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OFFICE BUCEETE sTATE NsURANCE 'oMPANY, [
NSATI. De-. 10, 1885
TO NAY O7NCEHS. Thls is TO certify that I
examined ,ecimeus and Roofs Of " + Chllis Co.'S
LElas Fire and Water Proof ement Roofing" and be
lieve IL min superior TO other KIND OF Roof
ing in witne Of severe tral OF one OF
thee Roofs from large volume of flame iron Joining
buid ng which struck directly pom the roof aud cornice
for nearly half hour IL stool the ta, beyond all
pectalion and saved ths building. T. NJ. HASKELL
President BueAeye StaJe INSURANCE 90.
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C.. M. STEWART.

w esale and X e all
GROCEk q COMMISSION MERCHANT
NO. a BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
- ne highest MArkss prioe paid isr ceaatry Pre-
aaes 81 all klnAs- Ia 1anfT-dawiy
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.au0AR.-u hhds faF FFiHas, ana thooe SagaF
- ~ 49, PoWdeHaa sugar. In and lur nale BY
Aces W. IA. GORDON a CO.
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Six Minute Freezers.
FiHe Minute Freezers.

lAE have hand sall sspply q shs famous Paisns
w SIX NIsCFE FREEZEeS, thst have given - much
,ststzetln N sFrgy whlsA they have bssn used
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AZ have cid tAehiset Ice Cream Rres1sF and mae
aay Is. aleEzNxIE WILSON.
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pysentery. Relax and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.

From Res J y Hines Pastor 81 AdrHt Church, Boston
Oh. AYER: have pills with extraordinary
res Ia my family an among IA 'Se died TO visit IN
distress To aIe fhs Of dge ton aad III the
blood they he best renedg ha' known,
and can confidently recommend them TO nv friends
Yours, J. '. HINES.
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cInelsxAr1 AoEser Ro1AL IssUaAaeE conrAnr.

eebruary 6, 1851 I
have examined w. Z Chds 4 Co.'S Elastic j re and
Water p, oof Ce7 ent Roofing and ftr j0dga,
coasider it great invention, and willing 10 insure
buildings protected upon the terms as lnsur
those covered by metal JNO :, Law,
Agent Roy al ms. Co London and Liverpool.
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Having made considerable inqur, the merits Of the
Patent Elastic euent hoong introduced into this city
by Uhds Co hnd it 10 e highly recommended IN THIS
CT by many judges hat is meeting Win very
ready and general ntrOduron that its superiority over
the composition Roofing decided and freely adu ied
pe naxL MISUNDERSTANDING intended tin, but will IT
the virtue of The Patent Elastic Roofing substitute
Yorrs trpIV }. b. BENNkFT.
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From J. D. Bennett General Agent Of Etna ms Co. for tn
Southern aud Western States
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Erysipelas, scrOfuls Kings Evil letter, Tumors'

From Forwarding KercRdHt " 81 louis FEB T. 1885,
DR AVER: Your pills the paragon all hats great
10 medicine Ttey have Cared little nigh Of
her hand and feet that has proved be
for Her mother has been long and IL af
deed Wh bloicheS ami pivpss her skin and in her
hair. Alter child cd, she alo IT'D pills,
and they have cured her asa MORGRIOGE.
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WARSAW wyoNso Co i, n. Y, Oct g.

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DFAR Sra: usrg Csthsrtc Pills pract CO,
AMI md then excellent pursa i've cleanse tbs ystem
and purity the fountains Of IN. oed.
HIN NEAoUAM n
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OFFIUt OF TIE I'M 'IAA MD '3I''' "
Chnds Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing Is now used here
nm ur hest class of Iudings ring Freight
Cars wit Master chanic renors Ver' iaVor-
able it, ). = LhCMMcDlSST FEeS'
, 1857-05-01
ThurstOn County Democratic convention.

At meeting of the delegates heretofore
selected by the various precincts convened
at Masonic Hall, in Olympia, on Saturday
the Goth day of April, 1857, for purposes
as stated in the published call convening
them, Mr.. Stephen Guthrie was called tC
the chair, and Edward Furstc appointed
secretary
The chairman briefly stated the object oI
the convention TO be to select delegates to
attend the Democratic Territorial Conven
ton to be held at Drew's Mills, in Lewis
county, for the purpose Of nominating q
candidate for Delegate to Congress, and
also, if deemed advisable by the members
of the convention, 10 make nominations oI
county officers, to be supported at the en-
suing election.
The convention proceeded to business,
and on motion Of Wm Rutledge, jr, q
committee Of five, on credentials, was APP.
pointed by the chair, consisting of Messrs
Wm. RutIedgc, jr., James X. Hurd, a. J.
Chambers, c. B. Baker, and Levi Shelton
The committee having previously retired
soon returned, and submitted the following
report
We tue committee appointed to ex
anime the credentials Of members elect IC
THIS convention, have performed said duty
and find the following persons as duly cn
utled to seats, viz:
Grand .lIcMad Prccinci-S, S Ford, G.
b. Baker, Thomas RutIedge, [vote to be
cast by Mr.. Baker, Alexander Yantis
Joseph Borst, Mr.. Van Wormer, (the lat
ter casting the vote of Mr.. Borst) Wm
Martin, Augustus Ganglolf, and r. ID
. Canby-9.
Olympia Precinct--G. X. Willard, W
". Miller, (whose vote was cast by Mr.
IKutIedge), VIM. Rutledgc, jr., John n
Low E. Furste, J. X. Hurd, +. w
SSeeIey. (vote cast by Mr.. Hurd), WIN
SSitehell, Smith Hays, Joseph Cornell, Z
sylvester, f. Lindncr, A. Frankel, B. +
Saaw, and w. II. Carton-l5.
BLaeE Lake Prednct-Gabriel Jones, 4
D. Harper, Daniel Kiser, VIM. Rutledge
sen.--4.
m Chambers Prairie Preaact-S. Guthrie
r. !: W. Glasgow, j. NJ. Hawk, Chas. IL
Iaton Isaac Wood, A. j. Chambers, auG
Joseph A. Whte-7.
1a~ Prairie Preciaa-McLean Cham
oers and Levi Shelton-2.
ana this committee would further rec
Onmend, that Mr.. Johu A. Packard bC
granted seat in this convention, as 1
oslegste from Nisqualy Precinct, in ac
SOluahee rOi with the written request of t
So.r Suniper OF the voters of said precinct
herewith transmitted"
ile report was adopted, and Mr.. Pack
, 1857-05-01

of scamen to be increased one thousand
greater than the present maXmes stan
dard.
A NICARAGUA RUMoR-It is reported to
us, from Washington, that the Government
has received lengthy dispatches from
Nicaragua, which will lead TO an carly
recognition of the Minister and Government
of Walker, and the speedy rcesiablishment
of the Nicaraguan Route. The exact
purport of these dispatches has not trans.
nirCd, but it is understood that President
buchanan holds the opinion that it is the
duty Of this Government to maintain open
the communication by the San Juan ronte
to tho Pacific. The aid which the British
have furnished the Costa Ricans in closing
the Nicaragua route, is contrary to their
treaty engagements with this government,
and Mr. Buchanan won't stand it-Ner
York Sun.
THE TEHNANrErEC RoUTE.-BAITINoRE.
March l9.-The New Orleans PirdyuHc
learns, by private letter from Tchuamte-
pee, that as soon as the steamers already
contracted for, stages, baggage wagons,
&C., can be placed on the line, transit by
this routc will be opened to the world.
One thousand men are now working on
the road to bring it at once to perfect
completion.
NoN- ARRIVAL OF THE ALps.-BosToN,
Thursday, March 10, 10 p. m-Nothing
has yet been heard of the overdue steam
ship Alps. The weather is very thick, and
if below she would undoubtedly wait for
daylight before coming ~,
MIssIGAN EMGRANT SHIP-The ship
Hungarian, which left Liverpool for Phla-
delphia, has now been out one hundred and
thirty-days, without any news being heard
of her. As she has nevers4een seen or
spoken, she is most probable lost,
Say- The Dallas and Clarendon treaty
was ratified by the Senate with some i'm
portant amendments. The principles and
objects Of the treaty are preserved so far
as they relate to the security and protection
Of the isthman transts for the benefit of
the whole commercial world. But every
thing in the treaty which looks TO a contnu-
alton Of the British Mosquito Protcctorate,
and Of the retention by Great Britain of
my jurisdiction over the Bay Islands, is
entirely repudated.
The grants made by Mosquito chiefs to
British subjects at Grcytown and Blewfelds
and other points along the Coast are all
annuled The grants made to the Shcp-
pards and Haley arc, together will all
other grants, eXtingu shed. In every res
pect the sovereignty to the Mosquito In-
dams is ignored by the treaty. as it is
modified by the Senate, and the British
Mosquito protectorato is required to be
abandoned. The little IViimOt PrOriso,
which lurked in the treaty between Great
Britain and Honduras, is now abolished by
the provision that the sovereignty of the
Bay Islands shall be invested absolutely in
the State of Honduras.
That this treaty, as modified, will be ac-
cepted by the Government Of Great Britain,
is generally believed here.
, 1857-05-01
MARINE.

The steamer 1rdrSlltr-HoRTON, master, arrived
at the harbor of Olympia on Wednesday evening with
freight and passengers from Port Townsend, Seattle
Stcilacoom, &c. -
The schooner Isaac L. -FITzrATRcK, mas
ter, arrived at Olympia on Tuesday evening, from
PENIS Cove, Whidbys island to load with nour at
the Mills of Ward Hays, for the Indian reservation,
Island county
The schooners Mary Dunn, s. N Parker, John
LGuglAn, Rob Roy, H. e. Page &C., are actively
engaged in the local trade Jetwecn tie derent ports
on the Sound aud Straits.
An English vessel cleared from the timber and
lamberng cstaJli hmeut OF GRENNAN a CRANNY, Nc.
Donald's Island, the present week. with a cargo OF
mag nii,ent spars Tor the British Navy. This makes
the fourth cargo Of spars shpp by the above firm,
for the of the English, French and L. $. Nayies,
within year.
Tho British ship Caihsrinr, arrived at Port Madi-
son on the 18th inst, for lumber, &c.
The bark Jerfmy H'Grd-McCAErY, master, sailed
from the Port Gamble, Hoods Canal mills, on the
18th ist, with q cargo of lumber for the Sandwich
Islands.
On the 10Th inst the schooner EaiHa-vNcENr,
Vessel and cargo, (potatoes), total loss.
On the 10th inst, the schooner r. b. Pctier-Fow-
LER. master, went ashore abreast Of the Fort, on
WILDLY, Island, in a heavy n. y. W. gale. Reporter
suppqses not seriously injured. She was endeavoring
W make landing, to take on board the detachment o
U. 5. troops, stationed there.
The Kendall Co.'s bark Sarah HiarrCn-A. b. Cow
master, sailed from San Francisco the 10th inst, 81,
with a full cargo consisting mainly, Of material for
the New Dungenuess Light House. She has also on
board merchandise for Olympia, and will take re-
turn cargo of piles and square timber for the Mare
Island Navy Yard
The Kendall Co.'S Clipper bark Samuel .NerTiH,
has been sold to McssrS. Abcraetly 4 Clark Oregon
City.
The bark, Ork-TgAss, master. il nov due with
merchandise for Olympia.
, 1857-05-01
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
CORNER OF NAfS AND SECOND STREETS,
OLYMPIC, ". r.

CORNER OF MATS AND SECOND STREETS,
OLYMPIC, ". r.
TNHE Undersigned having purchased and becomt
L sole owner OF the above named Hotel, and com
pletely renafated and renodeled the same, hereby
wishes ~ Teturn his sincere thanks for past patronage
and requests continuance Of like favors. Having
enlarged upon his former business he feels conhden
he can render the sQjpurn Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant, and pains shall be spared Il
set his table Us well Us any In like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such as may dcsiS
them.
Board by the day and week
A good stable is attached 10 this establishment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac
commodation Of animals Of the travelling public.
A share of pujlic patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
n23-tEl SILAS GALLIHER.
, 1857-05-01

DT Capt STEWART, (known as Harry y
Of the Bellngham Bay schooner rugged
schow II. C. Page, was accidentally shot
by one of the crew, about the last Of
March, on board the scow, at Whatcom.
, 1857-05-01
| LUMBERMEN AND LAB0RERS
TAINTED
AT PORT LUDLOW.

THE Undersigned having taken the contract to
l. furnish Lumber, Stone. &c, for the Light House
on Patnash Island and at New Dnginess will employ
about twenty men, and will receive proposals for the
delivery Of Stone and Lumber on DungineSs Spit and
Patoash Island from parties having suitable vessels
for conveying such materials. Application to be
made to Capt. ]. Il. TlTondyke, at Port Ludlow.
W. T. SAIWARD.
May |, 1851. (23-3t.
, 1857-05-01
MARRIED,

At Portland, Oregon, on the 10Th inst, by William
Beck, ESD, Mr.. GEORGE WANcH, of Thurston Coun
ty, Washington Territory, and Miss MARY HAGrR, o
Portland, Oregon.
, 1857-05-01
CUSTOM SAVING,
At TuE
TUMWAT SAW MILLS

THE undersigned having leised the well known
l. Mills of Me,srs. Ward n Hays, and put the Same
ii complete and pere,t repair, is now prepared u
saw to order and I'LL any bills for lumber that may bG
entrusted to him.
He guarantees to furnish better fir cedar aud other
lumber--ciear and Uaspotted-than has heretofore
been delivered at any mill ia the territory. with
greater promptness, and on far more accommodating
terms. Ny aim shall he to accommodate home pur
chasers frst-dstant customers afterwards.
Orders respectfully solicited. AS-NO charges made
for bills Of lumber that do not give full satisfaction
Call and sec. Not being prepared to run over the
country to collect small accounts all debts and dues
for lumber mast be adjusted at the Captains Office
at the mill.
S. D. RINEHEART.
Tum Water, April 2d, 1857. [nlo-u
, 1857-05-01
GOING-CHEAP!

O000 POUNDS BACON. SHOULDERS. &C.,
COOO can be had at bargain, by calling soon.
This bacon is Of an extra quality home curcd. and
WAS designed solely for this market. can therefore
confidently recommend it to those desrous of Obtain.
ing good article. LEVI OFFUTT.
Olympia, April 0, 1856. Gw.no2O.
, 1857-05-01
For SnIC.
Noisy Carriers

DOOK NND STATIONERY COMPANY. n Long
ID Wharf. san Francisco California. Books, Sta
tioncry Pocket Cutlery blank Books, Cheap Pubica-
ton. Hooks Of History. Romance Religion, and all Of
the Tar . yarctic- and at the cheapest rates. Type
iof m,-,tng clothing at wholesale and retail:
HCAS. p. KIMBALL, Pres't.
lS5j 3o-ly
, 1857-05-01
< co.
Warning 20 the Public.
Notice 10 Claimants.

TTAvING received the appointment for claim snr>
III veying from The Surveyor General q W. +. fnr
the ooantiss Of Thnnton and Sawamizh. al peraonA
not having their claims by legal Subdivision lines
wishing their land claims surveyed prior 70 the hai
Of November next viii give me notice. OF leave notice
at The Land 0aice ut Olympia by the nrst q Nay
next a. will not he able 70 survey claims aIIer he
arst of IaBe;after that date viii be engagpd al thp
EF. BERRY.
. March 20, 1857. GwlI US Dep. SnFyeyor
, 1857-05-01
DEMOCRATIC
TERETCREAL CONTENTION
tsainalior Ct a sdndi5v for Delegate
10 COnrfstA.

uNHE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
l. announce T. the Democracy Of the Territory, thai
they have fixed upon
DREITrS MILLS, LEHTS COUNTY,
As the place for the meeting Of the coming Territorial
Convention, and have decided upon
The Second Monday (l1th,) In May,
As the day fpr said Convention to assemble.
The committee would also announce, that II has
been decided that the ratio Of representation In the
Convention will lie TWO delegates for BACH member
Of the hpse 81 Representatives, which will give to
the several counties the quota Of delegates follows:
, 1857-05-01
ALTA HOUSE,

Vancouver Washington Territory.
THIS New aud commodious House, St IL
uatcd On b. Street, adjacent to the t&zE%A
Steamboat Landing, has recently been iii j.
much enlarged and improved and is IIlIEaaR
CmphateHily THE House for the busi- szs4s1z-i<zs
ines man tic traveller and the guest, seeking the
quiet comforts of a home.
The propretors beg leave t. state that no efforts
Shall lie spared TO merit continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them by gen
crous public.
Those who wish Neat Beds, Rn abundant NIcHl
aud pleasant LEGALITY in which to enjoy health
will please to give Us call
GOODWIN & SPEARS.
May |, 1851. 23-y.
, 1857-05-01
Information Wanted
Cabinet 4 Chair Shop.

ITO THE CITIZENS Of Olympia and SsESf@
i the surrounding country, the under : ~
signed would respectfully give notice, that + -
he has become proprietor the well known
Cabinet Shop, and is prepared to i'll all -
orders at short notice. lie will also keep constantly
on hand variety Of furniture, such AZ Bedsteads
Tables, &c.
Prices are moderate Cash, Lumber, Produce ant
Stock Of all kinds taken in exchange Tor Furnitlre'
JOSEPH SHAW.
Olvmpia Oct 4 lsjG. 4slv
, 1857-05-01
RENoUED

nR. NJ. p. BURNS, late of Steacoom, Pierce Co.
- W. T., mas removed to Olympia into the house
formerly occupied by john 6. Parker on Main street
next door to Wilson & Dunlaps new store.
olympia April o, 1857. no.2Otf
, 1857-05-01
EMPORIUM.

TNHE undersigned having entered into co-partner.
l. ship in the HARDWARE, STOVE, AND TIN
BUSINESS, will hereafter lat the old stand of W. N.
Ayers) keep constantly on hand general assortment
Of HARDWARE,
STOVES,
TfN-WARE,
IRON.
STEEL,
CASTINGS. &c. &c.
Also, constantly on hand large and choice assort-
ment of PAINTS, OILS, GROCERIES, &c. 81
All orders from a distance will be attended to with
care and dispatch.
Send Ia your orders and give a trial.
BARNES 4 AYERS.
Olympia, Dec. %. 1856. no.j-3u.
, 1857-05-01

= -A -
Ia i11tS Sl1ld Oils,
ID ! i W G OD5s GRASS scsa
Among which may be iouud the following articles:
Sands Sar'aparla; Townsend do; GuySntts yellow
Dock and do; GICicnhergs do; Ayers Cherry PcCto-
raj; Wistdr' j9l>a'n OF Wild Cherry; Grir'cnbcrg~
Consumptye Basm; Mexican Mustang Linmcnt; Ii.
bys Pile Ointment; Humphreys do; Green Mountain
do; Nerve and Bone linimrnt; Liquid Upcdilloc;
Godfrey Cordial; liatcman's Drops; rhnmpsons Eye
Water; GIa enGergS Eve Lotion: Davis Pain Killer:
IGrc:cnlcrgs Childrens Panacca; Do Uterine Cathol-
icon; FahLe-tock : Ncrmiugr; BAY Water; Wrghts
Indian Vegetable Pills. Brandrcth's Vegetable do;
! Ayers Catmrtc do; Jayne's Sarativc do; Grrcn-
berIs do; Mciane's Liver do; Blood Root do: Cod
Liver oil: Olive do; Rose Water: Seidtz Powders:
Soda do; Hair Dye; Snuff; ndelibe Ink: Strvchuinc
| White aud Yellow Wax; Shoulder Brarcs; Trusscs
Arnca Flowers; Alcohol; Turpcntinc; Brandy; Cas-
/ tir OIL; Nader; Log Wood; CupICras: Alum; Prus-
sian Blue; Indigo Arnatto Poor Man, Plaster; Court
| Plaster; Fine Sponge; Do Emory; Lingass; Rotten
Stone; Bronze; Sal Soda Lemon Syrup; Cream Tar.
tar; Hops, Crsll; Arrow Root Siga; Rad Ginccr:
salt Pctre; B0raX; Gum Cnpal Gam Shcic; Castle
Soap; Windsor do; Wash Ball; Cologne; Pomat1m
Bears Oil; To1h Brushes; Spcctaclcs; Lip Savc: Mus.
tard; SuphIic Acid; Muriatic do; Nitric d.: Aquc
Ammonia; Spirit do; Vim ColChici; Oil Cnbeb-; SIr.
its Nitre; BL,am Capaiba; Chlorolorm; Ether Slphu-
ric; Gum Clmphor; DJAHmhi'; Do. Myuh; Super
Carbonate soda; Taytar% Acid; Rochelle Salts; Pi
lIydrag; Blue Ointncnt; Extract Hyocgamus; Do
Conium: Do. Black Root; Bll-am TolH Iodide Potash
Caps,les Opium; Rad Rhei; Iodine; Red Prccipitate:
Capscum; alpmcl; Sugar Lead: Sulphtr: Flax Seed:
Tanzy; llIrehpund; Catnip; Composition; Lpbelia;
Powdered CJhebs; Ladies' Slipper; slippery Elm;
Cddamon Seeds; Magnetism: Lqunrice; initiate Silver;
Harlem Oil; Coodion; Adhesive Plaster; Oils Of Cedar
llcmlock Slssa ras, Rosemary, Norwood, Winter.
green Cardway, Orange, Lemon Peppermint Cuna-
mon, Origanum, Lavender, Tanzy, Anisced, Amber,
Cloves. Bergamot, Almond etc. etc.
All these articles are warranted pure and uHodIiG
rGttd and Of The reTy beet quality having been select
ed with view of being used in my practice, and are
offered to the public and trade at the VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
Orders from distance will be attended 10 with
promptness and despatch.
share Of public patronage Is pectfally solicited
GJ- PRESCRIPTIONS will be attended to and put up
as heretofore.
door souch Of the Washington Hotel formerly Sylyes-
ters G.. X. WILLARD.
OLYMPIA April 0, lS5T. no2Oly.
, 1857-05-01

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-05
40 FRESH IMPORTED GOODS
~ FALL TRADE, 1857.
p. BUTLER.

tI9MMN STREET, RICHMOND ylRdfNIkA
Importer and wholesale dealer In China Earshaa
ware and Glass Lamps. Looking 6lasses Castor snd
Fancy Goods, has received per shin sRixaS non
walls at the port Of New York, full snpniy AZ Nay
Goods frcm the Engi..h MsnufAetoriss. and McSs
Of Glassware. Locking GlAsAes Casiors as.d ~ ~
Articles. which he 70 determined 10 ssl at low prie
TO CASH and rsohrr MONTHS buyers- .. !
virginia. North CArnlina aud Tennessee Merchants
aEs respectfully solicited 70 exanins good and
=. q. oss:. e.eassis aisd IA s0gss asss.d ID
"a Jo-lH ~ Nsin s8r;.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-05
---z=1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
~ So RAILRoAU
Track completed to JAoKsoN'sRIvKRi

In advance of time advertised the rails now laid
and instead Of the 18th Of July,
Of TIE 10TH
The passenger trains will certainly go to
JACKSO RIVER, within six hours travel By
alta yes to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ova
good road. s. .,r,v
The celebrated oreenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire
Company who will enlarge the accommodations " 20
considerable extent this season for yisitsrs.
Passengers reach the White sulphur from Peters
burg Richmond Bsltimsre and Washington, on the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning 70
breakfast -, a.,
Passengers for the Rockbridgs Alum, Bath Alan.
warm, Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage at
Miboro and arrive at the Springs to supper the sane
day they leave Richmond:
E FARE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-05

GREAT BARGAINS.-Until the 18th
~ September We will offer our stock Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, at greatly reduced prices Many
of them at aad below cost. The assortment is com
plete and will be kept by constant supplies from
the Northern markets:
Black and Coored Plouneed silks
Do. do. Bayedcre do.
Blk Gro de Rhine and Mourning Sill
0rgandie and Barege Robes
Plain and Printed Bareges
Do. do Grenadines
Printed Lawns and Jsconets
Plain and Printed Mousain de LANES
Bombazines Alpacas, Tamise and Canton Cloth
French, English and American Prints
Brillants and Ginghams
French Wrought Collars and Sleeves
Yallincennes do. do.
Jaconet Edges and Insertings
Swiss do. do.
Thread Isces aud Edges 5
Bobbin and Lisles Edges and Insertings
Black Lace Vols and Nantes
Spring and Fall Shawls
Hsln'd and Embroidered Cambria Hdkh
Kid, Silk and Isle Thread Gloves
Silk and Ga. 10 Aerno Vests
Umbrellas and Parasos
White and Colored marseilles and Birnity Quilts
Table Damask and Napkins
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
Bleaehed and Brown Shifting
White and ColoTea Osnaburgs
Sleeps Grey Sattinetts, PULLED Cloths
Plain and Plaid Linseys
And every other article usually kept in first class
petaA Dry Goods Store.
jy23 PARKER. NMM0 co.