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The Vigilance Committee.

W. 7. Coleman one of the head men of
the Vigilance Committee has been arrested
in New York--and held to bail in 500,
900 to appear for trial on a charge of Malo-
nay:-He gave the required bail.
As to the liabilities Of the Vigilance
Committed men, the n. Y. Journal Of
Commerce'holdS the following language:-
Wherever they arc found, they eau be
held to respond in damages to parties in
jured. In whatever State they may take
refuge, they are liable to be seized and car
rled back to California, on requiSlion Of
its Governor, to be there arraigned on Grim
inal process. The Governor may refrain
from making the requisition, in Difference
to q predominant public sentiment at home
which might prevent a conviction there; !;
but the liability remains Every member
Of the Vigilance Committee who was pres
ent and concurred in the execution of Cora,
Casey, Hethriugton and Brace, is liable to
answer for the crime Of murder. Every
man among them is individually liable in
damages to each Of the persons who were
exiled or imprisoned by the Committee. II
matters not whether he actively concurred
in the sentence Of the Committee or not.
The fact Of his being member of an as
sociation combined for unlawful acts, and
present at their committee, makes him ac
couniable for the consequences. That this
is no theoretical liability, the recent arrest
in this city ofthe President Of the Vigilance
q Committee demonstrates. We point to it
with no exultation at the fulflment Of our
warning, which declared them to be now here
safe from punishment. short Of refuge in
the ranks Of Walkers army, but TO illus
trate the peril and the folly which even
whole communities Of men incur and commit,
when they attempt to defy the law, and to
set themselves up above its power.
, 1856-11-14
10 SahooI Diraotors.

DISTRICT CLE3KS. ANH TEACHERS.
D'RE 'rO9S %, S lAall NJ tr.cts will take not e
will attend t. the fprm tim of new Schpl DistH.ts
or making pny alterations III 1 may ie requ ite
Dn The Friday previuis, | will attend u the examin
alton Of ay pcr,ohs whD may desire n engage a
tc aclers ri common schools within Thur-tnn county
District clerk will al - rcneber, that their annual
district mectil q, fr the purJ of ee ting one d.
re:tr dlling vaiances or attending IN snch tler ls
ile as ~ be required, VIII Ike pla IN the first
Frlay Of n wemjer, OF which they are und. by
Law, t. give six dayF nrtice. by sting up advgri=e.
ment In three o; the m1 tpl'l plres in tie district
GEO. T. WuffwORTH.
Clsnty s iperintendent.
OLYMPIA OFT. 80, 1856. 3g.nasl,
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Dr.. Il. 3. COOprr's
EYE 81 EAR lNFlRMAR ARY

DR COOPER was introduced n our u, quainiante a
~ few months ago, by letters rom culGeht men IN
the States Of Ohio and lilpois, ,eutlrm'n u high
reputltiun and establi he'd surgical skill, SAGE his
arrival he has opened an Eye, Ear aud Orth lIpdu
lnfrmary In this city, where the patients have
comfortable rpoms and tile benefit Of hi, skfu at
tention The following complimentary nnti,c Of his
departure from his home in lpOia, We lnd in the Pc.
ora (ll.) News:
1--WE learn that our townsman and Distinguished
young surgeon, DIR. t. $. Cooper start. tAi4 morning
IN Europe, preparatory t. settling IL Sin Frlu,sao,
which he has decided 10 make his permanent home
We know of no one In his profession worthy than
DIR. Cooper Of the high reputation he has esti6 he'd
for surgical skill during his re idcuoc among u.
For the last two years his lnirmary and OrthnpCdy
have been crowded with patients various parts of
this and adjoining states and the consta increase Of
their number Is the best evidence at the Dr.
in his treatment Of them We congratulate a. friends
Of Oregon and California upon the prospect Of re-
ceiving surgeon Of such abilities for when we say
that his untirng energy and fixed determination 70 lie
second t. none in his profession. tgcther wth his ex-
elusive devotion 10 the attclnment Of siuele object
the certain preludes Of future greatness ifhe ve
only give utterance to the private opion Of nearly
every thinking man In the commpnty; f'r h,wevcr
little his retiring manners and unso liable haiti arr
calculated to secure feelings Of pcrona interest In hs
favor such concentration Of chhIt and ing In
dustry. always have been and always will he attended
with abundant lie has our hestw les for his
prosperity and happine g. Ana California.
, 1856-11-14

favor OF slnNerys
1t docs not propose, nor docs the South
ask for any legislation from Congress, TO
establish or extend slavery. The Democrat
ic party intend TO take care Of the hest III
terests of those twenty-five millions OF white
men at home, and keep the country open
as an asylum for the oppressed oil other
lands. They leave the slave populationjnst
where God and the Constitution placed
them-in the hands Of the people of the
States, who have the sole responsibility OF
the evil or good that results from the inSti-
tuition, and must answer in the day Of iulg-
ment for that great responsibility. Thrrr
the Democracy with an abiding trnSt IN
Providence TO work ont the destiny OF the
race, leave slavery, with non-intcrrcnt;on,
by Congress, pro or con in the matter-wInle
on the other hand, fools" Tin political
economy and fanatics in party politics,
undertake to "ruSh in where angels (and
statesmcn) fear to tread" aud break up
the whole Union, by sectional agitation,
without even a probable chance or the sem
blance Of a practical plan or policy by
which they can free n single slave in thiS
broad land. They have not donc il hy
twenty-five years of hitter clamor and vi
tlpcration Of the South, and they will not
do it if God should permit them to go ON
in their railing accusations for another
twenty-five years.
, 1856-11-14
NOTICE.

Is hereby given To all perOns h ldng accounts fol
L pplie- Erished the Vnlanteers Ialssd urder the
ocnnmtlm OF Acting Governor Mason, that for said
accounts scip will be Issued ly the CT. Master and
Commi Ry Gcntrsl upon the preNentetin Of said
accounts, eprovcd by the officers commanding at the
time the arcelrt- were crrated.
The counts in ail must specify the articles
and the q1ast'y furnished.
Thi u done +, order that all the accounts for sup
Pile ftrn-l ed daring the war may lie llfced upon IN
equal fo,iqg and In proper form for adjustment by
United State, yerrmeit.
WILLIAM W. MILLER,
Or. Master and Comrnissary General
Olympia, W. 7. 26H
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GeneraI Orders, no. 4.
uEAD QcARTgRs, W.T.. VoLuSTEsRs
Olympia, Q. I. 80, 1855.

d.. Head Q-ARTERS, W.T.. NOLuNTEGRs,
Olympia. o 80, l,5j.
/ lst. Tie Snl.nteers Of Wa,hiie ton Territory, VI
bo.h t Il aid LIe, ar, hereby disO4lded.
~. i"e AdJ1hsat oenvtIl, V.aTtcr Master Com
infsAafy Nelet VITA -uch Otdcera aud emll yecs as
tl'y may cIuie TO per ct and ini the mn Ter rll
anu aeeo. ntS, are retained Ia wee til rter lrr
Sd. Al officers commanding Companies, will be-
dl charged, n on tenuitpn OF tIvr master lis at the
uilcc'Oi the Adj taht General and tAe settlenCnt O
Their accounts tor pd1iie properly with tle z tel
NJ tel GcieiHl.
Al. Tho Aeai0r officers OF the late Second Eeq.
met Wa-h.nGtnn Territory V.unteers, AID the nii-
tdry clerk b. tae CInmaldeT.in Chef, VIII DC mt lln,L
N sgIvoe, iii tIthcr UIders.
Jth NJ p ,rchastS OF property or supplies. after
this date will he made by any Oicer OF empl zee
wtnsdt special orders from tic C'art,r Master Gen
eral
vtn. The NINA .dcr-in-Caicf desires me to ex
PICS { the ui aDd inca ui the rsiit Mag %. u,
ID rcs1nent, commanded by Lieut.. Col. Silw, tEt
'iihrrL Battalion, comm aided Dy MgiIr Nau 80, Il
Nr.l, ,o 81 ,tucrI, ny u 'r Max AID the tet al
ny VI u Blhkn- his nirst tnrii B.. IA ak iuT tGt
ig,,at ,lldnty, Ies luc endurance, AID exc,lrut d.
cph.c they k.Ne dt,p!lyel Il ID maintlutd duIiGg
tar * Ia L;hs aiduolr, faithful, and elieieat ser
Niyr.
lhe nature Of tic vast r,gion Of colbtry tmvcr cd
tie Wy ad r Olttc ch TIt,r o, tae saia.cs over
awcd "r -uhducd aid the prvations endured by the
CT zen s'idHry o, tie "a re -iment. aIe well knwr
rhi iparc std by tsa ilAa,Iti.t, oi Nis!.iagt,.
Icult ~. VIII viii klpw how to nor Tor all iut r,
/. Gc, til, devoted aud ra Hes men who have M lilp
ia Led TIE hoi-lu!d Of c.y.zati upon ini, rempt,
.rohuer.
l.t ~ VIII pre- elt tie iat with credit AID honoi
u tLe ianetr or e-thAt daring tie SIX months %
1--we erviee of one thpu-aEd 1t tie citizens oil Wash
H-tl fe.'ry not s.Gglc friendly Indian la Leeu
Il airued ii vi ntcer camp, ar sc1ht-uO Indian Ia
'cl lu der or mole ,t,d and the capt red pro, er
lv"' dcattd ava G, has btel, in eyey case, Turned
'ru Dtle in\per oil, cgs, and faithfully accounted
igI+(y tEcrr,
+ 10 tIe Ell ie\t tli!, commssi med and non-com
mi''l nrd, tl per ol'l. aud OF tan'p 1T tim ana
srpy, the & nm, .der-,n Ch.,i Lcgs to make hi.
iclfy ka NirdsvIdrut.
pe'ruo to tIe e $, G. ai,l,j by the pitr tisn and
tcn'Io iiy ~ tic y,t@en- is a led widely sed
tered crl uity 'i sac teei .ldrvd Ame IN it
eva, Il keep ta.t, ieel. ,;he. am. aud putty
mount one tap.,aid mt cd. ct a d .trvtcea Il
tronp5.
Win tie fats FIR the f,ture hi t,riin the ycaI
81. altlnu Oh disastrous In material prosperity.
rich in Ia rlble achievement, and WI be dwell u;
On by the de.ceadant' OF tie trsnps, nov ret la
10 theIWoc't.on of pea with ride ard txq.tati,a
JAMES Triton,
Adjt General, W. T. Vnldn:eer F,res.
ny order Of the Gov. anl Co.amInde ia Chez,
Wlihm5to Territory Volunteer. tfn5l
, 1856-11-14
WELLS, FA210 & cos
EXPRESS COMPANY.
To Printers.

THE undersigned offers for sale n the craft )" the
L following articles, direct from the New York folI.
dries, and all In gold seperlte plcka e, ready ioi
transportation n any part Of the state without any
additional expense Tor bnNing:"
/ font LABOR.SAvING RULg. Brls) single,
double and parallel. with mtred pieces.
jlstiying from one t. firty ems plea and
dispensing entirely with the use OF the
shears and Gle. tlOO
font double English CaligHphc Script.
(jS bs) co
81 Cuts, (olectrotype, "t" NO" and
Z" BO1ght Of" for checks and bill-heads +
can, Gold size, very superior) e
l Imposing Stone, 32kx26 Ii inches. 81
Imposing Stone. 26 l4x7Gk inches, "a
No. 3 Imperial Sel.-lnk'nI Machine, I7i
CIRCUITS Yankee Card Press ljn
GEORGE II. SANDY,
TOwS TALK OPFIcE.n
40 Washington street, san Francisco.
Olympus August lst, ls6s. SET
, 1856-11-14
EiSht iIor,l Power.
Pilrs Improved Patent Thresher aud separator

JNw. GLNS ioW * Ca. are prepared at short no
l. tice, t. d. up the hI,iuc,s OF tirc hing Wheat
Oats &. thrluy 'dt the county VI 1hur-ton. The
flare her "p3t' through apd separates 80 bushclY
Nhrj; per hour
Terms Wheat Yc- Au-l.cl n cents; Oats. s cents
Tdc aa' 'ane will be kept in operation until all the
wheat n the country l., tErc-h,l.
T. ". GLASGOW 4 Co
Oct. ,. l,iG-n47.
, 1856-11-14
LOOK uEREI

Tho'c interested are respectfully inf rmed that tie
notes, b1,kJ. accounts, &c.. OF ]. J WESTBR0OK
late If Thur t'n Crnty, have been let with the un
dersgncd fpr lie u N.
portion of said accounts shorld have heen lnnq
since nail. The les have been { r some time dne
md unes de tors will avail them elves # the cmino
month in adj lst1g the same they will pr h'hy lind
these acrnlpts placed in such hands AID shape a.
will insure their Collccii N.
EDWARD FURSTE. Accent.
P. S. Washin .t,n Territory scrip taken in pay
ment Of accounts at currrrt value.
Olympie Juns 81. 1850. ITao
, 1856-11-14
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Published every Saturday, by
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, 1856-11-14
TIL! PU3ET SOUND INSTITUTE:


TUE winter sion Will commence Nov. 10th l-jf
L Rev. ISAAC DILOS, PRINCIPAL and Mrs. l. Duo~
i're e.. tie es- ic.. her OF F,cAch Drawing, Pantn,
NJ l~i; and Needle Work.
TUITION:
For primary scholIrs per quarter of IL
wgek,, s. 90
Clmnpa English branches, 800
lllsder, 80
Music. (cNtu) 20 90
d" Ancient aud Modern Languages
DtIwlng, Painting, (water col
urs) each, (CNtra) 3 90
incidental cN Iense, for f. cl, added
The ,rh'nl will be commenced on the ground floor
pf Masonic Hal.
: id .chp sdcsyncd for young men. young lade.
md children pr both sexes We solicit fir share o,
lAt'oaige at the oPoWug of this l!>jution hoping
tIc'Chy T. hIild up Scho ol hi I'll grude which will
1c cconl O. ID other un the Parir coast
j. Z. DENORE.
Olympic. O1t. |. lS-6.-147.
, 1856-11-14
MARRruD,

At the residence Of Mr.. cyrel Ward, by Rev. j. +.
peyore, Mr.. JAMES ruLLlS and Miss N. Z. WARD,
both Of Lewis county, w. I.
Cake received
, 1856-11-14
NEW FIRM!
NEW GOODS!!
N EW PRICES n!

RUThEDGE a, 1O"
HAVING associated Themselves in trade, for the
II tranaction Of general merchandising business
have jist received, ex Sarah Warrea," fIll com.
pete, and choice assortment Of
, 1856-11-14
Notice.

THE unler,i- -ned being engaged ia rrppIrug Ec-i-
j. mental muster Il Ills ~ tIc 1T Jud ~ 4 s.mru
mcut of War, here rcqle l. rll u,i.,rs VINO AAN,
commanded companies acu ltcd into The iUJN.tr ~.
the United st teS ny Acting Unvrrnt t,u, ort; y.
cmur /. l. Stevens, l. se1d u tIc uhi al tAC Ailu
tant General of " I. lntecrs, at ulyml.a. a c,.y
Of their last mu-tcr Il cont aiming the himc. ol al
officers and men who have at any tmc belonged To-
their companies. Note the date nj cut,y Hn ,hlngcs
of rank during, and expiration of seUite. of carh
person. amount ofgchlrges tor ,vcrane!t It property
drawn, and mt turned in or accounted for-uId such
remarks sct opposite cash name as will ,nablc the
officer or soldier t. have his accounts settled, by the
last muster or discharge roll.
JAMES TILTON,
Adj Grn. W. T. Vol. Forces
SEPT 10, 1856. 4itf
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Paper Hangings and CARPETS !

Paper Hangings and Carpets |!
TUST RECElvED-Per late arrivals, by FRANK
j BAKER, lilo and ll1 Clay street
so ca'e' Paper Htngings, French and American,
every variety;
COCO roll French and American Borders;
$40 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
G2i pa TaHestry Brussels Carpet;
29l ps TbFee-Ply Carpet
800 ps Sperlne Ingram Carpets
$50 ps Extra Fine lngrain Carpets
200 ps C1ttpn and Wool Carpets
l2i ps Stair Carpets. Assorted;
275 ps Bay State Drugget';
500 pa OIL Cl this, Assorted
US ps SILK Damask and Brpcatelle;
200 p' Cotton and wnrsted Damask;
1910 pair Window Shades;
3i5 pair Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtains;
5000 Cnrniccs and Curtain Bands
32j d1zen Mats, Assorted :.
Star R'd.. Table Covers Gimps, Fringes.
&c, Wholesale and Retail hy
FRANK BAKER
oOt. D. l@e~uIfOu- ITO npd liz CaaF Vt-sS
, 1856-11-14
Livery stable.

HAVING purchased the hterost of \. =. = llTN
Lin the Livery stable hctci'! r. under tue uarN
est notice. "
Also, good wagon yard and Oats, Hoy, &c.. alw1y-
on hand, for travelling castomc,S u q, req iprta'
rates.
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia Jan. eth, lsjG.-t1.
, 1856-11-14
Religious Notices.

Rev. |. H. Dillon (Methodist Church,) will preach
every Sabbath on the ground floor OF Masonic Hall,
Olympia, at II O'Clock, Am.
Rev. G. F. wHIrwoEFH (presbyteriAn Church) will
preach regularly the second and fourth SAbbaths
Of every month, at II O'clock, An, and o'clock
Pm.
-~->N-~~~-~.--~-~~
Legal AdYertiSenicnts.--Afte fter this date, { April
T. $50 no legal advertisement will be inserted in ths
paper unless Il Is accompanied by the cash
, 1856-11-14
''"'"''ser ". r, Passed At the Flst seslloI

T"'"tes1f ". H., Passed nj the Hist ses2Ion
OF the Legislative Assembly.
HAVING been ut the expense of a reprint Of n
i number NJ forms Of the laws passed at the fist
esson o the sdtive assembly Ut territory Of Wash.
ilgtnn, the undersigned has fer sale limited number
feapies The work is bound in accordance to the d.
rectnn OF the lat Legislature contains ass pages
de irng 1t, and not entitled Ia cnpyby law would do
well To make immediate application to f1.a 10
ISAAC LlGHTNER,' Hm ~
At the store OF Louisson a Co., @ ympias
Price s.. '3gf
Olymnia Sent. 4. lSh5-nI.tf ~.
, 1856-11-14

Among which will be found c,ais pants, and vests, Of
the various and latest styles and Ia,ties; red and
blae flannel oyer>hinS; cotton and flannel drawers.
&c; pocket and neck handkcreheis suspenders, etc.
All requiring anything in this line should give us
call before purchasing el ewhere. the undersigned
are ennlideW they suit customers as regards pn
ces, while the goods we may offer shall he of such
quality as will recommend themselves. Unbelspers
invited 10 call in and become satisfied on this point
Also, q choice selection Of
, 1856-11-14
@RA MD MM m N d

UHE sgbsrriber will be prepared to fIni,L the pub
L lie tie coming ia with the lest leading varieties
of tlt tues. Consisting oil Apple, Pear, Hum Cher.
Ty, Pea b, Currents, G0aseleries, &C., which have
Jten selected with care lrUm the states a. Oregon
nurseries.
My ground being well adapted to the IiInslcn OF
ro' t. iater mysel caa present to tie public US
gnod trees as ally Hur eiy on tLo Pacific coast, and
wairalt them tr.e to name. pIises N correspond
with the times. prudI,e or sto,k tkenin exchange
Gr trccs. Orders ly mail will receive prrml atten-
tion. Trees carefully packed aud dtlvtrd Ut Olym-
pia free OF charge.
L. D. DURGN.
, 1856-11-14
FOr NaIe.

EOr Sdic.
A TWO STORY DWELLING, situated in ~
"A Seattle. King county designed either as a EiiI
tore " tavern, well hni.hod inside and out be- 4lL
ils clothed aud pdptred inside, and advantageously
situated. may he pureba ed on reasonable terms by
Ipplication leil made To the updersigned.
GS- ALSO. claim situated at the mouth Of the
)uwam-h river well red and on which is erected
ord g house there is cleared and under fence about
) a res of land.
Several town lots will also be disposed Of in Seattle
JOHN J. MOSS.
September Z, 1855 no52tf
, 1856-11-14
the PUGET Mill co.

IuNTiNUE to furnish cargoc~ of sawed lumber
SJrough or dre,,,d. hcwn timber ma-is aud pr. u
order at sh IT notice. al their steam sw mil! at Zee
kaiet, (Hpad~ Canai) ". T..
Ship, and Machn>t wnrS, and Black .mithing done
also, at -hort notice. They have a goud wharf and
other conveucnces not to be ,ouud at y ,thcr lit
on the Sugrd.
J.P. KELLER, hg,ut.
I,uhG'Ot.
Al. TOTE.
San Fan CO.
Tcekalet Oct o. -
, 1856-11-14

L O. O. f.
TTNHE regular meeting Of 0LYNPIA LoDGs No. I, Of
Il the INDEPESDENr ORDER of 0DD FELLOWS, Is held
every Saturday evening, at q o'clock In the building
formerly occupied by VIM. Rutedge two doors east Of
the Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing in the order are nvi
ted to attend. EDWARD PURSTE, Sec'y.
Olympia, Oct. 10 1865.
, 1856-11-14

o: all qual'tie' and prices. Amongst our stock may
ipud all the late styles and fashions of dress sack
'oak, and oyer-lh,tS; pants all brands, sizes, aud
irpss from hi-times to broad cloth: satin. silk
cloth and CIncy and ,und ball vests; besides wooden
, 1856-11-14
Sandwich islands Produce.

A M general assortment of provisions Sc. IA,
LNlr found at the store ol the Pu-ct Mil Co. at Tee
kdlet Houd's Canal. Apply to
J.P. KELLER.
Oct. %, lS55-7ly.
, 1856-11-14
QJsESSWARE, GLASSWARE, &C.,

Such cups. sancers plates plGtters, terreens and
fofhs; glass decant0rs salt cellars pitchers tum
blers. Nc, all nf which will be sold cheap.
call Is respectfully solicited from a before pur
cha'es are made elsewhere a. II will ever be the aim
VI the undersigned b please which, with our present
stock and that daily expected per Leonesa - a. we'll
rs by regular impoat ons by futufe vessels we are
confident we can aceDmplsh.
A6- Remember the place
RUTLEDGE 4 LOWE.
Post Office Bullding, opposite !Iyres' Tin Shop
Olympia, Sept. I, 1855. nl2lG
, 1856-11-14
d R Y GOOD s

DRY GOODS
Of all kinda Tais stock is too extensive to warrant
IA enumeration. Sudicet n say, We keep everything
N hand aud lor SAFE that any of our neghbOrs have
sides great many things they have not. Ladies
pIrticullry arc Invited To call and examine, 1--WE
charge nothing for showing gpods). as We are coul
lent we can suit them better than any other traders
aa do in this market. Sn call aud C!'
ALSO, ALMOST A FULL CARGO OF BOOTS
AND SHOES,
From which al-men, women and children-can
choose and suit them clye' both as regards quality
ize aud prices Come in and ascertain whether this
IS not 50.
HATS AND CAPS.
To such as require them. we also can offer choice
selection of Hats and Caps Of all qualities and fash
iIls-'iitahle for eiacr spring, summer, autumn or
wiltcr usc.
Mo (for the ladies' fine lot Of Bpunets In full tx
lni5h and trim. Give us call, and look at them.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Our assortment Of family groceries cannot be sur.
passed. either aids extent Of stock taste OF
election. We have on hand everything suitable "a
preserve the health of slch enoing that great
blessing, or rcstpIe that OF the invalid.
Als,. a well selected stock Of
CROCKERT, NAILS LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
WALL PAPER, SC.
TO L0TGg4g OF sCUD IIUS-Cs
A choice lot Of volins manufactured by celebrated
ma tiers Of Pagininis removal.
Having a partner who resides permanently in San
Ffancsco, our facilities for keeping on hand good
any gtheF house In this place. This fact we will
endeiy9r to demonstrate 70 the satisfaction Of any
ne who may iaynr u with q call.
Olympia, Sept. &c. 1856. i6tf
, 1856-11-14

A OLYMPIA LODGE, No. s,
XX0f Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
irregular communications on the first aud third
Saturday evenings in every month.
NAll members Of the order In good standing are nvi-
ted to attend. I. +. MCELROY, W. NJ.
, 1856-11-14
5OOt0 60 Shoes.

Mems calf kip and stoga boots assorted sizes; boys
do mems and boys' kip, st,ga, and calf shoes. La
dei and misses CATERS slippers, &c, suitable for all
ageA Sizes and conditions.
We alsl nanr 10 the ii.adn a larrn nasnrtrnnut ~