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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP.-The Co-Partnership heretofore existing
under the firm and style of EARN EST RI SkELL
was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE l.. EARNEST will carry on the 0mni
bus business in his own name and pay all debts
tracted for the omnibus line during the cO-partner-
ship.
THOMAS RUSKELL will continue the Livery
contracted for the same by the concern during the
co-partnership. GEO l. EARNEST,
TH0S RUSKELL.
RfrtJS an n
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BETTER THAN DIPLoMAcY.-The minister of Qua
temala, at Washington, D. c., is busily engaged,
it is said, packing mp for his government, Sea Is
land, cotton seed, sugar cane plants, cotton, gins
and machines to hull rice and coffee, with view
to improve in agriculture. A perfect Solomon in
his profession.
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The PsrsrpEsT AND THE kansas. QUESTION. Is
stated that the President is engaged in writing
message TO Congress on the subject Of the present
state ofthe Kansas question, and In favor of the
immediate acceptance Of the Lecompson constitu.
ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

CRY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT:
This day, personally appeared before mo, L. W
Glazebrook. President, and Il. Mccarthy Secretary
OF the Monroe Building Fund Association and made
OF their KNOWLEDGE md belief
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January,
lS5S. r. NJ HUTTON ! P''
ia Fit
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OUrRAGE-0n Saturday night last, Mr.. James
Gallagher was attacked by four men while passing
along street in Philadelphia, beaten in dread
full manner, and robbed of SS5 in money and pa
pers to the value of So 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

NEW YORK MONEY MAkKEr.-The news from Eu.
rope 10 regarded a. favorable. The N. Y. Journal
Of Commerce says the money market in that city
10 buoyant and Increasingly active, with plenty OF
money.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
kaE- SKETCHES AND REcoLLECTIoNs

LYNcHBURG.-Those persons who have copies of the
prospectus issued some months since. proposing the
publication of the sketches will please send them in
to the post office indicated viz: "Tye River Ware
house, Nelson county" ia S-d6tcwlt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

ilee of Dry Goods. at LEWIS store of Barsa aims
10000 Collars of various styles and prices 10 he sod
at so per cent below their values shirt Bosoms at Is
cents actually worth 80 cents; Dmty aud Cambria
beige, lno trash.l at i2is cents Come and buy
some OF that fine Bleached Wamsutta Cotton at IL,
really the ncesf Cotton In the cty fine c6lored silk
Elastic Belts at Is cents. worth 50 cents Bonnet
Ribbons, OF the best quality at exceedingly low
prices 10 close ont the lot. Remember the place.
Jazz LEVY'S Is Main street
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CAPTURE OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., who murder
ed his wife and two children in Westheld, Mass,
few days ago was, it is believed, arrested in Dele
ware county, Vt, on Saturday.
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FmE.-Rueblers soap factory, six dwelling houses
aud one stable were entirely destroyed by fire on
Sunday night at Mauch Chunk, Pa. s5fS
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RGy" SPECIAL NOTICE. The second
lecture In the series OF lectures on The Relations of
Science aud Religion" will be delivered byIRev H.,
W sEELEY, at the 2d Baptist church, THIS EVE
MING, at ~ O'Clock.
subject for tonight. Geology"
The public are invited 10 attend. ia2--ltS
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DEATH OF A BosTos MERcHAsr.-Mr. +. A. Jopes
wellknown dry goods dealer In fremont row, in
Boston, died Sunday morning.
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BURNING OF A RAILROAD TRAcK.-Four or five hun
bred yards of the North Carolina Railroad track
near Smithfeld, were burnt on Saturday night
last. 1t is thought to have been the work of an
incendiary
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CARD.-At the Firemen's Ball on Mon.

y day evening, at the Old Market, gen tleman
took through mistake, an OvERC0Af belonging 10
another gentleman. and left hls own. The mistake
can be corrected by calling at the Exchange Hotel,
jaT-Ns
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Pbrt of Richmond, Jan. 26-LEgh Water o'ePk
ARRIVED,
Schr Haxsll, Winters, New York, mdse " "
Sloop Newburg, Coleman, Petersburg. wheat, Hax-
all d Co.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New YORK, mose
and passe myers, Ludlam Watson.
steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdse, buu'
schr Nickerson. Nickerson, Boston ndse, ID q
W Currie. go ~, N, ,.. n = W
schr Pearl westerville, New York, mdse. J"
Currie.
BosToS. Jan. 2s-Arrived, schr Fannie Currie'
Rogers from Richmond
Rio nv J,NEIRO. Dec lin port barque Winni'
Srad Manson master from Richmond.
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VIM. L. Hall and Nelson Cross have been con-
vieted o. murder In the FIRST degree In Franklin
county, No.
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ARMORY BAND

W. respectfully announce TO the pnblic that th%y
Sxx~ are now prepared 10 furnish the latest and
best MUSIC of the day for BAEf4S. PARTIES. &c.
Dir. u. I0EBMAS, the well known Az popular
Eioliniss having become smenlber vf the ARM0RY
BAND, they feel confident that their STRING
BAND will be second to none In the city. The
figures will Dc called by Dir. N. MELTON
JAMES B. SMITH.
=. S.-Auy number CT instruments furnished, from
two to ten. "a If-lms
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SHOCKING AcCIDENT.-An inquest was held in
Philadelphia on Saturday on boy named John
simpson, in the eighth year of his age, who was
scalded to death at the flour mill of Messrs Row
land Erven, in consequence of the explosion of
the blow pipe. The little fellow was shockingly
disfgured by the accident, his flesh being almost
boiled loose from his bones
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-A 1.-THE

HARTSH0RNE'S Gu RE-A L. 1.-THE
IL GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT0Ri
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical
or Medical Science for the rapid cure OF RHEUMA-
TiSN, NEURALGIA, TUOTH.ACHE, EAR-ACHE
SORE THROAT. STIFF NECK, or pain ia the
LIMBS, SIDE, BACK. or any part Of the body.
IL is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. which arises frUIn weak stomach
bowel. Thousands of persoHs who have used lIARTs-
aORSE's CURE-ALL. have been astonished at its
derful power in removing any pain from the sys
TEN
EB- Bottles Is, 80 cents. and 81.
To be had of PURCELL, LADD & CO and all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk aud Petersburg.
ia III
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GEN. WALKERS RECEPTION IN MOBILE-DIS
cc.L-I, nQIlE SECR

CLOSURE OF AN IMPORTANT SECRET.
MOBILE, Jan. GA large and enthusiastic meet
ing was held here last night to greet Gen. Walker
Speeches were made by Gen. Walker; Rev. Mr..
Brownlow, and others. In the course Of his re-
marks, Walker disclosed the secret of the Govern
ment opposition to his movement, it having been
proposed that he should go to Mexico and incite
war in that country, with the view of acquisition
of territory
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LIZ YOU would save lard in making bis.

l. cults and bread, aud have it light sweet and
wholesome, Use SEMPLES INFALLI BILE BAkING
POWDER. JOHN W. GAkLICk,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Market Place, Franklin st.
Read the following certificate from "A gentleman
who has used them for a long time.
RICBMORD, Jan IL, Is5S
I have used SEMPLES BAKING POWDER for
some time in my family and feel no hesitance in say
ing they excel all others | have used, and
would recommend trial of them TO persons wish
ing TO have good bread. I. g. BELL.
CUPERIOR TOOTH BRUSH HE'S
~ LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON invite public item
ton to their large and varied assortment of ally
genuine iENGLlSH TOOTH BRUSHES. which in
Guides many OF their own patFerns-the designs of
which were sent by them to one of the best manu-
factories in London. where the brushes were manu-
featured expressly TO their own order.
They wished to offer to the public Brush from
which tie bristles would not tall out, and VIII ich
while ii would polish the teeth without scratching
the enamel, or larceratiDg the gains would also
reach the interstices between the teeth where decay
is so liable TO begin. They believe these brushes
will meet those desiderata and they confidently
recommend them rs being fully equal in every re-
spect to the formerly world-renowned PrOut's
Brushes. The assortment comprizes all sizes, and
all degrees of hardncss in the bristles. For le
Wholesale and Retail. by
LAIDLEY L ROBINSON.
Chemists, &C., 4th aud Franklin street..
Jan p. Richmond Va.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-In Philadelphia, n few days
ago, a lad named Ed. West met with singular ac-
cdent by which one of his eyes was cut out and
his life endangered. 1t appears that the boy was
washing shelf, under which there was number
of bottles of mineral water, when one of the bot
ties exploded and sharp piece of the bottle flew
up, striking the lad in the eye, cutting it out.
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THE FIRST AND ONLY AUTHORI

l. FED LIFE OF JEFFERsoN-THE LIFE OF
THOMAS JEFFERSON, BY HENRY 5. RAN
DALI, LII. D-Ilustrated by several Steel Engrav-
ings, including two Portraits of Mr. JEFFER on aud
view of Monticello. also various fac SinlileS in
Guiding the Original Draft of the Declaration Of In.
In Three Volumes octave. bound in neat cloth. per
set. Retail $3.50.
The same--bound In sheen library STYLE nor set
retail 50.
The same-bound in half calf or half antique per
This Life of Mr. jefferson, is in every sense of the
word an authorized work. 1t was undertaken un-
der the appreciation of his family with an unrese, "
ceived the benefit OF their recoectious and opinions
at every step. The purely original materials and
,acts wiz comprise pr3nahiy one,third OF The work.
terials which have already heen published, II has
been Mr. Randsls aim. as often a. practicable. To
present Mr.. Jefferson's own words. The work will
contain his expressi perhaps every great pub
ic question which arose. from his advent 20 public
life to his deatha period OF about sixty yoars-and
embracing the whole FORMING period of the Repuh-
Tic. 1t VIII also con ain. besides Mr.. Jefferson's
heretofore unpublished iamly correspondence &C.
iectons from his finest published Letters. State Pa
pers, &c.
From the auspices under which Mfr. Randalrs
work has been prepared, from his long and unre-
pen instantly for five years. we have strong reason
to hope that the American people TO be fur.
nish.d with what they have long wanted-a clear,
candid and truthful biography of Thomas Jeffer-
son;"'-f Richmond ga South.
ut contains. indeed, the promise of far more
complete and worthy life of Jefferson than has yet
appeared. or than could be written By any other
man N. L. Commercial Adrertiser
'Itis perhaps no great praise 10 say that this will
prove quite the most satisfactory biography of JEFF
terson In the language but it will also be one which
cannot easily be shaken from its supremaey."-N.
y EperiRr Ibst.
lie (Mr Randall.) is fully competentto the task
world what il has never had though long wanted, a
minute. accurate, and complete life of the Sage of
Monticello VI Philadelphia N. ARericdn
GEORGE NJ WEST is SOLE AGENT for the sale
If this work in Richmond The work will be COM
plete in 2 months. Vol il now ready. Persons
.esdng at distance can have the work sent to
hem free of Postage or Freight. by RENTING the
rice TO GEORGE NJ WEST,
Publisher, Bookseller ard Stationer,
Nos. and Exchange Block
ia27-It I4th street
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hoy SALE OF REAL Estate. ON UNI,

nS~ SALE OF REAL Estate, ON UNION
hill, THIS DAY.-We request particular attention to
the eale This Day. upon the premises, commencing
at AZ o'clock p. NJ. of the valuable Residence now
occupied by MT. VIM Shields, and several Building
Lots adjoining For particulars, refer to the auc-
ton column OF the paper.
ja27 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts
k8- ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE Mon
ROE BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION, to LIST January.
1873:
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GVlfpg COWS AND CALVES FOR
NIT sALE.-Two good Mich Cows. with
- calves, for sale. Apply at the Lousa
Hotei, near Central Depot. 27-ll*
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

wM. r. FOSTER, ESQ. 10 the Agent for the DAILY
DISPATCH 10 Norfolk, the circulation OF the paper
there having increased TO an extent demanding per
sonal attention 10 It's distribution. the collection OF
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ii This command will assemble for DRILL at Mill
tary Hall, This (WEDNEeDAY) EVENING. at
IA O'Clock, promptly.
WIN W WOOD. Orderly, 81 1t
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Northern Markets.
NEW YORK. January 26 Flour lull, unchanged
Wheat buoyan Corn is advancing: sales of white
at 6S a 20 cents. Stocks dull and lower.
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HEADQUARTERS 18TH REGIMENT, !

il Companies "A" and B. of "the YOUNG GUARD
BATTALION" will assemble this "WEDNESDAY
evening at ~ O'Clock. for BUSINESS DRILL. Or
PICERs WILL APPEAR WITH SIDE ARMS. Be prompt.
By order of the COLONEL.
G. p. RApy. Adit l7qth Regiment. la2T-It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

O. FOR RENT OR LEASE.-The
E:a TENEMENT ON GRACE STREET, at pres
ent 0ccdpisd ~ dwelling by Mr.. G. w. Macmurdo
Possession given on the LIST Of April next.
ALS0--A STORE on PEARL STREET, next
door to Messrs. Brummell Register; and a NEW
BRICK WAREHOUSE on the Basin near the COR
of 10th and Cary streets. Immediate pose sion
given of the two last mentioned buildings Apply to
ia I7-eCits JOHN KUTukRPOU1iD.
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NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.

Advertisements for the DsrArcH must be handed
by sz o'clock IN ne afternoon in order 10 appear
the nexsday The heavy pressure Of advertisems nts
upon the columns Of our PAGER will not admit OF
their reception AFTER the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

GREAT RoBBERY.-The watch and jewelry store
of Mr.. James Miller in NilledgeviIlc, Ga, was bro
ken into on Monday night by burglars They
well the money in his safe, carrying off prop
erty in gold and silver, watches, money, jewelry,
&C, to the amount of S16 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

HEADQUARTERS CITY GUARD,"l
a RICHMOND. Jan'y 10Th, 1855. !
W 0pnrpS No "
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YEAR! $1,000 A YEAR -!

E'OR RENT-A Market Garden, known
PeaTce's Garden. situated Ia tho Valley. near
the Central Railroad in the city. Possession given
ia 26-6ts FRANKLIN STEARNs.
RUCKWnEAT FLOuR-ODly 81 per
- bag, at WIN KINGS.
la 2f-5t
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WANTS.

WANTED-By Boy, fifteen years
" of age. a situation in a grocery. hardware, hat
establishment, any light work where he may
make himself us. full. Can bring good recommends
tons for industry, &c. Apply at this office.
Ia -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

E0R HIRE.-One young woman, a
Il good washer and ironer, and accustomed also 10
general house work, and two girls, good nurses ard
chambermaids. Apply tn
THOMAS j. BAGBY
General Agent, No 3 " TALL street
ia H-3t Between Main and Franklin.
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- FOR RENT.-A brick HOUSE |
E:a on 18th street, near Broad. The house has |
five rooms with kitchen attached, gas in the house,
and city water in the yari. Apply on premises or
to JOHN A. LACY. |
in 2T-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

Tar EIscrroS IN KASsas.--A proclamation issued
by Governor Denver, and signed also by the Pres
ident of the Legislative council and the Speaker OF
the House, on the 14th Of January, has been re-
eeived at Washington, giving the result Of the
vote at the election on the 9TH Of January upon
the adoption Of the Lccompton constitution. The
vote thus certified, Is for the Lecompton consitu.
zion with slavery, 1876 votes; for the same without
slavery "a, and against the entire constitution TO-,
as votes. or course the late election Of State Of
acers. claimed by the free state men, amounts to
nothing until Kansas becomes a State.
, 1858-01-15

UNITED STATES CoAsr SURvEY.-From
the printed directions in regard to the ope-
rations of the Coast Survey for the years
1878, it appears that extensive prepara-
tions have been made for the continuation
Of the great work. This includes, says the
Washington Union, primary and main
triangulations, and astronomical and mag
netic observations and reconnaissance
Within the scope of observation are the
coasts Of Oregon and Washington Terri
tories and the triangulation for connecting
the Islands Of Santa Barbara channel with
the coast. In connection with the Office,
electrotyping and printing operations re-
quiring in all its departments, gentlemen
Of profound science, artists, mechanics
clerks and various persons in subordinate
capacities. Oregon Standard
, 1858-01-15
THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY.

THIS INSTITUTION, incorporated by the I.egsla
j. ture of the State of New York, Capital 800 OO0,)
was founded for the purpose Of supplying the public
with the celebrated GRAEFEN BERG MEDICINES
The series comprises remedies for nearly every disease
adapted to every climate. For Families, Travellers
Seamen Miners use they are unequaled All the Medi
cnes are PURELY VEGETA BILE, and warranted ia
cure the diseases for which they seyeray recon-
mended.
The Graefenberg Company does not profess to cure
all diseases with one or two medicines Our series
consists of ELEVEN different kinds, adapted to the
various diseases incident to the temperate and tropical
climate. The following comprise the series of Graef
enberg Medicines:
, 1858-01-15
"A FORWARDING, a
Storage 4 Commission

HE undersigned having erected at Port Town
Il send, Washington Territory. large and oOmmo-
dous warehouse, well adapted 70 the storage Of grain
merchandise, freight etc. intended for transportation
up or down the coast, awaiting the necessary means
Of conveyance, would inform the shippers and traders
Of the Sound that they prepared to store such
articles on the usual terms.
Also. being extensively engaged in the business Of
TRANSPORTATION, either as owners Of or agents
for most Of the coasting vessels Of the Sound, they
arc further prepared TO FORWARD such articles Of
merchandise, stock and grain may be entrusted to
them to any point the Sound or Straits. Vancou.
vers Island or elsewhere, may be desired. at the
shortest notice and accommodating terms.
Patronage respectfully solicited. For further nfor
nation address the undersigned.
y. S. FOWLER & co.
Port Townsend. Aug. 10, 1856. no.39-ti.
, 1858-01-15
Notice.

Territory Of Washington In the District Court Of the
County Of Thnrston. I'd Judicial District
To John l.. Butler.
You are hereby notified that A. B. Cove, assignee
Of the Kendall Co., has filed complaint against you
10 said court which will come to be heard at the
first term Of the court which shall commence more
than three months after the fourth day Of December
1851 and unless you appear at said term and answer
the will be taken as confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint Is 10 recoy
er Judgment against you for the sum Of two hundred
nineteen dollars and eghtyone cents for goods and
merchandise purchased Of the Kendall Co.
B. +. KENDALL.
Attorney for Plaintiff
OLYMPIA Dec. !. ISL n2.3m,
, 1858-01-15

The PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-We- enter
tain hope of being able to obtain a copy
of the Presidents Message in time to give
it publicity, in full, next week, in which
event we will leave out all the advertise.
ments in our next issue, Except the legal
ones,) or publish an extra, iy order to bring
up the Legislative proceedings, which, it
will be observed, has been crowded out ol
to-day's issue.
, 1858-01-15
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN obtained letters Of administration from the pro
bate court Of Lewis county W. t. upon the estate Of
John McCamick, decd, late of said county, bearing
date December 10th, 1851. All persons who are in
debled to said estate requested to make payment
and all persons having claims against the estate are
required to present them for settlement to the under
signed at his residence at CowlitZ Landing, Lewis
county Washington Territory, with the necessary
vouchers within one year from the date hereof.
HENRY MILES,
Admir- with the will annexed
Lewis county, W. T., Dec. 30, 1857.
, 1858-01-15

WASHINGTON.
1850 From Rtnier, Or. by Monticello, Wash. Ter,
Castle Rock, Cowlz, Highland, Newacum,
Grand Mound, and Sutter Creek, to Stella
COON City, 10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Rainier Wednesday at 6 m;
Arrive at steildcoom City next Friday by'2
pm;
Leave Steiacoom City Saturday at G m;
Arrive at Rainier next Monday by m;
Bids to extend to Seattle 50 miles further, will
be considered
l2Ijl From Vancouver, by Cascades, to Wascopum,
Oregon s5 miles and back once in two
Leave Vancouver every other Wednesday at 10
am;
Arrive at Wascopum next Friday by - m;
Leave Wascopum every other Monday at am;
Arrive at Vancouver next Wednesday by am;
Bids for more frequent trips will be consid-
cred.
1852 From Cowlitz to Boise Fort Prair,e Is miles
and back, once week.
Leave COwlitz Thursday at M;
Arrive at Boise Fort Prairie by p m;
Leave Boise Fort Prairie Friday at am;
Arrive at Cowlz by 2pm;
1858 From Oak Point by Boise Fort Prairie, to
Grand Mound, so miles an back once in two
weeks.
Leave Oak Point every other Friday at IN;
Arrive at Grand Mould next day by pm;
Leave Grand Mound every other wednesday
Arrive at Oak Point next day by pm.
1854 From Olympia, by Eaton's and lelm Prairie,
to Fort Montgomery, 40 miles and back, once
in two weeks.
Leave Olympia every other Monday at am;
Arrive at Fort Montgomery by p m;
Leave Fort Montgomery every other Tuesday
at am;
Arrive at Olympia by p m.
l2Tjj From Olympia, by Brucepor, 0ysteryille, Che
nook and Pacific City, to Astoria, Oregon, once
ntwo weeks and back to Chenook, and once
week the residue.
Bidders to state distance and schedule Of arri'
walls and departures.
Proposals to run the entire route once week
are invited.
1856 From Olympia, by Arcadia to Oakland, and
back once week.
Bidders to state distance and schedule OF arri-
walls and departures
, 1858-01-15

"LEscm."-A petition has been in crcu
Iation for the past few weeks, addressed to
Gov. McMUIlIN, fer the pardon of 'Lescb
A remonstrance is also in circulation ad
dressed tc the Governor, praying that the
decision of the Supreme court be confirm.
cd, and that "Leschi" hang, as per deci
sion.
, 1858-01-15

return Qr Col. CAsEY-We omitted al
the proper time, to note the return from the
Atlantic side to this Territory, of 1t Col
CASEY, of the 9th Infantry. He resumed
command Of Fort Steilacoom some six
weeks or two months since, and returned
with his family, measurably re-instated in
health.