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IHE- LADLES' DEPARTNENT

Ye the undersigned take pleasure in testying
are personally acquainted with Mr. Granger's ability
Accountant and Teacher Of Book Keeping which is OF he
highest order. He has had great experience Ac
counant in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives superior facilities in imparting Practical
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WHEEIING VA. TUESDAY MORNING.
TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
r. AIIRO AID.


OPEN THR % U G II.
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AND THE WEST
I've Passenger Train. Dastx each wuy.
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WLLDEG BROTJfIEP,
uTHoLEsALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Miscellaneous,
w Medical Theological School Books Stationery,
Wall Paper and Window Blinds.
Wholesale Dealers School Committees Teachers, and 9TH
supplied the Bookstore, OF
4SpE ans anu Union ''tte''' wHER1lso, Va.
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TRANSPORTATION

Two Through Trains, Each Way DAILY
SUNI2A Us EXCEPTED,
Connecting on the East with Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Road the Ohio River and on the with
Railroads at Zanesve Newark, Monroeye and Columbus
for all parts of the South West
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keeping, Lectures and F4amaasEip, tarariaoty IN
For III c6rss IL Iadi:; .
rTEE PRoPRIEroRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks the gratifying and unprecedented sue
which The Of their Institution since
establishment Capital and stimulates them TO
neEed exertions TO meet, IN tAs most ecteHt sdans the
sisS S sSa S dSg s rrsas
experience Of the Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
has eSss s e S5aK g deEres T. 81 -
s ~ ~ Sr ESe
student by this process drilled at the DESK fadftd
S step by ne nfS ssEf a. s s s9 e S
senred an apprenticeship tn come kr0e Copemeretat
blUaders ] aFe, in great measure dlsspased
In addition to engagement OF accomplished Assist
ants we also secured the services OF Of the
eminent in Ohio to lecture commercial
topics
hers but thing 3 T
History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Gc
ography Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
ncrship, &c.
TIE LADIES' DEPART1lENT
Is opened for the reception Ladies' No Institution in
the Union thorough or Interesting course In
In coaclusIon, we would add that shall put
terng reception with which enterprise has met aud
ptedgs osIsetUes to in,aT a more thorough practical
otler similar Mercantile CUlzsge.
Among the many recommendations we give the follow
Swe the undersigned pleasure testtying that
personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability as an
Accountant Teacher Of Book Keeping, which OF The
highest order He has had great experience as an Ac
countant heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in mparting Practical
Knowledge Of Book Keeping, and thorough conmerctdt
I. j. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President OF Farmers College.
L0RIN ANDREWS,
President OF Kenyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire "Bmsiness EducG-
tioR think It affords facilities seldom equaled
Mr. has the qualifications Of Enowl
edge nptness in teaching added to practical Counting
experience and feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent to keep the most cot
cdted SET of B00ks.
a. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. j. JANNEY Sec'y Board of Control State Bank Of o.
]. F. PAHM Book Keeper ut D. T. WoodburY's
D. OVERDIER, BOOK Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. T. MILLS, Secy Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C. MASON, Book Keeper at j. II. Riley ( Co.'s.
| ET-For full particulars, send for circular.
GRdNGER Do ARMSTRONG;,
fe4-iv ProDrietorE.
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F9 Through 1Sckets to all parts Of lI;est and
South can be obtained at the office IN Whccltng,
and to every line and connection west of the
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july. IS. I856.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TERMS

For Ftn co,.rse, iaeludino al Departments Of BOOK
Keeping, Lectures and PeamGaShtp, inrdFfubty IN
& asJS.ss S 5.;::9 Il Iadt:;
, 1856-04-04
Thomas Tenaut's

SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE
SIGN OF THE WOODEN SAILOR,
Fire Proof Block,
CORNER or LONG WHARF AND FRONT STREET.
E,HRONOMETERS carefully rated by Transit OBJ
~ servAtiOns.
U. s. Agency for the sale Of Government Charts Of
this Coast All these Charts will be sold heretofore
AT GOVERNMENT PuCEs.
Surveying and Nautical Instruments, OF the best
manufacture always on hand
Repairing executed In wOrkmanike manner.
Charts Of the latest and most correct surveys. com
prisng large assortment Of the North and South Pa
cihc Indian Ocean, HOmburg's China Seas, Eastern
Passages Straits Of Mallacca, Sunda, &C., with rivers
and hafbOrs.
Coast Charts atest editions) frOm Queen chArlOttes
Island 10 Cape Horn.
Goneral and Coast Charts Of all parts Of the world
Wilkes charts Of Islands In the Pacific.
Admiralty charts In great variety.
Rnggolds charts Of San Francisco Bag and Rivers.
Nautical Almanacs and Books
Log Slates Stationery Pocket Spy Glasses.
Compound Microscopes, Sterescopes.
Drawing Instruments, Spectacles, Magnets.
Drawing and Tracing Paper. -.
HydrOmeters for Liquors, Salts Syrups Acids, Milk,
&c.
Pocket Compasses, Thermometers, 6c, with great
variety Of other Instruments In the same line.
na- Being practical workman, (havlng learned
nv business IN the mandatory Of the celebrated VIM
J. Young, Of Phadelphia) all work entrusted 70 me
will be properly done.
San francisco, May 10, 1855. AO-u
, 1856-04-04
Notice.

ATA TREATY concluded at He'll Gate in the Bit
n ter Root Valley, on the 10th day OF July, 1873,
with the FlIthcad Kootenay and upper Iend Orelle
Indians there ceded to the United States except
two Indian reservations to be hereafter mentioned
tract of country bounded as follows, viz;
Commencing on the main ridge Of the Rocky noun
tans at the Ortyninth parallel Of latitude thence
westwardy on that parallel to the divide between
KOOte-nay river and Clarke's Fork thence souther
y and southeasterly along said divide to the one hun
dred and fifteenth degree OF longitudei thence IN
south westerly direction to the divide between st. Regis
de Borgia and the Occur dAene rivers; thence south
caSterly and sOuthery along the main ridge Of the
Bitter Root mountains TO the divide between the head
waters Of the KOOs-kOOskia river and Of the south
western fork Of the Bitter Root river thence eastey
along the divide separating the waters OF the several
tributaries of the Bitter Root river from the waters
flowing into the Salmon and Snake rivers TO the main
ridge of the Rocky Mountains thence noTthery along
said main ridge to the place Of beginning.
The reservations are as follows, viz
l. That portion Of the valley of the Bitter Root
river which is situated above OOlo Fork, or Travel
lers Rest creek Of Lewis and Clarke.
o tract Of country on the Flathead river, boun-
ded as follows, viz
Commencing at the source Of the main branch of
the Jocko river; thence along the divide separating
the waters flowing into the Bitter Root river from
those flowing into the JOcko, to point midway be-
tween the Camash and Horse praires thence nOrther
ly IN and along the divide bounding the west the
Flathead river to point due west from the point
half way in latitude between the northern and south
em extremities Of the Flathead Lake; thence on
due east tn the divide, whence the Crow, the
Perrin, the SinOelle-em, and the JOcko rivers have
their rise thence sOuthery along said divide to the
place Of beginning.
The land ceded outside of the reservations Is now
open To settlement The Indians however secured
in the possession Of their improvements till provision
is made for their being moved TO the reservations.
The right 10 pasture their animals In common with
whites on unclaimed land TO fish In common with
whites, IN dig roots and gather berries on unclaimed
land, Is also secured 70 the Indians.
For further particnlas application should be made
70 the Agent in the Bitter Root Valley, r. H. Lans
dale.
Council Ground at Hell Gate Bitter Root Valley
W. T., July 18th, 1885. -
ISAAC l. STEVENS,
Aug. 10, IS. 8m4S Gov. and Supt.
, 1856-04-04
The LadieS Wreath,
AND PARLoR ANNUAL

AMI PAhA0h ANNUAL i. ......r
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Monthly, that with the Nay Number eonmsleli ~
BEAUTIFUL FULL LENGTH PoRfHlITs -
Of some Of The most celebrated Musical pcrlonarll
The following, which are already engraved till ~
pear In the eourse a De yuaT, nooomptnlsd HitA
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JENNY LIND, ANNA THILL0N, n. eONIIo.a
CATHERINE HAYS, ALB0NI. AND. -.
MRS. =. @. BOsTWlCK. - H'''Hi
Il these should meet with favor alfhgngh vey eElll
sive they wiz Be followed By othera q similar chn
acter, as they are determlnea that he Wuai1 I'd
The Best Dollar Magazine IN the World The ctnI11l
viii be entirely Original, fom he psns a he nl1tl
and purest written In the country. AIhodfh llll
raU Magazine, eveTy Thing ef an lmmoraliqr Iullt
ioua character will be carefully excluded. n WI y
the aim Of The publlahen 70 blend eniefi4mani ~
instruction thai win not only captvnte M tlIil ~
also elevate The thoughts and improve Tie he1fl
Each number will contain FINE STEEL ENelA'
WING and q BEAUTIFULLY COLORhD FL0Wkh
PLATE, also engraved On steel. win OccalI11lnl
Popular Pieces of Music, and thlrB4WO hrEt or4n
pages printed On hne paper. The Nay humber ~
have an attractive title page, making n AZ fHlnU
Eve embelahments, and volume 81 four hln4itl
and thirty-fouT pages. An who are interested -
tang the Bed Native Talent arp Invited - bltlne
subscribers, and aid IN IT, clrculation b. Inducing
their fFiends 70 secure for One Dollar 4 MAgl14.
worth Three, - either the Steel EngnaEingnI ~
Flower Plntea, OF the Lterury Contsns, alt uoiu
The urioa Of fna whole. |.It nni.If IIN
, 1856-04-04
flma Il hOlilng the DIItFist Courts In In
ftFFll0Fy Of WaGhlngiOn.

The following Is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times Of
holding courts in the several districts
throug ghout the Territory
Two terms a The District court shall be held In
och colniy ever year except those counties attach
Cd v oihuF oouniies for judicial plFPOseA-
Tha DiElFrt CouFs n and for the county Of Joler.
m shall be hsld % he hFnt Monday In April and
0csheFi foT The county q Island the second Mon
Dag IN April and October; foF The county Of Whatoom,
IN ths third MondAy IN April and October; for the
euuniy Il King, On the fourth Monday In April and
OcahsF; faF the county of Pierce the hst Monday
" Nay and November. tChief Justice LANDEn pre-
The district Courts In and for the county Of Thur
ION shall he hsid on the second Monday in May and
November; lor The county of Savannah, on the third
Monday In Nay and November; for the county Of
Lewis, on the fourth Monday In Nay and November
Judge CIEsovEfH pFesidlngl
The District Courts In and Tor the county Of Ska
mania ahsll Be held the last Monday in March and
September; for the county Of Clarke one week amer
the time appointed for Skamania; for the county Of
Cowlitz on the second Tuesday after the time an
pointed for Clarke county; for the county Of Pacific
one week aer the time appointed for CoWiits county
Judge hcFApDnE PRECEDING.
, 1856-04-04
Claim for Damages by indians.


NOTICE Is hereby given, that claims for damages
IN done by Indians Of this Territory 10 citizens
must be put in under the regulations Of the Depart
ment, in the following manner;
l. Il must be shown either that the property has
beeu taken by force with intent 10 steal that Il
has been mAclous destroyed and that the person 70
whom Il belonged Was lawfully within the Indian cOun
T. Application for enumeration must be made by
the owner his representative attorney, or agent 70
the proper superintendent agent or subagent within
three years utter the commission OF the Injury.
5. The necessary documents and prOOfa must DC
1. Oaths may be administered and depositions ta-
ken by the proper superintendent agent or subagent
title In himself from the fact Of previous possession
or ownership, the burden Of proof on the white
person.
S. The application, documents, and proof, must
then be transmitted BY the superintendent, agent,
subAgent 70 the Department Of the Interior for the
direction Of the President.
6. Whenever directed by him, demand will be
made BY the superintendent agent % o. s1esgens & up
committing the injury belonged, for satisfaction.
T. From the making Of such demand Of satisisc-
tion, the reasonable time" not exceeding twelve
8. II within that time the Indian nation or tribe
shall refuse neglect TO make satisfaction, the super
intendent agent, or snbagent, win make return Of
his dOinRs 70 the Department Of the Interior accom-
panied by The papers connected with the case that
such further steps may be taken as shall be proper in
the opinion Of tie President, 70 obtain atiatAeOn for
the injury. ..t
0. Every person making application to the agent
for naturalization for injuries committed By Indians
upon his property, will be required 10 make hdavit
that neither himself his representative, attorney Or
agent has violated the provisions Of this law by seek
ing or attempting 70 obtain private satisfaction OF
VenRe Evidence Of moh 81 seeking or attempting" /"
f communicated 10 the superintendent agent, or sub
agent, win make part Of the return Of his doing
herein before required.
Claims may accordingly Be fled either At the once
Of the superintendent Of Indian AArs, at Olympia or
delivered 70 the agent for the Puget Sound District
Col NJ T. Simmons, or the ubagent for the Colum-
bia River W. H. Tappan, who will attend the various
courts during term time for the purpose.
ISAAC I. STEVENS. ..
Gov. 4 Sup't. Indian Ans.
Olympia, March Is, 1855. n7s-H.
, 1856-04-04
Notice.

T TREATIES concluded with the Nez Perce tribe
"A Of Indians and with the cOnfedeated tribes Of the
walla Walas, Cayuses and Umatillas in the Walla
Walla valley at the council ground there ceded TO
the United States tract Of country having the fol-
lowing boundariea viz:
By the NeE Pcrees-C Commencing at the source Of
the WOna-ne-she southern tributary Of the Paouse
river thence down that river 10 the main Palouse
thence In sOutherly direction 10 the Snake river at
the mouth Of the Tukanon rffer thence up the Tu-
kanOn to lts source in the Blue mountains thence
To point on Grand Ronde river midway between
Gmnde Ronde and the mouth Of the WolloW-how riV.
er thence along the divide between the watens Of
the WOlllow-hoW and Powder river thence 70 the
crossing Of Snake river OF the mouth OF Powder river
thence 70 the Salmon river fifty miles above the place
known rs the "crossing Of the Salmon rver" thence
due north 10 the summit Of the Bitter Root mOunans
thence along the crest Of the Bitter Root mountains
to the place Of beginning.
By the walla wallas Cayuses and Umatillas, tract
OF land having the following boundaries to-wit:
Commencing at the mouth Of TukanOn river in
Washington territory; running thence up said river TO
its source; thence casteTy along the summit Of the
Blue mountains, and on the southern boundaries Of
the purchase made Of the Nez Pefce Indians, and
tery along that boundary TO the western limits Of the
country claimed BY the Shoshones or snake indansi
ters OF Powder rverl 70 the source Of Powder rver
thence N the head waters OF Willow creek; thence
down Willow creek to the Columbia river; thence up
the channel Of Columbia river 70 the lower end Of
large Island below the mouth Of Umata river; thence
northery to point on the Yakima river called Toh-
nOsh-luke; thence N La Lac; thence 70 the White
Banks on the Columbia below Priests Rapids; thence
down the Columbia river " the junction Of the Co
lumbia and Snake rver; thence up the Snake river 70
the place Of beginning.
Provided, however, That 30 much Of the country de
scribed above as contained In the following boundaries
shall be set apart % Indian reservations
For the Nez Perce tribe, viz;-Commencing where
the Mohhanashe southern tributary Of the PAlOase
river flows nom the spurs of the Bitter Root noun
nahpanup creek; thence southeiy 70 the crossing
Of the Snake river ten miles below the mouth Of the
Alpowan hver thence 70 the source Of the AlpOwaln
river In the Blue mounAins thence 10 the crossing Of
the Grande ROnde river, midway between the Grands
Ronde and the mouth ofthe WOllow-how river thence
along the divide between the waters Of the WolioW.
how river and Powder rver thence 20 the crossing Of
river thence TO the Salmon river above the crossing;
, 1856-04-04
j. w. Sullivan,

17oOKsEII,ER AND sTATIONER, POa..oihes bgil
6 dlng. San Franclaco California, would call The
attention Of al booksellers, expressmen and news
agents 70 a large list Of newspaper. and magazines
hookT stationery, and al the cheap publications. Of
nc day Al the lowest market prices carefully packed
and legbly directed. As this list can never b. per
feet, be Will send specimen copy Of an new puoee
tons II Desired Dealers will dnd II greatly 70 their
advantage 70 have allther orders packed In this e.
tablishment, a. they can be supplied in advance o.
any other house. All orders win be answered prompt
ly. June 3, '55.59-u
, 1856-04-04
Plano FoFtss and Melodoons.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH 4 CO.,

IMPORTERS OF PIANO FoRTEs AND HELoDEoNs,
~ $50 Clay St, are the exclusive agents for the
~ sale Of the SrODART's PIANO FoETEs AND
sqt.ff fPRNcK's MELODEoNs In California, and are
III constantly receiving them direct from the MAR
ufactOry. Such Arrangements have been made a. VIII
enable them 70 supply these celebrated Instruments a.
manufacturers prices thus securing To 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 FoTtes for hire.
Ban Francisco, April II, 1855. SS-u
, 1856-04-04
ScottS Republications.
BRITISH PERIODICALS

EARLY COPiEb bECUkED.
T EONARD SCOTT CO., New York, continue 10
IL ropublIsh the following British Periodicals, viz
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, CcONsERvATIvE)
rHR EDINBURGH REvIEw, (wM00
FHH NORTH BRITIsH EKvIEw, (TKER CHURcH)
THE wEsrnnIsTEn REVIEW, (LIHEnAL)
HLAcKwOODs EDINBUnGH MAGAZINE, (roRY9
The present critical state Of European aiAirs VII
render these publications unusually Interesting during
the forthcoming year. They viii occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news Items, crude
speculatIons and flying rumors Of the daily journal.
and the ponderOus 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,
only really Ineligible and reliable history OF events
and a. such In addition 10 their well establiAhed lite
rary scientific, and theological character, we urge
them upon the consideration Of the reading public.
Arranremcnts are now permanently made for the
recent Oh early sheets irom the Bhth publishers, BY
which we are enabled 70 place all our reprnts In the
hands Of subscribers about As son .. ehey can Be lSI
very large outlay part We shall continue 70 FUR
nsh the periodicals At the same low rAes aa heretofore
viz:
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Payments 10 be made In all cases In advance. Money
current In the state WheIe .-nsd W be recs'Ved a par
A discount Of twenty-five per cent IRON the above
price will be allowed 70 clubs ordering direct from Scott
Co., for four more copies Of any one or more Of
The above. Thus four copies Of BlackEood or Of one
Review will be sent 70 address for % four copies
Of The four Reviews and BlAckwood for $50 and % On
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BaekwOod, and bat fourteen cents yoar for each Of
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Addressed poGt paid, 70 he puhlIaher.
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June Is, 1854. t0-n
, 1856-04-04
To Country Merchants.

IIAVING been jobbing GrOcers and PrcTision Deal
II ers for the last Eve years, We will now do cash
commission business. We solicit orders from country
traders for all kinds Of Goods For Groceries In par
ticnlar we shall by being constantly In the Market b
able 10 all orders satisfactorily.
We are sole Agents for this State for the sale Ol
SWANS Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain.
GOODMAN 4 BRO,
so Front street, San Francisco.
AuplO- -lS-3m
, 1856-04-04

Statutes Of w. T., Passed at the n st scssiO"
Of the Legislative Assembly.
IIAvING been at the expense Of reprint Of q
II number Of forms Of the laws passed at the fist
session Of the legislative assembly Of territory Of Wash
ngtOn, the undersigned has for sale limited number
Of copies. The work Is bound in accordance to the d.
rectiOn Of the last Legisature-cOntans 4SS pages,
with cOpiOus index. The legal profession and others
desiring il and not entitled TO copy by law, would do
we'll 10 make immediate application TO
ISAAC LlGHTNER,
At the store Of Louissou 4 Co., q ympia.
Price IS.
Olympia, Sept. II, lsSs-nl.u
, 1856-04-04
e. p. SEYMOUR,

IMPORTER AND DEALER
TN Wood and Willow Ware, BrOOms, Pals, Tubs,
Il TWine, Solnes, Nets, &C., corner OF Clay and Bat
tory stroets, San Francisco has constantly on hand
FIXES, Z IL feet 70 8 feet H' .
Salmon Nets from so 70 100 fAthoms long;
Herring Nets, from Is 10 Is hthoms long
Salmon Seine, from 10 TO 800 fathnma long
Dip Neta Quail Nets, Cast Nets, Cedar Buoys Salmon
TEine; Seine TWine &C.
For aAle low 70 The trade. -o"
Nov. l6, lass noo;Sms srf.
, 1856-04-04

DOoK AND STATIONERY COMPANY. " Long
ID Wharf, San FranclscO, California. Books, Sta
tIouery, Pocket Cutlery, Blank Books Cheap Publca.
TONS Book Of History ROmance, Religion, and al Of
the latest varieties and at the cheapest rates. Type
for marking clothing, Il Wholesale and retail.
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June 9, 1855. So-ly
, 1856-04-04
IotF

OFPACKETs, consisting Of the ship Sarah Id
" Parker Brig Merchantmen, and schOoners5 ~
willlmantIc will run regularly between Puget Sound
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promptly attended To.
July so, 1883. Ally
, 1856-04-04
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