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vicuits thai She wishes t. tHEtruet lmiiea NUN,
her OF yoaHs LADIES' Ia ta4S most L-s1iohsoie ara
deiieatiut science, kasie. Having gwen lnsuue-
tons on Piano for y Yeats IN most Of tae nfsi
families il eIGYe!Aud, Mrs. VI. l-asts by renewed
er 20 ssears l6s raj SHARE 81 rae patronage OF
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Davenport Machine works.

D. o. sHoREY & CO.. Proprietors.
THE Davenport Maehins y orks are nov prepared
70 execute every variety ofmashiner ny al shorl 30
lice, SO 4'tT
superior steam Engines from nve TO one huuar al
horse power; Engines, Bathes, PIanen l,rist Mil.
ana All descrip,olsof nii work Also, sole az eht.
~ lhe westfo The manufacture of MeCoFds Ant.
ffition hofse Power; superior hi for the pur
posainiended. They would invite the attention OF
Faftesrsqniring shainK 10 their bic Hsnaei
n~ei-oliiDg Boxes, superior TO any thing In use,
flfacuiar attention will be paid 10 repairing ma
Snlhery, and prompt attention given 70 nli orders
We propose To execute ork In the best mi nnef
1Hd ask porties requiring machinery or rcpairtr
a.or US with their orders Casting of ali Kinds sup
pned 10 order. - ''-'i
Works on Third street, opposite the CaIholis
hurying ground. Dayenport am o. d~u
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ga acres hi IhIy i'm proved larm mice nom ~,
annori. 900 Acresiu eliluva.lop, good board lance
with Usage orange. house, stable, etc
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A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK or
FRESH FIRST CHOP
ssss0sf,issE,S,
AT WHOLESALE
,x~x~TRE su bserlbers have now ON hand, aud are
tA4lljlall feceiyiEg from the sast ana South AZ
lsEXNo. 3 Front street, and LeNee,
burrows New III ek.l Idpsapsri, hha,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt, Wocdenware,
Provisions, SC.
which they Offer 10 the trade at wholesale exelas vei
To R8tqtl Merchants, Hotei+kecpers ana DINERS o.
ht interior oftha State aud Nebraska, who purchase
Al wholesale we give the assurance that We VIII MI
tholr orders and memoranda 9t Chicago ana St.hous
m cestransportAtion added.
Merchants, Gfoeers and Hotei-keepers doing ousi-
ness on the line or The lne of the Mississippi q
Missouri gaiiroad-lowa City or farther West, VIII
and it 10 their interest to make their purchases OF U.s.
aud by shipping their goods by the NJ. y y. X. n.
save 81 miles hauling by teams from asv otnef po,hs
on the river Our faelites are OF the first class ana
we feel the most positive confidence. that, ifyou VIII
but give us call look through stock, and learn
out prices and trrmd, We shall receive hperai
snare OF your patronage; which II shall be our aim
by furnishing rst goods az favorable prices aho
h.if dealing, 10 in6tt and receive,
Storage, Forwarding Il Commission
In this branch Of tba trade, We arc pre- ared 70 do
4 large amount o. business. Merchants snd otnors
making consignmeuts 10 oar House, may resi- assur-
"a ofthe utmost ddeii,y our part 10 ther inter.
st and that their rOnsignnenIs shall receive pfonP
attention In sales and returns.
~ satisfactory reference given In all esses
and with pleasure.
May Sawtf RYAN & McCARN
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SADDLES AND HARNESS,
u Of which they viii be prepared 10 furnish atyer
NEW PLATFORM
.Iffeisfi0n Public,

OK good Flour Bran scresninesnd Feed Of ali kinds
go 10 the Railroad Grocery, corner 9th and Brady
where yoH Will also ind all kinds Of Groceries and Pro
visions, together with neat wagon 10 deliver them
free OF charge. Call and 500 for yourselves
aug IL wM FicCtMMOS
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tLsoIea aeres. rA in proved. This IL IN sec I
t7s 4caa, III miles from thif ely sha 10 A
I.r,iaire. For ferrits Of soil go beauty o. ioea-
,ias !, i ,,.,saruasssa Terms essy 4 course.
We AZ #. C. EAps,
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A beautiful farm 0. miies tsom pa.slpSTi' ieo
acres, CO actss in cultivation, PAtt phoai, ~
house, stable, etc
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II. Green,
Aanuiacturerer and Dealer in Hats, caus, fur',
Robos, Huekskia Glove and Mittens.
NEsre In receipt OF our FALL STOCk,
w TO which we invite the attention Of the GU
ems Of Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity. oui
Iaeiiuas ior UDtainli soodsiireet from first hahds
enabies US 10 oher good GODS ut as low pres'
wholesale and Retail, any house in tbs west
Highest market prices paid Tor all hlnds o. snip
rins Fufs. A.. GREEN,
No. / LIZ Ciaire Row,
sepGdwti davenport Iowa
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A Large and wellselested assorune IN streeeiye
At prices that eanuotfa 10 give entire sats.netio
AZ so9 , 80 lars a hoW; CO n
,LAkloNkiTs, Flutes, Plageolets, Picalows a nd
~ Flies at reduced pricesat
No 6 Ls Claire Row cAu
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NOTICE,

NE undersigned having disposed OF their bud.
hess TO Messrs. Evans, Chew 81 Co., take this
mc'hod o tnanking their former patrons for their
AM and liberal custom, and would requesta con
hHnance ofihe same 70 the ew nrm.
sApt2 ~ JHpNpepN a. RI
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miles from Davenport, 90 ssressta acres "a GU.
uyaiIan. 80 aeres tnpbeF, raanAg water, house, ssA
ble,e
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err market. We have ca b&ba ans are roce!SlNs
ID shori inasfYsis sddInoEs 10 he already lsfs
Stock af GoOds 4D0ye N AIlotisa, 9sessef WIS
Euffnlo Robes. Fancy Eobes, Fur Coats, &C.
An 81 which ~ are pTegaied 70 sell or ehsa ~
,ats..slSs kecaabe found 10 ihs western usrssi
Slipping Purs Bought
VAR saER g. sAA UPTON,
second s1reei, fEree doors East OF Brasy
4savs mt ~
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CALCULATING LIBRARY

rs PULL BLAST any quantity 81 cb0cs books for
i readlng nom 25c tg 81 90 eceh, at the
May liam TWIN CITY BOOK aToEE
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THE undersigned be!gg agents for Lsfhn, Smith
~ Boa Gun p Plsr, and having Magazine near
the aiy, VIII have constantly hahd, and sell al
lowest prices, all grades Of Powder.
EVANS, CHEW IL Co,
sept2 Corner Perry and Second SITS.
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ooe ofths best farms In Scott County, 3lt acres
only , mites from Davenport 10 Agiss se ns"h.rJ
nrss n rnIy alton 1879 acres timber large orehatu
two good wells, large house fooins' stable on
buildings, eie
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Aceordeona and EIntinaE

usI publishedby l.. Mason, c,nt.jninpx vary An
~ collection OF Church Music; Also the SIM VIM by "
bradbury and g + Root, can be found ain i l.,
Claire Row: ~ 4
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For Bargains in Groceries

90 TO
" July ~ ALyoRD g. VAN PAYrpSs
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'G[biragO.
RANK NOTE xNaRAyrxa

RANK NOTE ENaRAyrEa.
wsiissesd, Hanks, Hay = whining,
NkW loAk,.,.. !. BOSTON, ..,.. MQNFRsaA.
No loo Lake ST., Chicago.
cer,nestes OF Dsposlss, s0r.R Tor inAaisnss. sai
ROAD ar Mining ro'npanies, Drafts ssss Notes, NC.
aet H-dis III, o'saANkssN. Agent.
UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
Chicago, Illinois.
STONE &. BOOMER
DuiLpERS OF doves Patent Truss Rridges and
I'D Roofs, Turntables, Passenger baggage and
Frsght Carr. Also, Bolt eating Naehines, Upright
bolts made, Machine work ana General Iobe.ns
done TO order. tSpril s-elyl
UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
n . 4 II ID Is n,
sk uNloNvlLLk, -
c Ii CA G 0, l. l. N q y,
1sAPs, sIls, BraesesS, lrusses, Columns, Sc, Of
| ~ lae iases, patterns made 5-deS.
Inform alton prices, se., 1Ay be eAtsined a.
the Office Of stone, Boomer X assiGgten, No.
pasenportssl0sss nsNssaE sal lgSa snuroS
Esseaiine Journal and iowa Gil, Reporter viii
each copy daily rear, and send bihIe proprietoTs
nehls SO diy
~ S. MILLER, late of the aTm OF Avery, upham
W. II Miller lhaying Dissolve from that concern
on tae Isl OF March LAST, has formed the new
ARA OF MILLER q ROUNDS. 40. 20, South
Water street, Cmc 200, and having been 50 FORUM
att as 10 receive their SpringStoek OF Groceries,
in ADVANCE of any other House 10 their limo, Induces
thAiA 10 eaer their stock Tor nett cash. ~ lower
Prees than can be found at any other toase inihe
city
Eher stock is large, snd entirely new, snd CON
ssts, in part
1000 Chests Tea 1000 Boxes Glass,
500 bags coffee, 1860 Kegs nails,
$40 HAS SuSer, 500 Boxes haisins,
400 Bhls molssses 100 ~ Goldfish.
so . SUM- 50 Iierces Hake.
also, splendid assortment Of Wooden Ware
nd Yankee Notions
, 1856-08-29

DsV- From all quarters the telegraphic
wires bring US the joyous and universal
shouts Of the democracy ratifying the
nomination Of Buchanan and Breckenridge.
Not one discordaHt or dissenting voice
strikes upon the ear The great democrat
ic family, from Maine to California, are
bound together, like band of brothers,
with heart and hand, pledged as one man
to the perpetuation ofdemocratic principles,
to the united and harmonious support of
the democratic nominees, and to the utter
and complete humiliation of those twin
curses, know nothingism and black rcpur-
licanism, which are striving to weaken and
divide the great American confederation,
and blight the usefulness and prosperity of
the country. The Cincinnati convention has
tolled the death.knell Of both the traitor
Gus factions, and the ides of November will
see them sunk into the deepest shades of
their native darkness, and in the utter con-
tempt of the American people-LOrel
AdrcrtiSer.
, 1856-08-29
From Oregon.

From the Oregon Times of August 10th,
we learn that the Quartermaster's sale ol
public property, for CASH used in the vol.
unter service, had been abandoned at Port.
land, after FIVE horses had been disposed
Of. 1t appears that a public meeting was
convened, at which resolutions were adopt
ed, protesting against tho sale of such
property for cash, and insisting that scrip
should be taken as legal tender from the
highest bidder, in payment for the same.
Also, that Enos," the Indian who muir
dered BEN. WRIGHT, Indian Agent, in
Southern Oregon, had passed through
Portland in irons, on his way to Vancou-
yer, TO await his trial by court martial.
That Col. WRIGHT was at Fort vancou-
yer few days since, and that it was ru-
mored that be was about to resign and il
so, Col. SrErToE takes command.
That the Indians, 600 in number, arc
hostile, on the road this side of ColvilIe,
and refuse to let any white man pass.
The OregOnian of August 18th, con-
tains a letter Of Maj. HALLER, addressed
to the editors of the National IntclLgencer,
in answer to the unjust and unmerited i'm
putations cast upon him by Gen. Wool, in
his letter to the editors Of that paper, pub
4
lished some time since. Major HALLER
shows up the letter of Gen. Wool to be a
tissue of falsehoods and Misrepresentation,
blended with objectionable ignorance and
presumption, in his presentation of matters
about which he undertakes to enlighten the
public. If we can find room for it,, we will
publish it next week. 1t is merited, we'll
timed rebukc Of tho Generals arrogance.
, 1856-08-29

UPHAN's LIFE OF FREMoNT-I have read,
Messrs Editors, with some attention,
" THE Life, Explorations, aud Public Serr-
ices, &C." of Col. Fremont, by c. w. Up
ham, and have come to the conclusion that
il the events of hisl therein detailed were
of such a nature as to justify dissemination
for the presidency by the Republican" con
vention, it must be regarded as a wicked
omission on the part of said convention moi
to have nominated KT CARSON, on the
same ticket for rice president.-LExINGroN
, 1856-08-29

R1-Fremont, the black republican candi
date for president, is the man who sold the
famous humbug called the Wooly Horse,
to Barnum. Who will not say, therefore
that he is an appropriate man for-thc Afri
can woolly heads" to run for president
They ought, however, to have put Barnum
on for vice president, and then the ticket
would have been complete.-Cincinnat
Enquirer,
Just what Browning, the big black re
publican leader of the military tract, said
when he heard Fremont was to be nomi
mated,
, 1856-08-29
Notice.

WE, TIE undersigned bnilding committee, have lei
w the contract for the enclosing Of the house ol
worship in this place; and in order to facilitate and
forward the enteIpese we are now under the necess
ty Of Rking for tile funds that have been 6heefuy
subscribed for this purpose Our friends will confer
great favor on ny by depositing the cash and scrip
which they have proposed to give TO the church. J
with Mr. VIM. Wright, a. he Is our treasurer and
he will give the proper credit. We would be glad "a
have all the funds in as early as the 10th OF this
month. We also expect b. need the work aud mater
al that has been proGered by citizens, in a very
short time lf t--a 80 y
.... ALFRED HALL.
DIR. BlGEI.OW.
Building Committee.
Olympia, Aug. sth, 1856.
, 1856-08-29
Notice.

Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters Of administration
L upon the estate Of JOHN HUFFMAN, late Of til,
county OF Thur~tDn, deceased have Lccn granted L.,
the Judge Of Probate Of said county TO the under
signed
Persons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them properly authenticated according to law
for payment within one year from dite-and this'
indebted will settle the same
HENRY HANDLE. Administrator.
Thur-ton county, ". r., Aug. :, lSjG. 4wil
, 1856-08-29
PUBLIC SALE.

ON THURSDAY the ID and Friday the 81 Of Octo.
" ber lS56 at II o'clock A. VI. OF each day at the
CommiSsary warehouse, W. T. Volunteers, at Stella
COON, a quantity Of Commissary and other stores
pertaining to the Volunteer organization, consisting
OF Clothing, Flour Bacon, Sc, &c.
Also
At Olympia, commencing on Wednesday the stll
Of October 1856, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, further quan
tity of ConmisSary stores aud likewise a large
amount Of Qnarternaster's property, consisting OF
several hundred head of Horses, Saddles. Brides
Oxen, Wagons, Tools, Nc., Sc., will be sold
Scrip signed by the QuartermaSter aud Commissary
General, and approred by the Commander.iuChet
will be taken in payment Persons, therefore, who
may have open accounts against the volunteer orglni
zation, and who may wish 10 make purchases at the
sale, will hand in their accounts and get scrip issued
the same before the day Of sale, credit will
be given.
W. W. MILLER
QuartemaSter ard ConuniSsaTy General.
Olympia, Aug. 20, 1856. ~
, 1856-08-29

" Should I be pLlced in The ereeutire chair
I shall use my best erertiOns to NltiUate pcao,
and friendship scith all nations, bcliering hi,
TO be our HIGHEST POLICY, as iceH as our mOsi
IMPERATIVE DUrY."-Jdmes Buchanan.
Mr.. Buchanan has constructed his own
platform on which to base the foreign pol
icy of his administration, in the event oi
bis election, and it is sound one.-N Y
Com. Adr.
, 1856-08-29
To Printers.

THE undersigned offers for sale to the craft the
i following articles, direct from the New York fOun
dries, and all in good seperate packages, ready foI
10 any part Of the state, without any
expense for boxing:"
font LAB0R.SAvING RULE, Brass,) single,
double and parallel. with mitred pieces,
jlstiiying from one to forty ems plea, and
dispensing entirely with the use OF the
shears and ile 4lOC
font double English Callgraphic Script.
(5S ibs) O.
2I Cuts, (elcctrotype,) as" "No.n and u.
/" Bought Of" for checks and bill-heads.
can, Gold size, Every superiorl g
Imposing StOne 32kx26 Ia inches. 81
| Imposing stone, 26 l4x7Gt inches, %
No. 3 Imperial Self-Inking Machine, lis
OrcJltt's Yankee Card Press.n l5O
- l.t GEORGE H. SANDY,
"TOwN TALK OFFICE"
ll9 Washington street, San Ffancisco.
Olympia, August lst 1856. S9|f
, 1856-08-29

New MAP OF WASHINGTON AND OREGON
We are indebted to s. J. MCCoRucK,
Esq, agent for the Pacific Express, for q
Autographed copy of a new map of Oregon
and Washington, made up from actual
surveys, by j. W. TRUcH, Esq. 1t is hand
somcly executed-much superior to Sur.
veyor General PREsroN's map of Oregon
inasmuch as it gives tracings of township
lines, $50 far as surveys have been made),
rivers, towns, &c. For sale at McCor.
mick's. Price $S. r0r,T-s
We are also solely indebted to Mr.. McC.
for late papers-a copy of GOdey's LADY,,
Book, and the first number Of HutrAins
California Maga7inc, well executed lit.
erary periodical, just started at San Fran.
cisco. Thank you, Nc. " Keep on doing
itn
, 1856-08-29
NOTICE
oFPIcB ISDIAN APFAiRs,
Puget Sound District.

...ss.. ODupm' W. ~ NVN' IA 1900 y lf
Ill friendly Indians within the limits Of the Pugets
"A Sound District have been directed by me, to rem
dezvous at the following points 20 await further orders
Head of North Bay NisQualiy, Stelacoom, Gig Har-
Cove and Oak Hsrbor, and DR. J. D. WEBHER, appoint
ed Special Agent to look after those Indians at present
encamped at the Head Of North Bay Nisqually, Stella
SARD appointed Special agent TO look after thoseen
camped at Seattle aud Port Orchard land Capt. FAY
and Or. HUI, Special Agents for those encamped at
Oak Harbor, Ponn's Cove, and HolmeG HarbOF on
Whidby's Island. q Z. .l.l' s,e,- tgtd aueL wod al
Should 1t be deemed necessary these several bands Of
Indians will be required 10 occupy two OF three points
only, and Irequet the inhabitants in the vicinity Of
these several encampments to report at once any un
usual movements the part Of these Indians % any
Of the abovo named Special Agents or to me- ut
Olympia ssaog lli-HoqA; 7. Sl1,LHN0 y, ,.91i
- Puget Sound District iol
, 1856-08-29
Canlp Meeting.

WE take this opportunity to invite the people o
w this territory, without regard TO sects or par
ty) to attend camp meeting at Fort Riddle; mile
east Of this place. 1t may be well for those who at
meeting will commence on Friday the 9Th day Of Sep
tember; at IL o'clock. This meeting will include the
time Of last quarterly meeting for this season..
The clcrgymen OF this territory are hereby solicited
to meet with US and take part In the exercises.
J. p. DEyoBE
OLYMPIA, August lst 1856, H
, 1856-08-29
Notice.

DY VIRTUE of a decree rendered by the Admiralty
ID Court in the Sd Judicial district of Wafhingtoi
Territory, on the 18th day Of August, A. ID. 1856
and warrant issued thereon from said court on thu
29th day Of August, 1856,
| will sell the steamboat IT'GiSr Lilly, together witt
her machinery and tackle, at public auction, at the
town of Seattle, on the sth day of September, A. ID
1856, at 2 o o'clock. p. m.
GEO. W. CORLlSS, L. $. Marshal
BY r. s. HATHAWAY. Deputy.
Aug, 20 lS56, 2w42s
, 1856-08-29
IA FarunotO Rent. .

The undersigned being desirous of going into other
business. would inform tho public that be has land
claim which he will ront on advantageous terms 10
any person who may feel disposed 10 take the same
II Is sitnated above the claim of Joseph Bofs on the
Skookum Chuck. Thurston county, known as the
Z" wanch claim" On It thereis ls about 160 acres
under fence and cultivation, with 100 acres of
standing grain. On Il there 4 good barn and COM
Portable house, with other outbudlngs, with farming
implements 10 keep the claim IN order and GOOD re-
pair, A man with family IS desired. Terms made
known on application 70 i'ia'Ia1l! tA9od VI
~. 90, d moli GEO wANoH d. j.
, 1856-08-29
school.

TINE second quarter Of Mr.. and Mrs Whitwortl's .
l. School will commence on Monday, August the
IN. All the branches Of IN English aud Classical
Education are iucuded in their c0rse-and no labor
will be spared to make thorough scholars. Terms Of
tuition the same as laSf quarers5, So. q and sle
according N advancement. Boarding can be tar1fsh
ed for pupils from the country such terms in re
gard to payment as cannot fail 10 prove satisfactory
For further particulars, inquire Of the undersigned
q. r. WENTWORTH,
.u"t NJ. y. WHITw0RrH
Olrmnia InlY u lslG. 3K3S - L
, 1856-08-29
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that letters Of, adpinistration
L have been granted by the Probate Court n Thurs
ton county, W. t. to the undersigned. upon the eats
Of WILLIAM WHITE, deceased, late Of Thurston
cOnnty, W. T., bearing date July 1lth 1855. All Der
- u. navuS c'as agn saio es.atS s ~
all persons indebted to said estate arc requested 70
make immediate settlement. prilWGd ign " avn
.a.lglJo .x'ra. - MARGARET M.wHITE,d I
, 1856-08-29
Notice

rs HEREBY given that letters Of administration
L with the will annexed upon the estate of JOHN
EDGAR late Of ThurSton county deceased, have beeu
granted by tho Probate Court Of said county at the
July term, 1856, to the undersigned
Persons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them prOperly authenticated, according to law
for payment-and those indebted will settle the same
JOHN NJ. SWAN,
Administrator, c. I. A.
Olympia, Thuaston county
Olympia, July Is, 1856 4w3i
, 1856-08-29
Dissolution.

7NHE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and firm Of Goudy & Wiley, in the pubca
Of the Pioneer and Democrat is this day dissolved
by the mutual consent of both parties.
The books, accounts, &C., having by arrangement
been len for settlement with the remaining partner o
said firm and by whom the debts of the Office will be
adjusted the present firm alone are authorized to ~
ceye and receipt for debts due said old firm.
Those knowing themselves indebted for subscrip
tOn, advertising of otherwise, requested to make
immediate payment.
GOUDY 4 WILEY.
Olympia, August 5th, 1856
, 1856-08-29
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned hai
IN taken out letters Of administration on the estat
Of Thomas B. Fancctt, late Of Pierce county deceased
All persons knowing them indebted To the estat'
ART rcquc ted To make immediate payment; and al
those having claims against said estate arc reqnestet
t0 present them duly authenticated, Tor settlement
Estate supposed to be solvent. IS
AdminisfraiOr.
Stcilacoom, July 2sth 1856. . 3m39
, 1856-08-29

March 5, 1856.
Mr.. Woods has my authority to nut bis plan, as
above, in operation hut responsibility is assumed
by the department and all correspondence in regard
% this arrangement must be addressed 10 the Pacific
itself Of the advantages thus offered postmasors arc
requested 70 give the circular conspicuous place in
JAMES CAMPBELL,
po,tmaster (,euerai
, 1856-08-29

p5- A treaty for the exiradition Of
criminals has been concluded at the Hague
between the Netherlands and the United
States.
, 1856-08-29

b@- The exports CT the country exceed
the imports, for the past fiscal quarter, the
snug sum Of 81, ,4SS,0 900.
, 1856-08-29
DIED..

At Seattle, King county. on the nth ult., Of con
sumption, II. II. TOBlN, aged about s. years.
Mr.. Tobiu originally from Bangor, Maine, but
more recently If san Francisco, Cal. He leaves a
wife and one child
, 1856-08-29
Religious Notices.

Rev. q. =. WuITwuRrH (PrcsLyterian Church, will
preach regularly on the second and fourth Sabaths
Of every month, at II o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock
T.. NJ.
Rev J. F. DEvoRr, Nfcth dist Church) will preach
regularly the first aud third sabbath Of every
month, at II o'clock, 4. NJ, and o'clock, 7. NJ.