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CautiOn--Notice--Cantion

A LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO
IA purchase, negotiate, or loan any money upon any
draft Of HUNT d SCRANTON, drawn for the mail
service. under Post Office contract No. 1870 A. on
Puget Sound unless said draft or drafts arc to the
order of j. & NJ Phelan, to whom said contract was
assigned July sh lS5T and subsequently assigned to
NJ LOuisson Co. July 10th, 1851. and the assign
ment acknowledged by the Post Office Department at
Washington, and under date Of Sept 7th, 1857, to
NJ. Phelan. Tue Postmaster General at Washing
ton has been advised several times that an attempt
might he made to divert the pay due, and to become
due, from NOV. lst 1851 tn Feb lst 1855 and not 6
recognize any draft or drafts except to the order Of
and endorsed by J. & N. Phelan. Any draft Of
Hunt Sranton, unless as above described, will not
be paid in Washington or elsewhere
WADSWORTH & MEISEGAES,
Brokers for their principals.
Feb g. 1854 lltf
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$500 REWARD.

CrOLEN. from The nom of the unierrignci N 81
- attic. W. T.. On Ne hIst day q Jannlly l8te, a
Book Containing one Treasury draf payable 70 me IN
San Francisco for Two Ihnulnnd DolIlIa; aIIo. olo
volunteer service IN the lafe Indian var. AS. -.
Whoever VII return tho a1Id papers % The 1ublcIh
or o. give nolice where thfy nay b band IofrIh1r
With arrest OF he bnfglafH VII receive The above No.
wand; two hundred dollars VII c paid CO. DE AZ
Tcsi and conviction of The burglars. = =. Z. i. ~.
Seattle, Jan. ~. lsta nos-tm.
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Form referred 70 old Lieenss

NJ .s..... ..........-.r .........s lS1
AAt utultIt hdNllg pNlu U Ule
the sum Of twenty-one slillings on account of the
Territorial revenue, hereby license him to dig search
for, and remove gold on and from any such Crown
land within the .............. Of ........... as
shall assign TO him for that purpose during the month
OF ......... 1856
This License must be produced whenever demanded
by me- or any other person acting under the authority
oi the Government
(Slgned) A. B.,
n9-ul Commissioner.
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GRAEFENBERG PIE REMEDY.

Warranted certain cure for this panfpl disease
With the Ointment there arc very lew cases which
cannot be radically and permanently cured. surgi-
cal operation for Piles and Fstnla should be
sorted to until this Ointment has been thoroughly
tried 1t never fails.
, 1858-02-26
sHER1FFs SALE.
Territory Of Washington,
nnnntr Of Clnrkn s.

Territory Of Washington
County Of Clarke.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directe !
ID by the Clerk Of the District Court Of the ir-t Ju-
dicidl District in the Territory Of Washington. have
levied upon and will proceed to sell at public venduc
70 the highest bidder, on Saturday the 18th day Of
March, 1858, between the hours Of o o'eock A. NJ and
o'clock, P. ~, Of said day, the premises all the
right title interest and claim, much thereof a
will satisfy said execution and costs Of such sale Of
Frederick Miller, in and to the following described
property. to-wit The dwelling and block Of land on
which said house stands 1t being block number seven
in the town site laid on upon the eastern half Of
land claim known as the land claim Of Amos NJ
Short, deceased situated in the city Of Vancouver
t.
LEVI FARNSWORTH.
Deputy Sheriff
JanuAry 1j ISIS 3yll
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MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOL
ICON

An inlalibls remedy for all diseases OF the womb
and urinary organs, weakness in the back, pain in the
breast, Nervousness, debility etc. In California and
Oregon out OF more than thousand cases where this
medicue has been used, it has in single instance
failed to give permanent relief t. effect certain
cure.
, 1858-02-26
Lettings of Mail Contracts.

DROPOSALS for conveying the mails of the Uni.
L ted States from the lst Of july lsjs, to the lst
of July, ls62 the following routes in the Territory
OF WASHINGTON, will be received at the Contract
Ohcc OF tue Department until Q, a. m, Of the 18th
day OF March next TO be decided by the 22d Of the
same month
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Judicial Notice.

TNHE SPRING TERN Of the United States District
l. Court for che first Judicial District Of Washing
ton Territory, embracing the counties OF wala waa
Skamania. Clarke, Cowltz, Wahkiakum and Pacific.
will be held at Vancouver, on the TWELFTH DAY
OF APRIL, 1858 = Associate Justice Hon. o. B.
McFADuEN, presiding.
wM KELLY, Clerk.
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A. Dss
Commissioner.

az Extract from Governor Douglas letter to W.
+. Tolmie, accompanying above proclamation:
" The Couteaux Indians have driven of all the
whites who have attempted to work the mines Of
their country and people should he warned that they
are decidedly dangerous"
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GRAEFENBERG CHILDREN'S
PANACEA.

For summer Complaint, and most diseases to which
children subject. Its true worth can never be set
forth In words but 1t be felt and appreciated by
parents whose children have been saved. No Mother
should be without it.
, 1858-02-26
THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPA.
RIILA.

powerful extract. One bottle equal TO ten Of tho
ordinary Sarsaparila for purifying the blood. sure
cure for scroinla rheumatism. ulcers, dyspepsia salt
rheum, mercurial Diseases cutaneous eruptiOns, &c.
, 1858-02-26
GRAEFENBURG EYE LOTION.

For diseases Of the eye this Lotion hls no equal II
is positive cure for inflammation Of the eyes, weak
nesses dimness and falling Of sight. 1t will always
be beneficial In acute Inflammation Of the eyes and al
so Us a wash on infamed surfaces.
, 1858-02-26
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY
SYRTP

This extraordinary article is speedy and nfallibe
remedy in Diarrhea, DysenteTy, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera lnfantum and the Asiatic Cholera, II taken
with the first symptoms Of the disease II Is purely
vegetable in its compound.
, 1858-02-26
GRAEFENBURG FEVER AND
ACHE Pills

speedy and positive cure FOR this dlstrcssug com
plant. These Pills are composed principally OF Qut
nine with other vegetable tOncs, antspannOdic and
febnluge articles. Thousands have been permanently
cured BY their use.
, 1858-02-26
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN ONT
MENT

Invaluable for burns, wounds, sprains, ehilblains,
sores, swelings scrofula, etc. As Pain Extractor
it cannot be exceed, aOrding immediate relief from
the most excruciating pains.
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THE GRAEFERBERG COMPANY.

THIS INSTITUTION, incorporated by the Iegisla.
l. tnrc OF the State Of New York, Capital 500 00O)
was founded for the purpose Of supplying the public
with the celebnted GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.
The series comprises remedies for nearly every disease
adapted to every climate. For Families. Travellers,
Seamen, Miners they unequnlcd. Allthe Medi-
cines are PURELY VEGETABLE and warranted to
cme the diseases for which they severally recon-
mended.
The Graeienberg Company does not profess to cure
all diseases with one two medicines. Our.seres
consists of ELEVEN different kinds adapted D. the
various diseases incident to the temperate and tropical
climate. The following comprise the series Of Grdef
pnherr Medicines.
, 1858-02-26
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE
DITT

Are considered the standard Pill OF the day. and
are infinitely superior to any Pill before the public.
They operate without irritation all the eNcretions
purging the blood by the bowels, liver kidneys and
skin.
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|. 0. WASHINGTON,

Agent for ths Prosecution OF Claims at wash
IngtOn, ID. e., before the Executive De-
partments, Congress, ard the Court -
OF Claims. .
WILL attend to the settlement Of the accounts Of
w Marshals District Attorneys and other Federal
officers, and Of contracts with the Post Once and
other Departments.
Also to the procuring Of Patents for Land, land
Warrants to claims growing out of Indian hOstilites
and other business Of General Agency.
REFERS TO
Hon. ISAAC T. STEVENS, Delegate for Washington
Territory.
Gen. JosEPH LANE. Delegate for Oregon.
JUDGE NJ. NJ. MCALLIsTER, U. S. Circuit Court San
Francisco.
Hon. OGDEN HOFFMAN, Judge U. S. District Court
San Francisco.
Hon. JAMES GUrHRIE, Louisville Kentucky.
Hon. ELISHA WHITTLEsET, and TO the officers gen
orally Of U. S. Treasury and Interior Departments.
Address
l.. Q. WASHINGTON,
Washington, D. C.
Feb D. 1855 l1y
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E'ARMERs wishing . purchase any Of thc above
II mentioned breed % sheep can lul sdptf|or lot
Of maiden Ewes and Rams, il.i impollld direct from
W. pcitygfove. Eq, Al his farm near r6fi foansrpd
or 70 A. hibbard, Esq, Port Townsend w. u.
Port Townsend, ", T., Jan. %, la5& imio
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Olympia, Feb. 81, 1858. 3ml4
MARSHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI EXPONAS
ID issued from the District Court Of the United
States for the third Judicial District of Washington
Territory, and to me directed will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. at Port Towns
end, in said District the 18th day Of March next
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 2 o'clock
P. NJ. the British schooner VIOLET. her tackle
apparel and furniture, and also ninety blankets.
Said schooner and blankets having been condemned
Oby the said Court sitting in Admiralty for violating
the revenue laws Of the United States.
GEORGE ". CORLISS,
U. S. Marshal for Washington Territory
Olympia, W. T., Feb. %. 1858. 3wl4
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(slsned)


The under-igned. residing at -. State o.
undertake that, II the foregoing bid for CARRYING the
mail on route No - be accepted by the Postmas.
ter General the bidder shall, prior 10 the lt day Of
August is5s enter into the required obligation, on
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GRAEFENBERG CoNsUMPTlvE's

Sovereign In all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases.
Il H. beyond all question: true that Consumption y
durable disease, and the Consumptive's Balm Is the
best curative ever used.
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HUNT & SCRANTON,
Brokers for themselves.
OFFICE SUPT. INDIAN AFPAIRs,
CoIeul Osse0as. L. On IQEl


Salem, Oregon, Jan. 20, 1853.
IRON AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF
Il March next, Tor a. soon a. the necessary fund,
can be received from San Francisco) there will bt
paid on outstanding claims for supplies furnished OIL
service rendered the Indian Department In Washing
ton Territory prior 10 the 3lst OF May 1851 S734lB
"a, as follows: Funds will be placed in the hands Ol
Agent John Cain TO pay liabilities contracted by him
funds will be placed in the hands of Agent N. 7
Simmons and Agent II. II. Iansdale TO pay liabilities
contracted by them. Funds 10 pay the debts con
tractcd by late Governor and Superintendent Stevens
will be placed in the hands Of Agent N. T. Simmons
with the exception of such persons as Wond prefer u
be paid at this Office. All such desire TO be paid
here will please file notice 10 this Office 10 that effect
on or before the 10th day Of March next, aud the
money will be retained here for them.
Those who do not file notice will be presumed to
prefer to have their money at Olympia.
Claimants will be required TO produce the certi-
Gates OF Indebtedness given them by late Governor
and Superintendent Stevens.
J. W. NESMITH.
Superintendent Indian Afairs
for Washington and Oregon Territories
Feb. j, 1858. 3wll
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This proposal is made with fpll knowledge Of tho
distance of the route, the weight Of the mall 20 X
carried and all other particulars IN reference 10 Tho
route and service and also amer careful examination
Of the laws and Instructions attached To the advertise
ment
Dated.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

/ -, Of -, county OF -, state Of
-. propose " convey the mails Of the United
States from July /, 1853 % June so 1862, route
advertisement Of the Postmaster General dated Oct.
?2 1851, and by the following mode Of conveyance,
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Taken ID

DYD.R BYLEs Of Gsnhd Mound ffairie, On u,
ID 7th day Of Jan. A.. u. la5e. one tT0 Yrlr "a
HORSE passed His description = a. iolloHas He II
Of a hay color, With white nnso and lloo aud three
pilie sgs-the Garih not 4 white nom i1t aaklo
Is also unbroke. a ~ l-t
Jn.l.S. isss. nd - ID. gsPFtEse
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NOTICE..

Turing THE LATE INDIAN WAR, THE y
IL eXigency of the times caused many Of the ~
public TO be issued TO persons other than the A
officers authorized to receive them by law which have
not been returned to the proper authorities.
am therefore directed by his EXcelcncy Governor
McMun to notify all persons In possession of arms
belonging to the Territory and which were not issued
portion of the quota OF any Of the different coun-
ties toereturn the same to the undersigned without
delay.
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
Q. NJ. Gen. W. T.
Olympa. Feb. q. ls5s. 3ml4
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MARRIED.

At the residence of Mr.. John Beck, on the lIth
inst. by Thos. Roe, Judge Of Probate, Mr.. JAMES
WATSON to Miss KATE HENLEY, all Of Cowlitz
county, w. I.
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10 All IATEREsrEn-

A Libel 70 enforce bottomry bond 10 the amount
"A Of S5 900, with premium q - - per ccnf,fn.
has been fled in the Eaid court, praying eondemns-
ton and sale SAID vessel 10 alssor The exgeicies
ID. ls5s, has been appointed BY the Coun iof ne
bearing Of said care d Olympia and L 4 al.o order
ed by the eourt that notice Be pohshcd IN ne Pio.
20, that hhe notice Be pat up IN sons conipicusus
place on aid yes-ei
GEO. W. cORLIEs.
q. z. hanhal.
5. GSEFtELn, Proctor.
Oiympa Jan. Ts 1855. NHtH.
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GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BIT.

These Bitteru are skilfally and elegantly prepared
from number OF inYgOrating healthy root, baTks,
herbs and Vlnes An Invaluable tonic and health res
torer
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MEDICAL,

O. Gza UyBllDAG2Dv OIL bsv
mas HEaovED 70 EHE uuILpna LATur occrrlE1 ~
n svLvnsrhn, NAiS sTnrET. olrnria. -
III IsHE undersigned takes fhts method or -.
Il informing ibe citizens Of Olympia and
surrounding country, that be has opened
tce Of MEDICINE In its various hrinch- ~
es and win hold hnselfin readiness Al an imS7 "a
attend 10 any calls IN The line q his prolcaon %
which Bis entire attention Will he devoted.
-. E.. c. X. WILLARD. /
Olympia. April o. 1851. noioly.
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned. postmaster Of -. State Of
-, certies under his oath Of office, that he is ac-
quainted with the above guarantors and knows them
to be men OF property and able to make good the
guaIautce.
Dated
, 1858-02-26

January 2j, ISIS. lwll
, 1858-02-26
GRAEFENBERG MANUEL OF
HEALTH

handsomely printed volume Of 800 pages, con
cise and extremely plain descriptions Of all manner o
diseases, their symptoms and treatment. Every fam
ily should have one Price only - Sents. II will
Oregon on the receipt Of Is cents oy mail express
Address Redington and Co., San Francisco.
Ths Graefenbcrg Medicines are for sale by all Drug
gists aud Apothecaries throughout the country.
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:. GSEFiELD, Proctor.
Olympia, Jan. y. 1859
, 1858-02-26

By IIis Excellency's command,
RICARD GOLLEDGE,
Secretary.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTNENT, Il. b
October %, 1857. Tan. 1, '5s-lzw
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
FJGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN WASHING
TON COUNTY.
Of The Albany Journal

Correspondence Of The Albany Journal
EAsTos Wash. Co., April I9, 1853.
For some time past Charles Hsvilsnd. Q farmer re-
siding in this town, has had in his employ fugitive
slave.
On the 9th inst, two strangers came into the town.
with the svowed purpose Of finding farm for SALE
On the following Monday, they returned with two
Others The carriages stopped at the hotel, ard one
Of the four repaired TO Hsvilands house, and held
conversation with the negro respecting the farm.
They paid their bill at the hotel, and LETT, remarkng
TO the landlord at the time, You will hear from us
again soon. BY this time the suspicious OF the people
were excited; but nothing wss done 10 secrete the
negro
Matters remained quiet until last Saturday. At an
early hour Saturday morning. two barouches drove up
To Hayilands door, each containing four armed men
beside the driver. They called Hsviand out and in
auired for the negro, but received no satisfaction.
fhey then reached the out buildings and demanded TO
search the house. Hsyiland told them that they en-
tered his house they did at their peril Af,er max
ing many threats, this party finally left assuring Their
auditors srorg terms that they would take the man
at all events
Yesterday the citizens held an Indignation meeting,
and among other thugs, resolved TO keep the negro
here and light for him II necessary. They siso sp-
pointed Vigilance Committee in each school district
in the town, whose duty il is to act IS sentnels.
Two of these slave pursuers are said to reside in
Albany For their benefit, and for the benefit OF al
whom it may concern, would say that sad fugitive
is here and intends 10 remain. He 10 well worth
most vigorous effort Of these slave cstchsrs, being
fully six feet in hight, welproportioned scuve, and
has white blood enough TO make him Of the right
metal In addition to these natural endowments tho
good folks here have placed pair Of Colts reyolven
in his hands, and told him TO use them be hsd need
Of protector. lie is about 30 years Of sge, and at
the spprssl Of a deceased master wss valued at
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Neu11ork kpailp Gribmare
THE FORT SCOTT MURDERS.
Ap 9 lsw6wP

The folio sinQ is the fullest and cearest account
which has yet reached us Of the most recent OUT
RACES in the vicinity OF Fort Scott, Kansas, BY
which two Free. State pioneers have lost their lives
while third is issrfaDy wounded. It will be seen
that the preten,e just set up that these outrages
were perpetrated by u. s. soldiers is utterly false.
They were Border Rufiian murders, and nothing
else.
spc,is Cor-e,ponGenoe of Tue Chicago Tribune. ,
LAwRESoE, X. T., April ., 1873.
News reached here on Saturday sst OF more n % nl'-
ders having been committed al Fort SCOT, ~" miles
south of this place Two Eee-State men nave Deen
murdered in cold blood and third one was snOt ana
sf, for dead word of explanation is necessary 70
a correct understanding of the troubles .,
Fort Scott is located neer the S'ste OF ssour ana
abot thirty mile. north Of the Indian Territory, or
Cherokee Nation, and consequently 70 within the
ery den in Kansas and in fact the only place within
tbe Territory where the Border Rufhans now show
their teeth The worst villains Of the Law snd Or
der stripe have taken refuge nhst place, and ycln-
ity ard among them are several murderers, such for
inttapce as George II. Clark, who killed Barber near
lawrence, in 1852 He il now Register Of the Lsnd
Office At Fort Scots reward for ME services in be-
half OF the National Democracy. Fuget, wso scaped
Ucppe near Leaven worth, resides in the same neigh
borbood. I'll Moore, who bal q hard in the murder
Of Phillips at Leavenwor.h, and who, after shooting
Brown, q Free-State man, at Esston stamped on the
head and spit in the face Of the corpse, hss his reDdez
vous in the same vicinity. Bracket, who murdered
a man ct Lecomp,on ast Summer, fed 10 Fort Scott
where be received the appointment, Of olerksbip from
Ell Gov. Ransom, il tn. Land Ofioe. There 9TH
CTS might mention. After the "civil war" most Of
the Titus rnfaps who did Dot 70 to Nicaragua, set
tied at the Font. This colony of mgrderers, thieves
and bousebu,rers formed colony 10 tns, psrt OF the
Territory, and became q nu ,leus srsuod when Pro
Sisye-y eTIgrsr.e E,D South -Wes'sn III .soln ee'-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

FROM OsTOSaGos.-We have The Msa<r Of March
r. with few days later news.
Much business activity "a apparent, and good deal
Of building is going on and promised. Some floating
ice is still visible in the lake and the river remsins
mining news IA favorable. The Totec have started
their stamp which had been idle for two months.
At the Aztec they have cut in the sdt vein sho.ns
copper. The Adventure has much improved: The
stamp mill is again at work, and the smoupt OF wvrk
tributers have done we'll and considessbe qasntity
of stsmp msterialis being reduced. The nine viii b
in operatiop % esrIy ip ApriH The show .. the Ever.
green good but tte wOri has been done orl,s 70
the egusIy Of the MEM sns c.y produesSbs rod %
,hyss men Three parties are now at work, and the
,Sov !, GOOD at all points. The showing st the Ns,
tionsl good At the Nebraska the butsrs are stu u
az "o,f VII yi.ibe in various parts OF the Mrnnes,a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
AIrhnal.

n II u + r " s r f NJ ID Y
~ May well be called the Lrtr GivER for tszn
ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC
For nervous diseases and decay of the physical powers
CURES NEURALGIA IN ONE DAY,
And often in one minute. and with single dose. for
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
Vv.. Pslp.ops Wasting o. the Strength Diseases Of the
Lama IL 10 The most
POWERFUL INVIG0RATOR
Ia the world inevitable effect Is 20 postpone tne
Liabilities Of sze sna iengben
HUMAN LIFE.
Sold by w A. CAULFlELD No. SS Broadway and seut free
b apy address OF receilt Of one dollar.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

The Resistey printed ct Monroe, Oachits PahAh,
Louisiana, brings the following account Of CLERICAL
adventure in that borough;
"Tbe Rev. Mr.. Taylor, who recently m .rried the
relic of the late 5. w Downs shot yesterday one Of
his wfes The negro killed was one noted for
his Standardization, having been preyiou,y shot t~o
or three timer. IL seems tina. Mr. Taylor undertook
10 correct the roy when he drew bis knife attacked
ste oyerseer ard defed HE master who skst him on
the pot. J. the report be tras, Mr.. T. wss fully
irs,iiied.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
r. w. WEsTCorT Auciioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE Of FIRST-CLASS ROSE

INTENSIVE SALE Of FIRST-CLASS ROSE
II WOOD FURNITURE and ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
ARRARGEMENTS-Brocsde Psror Suites, supeTb Paintings,
Epab brsnze ChaDdeers superior Piano Forte Library,
Wines &C. TO MORROW tSs, rdsyl a, lOt o'clock precisely.
embracing large and most Of rare sd vsqaoe
siere Bs de Roe nad crimson hrocsde Piano
Porte Pier Mantle Mfors Sofa CeDer aud Per Tables
yards Of Carpets Beds and Bedding Dining ami
China CuC.sss syerwsre &C. contained in the s'ge
which will be positive and without
Catalogues will be ready a, the hoU.e mornrg For
h-l PARTICULARS Herald and Times.
NB-Deposts will b. required from al rrchssegs aud relic.
bic persons will be In attendance ship ne goods
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

II I a
Tns GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE eonnecns ne AZ sss .ssc
hy continuous Ravsy direct. This kosd Lio conIese :.
Psbureh with dsfy res cf 70 al porn 90 tne
Rreu ard st Cleveland ard esldnsiy with ne ssems
all pors the North hwestsrn L.Les-nenps ne ne
cheap and reliable by which PREl0hT oHn %
10 and fro the Grs; West ,,~~ourpcu
RATES BFwWEIN PHILADELPHIA and fIIIspoAon
BEsr ILAs-Bots Shoes Hss and Caps Bsohh IS n-ns y
Dry Goods I'm bo,ss, baes and tlnnl, Drst' 100 D
fin bc1ss and hAesl, Feathers, Furs, Sc........;,
eaeoND CT Ass-Domestic Shestrg, shrrira NC ,o . -
@ .s,' nst,,ssI Ws.l nd Sheep 100 D.
FeHs, EsstvCc. kc......... .,.'.'........,'(
YnnD CLAss-Anyls Steel Chains n e.Ssse fso cents +
Eemp bsecn md Poyt, ssted noose or m ne.S 10 D.
Totoceo, aia1 tured, eIoept Cisars 0, tuiy ke
BorRrH CLAss-Cofee fsh, Bacon, Beef sho Al .,. e,
Pom On eashs OF ho,es Entvsrdl Larc nd LSd 3D.
OH H,i. Coca Ash German Cay tn. fheh' F~
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FLotk- 4 hbi Urti further rot<e.
GsN- 4 loO n Until furber nopce -. -. ,,,.,
CcrTos- kA-s, Lo. sxeevdIs ~ 10 "s'tAr O
porcs. .1,x.I,,,. \. ,.,
In sliprars esoes fsor Any port .sr Of fnaasInM
ts-tr "a usrt he t,eIse dvia Penrsyv.Is hafos AZ
ecods sensxnsd 70 Vie Agents d this Eoed -
Pt.sotrgh viii be srGed without eetee'oI 80,
pREIsHr rAeIyT~-Hans Womlsy Co. NJ "Prs ~ , -.
p s,ss 4 Co. s., Louis P. O. CESLy CO. L,Hsygss .in
Ir6.; DumesriI Bel L Co ard SsrerS 9e.tt" cn ~
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