hon c c Terry, Tloa J
Br Coz, Hon. Mr. stiles, Capt Bllch, Capt Bachelder
Wm brand, Moses, start, Mr. Pattle, Hon
W Wallace, DR. Potts and lady, Capt Slaughter and
lady Lieut. Mullen, Lieut. Nugent. Mrs Montgomery
and IL Others.
Dec 2j---Ship Nile, from the Sandwich Islands, to
load lumber at Seattle.
Dec 30-Hawaian bark Luka from the Sandwich
Islands. 10 load with prodlce, lumber, Be- at Olympia
24-Brg Wellingsby, to load at Port Orchard
, 1855-01-06

condition eontainei 10 the grant from the
crown uudef which the said Governor and
company are entitled to the exclusive trade
within the said district.
18th That whenever the crown of Great
Britain mny become possessed of the SOW.
erclgnty Of any part Of the district in which
the operations Of the Puget Sound Agri.
cultural Company may be carried on, APP
plicStion shall be made to the crown for a
grant of land, aud to incorporate the said
Puget Sound Agricultural Company.
10. That proper deed of settlement
shall be prepared under the superiutend-
snce Of the said agents in such form and
containing all such clauses, covenants, pow
ers aud stipulations as counsel shall advise
for properly and effectually carrying OH the
business OF the said company, and for n-
Identifying and saving harmless the said
agents in respect Of their acting in the man
agement and conducting of the said trade
as aforesaid and relating thereto, and that
the same or counterpart thereof, shall be
executed by the several proprietors for the
time being. Hs.-H.
goth. That an absolute and entire dis
solution Of the said company may lawfully
take place aud be made with the consent
and appreciation Of such number OF proprie-
tors as shall be possessed of three fourths
at least Of the capital stock or share Of the
said company, 10 be testified by some writ
ing signed by them or their attorneys or
proxies, and thereupon- the affairs Of said
company shall with all convenient speed be
wound up, and after payment of all claims
on the said company, the balance shall be
divided amongst the persons who shall be
then proprietors, in proportion to the
amount Of their respective shares.
We approve the above proposals and
regulations, and mutually agree upon said
request to execute such decd or deeds for
carrying the same into effect as therein
mentioned, and in the mean time to per
form and abide by the same as our respec-
tive parts.
, 1855-01-06
NEW ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF PASSENGERS
BETWEEN THE
COWITTZ AND OIVMDIAI

THE SUBSCRIBER will establish line Of stages
Il and horses for the conveyance OF passengers and
freight between the above named places after the 25t
inst. -
Horses will be kept at Olympia Grand Mound and
me Cpwlltz. stage will also run in connection with
THIS line, between Grand N 'und aad OlymDia-Ieayc
olympia Tuesday aud Friday Of each week at II NJ.
aud arrive at Grand Mound same evening, where
r-es viii be In readiness t. convey passengers n
the C9wlitz In time to take the boats 10 Monticello
and Portland. Retdrniny-On the arrival of boats
!rom below, horses will be in readines at Strong.
Hotel, 70 convey passengers to Grand Mound. WHERE
they will either get fresh horses or be put through
by stage.
\ Daring the winter, passengers will be conveyed
down the Chehalls In canoes from SlIuders' 70 the
SkOokum Chuck, thereby avoiding the IN lst disa
able portion of the road.
By this arrangement, passengers can be saved the
expense Of horse keeping on the way and by getting
ire-h horses on the route, perform the i,nrney
with more ease and expedition. Charges t,S. lower
than others have charged at this season Of the wear
The stage will start from Parkers store in OIym
pia.
CHARGES AS F0LL0WS-wrSrsE ARRASoyxESr
From Olympia IN Grand Mound, a IN
From Grand Mound to the Cowltz so
Olympia. Dec. 20. 1885, lSly. -'''
, 1855-01-06
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given hit letters Of administra
~ ton bearing date Oct. H. 1854 have been grant
ed the undersigned by the Clerk Of the Probate court
Of Thurst0n county Washington Territory upon the
estate Of Alfred VI. Berry decea ed late of SAID coun
~. All per'1ns having claims against said estate are
hereby notified t. present the same to the under signed
within one year from date for payment; and all per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
WILLIAM COCK. Administrator.
Olympic. ". T., OcA ~, lssA
, 1855-01-06
Administrators snIe,

NOTICE is hereby given that upon an order from
~ the Probate Judge In and for the county Of King
W. IT, will offer at public sale In the town of Sc
attle in said county, Saturday the Sd day Of Feb
ruary. A. d., lS55, between the hours of 10 o'clock
NJ. and sunset Of the same day, lot No. (three)
in BLOCK No. (eighD in the town Of Seattle afore-
sud, ths property Of the estate of H. V. Keith, de
leased A credit OF sixty days will be allowed with
security as required by law.
Seattle. Dec. %. 1854. l1tds
, 1855-01-06
AdminIstrator,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of administra
IN trAtion baaring date December 18th, 1854, have
granted the undersigned by the clerk of the pro
bate court Of Pierce county. Washington Territory
upon the estate Of Henry Labouseer, deceased late
of said county. All persons having claims against
u the undersigned within one year from date foI
payment; and all persons indebted to said estate arr
requested to make immediate payment.
WILLlAA k. MEHHLE,
steilacoom. W. T., Dec. IL, 1854. 4wis.
, 1855-01-06
SALTI SALT!!

ON hand and for sale at the store Of sarnrel C.
" Allen, next dnor TO g. A. Berries sttre 100 tons
Hawaiian salt manufactured ct Pulpe Salt works n
be disposed Of at wholesale otherite at edetsia
rates The attention of tbNee engaged in ne salmon
dshery Is invited 70 an inspection NJ the article.
olyurla, July 20. 1884 IfN y N--l---N' =
, 1855-01-06
Educational.

CALL TO TnE suPEHINTENDENrs or COMMON SCHOOLS
iN rHtS TERRITORY.
It il proposed by several Of the Superintendent
that we convene NJ this place the first Monday in
January next at o'clock p. NJ. at the VI. f. Church
Tor the purpose of making an effort to bring about
Uniformity as u school books in this Territory. We
hope that there will be fall attendance.
J. F. DEVORE.
Stcilacoom, W. T.. Dec. !. 1854
, 1855-01-06

NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamentary
~ bearing date the 18th December, 1854, have been
issued by the Probate court OF this county In my IA
vor Executor Of the late VIM. McCarty, Of Pacific
conlty. All persons, therefore, having claims upon
the estate Of the deceased are notified TO forward
such tn me within year from the date Of said let
ters and all persons indebted 70 the estate are called
upon to settle their accounts Immediately.
GEORGE DAWSON. Executor.
Chinook, Pacific Co., W. T., Dec. IL, lt54.-twl7
, 1855-01-06
Religious Notices.

The Rev. Dr. MCCARTy episcopal church, will
preach in Olympia on the first Sabbath Of every
month, at IL O'Clock. A. NJ. and 3 o'clock, Pm.
Rev. G =; MuIrW"Rrn (Presbyterian church, will
proach regularly on the second and fourth Sabbath%
II every month, at IL O'Clock An, and O'Clock
, 1855-01-06
New Goods! New Goods

NE0RGE 4 Co., have on hand and are receiving
" per bark Harriet Thompson" and schooner
'Wilmantle, full supply Of Groceries, Flour, Ii
Iuors and Indian trade which they ofler for sale on
reasonable berms. Call and try EN-.
Aid. DavAmpSh Bay, 0uto6Sr Is. 'St-uSsv
, 1855-01-06
OLYMPIA LODGE, No. S,

~Of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, hold
-X-Nregular communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings in every month.
All members OF the order in good standing are invi-
ted to attend. 7. +. McELROY, W. NJ.
, 1855-01-06
Mill Irons for Sale.

A COMPLETE set Of Saw Mill Irons, with carriag,
"A rack, for sale cheap by
CLARK PATTON, Olympia.
Aug. l6, 1854. soft