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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
Session ls5s-':,9.
1NHS INSTITUTION. situated in the Metropolis of Vr-
gina and endowed bv the State offers The student
every facility theoretical and practical instruction The
study nf Practical Anatomy be prosecuted under the
most favorable circumstances regards climate and supply
of material, and very traing expense. Clinical in
strcton is given the Infary attached the Co ey
which under the roof with the lecture rooms-ihus
erng student peculiar facilities for The daily
servatn disease. This Infirmary also the Marine
Hospital for the port of Richmond. The Richmund Aims
hunse is likewise under the c,ntr. of the Faculty.
An experience If has demonstrated the
vahages of the city Richmond location South
Medical Schuul, and every effort will be made to
der this institution worthy of continuance of public pat
ronage.
The annual course of lectures vii, commence the first
Mnndav in October and continue until the LIST of March,
making session Of noe h'""tt*.
FACULTY:
Charles Bell Gibson, NJ d. Professor of Surgery and
David H. Tucker NJ d, Prof: Of Theory and Practice OF
Medicine.
Beverly r. Wexford NJ D., Prof of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics
.Arther E. Pecoas NJ D., Prof of General and Special
Levin s. Joynes NJ D., Professor of Institutes of Medi
cine, &c.
James H. Conway, M. D.. Prof. of Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children
james b. McCaw. NJ. D., Prof of Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
Marion Howard, NJ D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
For the entire course of lectures, $1O5 90
Demonstration of Anatomy, 10 90
Naturalization, 500
Graduation, 25 90
L s. JOYNES. Nd
Dean of the Faculty.
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Xk WINNERS PIANO FORTE PBIo XRrAk 49, md
complete method Of learning to play on ~ tosts
without Master. fEF-s.57eE s''.-
In this work the rudimens Of Music szpi1asd In
and simple manner, while Melodies acslss ard Exes
cises are INTRODUCED which calculated 70 interest and
of the newest Songs Polkas, Marches, Wai oadrilss
and Opera Airs. never bs1Drc published in woek
Price FIFfY CENfa :l,,ti-t5 @- =; iIr, = : :.
Also on the same plan !. =, 2, ,..s,sfE 49,.
WINNERS GUITAR PRIMER So.
WINNERS VIOLIN PRIMER,
WINNERS FLUTE PRIMER
WINNERS ACCORDEOH and e.,
FLUTlNA PRIMER.
Price Of each Ftys1 OxxaD.
For ae BY
Raleigh, March 90 1883. a.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
es i'm South

Missionary Travels and Researches i'm South
Africa, rs.
NLUDING A SKETCH OF SIXTEEN YEARS
residence in the Interior af Africa, and Journey from
the Cape of Good Hope to Loanda the West Coast
thence the Continent down the River Zambesi to
the Eas ern Ocean: by DAVID LIVINGSTONE, LII, D. d.,
e. -Felow of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons
Glasgow, Corresponding Member of the Geographical and
Statistical Society Of New York, Gold Medalt and Cor.
responding Member of the Royal Geographical Societies Of
London and Paris
W. L. POMEROY
Raleigh, April Z, 1858. 2s-
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE.
NEG EE l. WILLIAMS, AGENTS

FIRE INSURANCE.
MCGEE WILLIAMS. AGENTS
RALEIGH n c.
REENsBORO' MUTUAL INSURANCE
u C0MPANY.-Such has been the care and economy of
the oiheers OF this Company that free from debt
have made no assessments, and have hand large
capital VIZ in premium notes S457 Os; cash Si
345 ss-making total of S41O5o4 92 meet any losses
that may aecrle we therefore have hesitation saying
to the puoiIc that there safer Company
ern country The most Of the Risks this Company be-
ing in the Western part OF the Stae whore the from
JAMES SLOAN, President
=. w. OGBURN. Vice President.
9; MENDENHALL, Attorney.
pETEK WM 4RAMS Nm ys ySsssre'ary and Treasurer
j: 4 4 aaIsass. Executive Committee.
Ali ce,annnes.,io,s business connected with this Of
Greensboro'. n. c.. July o.. ss~tf
xREENsLOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE m
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com.
piy offers inducements those wishing to effect Insur.
ansss for Ife rarely presented by similar institutions
Those who take Policies Of Insurance for Life, those
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund
and from the large of Deposits in the Trust De-
poyed. 'lA'
Policies of Insurance issued on the applicants own life
or On the lives OF slaves, for year, term of years.
Deposits Of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which that of uemg Bank-and the
del"sito's allowed interest the of per cent per
annum for any time not exceeding four months per
over four and exceeding months; and per cent
for any time months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address
ID. p WEIR Sec d Treus
Greensborough, N T. September l, 1854. Sly
N. c. Mutual Life Insurance Company,l
RALEIGH, May llih, 1875. (
TN COMPLIANCE WITH RESOLUTION
Of the Board "t Directors adopted April sd, 1885, this
Company will insure the lives of healthy persons between
the Of 10 and A. payable when the party reaches the
age uf -" years. and between the ages of Is and
resen ative should he die before reaching those ages
The Company will also sell annutes life or for
term Of years. BY thus enlargng its operations and ex.
tending its usefulness the Company presents claims
to that public appreciation acquired BY its iberaty and
r: H. BATTLE, secty.
3S-tf
Newbern Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
| TuNIIIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN OPERATION
Il %EAR THREE YEARS, during which time no as
sessnent has been made is of debt and offers ef
| feet Insurance On the most favorable terms
| Newbern, N. c.
July l, 1853. 54-3m
| NOTICE.
| " rectors Of the NORTIi-CAROIINA MUTUAL IN.
SURANCE COMPANY levied an assessment of Der cent
all unexpired PREMIUM NOTES in the Office Of the
Company the I'd of February, 1855: and the sth
all unexpired PREMIUM NOTES in the Office ON the s.d
Of March, 1853. The assessments made in conse
OF the heavy losses sustained by the Company
| I'D the zu rcbruury I'D Marcn.
| By order of the Exec. Com.
HAMDEN s. SMITH, Sect'y.
| May IA. 1858. 39-tf.
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Law COpartnership.

H. W. MILLER Il G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, n. c..
"AVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
Ill in the practice Of the law in the County Courts will
attend promptly all business entrusted to their
Ther viii attend the County Courts of Wake Johnston,
ya,h, Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange
Office Fayetteville Street, above the Lawrence Hotel,
where the other may be constantly found.
Jan q lS5S. S-tf.
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J. W. MARTIN.
ME UNDERSIGNED have this da, formed Co-part-
- nershIp under the style and firm of
McPheeters & Ghiselin.
and will contine the Wholesale Grocery and Commission
business ut the old stand A. NJ McPheeters Co., Wills
Wharf
A. NJ. McPHEETERS,
HENRY GHlSELlN.
August 2, 1885,
We beg to call attention above notices. and solicit
a continuance of the favor extended to the old firm.
We shall keep always hard full and well selected
stock of all articles in the
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS.
which will sell the accommodating terms and
all consignmens Of Flour, Hheat, Gun C0tton Nacot
Stores or other articles of produce shall have best and
McpHEETERs & GHtsElIN.
Wills Wharf
NOrf,k, August 3, 1873. IT,
w. G. WIIlTFORO,
GENERAL 0MMISSION MERCHANT,
EAST FRoNr-STREET,
NEWBERN, N. c.,
FOR
Smiths Line New.York Packets.
GOODS RECEIVED AND FORWARDED.
June Is 1883 49-6mpd
BARRON C. WATSON. CASTOR MEAREs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
34 Burlins Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
~ 1hern produce
Dec. II. 7-swtf.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ARCHITECTURE.


~ Smiths Brick Building Fayetteville ST. Raleigh,
furnish designs for Churches Public Buildings Stores,
Town Country Residences alterations of Old Build
ngs Specifications and Superintendence He will also
tend to the laying off grounds for Ornamentaton and sup
With an educational training for his Profession and
practical experience for than Is Public and
Private works in Europe Canada and the United States
The Building Committee on the Chapel Hill University
The Building Committee on the Raleigh new Baptist
Church,
R. $. Tucker, Esq. Raleigh.
vs.. bn''s Esq., X ksckS ' Mount, Edsseomes county;
n b. large number of Original Designs for Churches
Villas. &c, can he seen at his office.
August Z, 1855. 6s-5m.
FALL 1858.
HI HAMILTON & GRAH A M,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
A RE prepared to offer the favorable terms,
IA to HAcIss"t~ Buyers large Stuck OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Govds,
Selected with great for the
Fall and Winter Trade,
which, for varer. beauty, and its adaptation to the
VIRGINIA, AND .,,,,,, un ,nr
will be found second to none.
Buy from all sections invited to close and rgd
"''''"" '' " 80 i, ." SYCAMORE STREET.
September :, 1873. %
MILITARY GOODS,
SWORDS, SASlIES, BELTS EPAULETTES. LACES,
And every Description of Military Goods,
ACCORDING
Latest Z. s. Arn.y ani State Regulations.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY Il GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
10 Maiden Lane,
New YoRk.
June 80, 1855. 55-ly.
1858. FALL IMPORTATION. 1858.
ARMSTRONG;, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, SILK GOODS, AND STRAW
BONNETS,
No. 237 Baltimore street,
BETWEEN CHARLES HANOVER sTs.,
BALTIMORE,
Offer stock above Goods unequaed in variety, extent
and cheapness in the United States.
Terms strictly months, or of for Par funds.
August "a, 1888. 6s-3mpd
in. sAFFoLD TN ARLINGTON.
sAFFOLD & ARLINGTON,
ATTORN AT LAW,
Montgomery, Ala.
Practice in the Counties of Montgomery. Macon. Au.
tauga Iwndes. Dallas and Wilcox aud in the SUPREME
and DISTRICT COURTS.
OrrIcE on Perry Street. near the Court House
August 25, le5S. 6S-2m.
DRY GOODS-SPRING, 1858.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FRENCH GERMAN BRITISH AMERICAN FABRICS
HAVE NOW IN STORE A COMPLETE ASSORT-
LII ment of and seasonabe Dry Goods, for the
Spring and Summer Trade.
Special at ntion is solicited from the North Carolina
and Virginia Merchants.
JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDELL,
WM. H. CROW,
Nos 7s and 50, Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va,
March D.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Cures Guaranteed.
nR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
/ The last year new remedy for CANCER-purey
,a,,lle and ,ertecy harmless. Persons visiting him
M mi be required pay anything unit! is effected
% cases that have been rendered ncurable at least
u h,,ni by the use of Mineral pnsons He alsn treats
;nI, tuners disease Of the throat, rheumasm
atc!'n>. &c .., Al, -.
actor forwarded l., any that may wish them
Address, j. A. CI.OPTON,
Huntsville, Ala.
Marri, Ii, 1888. 22-
CANCERS. ULCERS, TUMORS, SCROFU.
LA aud all other Diseases of the Skin, cured by the
u,e l,r C,ptonS remedies.
n,hicrS CONTAINING testimonials of the highest charac-
Tar forwarded To anv that wish them.
Per>us wishing It test the wonderful efficacy of DR.
Cssn< Remedies, must correctly describe their disease,
giving all particulars from its encement location,
srlpnt &C." Medicines sent by mail
Address j. A. CLOPTON. NJ. D.
Huntsville, Ala.
January 5. 8
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J. w. JOHNSON,

J. w. JOHNSON,
Attorney at Law, Raleigh, N. C.
WILL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
w y the collection Of all kinds of claims renewing
and dsentng in Bank hiring and renting proper
~ and buying and selling real estate commission Re
r'" Charles Dewey. Cashier Bank of the State. W II.
dent Rregh and CASTOR Railroad and G. W. Murdecai
President of the Bank of the State
all letters enclosing money must be registered. Office
on Fayetteville ST. opposite the Market Square.
Sept ~. S7-tf
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGI

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGEs
TIME NEXT SESSION of this Institution will open
Il THURSDAY, THE 18TH SEPTEMBER, and close
the LAST THURSDAY OF JUNE.
FACULTY:
William A. Smith, D. D President, and Professor of
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Jno. C. Wills A. NJ. Professor of Mathematics and As
trOnOmy.
William B. Carr, A. NJ, Prof of Ancient Languages.
Bennet Puryear A. NJ, Prof of Experimental Sciences
William A. Shepard, A. B., Assistant Prof of Ancient
Languages and Mathematics and Instructor in French
r. s. IsbeR A. B., Principal Preparatory Department.
This school has been from the College premises,
but h sufficiently the accommodation of students
in this DEPARTMENT. --'.. -' .-
EXPENSES - ...--. .- "a. f-
Tuition per term of weeks payable in ssS 90
ITO students in Experimental Science) SO
French exra) per term of " weeks in advance, 90
Analytical Chemistry (extra) :" - as.-.s Is 90
English studies in Prem. Department q" Is 90
Board Der term of 20 weeks payabe in advance 50 90
Students rooning in College furnish their own rooms,
and pay for lights, fuel and washing. -.<-
Preparatory students obtain board in the neghbor-
hood for less. --.. s --ss- .s-..s-r.-; .s--,-
Such students do not desire complete the course,
may be graduated in the separate Departments and receive
special Diplomas -7'Rfs
July "a. 1853 ss--tsothsspt
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Newbern Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
VNIIIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN OPERATION
Il %EAR THREE YEARS. during which time no as
has been made of debt and offers to ef
feet Insurance the most favorable terms.
MOSES W. JARVIS, Sec,'y.
Newbern N. C.
July l, 1858. 54-3m
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NEW VOLUMES r..
OF THE f..
FOUR GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,

Edinburgh, North British, Westminster, aaa
London Quarterlies, and BlackwOod's
Edinburgh Magazine, tMonthly,) 49,.
COMMENCED WITH JANUARY, 1858.
TERMS SUBSCRIPTION
ANY one Review BiackwOod, 8 year. Black
and Review-or any Reviews, 6. The four Ke.
views and Backwood $O Four copies to address $50
PosrAeE (which should be paid Quarterly in sdvance On
the four Reviews and BackwoOd to any Post Ocn in tho
United States only year. Namely: "A cents
year each Review and "a cents year On Backwood
Address, L. SCOTT 4 CO., Publishers,
81 Gold Street, Corner Fulton New York
April !, 1s5s - 27-h +
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BUSINESS CARDS.

IS NOTICE.
VV\HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
- the undersigned under the style and finn of A. M
sent. y
W. Martin having disposed of his interest the bust.
ness OF the late hrm will be settled by the other parners
only.
A. NJ. McPHEETERS,
HENRY GHISEL4IN,
J. w. MARTIN.
August 2, 1858.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Jbnsron and Chatham: the Superior Courts OF New Ham
and Sampson, and the Terms of the Federal Courts,
and Supreme Court of Nnr,h-Cirolina at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
L. HAYWOOD, Jr.
Raleigh, May 90. 50 -sw.
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OF TRAVEL, By MADAME OC-
- TAVA WALTON LEVEKT,
For Sale by
Raleigh, Dec. la. - 80. ---~ ,5r4i lis
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HECTOR DAVIS,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For Sale of Negroes,
FRANKLIN ST., RICHMOND, VA.
SELLS NEGROES BOTH PUBLICLY AND
- privately and pledges his best efforts to obtain the
highest market prices.
He has safe and commodious JAIL where he will board
all Negroes intended for his sales at 81 per day.
Nav 27 1858. 43-tf
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HENRY r.. BRYAN.
AiioKNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
1 Raleigh, N. C.
' -l' lS5S .~s. 60-tf.
, 1858-10-15


Ss- DR.. Harney, Of the U.Ssl, brother of ca,o-,,
Harvey died at Baton Rouge roeeatly '''"'
q No Minister has yet been selected 70 -0n..
the United States at Paraguay. NF'eseh'
PmLADELrHIA, Sept. 4th, Is5s.-Tbe gro,, H.
and the Rev A. PIyne OF New England co,,ro uessee
here on Tuesday next. Both gentlemen sra 'lences
the city. ParsOn BroWnlow is suffering F ~" IN
chits. and his speeches will be read by anotbsr orSn
debate is to continue five evenings. Inc
Pacific MAILs.->During September and o,,o,.-
tue Post Office Department hope to have tv vooer r
mail lines to the Pacific in operation-WellS Pnt. ,oIe
tepec route. Aeuuan'
E5- Mr.. Butterded, one of the overland CoIie,,.,.
mail contractors, has arrived in St. Louis for ths @
pose of completing his arrangement, for nptti PIt
contract in operation by the 18th Of September "e
CT Among the exofieials now on ,ho
Europe are Mr. Hawthorne, late consp n ",ug IN
Hon Mr, Seymour, late munster at st. petarsbSoi,
Hon. X. Dale Owen, late minister at Nanlns gtiei
and other gentlemen are travelling with peet
dent Pierce, who is making an unostentatous tnnr r
the continent. ''ur oi
- HS Ex-Presdent Martin Van Buren is on n whit ~
New lork. lie seems younger and more active tbon
"heh occupying the White House, twenty years AGO
60 Lord Palmerston, TO please Lady PaIme,s,o,
~ about to relinquish public life, and reside On H.
Dublin letter. w '"'sA
ES- Government having abandoned the attemnt ~
improve Red river, two boats with the tackle NIbicp
cost 10000, have been sold for $2l65 ""''"
a5- Lord Derby has sgniaed the willingness, o, ,b.
British government to so amend The Charter Of ~
Atlantic Telegraph Company as 10 place the iTn;tsS
states and British government footing Of abSo.
lutte equality. ''V
, 1858-10-15
SeriOuS Collision.

The steamer ResoiE!e. Capt. Pray, while
on her passage from Port Madison to
Olympia with heavy deck load of mer-
cbandise, came in collision with the p. NJ
S. S. Co.'s steamer Northcrner, bound
down.
The accident occurred on Sunday even
ing last, about 8 o'clock, of South Bay.
The Resolaic suffered severely, having lost
bowsprit, head-gear and stem-broken rail
both sides-csrried away here foremast,
&c, besides damage TO goods of about
$500. The cost of repairs to the vessel
will be about $1,000. &.
The NOrtherier, also, we learn, was seri-
ously damaged ; and what is more unfor-
tunatc, soldier, passenger on board, had
both his legs broken. The damage TO the
NortherNer, it is stated, will reach $4,000.
Capt. PRAY states he saw the lights Of
the Northerer some twenty minutes before
the collision, and put his helm aport, in
tending to give her o wide berth; he was
steering himself and observed that as she
approached, her course was changed, and
that she was running directly across the
RssOiute'S bow. This was discovered too
late to avoid her, and the steamers came
tOgether,- one going about niue and the
other eleven knots. The conclusion was
terrible. Every man was knocked fiat on
deck. The wheel Of the Northeyner then
passed over the bow of the Resolute, bury
ing her so that the water covered the
deck, running into the fre-room and cabin.
Fortunately, however, the action Of the
wheel separated the two vessels, aud find
ing she was not likely to sink, Capt. Pray
at once proceeded to Olympia, where he
arrived about 9 P. NJ same evening. 1t
was only the great strength Of the ResolGte
that prevented the blow from sinking her
instantly.
, 1858-10-15

NEW BoOK.-The readers OF light litera-
ture, We doubt not, would be deeply inter.
ested in the perusal of new book which
has just made its appearance, entitled
MABEL VAUGHAN," by the author of the
" LAMPIIGHrER" 1t is a sprightly written
rOmanee-Pursly American, and is very
popular in the Atlantic States and in Cali
fornia-tTenty.six Thousand copies of the
work haJing been sold by the publisher
since % appearance. For sale at the
" Pioneer Book Store" Olympia.
, 1858-10-15
Hon. Edmund c. Fitzhugh,


rtNvIh VIII 9s STang to tss many friends Of Colonel NE
Buchanan to the highly honorable and responsible
Territory.
We find the above in the San Francisco
Herald of the 9d inst. 1t is bnt lust to
say, in this connection. that Col FrrzHreu
never sought the position which has bpt
recently been rendered TO him. and WAS
only induced to accent it and oualify
through the earnest solicitation Of nromi.
nent statesmen at Washington citv and
his numerous warm political and personal
friends in this Territory. who petitioned
the President for his appoiptmeut And
although We have never hsard the cbnrr,
made that Col. P. is not in every way
competent aud well qualified to discharge
the duties Of Associate Judge, with honor
and credit to himself, and 10 the satisfac-
tion Of the public, yet his appointment
seems to have given mortal offence TO the
opposition, in some counties in the Terri
tory, as well as having excited the envy
and malice of a small cOterie of political
aspirants, protesting to belong to the demo-
cratic party. To such q length has perse,
cution attended bis appointment, that a
mean and cowardIy effort was made, we
are told, at the late term of the district
court for the Sd judicial district, to prevent
him from qualifying, in order that the late
incumbent whom he has succeeded. might
be enabled to hold over. But that Judge
+. will successfully and triumphantly live
down all the opposition and persecution
that has been arrayed against him, we en-
tertain not the remotest doubt. He has
been resident of this Territory since
1S54-duriug which time his home has
been in the most exposed portion of it,
where he has constantly resided-undis.
mayed by the Northern or any other Indi.
ans by which he has been surrounded
, 1858-10-15

THASKs.-Mr. C. E. WILLIAMS has our thanks for
the delivery OF files Of late Atlantic city papers which
he brought through from the Columbia river ahead Of
the o. s. Mail. Mr.. Williams is constantly laying us
under obligations to him for VOrs Of this kind, and
is decidedly the most attentive gentleman connected
with the Express service that has ever engaged in
that business in this direction For the latest dates
from San Francisco, Acknowledgements are due to
Mr.. L. NJ. Reed Of this place. agent for WELLS, FAR
co & Co.'S Express. ..
, 1858-10-15

ExIsRATroN To FRAzRR RIVERA New York let.
ter Of the 2lst inst. says:
The emigration to the gold region does not
tory accounts from there. The steamship Star OF the
West, Capt Gray with about Eve hundred passengers.
and the Gnnada, Capt. Bergman, with four hundred
more, sailed yesterday for AspinWall. The bulk Of
the passengers for the Frazer river gold mines
The steamship Hermann, Capt. CaVendy. sailed To-
day for San Francisco and Frazer river, with nearly
600 passengers.
, 1858-10-15

A5- We learn that Mr.. A. ]. Cam. Indian Agent
for the Columbia river district, arrived at Vancouver
W. T., on the last steamer from San Francisco. Mr..
c. will most likely establish the headquarters of his
agency at Vancouver, and is welcomed back to the
Territory Of his adoption His application for the po
ston TO which he has been appointed was signed VIC
believe by every member of the hast Legislature and
very numerousy by the masses Of the Democratic
marty
, 1858-10-15
= The littlc Steamer LeriaLinn n

~ The little steamer Leriataan has
recently been making daily trips between
this place and Steilacoom-down and back
the same day. We learn that it is the in.
tentiOn Of the Captain to continue regularly
thus in the trade between the two places,
provided sufficient inducements in the way
Of patronage is offered.
, 1858-10-15

s5- The receipts into the United States Treasury
for the quarter ending the S0th Of June, is over
S13 900 600, including SS50,000 from the customs and
sl2 e29 900 from the sale of treasury notes The ex-
pendtnres during the quarter s22, $50 600,
including nearly $4,000 900 for interest the public
debt and the payment of treasury notes