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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

Spring I3LlNIYEYIS y ~.
ttA1SG styles Pedal Rs an Bedford and COL
otea Also, beautiful ste al I'm.
,s an, anu and
ieb10 HEISKBLI &4WE1RTNcFN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

QRsEPlIs447F FLOUR.
100 SACKS BqpkEheat Flour. torS sSls s.
zae.1z - g 81 a,S 9P ssS..a. so
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

& Sold by MORTIMER 8 SowBRAY,
81 go Baltimore st. BalImo,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

TIA. editor Of the Rsist6 tfsal lls3sl' says "a
has seen the coutriyance which our lawyers yse3
when they warm mp With the subiects He
tnerely s.yss 'its q glass. eonceFn, and holds
about pint
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14
MosTloELLo. septenber g8. lsgo.

You seem, in pages 81 and 14s, to consider
the judges as the ultimate arbier Of all consti-
tutional questions; u very dangerous doctrine
indeed, and one which would place us under the
despotisn of an oligarchy. Our Judges are MS
honest as other men, and no more so. They
nave, with Others, the same passions for party,
i1 power and the privilege of their corps. =
Their maxim is "boni iudieis est anRlidfe ju-
1''sdtcttoHeiU, and their power the more dan
gerons as they are in office for life, and not res
ponsihle, asthe other tlnctionaFies are, to the
Ealnrkitn. IE....-l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

81 81. SOALESI SCALES
FEW Fairbanks' Platform and Counter ssiss.
perfect Will be- loS N calIed Tor
a Nc e Warrington Han. [EebgifI BE-. ToBiS.
GROSS Frey'8 YermIfGge, for sale nv = : -
y - l stS La GHLINs BUsIFIELD.
" lelS LAUGHLINS q BUsfiFTFIn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14
viz. 'I'ElPPs S s1sI Is

:" FsH Pn raj The voluntary te4timony.
o. citizens Who their restoration to health
under the blessing idenee this celebrated hyReian
proves, that for those under the pain
for The the blOtehea pmped and
the sufferers from tnmOrs, cancers and aseess
victims Of IlyeT5 the dyspeptc and en-
cases have been cured by this preparation Sn tboussnd
and tens Of thousands be restored to
Prepared and sed by A. BID D. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton Street, New York
SOLD also By j. II. CRuSIDAcKRR
s'.a stto pS DFpsIisss generally mhs=1v-d&W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14
OULnnRTsON. MORRISoN q ~

SALAAlANDER SAFES. 8
" Door, for sale nv s -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

Stll and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cuyrs
~, EoT sale by =. ~ Logan s. Co, Wheeling. Gen,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

For Sale or Rent.
HOUSE on llampde q tSeveral lses Quincy
IS and John All nsar the iempHeds Depot and
house on Main street, Centre Wheeling Enquire Of
49, JOHN BRUCE,
lan9-lf - At 4Ir. Lutz--3Iarkt q Square
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

Express to Ptttsbnrgh-z5 ; ?
,7, sy ~ SSIRQ IJNIBENDIBJ
pfesA UotnphnS running dailV line
70 this city, via Railroad. Money vSnS5les f5sISbt
with dispatch and at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

T SeREGEIABLE TTNcTTPP
" ltS mild action on The stomach, liver and kiissv IN
cure 4VEpestt, CeafhS lGGsIaG. BRONCHIAL SSsS ~
/ Agecttofs 4diss On he Bdek STE and RYE AS1g
SHnlo519;'. GoGt NfarrSS;, =
St1S1 4tSs 0sgek CQRiplIfatS W0rnaS ana ySEy.I H.
and au dsseases ari5ing from Impure blood r.
- + 5grss.5zs lSLlEsd TIE LsYHLDPEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

a ENdI6. @OuauO8s
NoR GlIshment known ss the Auction
ana Private Sales No. 1a Main Street. ThsfR
ancpport9ny seldom met With for pefs6n to en-.
IN . CASH blsiness tory reasons Civ.
N ior seIingllehts very loWPGssession given imed
ats!y;l 81 Apply on the pTttnises to
mhl3-St-eodI u Waf O. YOUNG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

VIE public are hereby that the partnership lately
eSstllE under tie style of Stewart q BIcIuFrn has
seh assoved by mutual and THE unieIsigneis
Alone authorized to die basiness Of said firm
80, ROBERT STEWART.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

For Rent,
ME Store Room tie North West corner OF Main and
Il uPion4 Apply on the premIpes to
-j4n7-tf S1g5 e .fSHEPPARDg& MORGAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

dAISi HATS =
have this day another lot or those nIel,
tatent Flexible Band koiesEn Hats ofthe most fash
STYLES Gents wanting beautiful Hat and nice
IT, viii plesse cali the old and stSnS NJ
l2S, corner Main and Union Streets s1sf,
milo - a m 81 mar 4, ,,,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

s1eserber being DESTROYS closing ont his bust
the hTst Of April, would say me citizens gem
nl te house keepers, that he Is deter
s s,gs q Goods Cutlery Co., e. mt
Tor anythnK in my line, aud no tnEstaEc ~ S 3't4e
i 9e soon Or yoa viii bound to close out
for rent ate the arst OF April y = ~ y
mh1 III a II Jyw uPRTIS,S,A g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14
Whesd144n e IS saly7 ! 6 IS I4gtitut1on,

OFFlOR, 1919 NJ AN SIN
Egsday-IhuEsdly, 10 dock, e 1a. = 1i4s
0nsecfal dep66tEes pau
J. QRulfB1ORRR AK HaORis ~ p, :,
ess DGgEt SFRENI61, III ttS E e. ~ Sss-
Is LtsT-DRgoTORs afs - 5yttS ss AID h
RM Mccoy. Treasurer. - "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14
RORTEs

e4iEE AN q III RITES
Ed THIS ID -. a PISSf, cznr,,,s 2
ttet,7l .sl. % tngS4f plano FSe
e9 90 octSye= Ffsss alnEt lntsh,
i SSal; SsSe
Grind. SeS OCT IsSS gSy st, rs
the an, ~ 9d Tor their
Iie6ti ~ N eiSsS ~
% nov afforded, fiSf m
VA 5aest StsH ~ ~ soEnpsts With
IN ~ ~ ana e9At our invite the
-pfSS6S ~ grtog I9Sele
n IySF- 7Its1 4ss tellgt {ss;Ssf febS
I'll sVSrSS ne
ft,S e9di eep at No % ii51, Stools,
TSsT5zs
u u III i6s No t9se e si6SieFni ~
EgeiI eit51f mn
% ItatSn 1t y n Z
alfoss sv s,s7
81 ~. 3 sssi ae1, ne pnaes kcs &e 81
q i q 81 No 2S iT5IsA
sts . + 5Ic T50JSEi5 5aSs .s5ssk.
r. more ~ 4etIs We
AIsst 81 fI.1s t74fRGEL INF El5y1
oQuie m
sale, Vim s ss t6e1 theJ this ~ Z; t s1eN
s1atb az IL LOGAN Ken -
sFI1GEIST0P= y ase corner Drresist Il
layzand III 81 "a - 6ftcies i1Sf 4@ST5
S1f7D0zzSS7 Z S. 81 I3sS
4Hll ~ s..4sa g1t ~ -
IN HBIR5T 80 lIly 6 BUsHFItLn
W. ana ~ foeS7is iSSTsss-7
IT logan 600,
A tREsi 4 s e % fSi7sSI
y e. ~ salal 81 rs5ss
sss&AA.assss 70 LOGAN Zoo
Java a57I7S corner pEnEgiStas
Tot y n Ans q HiiSS
- ~ . =4s.ls q w.
nd mn = q ss5s5t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

YET received Ryery large assortment OF Soft Hate ~
tne mort shapes and fashionable Coiors
4 hne assortment Of Gents' Youths aud Boysr Cloth
caps, Tor spring and summer wear. : = ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

lick! Ilolxls TfolSl57 55755
uSI LeSetysd, q new stock Of Cock Of
SassA Ei ecu e ggandE{ FYiess
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

:. :. = = 1t4S<fs9ftEe! tsLAShS2t \ Z sf
m D0z FLASK, resolved and for sals by x
~ 1nniz 49, q. H.L0GAN a co
SbI1 AZ oAtA gooq arttcen store and for sale by
9z,7M9!s 2 Z. ID y. lI.lL.OtANpk On.
BhLs ALcoIi a M aud ioT=sais nv : -
- Z INNS. T.H.L0GANi& co.
lEsEED olL6O bbls received and for sale by
-1 e!lts al sl n. II. L0t@AN& CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

u. ss ~ sSHAJ Rls.S By EIIil2f1E2SSy - ~
Of sletta Cashmere o1ds
"a ordered elNls lust ReeeiVatis IA - =
lsels IsKAIn & sWRARINGRNs3i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

JNO. d.. M. CARR,
I0EALER In Western Land Town and CITY nronerfvF
Land Warrants, and for the sale Of sity
attention paid 70 the location and transfer
once ,s No. No .'ltotnbtooEs Row, up stairs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

At General Request . a
4SI made The change in Auction sales
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

ME Store Room Main street., formerly occupied by
a George Mendel = Furniture warerooTn Apnly q
GeeSl FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

To persous buying atWholesale Teaaier. IL, ~
JUDGEMENTS will be oheEetl in prices. ~ e ~
~. Intention of all lis respectfully solicited
= - Pianos and MelOIeons to let 7isl ssi5sS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14
LEAVE 10 pRIvr a sPrrcn.

Ar TysOn-I have been cnClcayorine for the
last three or four weeks to obtain the iloOr for
the purpose of submitting some remarks to the
House, but it has been utterly impossible; and 1
now ask the permission of the House to print
those remarks. GGiies Of ''.Agreed!''1
, 1857-09-04
Noshiarto,s Earnnau address,

The following extract, says the N1tjoaql
Inteii9eaccr, is from letter written by a
lady upwards of eighty years old, residing
in Philadelphia, to her grandson in Wash
ington
when General Washington delivered
his Farewell Address, in the room at the
southeast corner of Chestnut and Sixth
streets, | sat Immediately in front Of him.
it was in the room the Congress had occu-
Ipied. Tie table of the Speaker was be-
tween the two windows on Sixth street.
The daughter Of DIR. C., Of AleXon-
dria, the physician and intimate friend Of
Washington, Mrs. IL, whose husband
was the auditor, wasaa very dear friend Of
mine. Her brother, Washington, was one
Of the Secretaries Of Gen Washington.
Young cambridge, nephew Of Mrs.
Washington, was the other. | was inclu-
ded in Mrs H-'S party to witness the
august, the solemn scene " C
declined going with Mrs IL, who had
determined TO so so early as to secure the
front bench. 1t was fortunate for N
c. afterwards Mrs. L. that she
would not trust herself to be so near her
honored grandfather. My dear father
stood very near her +; she was terribly ngi.
tated. There was narrow passage from
the door Of entrance to the room, which
was on the east, dividing the rows OF bench
cs. Gen. Washington stopped at the end
to let Mr.. Adams pass to the chair. The
latter always wore full suit of bright
u al trifh q nch nv. rot T.
also wore wrist rullles. He had not
changed bis fashions He was a short
man, with good head With his family
he attended our church twice day
General Washington's dress was q full
suit of black. His military hat had the
black cockade. There stood the Father
of his Country, acknowledged by nations
the first in war; first in peace, first in the
hearts of his countrymen.' No marshals,
with gold colored scarfs no cheering.
The most profound stiffness greeted him,
as if that great assembly desired to hear
him breathe and catch bis breath-tho
homage of the heart. Mr. Adams covered
his face with both bis hands. The sleeve
OF his coat and his hands were covered with
tears Every now and then there was a
suppressed sob. cannot describe Wash
ingtoAis1 appearance as l felt it-perfectly
composed and selfpossessed till the close
Of his address. Then, when strong mems
sobs broke loose, when tears covered their
faces, then the great man was shaken. |
never took my eyes from bis face. Large
drops came from his eyes. lie looked to
thn ,-ratpfnl phillrpn who vera Dartinr
with their father, their friend, as if his
he art was with them and would be to the
end"
, 1857-09-04
LENERY STABLE,

HAVING recently purcha,ed the stable premises,
I horses, wagons, buCgies, Sc, belonging to Ed
mnad Sylvester, the undersigned are prepared TO let
LADIES' AND GI'NTLEllEN'S RIDING HORSES,
BUGGIES, SADDLES. &c.
Our horses are all young and vigorous, and in good
condition They are also wcllhroken, and perfectly
safe for even the most delicate LADY,
Good bns1ie5 ard team, also alwlys on hand. No
fears need be onteltiucd Of "lrcai. downs where
We furI Il parties.
Having also several teams on the Iiyr. we stand
constantly IN readiness to haul goods and mefylaYl
c etc. 10 aud nom al part, Of the city and country
S,ab!ng, 8s heretofore, at cI-tom1ry rate.
Also. a good wagon yard and Oats, Hay &c. always
on hand, for travelling Customers at Tie rsTy to1esi
gUigH.
Give Us a call.
WESTBCooK It ENSIGN.
Olympia, Aag. 2S, l;57. noIot.
, 1857-09-04

B5- In one of the African Churches in
Cincinnati, revival has been kept up
with undiminishcd zeal for the last ten
months. The Gd>ette believes that some
of the brethren have gotten religion
three or four times during that period.
, 1857-09-04

FACT WoRrH KNpwGNG.-There is 8
pounds ofpure sulphur in every 100 pounds
:, carrots consume 1877 pounds of lime to
vac acre; turnips but 80 pounds,
, 1857-09-04

/ s"', o AHd be it further craciod That there lc
appointed al lnr. a;. rcy Pad 4 mnr II for .,i =
wsstc,u district; ard clerk Of the district cuUr or
saN cI,tern district shall be appointed by tie Judge
thereof
Sec 10. And be it further enacted. That The cir.
cuit court Of the United States in and for tic pre- est
district Of Aissomi shall be lerIn and held at the
same times aud place as heretofore; il shall in all
things rJ;ln irisdicton Ct oil matters now pending
therein, and have and exercise the original ia.
rl$-tln IN said state a, l. vested in tie cyCGal cir
cit courts Of the United Sta,es, organized uulrr
existing laws, and shall also have and cNcrr.-c the
same appellate Jurisdiction over the al courts Of
Tie United States for said eastern and w2.torH district
Of Missouri by existing laws is vested ~ the sever
al circuit courts of the United States over the district
courts 6f the United States in their respective cir
cuts said circuit court slal lie called tnc circuit
court in and for tie Districts Of Missouri and shli he
col O.cl Of The irsticc Of the supreme gOurj ,nvd
y said crtut. and tic Two judges of the eastern and
we tern districts OF Missouri but NAV le held Jv auv
Of said three judges in tie absence Of the
rem nder. said Justice OF the supreme court or in
his absence, the oldc in comm ,ln oi said two dis
rict jud-c' shall he the prc>ilG irlgc of said cir
cut coCIt; and in case Of any division Of opinion
among the Judges of said circuit CONT the npi0n Of
tho presii:ng jalgc shall prevail and be the judgment
o. tie said oircnt court; bu. any appeal to -al
circuit court Fl N one OF the said tct tuGrt, the
Judge Of the district court from which such a7pcawas
t!kcn shall not 1T in sad circuit court on the trial cF
dc sOH f the case carried by appeal 70 said cir
cat court The clerk o! tie rcu.t court for Che pre-
cut district Of Mi s,lIi shall be and remain the clerk
If the circuit court mcdicl hy this act. TIE d
!rct attorney and marshal for said eastern district of
Missouri shlli act as such district attorney and
shg in said circuit court but the process @! said cir
emit court may be directed to the marshal of either Of
said eastern and western districts Of Missouri, and
shall be executed only by the marshal II whom it Is
directed or by his duly appointed deputy, in lis dis
trict.
(, -
, 1857-09-04
llrD ASUrrtisfmfuts.
eau ITO N.

JETHEREAS, |, WILLIAM c. D0E?iNs. executed 4
w prom.-sory note. payable t. Bc7ilml Cloae
dated September The fifteenth, eighteen hundred ant
hfty-three Tor the amount OF three lndred drilars:
And whereas said note has been lost hereby cautet
the public against buying said note it has been paiC
in full az | can show by receipt in ny possession.
WM. c. DOBBINS.
Olympia, Sept. g. 1851. noAl6w.
, 1857-09-04
"a Gp @@ re

e. GID s1GS 'He
.NR MtSLAID, a couple Of discharges from Tire vol.
" unteer ser.ice Of Washington Territory. The one
discharge Of JAMES LONGMIFR from the compa-
ny Of Puget Sound Rangers, Charles II. Eaton, Capt
dated in tho early part Of 1856 and e other given to
VAN 0GLE, private in company "B" (iirst or.
ganiZston) Captain lays.
As these arc Of value TO none but the owner, the
finder will confer a favor by leaving them with the
owners, or at the Office Of this paper.
Olympia, Aug. 2S, 1857. no.404w.
, 1857-09-04
Notice to Farmers.
Biac cl1smithing and Gunsmith
&rOD.
CahInet & Chnir shOp.

ITO TIE CITIZENS Of Olympia and Gf1A,
i the surrounding country, tie unleT- So ~
signed igld respectfully give notice taat 1asS ~
he has become proprietor the well known
Cihinet Shop. AID is prepared 10 ny all --esasa,
orders at short notice. He will also keep constantly
on hand variety Of furniture, such as Bedsteads,
Table, &c.
Prices arc moderate. Cash. Lumber, Produce and
stock Of all kinds taken in exchange for Furnitnree
JOSEPH SHAW.
Olympia. Oct. I. 1856 4sly
, 1857-09-04
ARMY NOTICE.
CAMP on sExt.Gn-Noo Bay.

CAM on SENl-Gm-Noo BAY, y
Escort North West Boundary Commission,
August lith, ls57.l
CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the troops Of
. the United States. Stationed at this point with
FRESH BEEF, on the hoof or butehered. win be re-
oeived by me until the 9Th September next at which
time the proposals will he opcned.
Twelve tlousand pounds Of beef win be required
II the hoof, must o small stock; II butchered, win
be required In quantities not exceeding three hundred
ard fty pounds per week nor less than three hundred
and thirty pounds, furnished at least once week.
Each proposal must be accompanied by the written
snreties for the faithful execution Of any contract bas
ed on such proposal.
The undersigned reserves TO himself the right 70 re-
ject any and an bids should he thiak tho interests OF
the service require H. and also the right Of chooaipg
as to whether he shall receive the beef butchered or
on tile foot HENRY DOUGLAS,
lst 1t. 9th Inf. 4 A. c. s.
August Il, 1857. ho3siw
, 1857-09-04
PUBLIC AUCTION.

(XTl.L he sold at PUBLIC. AUCTION, by the IN.
w Lersigucd. on SATURDAY, September 18th,
his stock, farming utensils Id household furniture.
STOCN.-Opc horse, one yoke oxen, four CONS, two
ycarliugs two calves, two sOws, and pigs.
FARMING UTENSILS.-Orc cart. ono whcelhar.
&C.. Nc
FURNITURE.-Thrc hc1steads aud lolding, one
cooking stove, carpeiing, dining table, Char crockc-
~, Ac. Sc. Al-n one side saddle.
The ale viii he On his premises in Olympia and
will commence al O'Clock.
TnN-:-Ca>h Ct sums los than fifty dollars. Fer
sums above ify d1ara, notes with approve security,
payable in three months
ISAAC /. STEVENS.
olympia Sept. i,lSj7. noAl-?l.
, 1857-09-04
4 G c oM MOD TION,
Victoria, Vanoouver,s rsland.

Victoria, Vaneouver's Island, 4;
"A A WARE Of the great Inconvenience and III
travellers and business men, IN times past tie under
signed has fitted up, In good style and comfortable
manner, first class H0TEL. and b0drdi1ig house,
for the convenience Of travellers from the American
side, and residents Of the Island IN general.
1t shall be the constant aim and ende1ycr of tue
subscriber to furnish bis table With everything ealc
lated to crafty the taste and render the stay OF guests
Ing paftes-to which the scenery Of the Island espe-
cally will prove inviting undersigned viii beslow
biz particular attention.
above, hear the Government House, victoria
~ CHARLES BAILEY.
Victoria, Y. I, July Is, 1857. no,seIy.
, 1857-09-04
PAY Y0UR DEBTSI

TTAvING disposed Of my entire interest in the
III 'NOSPKlRiL SALOON" " to lis former proprietor,
hereby wish to inform my innumerable " debtors
and friends" that having once proved 10 them a
friend In necdn "a friend indeed,) at times when 10
be n come up 10 the scraic hns reluctantly obgng
me IN book their accounts that Is the aceepta-
BILE time 20 make demonstration Of their gratitude.
For this purpose would now gently JOG the memory
Of such as might otherwise be forgetiul ask as a
favor that all indebted 10 attend promptly to this
natter for as am aboat to leave the country, these
accounts MUST be closed. - ! !
Olympia, July 81, 1857. nosGn.
, 1857-09-04
Ambrotypes, Maleinotypos:

AND sH
PHOTOGRAPHY b.
P****** D*** AND P*%****** G***
MIR DA LEE lately from San Francisco, would
Nl call the attention Of the citizens Of this place to
his Picture Gallery, three doors south Of the Pacific
House, main street Olympia where he Is prepared TO
take pictures by his new and improved process on
GLASS, Iron and Paper. Good kenesses guaranteed.
Babies taken in two seconds. lie Is also prepared to
take PnoToGRAPHIC YHws of dwen q, public build
ipgs towns aud landscapes In the surrounding eoun-
try, from one to thirty copies at reasonable rates.
NJ Tho9e Wishing work will please call early as
my stay will be limited Specimens can be seen atthe
rooms.
...... A. C. DA LEE.
OLYMPIA Ang Is. lsj1.-n99
, 1857-09-04
CUSTOM SAVING,
AT THE
TUNiyVATER SAW MILLS.

THE undersigned having leased the well known
L Mills Of Messrs. Ward & llay', and put the same
In complete and perfect repair, j. now prepared 70
saw to order and m any blls for lumber TINT may be
entrusted TO him.
It shall be his constant aim to furnish bis patrons
with as good If not a better article Of lumber than Is
Usually sold IN cusomers Where bills are left for
saving Il shall be the aim Of the undersigned to have
them executed In conformity with promises made, 90
that delays shall not be justly chargeabe to him. In
ordering bis Of lumber perons are requested 10 be
as precise and concise as possible. wherever snch
course is pursued he hestates not to guarantee entire
eatisiaction.
As heretofore, all lumber must he paid for at the
mill and the undersigned no longer considers himself
liable for the quantity quality Of lumber afieT leay
ing the mill. :. d. hElNHBAltr'
OLYMPIA, Aug. %, 1857. no4Oly.
, 1857-09-04
Approved, March 5, 1851.


AN ACT to constitute Selma, in the State Of Aabl
ma, Il Port cf Delivery.
BE 4 enacted by The Senate and House of Ropresen
tatses Of the Uliiel Sates Of America in Con rcs.
be and is hereby constituted mort Of delivery wthir
the collection district OF New 0rlcans and there shall
be appointed surveyor Of Gu toms, 10 re.de at said
port, who shall, in addition to his duties perform
the duties and receive the salary and cmoumcHts pro
'cribed by the act Cf Congress approved the % 0i
March, 1881, for importing merchandise into P,tis
burg, Wheeling, and other places.
| Approved March 3, 1857,
, 1857-09-04

AN ACT to ameaa "An Act granting public land, in
alternate sections to the State Of ALBANIA to aid in
the construction of certain railroads in said State.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House o RrPresen-
tItives Of the United States Of America in COngrcs
assembled, That the sixth section Of act granting
baa u aid In the construction of certain railroads In
said State approved I'd day OF Jane &c. be and the
Is hereby amended, that In lieu 0? the words
Central railroad from Montgomery to some point OF
the Alabama and Tennessee State line in the direction
t. Ma hyi.le, Tennessee the words " Tennessee agJ
Alabama central railroad" be anl they are hcrcby
substituted.
Approved, March 3, 1857.
, 1857-09-04
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TINE regular nectis, OF OLYNPIA LoDGr, Nc. |, .
i the INDEPENDENT ORDER Of OBJ FELLOWS, !. hslt
every Saturday evening, gt Gi ol1 K, ia the bgdias
formerly occupied by Wm. Rutic1gc, two d1ors east
the Washington Hotel.
All membcra in good standing r. t'e order arr Rvi
ted to attend. EDWARD FURSIE, Sccy.
Olympia, Oct. 10, 1855.