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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

LNVfRETT HOUSE, NOTRH SIDE OF UNION SQUARE,
~ Is establishment, erected the most prominent
and delightful park New York affords, is approaching
hnish and when completed will combine s that skin
can devise and money supply TO render 1t the most de-
rabe hotel yet constructed This house now in pro-
Of furnishing and this department viii be keeping
with tho style and arrangements Of the house. both In
elegance and comfort The proprietors Of the establish
ment respectfully announce that the house will be open
ed on the LIT day Of October next but that and after
the 18th day OF September next applications win be
ceived from critics wishing TO make Arrangements for
the winter months. C1.APP JOSIIN.
II. ID. CLAfp A. O. JoNIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

&IO OOO TO LoAN-oN DIAMONDS, WATCH
D4O.OOU es, jewelry, and every description
u dry goods and merchandise in large small amounts
different to other Offices Business confidential Apply
ut sos Houston street. one block from Broadway.
S. MYERS, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

TITO LET IN BROOKLYN-A GOOD THREE STORY
Il and basement brick dwelling house. Court street
(No. 142), Amty, five minutes walk from South
ferry. City railroad cars, from Fulton ferry Green
wood pass the premises every five minutes. Rent mode
rate 10 n pentee family Possession given immediately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

UNFINISHED ROOMS-A SUITE OF FURNISHED
IL rooms to let to one gentlemen, with break
fast If required; also single rooms. Apply at 141 Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

MO. 2 LEROY PLACE, BIEECKER STREET, ONE
IN block west Of Observation-Disclosures rooms to let
to gentlemen only house and furniture entirely new To-
cation unsurpassed; terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

ROARDING.-ROOMs FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE
gentlemen with full or partial board can be obtained BIZ
applying ut IL Nelson place. block Broa way be
ween Waverey pace and Eighth street, opposite ska
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

BOARD wANTEp-FOR TWO YOUNG LADIES, IN A
~ private family or where there few borders L.
cation between Fourth Sixteenth preferred Terms
moderate Please address, stating terms, j. t. Aston place
Post Office. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01
f.

y NOVICE. JOHN F.
3, kassell Il 20. store,
+. pt. l, al IL O'Clock. in
- nee, one sorrel horse,
i kind in double and sin
$50, has been used as a
IS mas been ridden under
- IL III health. Also, one
>. one set OF light harness.
q II. RICH. Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

~ @. HORTON, AUCTIONEgR-THIS DAY AT II
w O'Clock at IL Sixth OF nice mattresses
bedstcads lot OF silk hats and fancy articles
erly; small hand cart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

ROARDING-CAN BE OBTAINED AT VERY MODE
rate terms at Al East Fifteenth street, Union square
Dinner at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

Id men be accommodated with full or partial
board furnished unfurnished; also back par
Tor and bedroom attached in house where all the
forts Of home be had. No children in the house.
Apply at No ST. Georges place East Thirteenth street.
near Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

TVNRUE TURF OII-FOR SORES OF EVERY KIND
i which mar the form of man beast-Eureka Of
medicines for every creature that the turf For
sale by SCHEFT1IlN & BROS. h CO., 40 Beekman
street Bush Gale 1856 Greenwich street, i. c. Wells &
Co., 1l6 Franklin street; Edgar l. McCorkle Co., las
Water street sole agents for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT
IL board, in private French family, with all the
modern improvements, gas, hath &C.. within reach Of
cars and stages Apply at 60 East Twenty second ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

pOARDING.-A WIDOW LADY AND DAUGHTER
has to let with full partial board two three des
rable suitable for married single gentlemen
house s in good order and quiet Please inquire 60 Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

NY AMOUNT OF M0NEY-IN SUMS TO SUIT, CAN
IA be obtained without delay, securities valua-
bes, property, and merchandise generally also,
rent money discounted at lowest rates highest prices
paid for foreign gold and silver gold dust &c bought at
the Bank Note and Specie Office 462 Broadway opposite
Pacific Bank. JOHN HOPPE ADAMS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

- gentleman and wife, with unfurpished and
bedroom large closet; week 6O location
must be within minutes walk the Address Store q
Market street. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

n UCTION NOTICE.-Jo
IA Ger, will sell, this day {
Franklin street, fourth house
piano, OF brilliant tone and /
rosewood; rich carpets, oilclo
glasses, rocking and easy cha
SOFAS, dining and tea tables
steads, bureaus and washsn.l
crockery. glassware, clocks,
cottage suites.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

ITO let IN RB0OKLYN-A GENTEEL SMALL THREE
i story and basement brick house, desirably located
. few minutes walk from South ferry. Rent $3.50. The
furniture is nearly new, and will be sold cheap If APP
pcaton be made soon, on the premises, No. Harrison
Mace Brookyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

DOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR
Id three single gentlemen be pleasantly accom-
mt dated with rooms at "A West Washington place Also
a furnished parlor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

TTyO IfT-TO A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, THE SPI.EN-
did two story and attic English basement brick house
~ Henry street having been entirely painted throug
out, and with all the modern improvements; hot cold
ten attached. Can be from till IL A. NJ and
9 till s i. NJ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

UNFINISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM Doth 'FRONT.',
IL to let-with accommodation for servant, IL
qurcd, at b75 Broadway most desrably situated being
exactly opposite Nibo Garden; have been occupied by
lady (now in Europe) for some years. N. B.-Not q
boarding house,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

r I. vANDEwATER, AuCTIoNEER.-THIs DAY
e Saturday Sept fine gold diamond and heavy jewelry
stock, costly gold ladies' geleiens watches.-Wil
sold this day ut l0 O'Clock al the aesroom II Maiden lane
splendid single and cisier diamond finger rings brcaspns
studs brooches; bracelets,
Chans ladies' and gents guard richly gold suits
CASES. variety of eardrops sleeve gold
pens loes brooches Very valuable double single
gold watches jeweled iryer others;
cnaeled and jeweled Watches silver levers silver plated
&c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

~ w. w. BOWLES.-
scH o'clock, al store l6
u.ieman declining house
Z !, bedsteads, maitrc 'ses.
crockery and glassware,
{ Tor housekeeping. Cali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

u HOE & co.'s WA RRANTED EXTRA CAST Steel
II. saws-paent ground.
F Fq,ss . = =, 10 ,ss ,s y. "a - T.
I U.s. IT, 20 80 % - 4; &;
Price .....I20o 400 1850 1850 800 GN
Size. 40 AZ ~ NJ 40 90
Price $500 1000 $500 500 600 790
Price ...... 500 1890 1000 1000 200 U
Size......... G2 81 Go GO 20 ~
Price 90 5000 $500 3S0 IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

DoARD IN BROUKLYN.-A SMALL PRIVATE FA-
Id mly, residing within two minutes' walk of the
South ferry, would be happy to receive inmates for
the winter gentleman and his wife, two single gentle
They would find all the comforts Of respectable
home. French well as English spoken by the family.
Apply at 81 Pacific street. between Henry and Hicks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

4 NY AMOUNT OF CASH LOANED, OR PURCHASED
"A at sight for fair prices Of diamonds watches rich
jewey, plate and valuable personal pro
perry generally, by r. WOOD, 90 Fulton street. second
hoor, front room, from "a n. to 5 T. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

CTUDY THE HEALTH OF YOUR HORSES.-THOSE
- who have valuable horses will please call at the New York
Club Stable where road horses the
tom Light vehicles preferred horses taken by the month APP
ply to WIN. CONNOLLY, 80 Great Jones street. who deyoes
his whole Att ntion 10 livery horses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

TNO IET-PART OF GENTEEL HOUSE ON WEST
Il Twenty seventh street-front parlor, kitchen and
three rooms with use Of bath, gas &C. House in good
order and pleasantly situated small family occupies
the balance. Rent $500. L. b. KlNStHMER, 3l9 4th
avenue 3 to Up NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

G.1 n ONLY FOR FARM OR TWO BUILDING LOTS
plO This s opportunity which ought 10 be improved by
who wishes 10 have healthy residence
for himself and family Seven hundred building los and fifty
farms will be divided among four hundred subscribers the
10th September 1856 SO only payable Miscellaneous
building lots farm. few subscribers only
wanted. Apply Immediately CHARLES WOOD, 20o Broad
Mheru Innps and pamphlets can be had free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

VVyO IET-A TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT
l. house, No. 90 Iaight street near st. Johns park;
has all the modern improvements gas bath hot and cold
water sc. Rent only $780, Fol, particulars apply to
Mr.. IEG1IO, II Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

A WIDOW LADY AND HER DAUGHTER, CAN AC-
n commodate q few single gentlemen with board. In
quire at CO Fulton street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

YTNO IET-TO SMALL AMERICAN FAMILIES FLOORS
j. through, consisting Of five rooms with bath, Croton
water &C. in the houses in West Nineteenth street.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues Rents from 80 so
to $l3 SO month Apply at No. lilo West Nineteenth
street, from 3 to 5 O'Clock r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

A PARTMENTS SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE
IA gentlemen, wishing to board for the winter,
in first class private boarding house. location pleasant
and central accessible by and stages from all parts
of the city. Apply at No. Abingdon square, west side
two doors from Bank street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

BOARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS IN
private family for two gentlemen with their wives one
child three years old and and genen an
three large rooms and medium size III pleasant
lily above Eighth street from Isl Of October Terms be
moderate with OF laundry Best references given
required Address box 27ll Post Once giving location &c
cOmm0dati0n, terms, name and references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

THO BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS IN GENER AL-THE
undersigned having obtained patent for obvatng the
shoe l wishes the trade Ia general TO call aad see his
Inv cncd spring horns by which ladies have their shoes
placed their feet without the usual routine trouble at
tending shoe gaiier Please call and Is only
wanted TO be TO be adopted by the trade.
Is. sCHwiNGROUBER, o6 Reaie ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

PIrt U ~
Circular thicker than usual guages at extra price.
They also manufacture cast steel mill pit and crosscu
and bile, webs of superior quality all OF which they have
SALE they be obtained OF the principal hardware
chants throughout the United states and Canada.
X. HOE 4 CO., New York.
Publishers OF who will insert this advertisement
three times in weekly papers with This note and forward
paper containing the previous January 1856 will be
paid printing materials by puracsng four times the amount
O hills 10 this AdYerllsomcn.
, 1855-04-28

PRECINCT NoMIYATioNs.-Thc following
persons have been selected by the Severa
precincts to meet irf convention to-day al
Olympia, and make u nomination Of ten
delegates, to represeht' Thurston county il
the territorial conventian-May 7th.
Olympia Precinct .-Messrs. J. c. Head
- Dollemire, J. W. Hawk, Z. w. Austin
A. j, Baldwin, j. X. Hurd, J. Lightner
VIM. Cock, r. NJ. Walker, f. Sylvester
j. c. Patton, H G. Mosely, c. Ethridge
C. Il. Weed, VIM. Rutlidge, Jos. Cornell
Chambers Pr0irie.-Joseph White, j
NJ. White, David Chambers, Thos. Cham
bers, Varine Davis.
Blaek L0ie.-Wm. Rutledge; scn., Ga
briel Jones, jesse Ferguson, - Cornell
Nina Praiyie.-Lcwis Ensign, w. D.
b. Newman, Il. j. Perkins.
Grond MoaHd.-L. d. Durgin, C. p
Judson, Michael Lewark, - Baker.
Coat Bank.--Wm. Northcraft, Samuel
Coulter, VIM. Morton.
Ye!m PrOirie-James Hughes, = Long
myer.
Grdrelly Prdiric-A. B. Rabbeson, j
Brusbares, - Rineheart.
| NiqvaHy.-James McAllistcr, b. F
Shaw. tt.t
SoHH Bay-2 dclegates--namcs moi
reported.
Making in all-should the precincts bt
fully rcpresented-l5 delegates. Such {
convention, composed mainly, as it is, o
farmers AID mechanics, and possessed o
good sound sense and more than ordinary
intelligence, are fully capable Of making
such selection of delegates to the terri
torial convention, as will fully accord witt
the views of the people, in discriminating
between the pretentions Of the several riva
candidates for delegate TO congress. Tht
material is before you, gentlemen, and w
hope that fair play may be shown 10 all.
, 1855-04-28

According TO previous notice. the de
mocracy of Chambers Prairie election pre-
cinct assembled ca masse at the house oi
William Pattison, SEN, on Saturday, the
2lst inst.
On motion of Mr. Guthrie, Mr.. john
NJ Low was called to the chair, and Ur
ban L. Hicks appointed secretary.
The chairman then stated the object o.
the meeting to be for the purpose of selec
ting delegates to attend the democratic
county convention, to be held in Olympia
on Saturday the 2Sth inst.
On motion Of Mr.. Ruddell, it was deci
ded to elect five delegates from this pre-
cinct.
OK motion Of Mr.. Joseph A. White, III,
meeting then proceeded to select, by ballot
the following named gentlemen, io-wit
David j. Chambers, Columbus White
Thomas J. Chambers, John NJ. White, anC
Nasinc Davis.
, 1855-04-28

MARINE-The U. S. rcvenue cutter
JEFF. Davis" Capt PEAsE, arrived at
Port Townsend from San Francisco OH the
18th inst, eight days from San Francisco.
Officers and crew all we'll. The "Jcfr. Da.
Wis" has since arrived at Seattle.
Arrived at Teekalet, Port Gamble,
Hoods Canal, on the l7tlr inst, the schr.
Carbon" Capt. Wheeler, 80 days from
Honolulu, Oahu, with merchandise for the
Puget Mill Co.-to load with lumber fol
the Sandwich Islands.
AT same port, on the 18th inst, the bark
" Glencoe" " arrived from San Francisco, tc
load with lumber.
At same port on same day, the schooner
" l.. +. Foster" Virgins, master, arrived
32 days from Honolulu, with merchandise
for that porto load with lumber for the
Islands.
April 18th, brig (name unknown) en-
tered the harbor of Port Townsend.
At Victoria, H. b. NJ ship AIarqui.
of Butte" arrived short time since from
London.
The sloop Sarah Stonc," Capt. Slater
arrived at the port of Olympia, april 22d
from Port. Townsend, and returned next
day.
E1- The steamboat "Water Lilly" Capt
c. c. Terry, arrived at Giddings' wharf
Olympia, on Thursday evening, 10th inst,
from Seattle, with freight and passengers,
and returned next day
Day The bark Madonna" Grey, mas
ter, arrived at Seattle, April 2lst, l6 day:
from San Francisco, to load at port Madi
son with lumber. Capt. Fowler and @
A. Brooks, passengers.
Es5~ The bark "Wellingsby," Pinkham
master, arrived at Stelacoom, April 25th
l6 days from San Francisco, TO load al
Henderson's bay.
R0- We are indebted 10 Capt. PEAsE,
of the U. S. revenue cutter JEFF. Davis
for late San Francisco papers, in advanc,
Of the mail.
, 1855-04-28
NrInocrniic NIoeting.

Agreeable to previous notice the democ-
racy of King county met at Seattle, on
Saturday, l4th April, to choose delegates
to attend the democratic territorial con-
vention. to be held at Olympia on the It'll
May next. r"i,.if 81
The meeting was called to order by I.
s. Russell, when VIM. Heebner was chosen
president, and Alfred Savage secretary.
The chairman stated the object of the
meeting, when VIM. A. Striekler, Joseph
Foster, H. L. Ycsler, Burleigh Pierce, and
Eranklin Matthias, were chosen delegates
to attend said convention. salHa.
. On motion, the chair appointed John
Henning, Franklin Matthias and Charles
Pummer a committee to draft resolutions
expressive Of the sentiments Of the dcmoc-
racy. 'n
On motion, Col. Ebey was invited to ad.
dress the meeting during the absence Of
the committee, which he did in most able
manner. Ht.f .l.4.f 10
On motion, VIM, A. Stricklcr, Joseph
Foster and Delos Waterman were chosen
democratic central county committee fol
the ensuing year. lref
lug eo''''ilI;te9 ,: IePol'eu 'ne lunoH.ne
resO'u'''"S' "'hc" were unanimously aaoP
'eu; n r, a. ,o,,..
hesO''ea' in". Tue uv'nCeraSy ", .. N'ng
county upP'o,e 'ne Gun i1s H,; uylpocrans y.
eonVSnuo@' " oe nelu AZ ol!nlpl" ." vac
,tn uay o' Fiay neA'' 70 nollllna" {" Gun
diuSte ior ae1cga'e 70 consissS; A. :.
nesCarea, nn1. We WI; g"e e,n, sms nO,nee nS ,.0;
OF .he terrl'or"' eo"'en'io" u n''" a'u ""''
'ea support nv, =, ,ho n.;..;,,,..
i'ese',ea, ina' n W. We .; ieSan .ie P..n.'P'es
as lalu Gown s .ns uvIUu ard Da,;oN. pdr. ~
oeing inc oroau, sa.e a"u "Ns'o"s' uoc'rlne
ior she proper so'ernuiens nv ., ,1ee people
-Ol sOleIeiBu ntatSo uuu " uatOiiui uu-
, 1855-04-28

rlly Of opil6n that with Such dclcgation Thurston
county viii go into the convention, and assist in the
nomination Of a candidate upon whom the party can
unite gnd elect.
IN conclusion we would say 70 the convention that
the candidates are before YOU ahl We can sec 10 i'm
proprcty in stating fact which is pretty generally
conceded the part of the friends of M the gentle
nen whose names have lccn made mention of in con
necton with the post Of delegate, that Tie circle of
prominent competitors IS narrowed, in this coanty
down to thrce-neihcr one of wham tia, We are
aware of, having any exclusive deed rcod" on the
others, whereby " TN shitl ' can be counted on
with certainty or probable but that either Col. J.
y. EBEy, Col. j. PATToN ANDERSON. or Governor !. ].
STEVENS will receive the united, or the exclusively Ii
ydcd strength Of this county, and in fact of all tie
couGtic, bordering the Sound, after the iir ballot
but-ltilc doubt appears to lie entertained. That CHf
Of the ghoyc named eenlCmcn will receive the nomi
nation of the convention, there l. also but little dtr
Of opinion far ls an exprus-on Of tis port II
of the territory i, corccrued, although perhaps, the
friends Of H. r. CE0sgIr, Esq., Judge McFAnrGN, or
Hon. CoLrNnIA LANCASTER, on the Columbia, r:cr,
may entertain entirely different views 0n the sljcct
which difference of opinion will he the srlec; Of ar
tratiCn the 7th Of May next, on which occasion
compromise may be found necessary. and nomination
made in direction at present least suspected. In
the selection Of delegates, then 90 attend that oc
casion due regard should be paid t. tie preferences
entertained ly tie Peop'r rs to their choice in the
premses-thus making the selection reflect their will
as nearly as circumstances, with view to lrIc;ica
bility and success will warrant.
The candidates are before you, and If we have not
named the lucky recipient of your avors, all yon will
have to do, will be to name him yourselves. Now fl
y Iur decision.
, 1855-04-28

On motion Of Mr.. Ruddell, the meeting
gave expression in favor Of but one county
convention.
On motion Of Mr., Joseph A. White, the
delegates just elected were empowered to
attend the county convention for the selec.
tion of candidates to be supported in BE-
half Of the county, provided that said nomi.
nations were not made by the convention
on the 2Sth inst. -
Onmotion, the editor of the Plouse,
and Democrat was requested to publish
the proceedings. -,
Then adjourned
JoHN NJ Low, chm'n.
L. L. Hicks, Sec'y. ia1
, 1855-04-28

LEWIS CouNrY.-A rumor reached this
place last week. of thc,eorrcctncss of which
we know nothing, that the delegates ap-
pointed to the territorial contention, from
Lewis county, whose names appear amongst
others, from other counties, in to-day's pa
per, were not Legitimate nominations made
by the democracy of that county, in pursu-
ance to the regular usages of tho party,
and that another convention will be held,
in which the county will be moro fully rep.
resented, to nominate delegates and mem.
bers of the legislative assembly.
, 1855-04-28

y PrGET SoUND CovRIER.x-It affords us
pleasure to he able TO state, that w. g.
AFFLEcK, esq, has succeeded in obtaining
an entire new printing establishment in San
Francisco, which has been shipped for Pu-
get SQUAD on the brig Cyrus" and with
which it is proposed to establish paper
of the above name at Stcilacoom, Pierce
county. 1t is contemplated, of course
that the first number of the paper will be
issued as soon as possible, and we cougrat
ulate the opposition on their glowing pros
poets ofspcedily obtaining an organ through
which they can all spread themselves. The
San Francisco daily Erening Ncrs of 4
late date, has the following on the sub
ject:
"NEw PAPER IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
The materials have been purchased in tli'
city and will be shipped in few days tC
Washington territory, by w. b. Aflleck
ESQ.,, for publishing a paper at Steilacoom
on Puget Sound, in that territory. 1t il
to be whig paper, and will be called tn,
Puget Sound Courier. The publishers ar,
Affleck and Gum, and the editor w. 'B
Affleck. Mr.. A. is good writer and I
very clever gentleman. lie has been sine,
1850 connected, one way or other, witt
several papers in this state and Oregon ter
ritory. We wish the enterprise pccuniar,
prosperity"
, 1855-04-28

Several parties have recently gone out to
Kansas. One left Boston on the 9th inst,
another on the 18th, aud third leaves on
the goth. Within a few weeks $50 por-
sous will leave Cincinnati, Ohio, for the
territory. They are farmers and mcchan-
les, some of them worth $l5,OO0 to $20,-
coo.
, 1855-04-28

ERRArA-ln the published laws of the
territory Of Washington, last session, page
SO, an error occurs in "An act TO amend
an act, entitled an act to regulate mar
riages." Sec. LIST, 2nd line, the word "here-
tOfore' should read thereafter"
, 1855-04-28

n5- The Dcmoc, n;is Territorial Convention
meets at Olympia. on Monday May 7th.-6a
, 1855-04-28
Go8miiiee

The committees having been appointed
in accordance with the above resolution
the former consisting of Mcssrs. i. Yulee,
Geo. i. Goud ; and Il. NJ. Walker, and
the httcr consisting of Mcssrs. IL. C.
Moscey, Lewis Ensign, c. Z. Weed, VIM
Cock, II. NJ. Walker, G. X. Willard, VIM
Rutlcdgc, jr,, w. Kirtley, G. Ethridgc, |
Lightncr, j. c. Patton, j. w. Hawk, G
w Corliss, j. w. Wiley, Geo. Gallagher,
and the proceedings ordered to be pub.
lishcd in the Tioneer and Democrat, the
meeting adjourned,
~LEwIs ENSIGN, Chma.
j. W. WILEY, Seen
, 1855-04-28

ments for his reception, in case of his ac-
ccptance Of this invitation.
.. II. C. MosELEY,
J. w. WILEY,
&. W. CoRMss,
WM RUTLEbGE, JR.,
CHAs. f. WEED,
Committee.
, 1855-04-28
Chambers Prairie Precinct. .

ALFRED SAyAcE, Sec'y.