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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

SrIcIDI Br IASIsG Observation-Disclosures Barns,
an Ish woman, Il Years Of age, committed auicde on
Nor day night BY taking aadsnuu, at her residence
corr.r Of Tsnth aveIue ard Thirty-second street.
She ntemperue in her habits, but whether or 20.
this led 70 the commission Of the act could no. bo g.
csItaiDei. Coroner Perry he'd an inquest upon tas
bedy, and the usua. verde. wss rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

syrrosEo BCroLans-A al early hour yesterday
mcrrpg Speca Po!csmsn Duryes, emr.oy ei Al ths
Lsights.Iset SrgsS WcrAs vhls passollrg L-S post,
Observed three fellows hsyrg bsaies uvde. tdeir arm
e;picaoipg HIN. Suspeciirg item to. ..be thieves. he
intercepted tAer fGrtder progress. T~o OF item e'-
cetet, bu. the ttiid y.ung fellow I.nsd AeIsnis!
Muuay, he eols;ei ard covered TIE >.a,On'HoHse
Msusy, sfter beng Kicked Up an hour or Two, con
festd tea. Le WITH oue john Sba,ks srj another fel'
low, rad ccnmir,ed tu'eisry il .ds section OF tie
city were they wers discovered. The prisoner gave
jesc.ipticn Of The property taken, aud ssh tAst
Strse r1'g mt ts found at place in Ns'iek street
~hsrs his woman teuded bar. Ohiosr Duryea went
20 tie secon sui found Sbarke in bed aud arrested
b;u Shnkies woman bad s psir Of coral bracelets
CT her wrists which Dl,yea demanded, ~hereupor
ste tore them ea snl throwing them upoa the floor
bioLe lem to frrgmen.s. SONkis and Murray were
yesterday morning tshen to tbs Police Court and
locked up BY Juit!ce Kelly 70, eKAaiustion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

DfsFaIIos A 1.-THE boy, nine years OF sse, WAS
foprd wsrderrg about tie street. Of tee Ninth Pc
circ. or hondsy night. He gave ola name as james
HsUnord, and stated Tat he had been deserted By
lis father who lsft i'm vthou. shelter or anything 20
eat. He wss transferred TO tie PocrHouss q, FIAT
b1.h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
SUPREME couRr-oa.s,ss,-Aus s.-Bosr- Jass.


THE WAY or LuE-IUPrHtR APfLi' AiiQN toR rHs
DISCHARGE OF Gro. =. EDGAR.
Ab.isa, 5 Va Ni.ke "a. Geo L. EdsN ard Nm Herrss.
10, uoipiI mpticn was maze by Abbott Bros.
e. vscse ts o3er Of arrest issued against defendant
Ed ar IL tbs euit. The application wac based 90 thu
erc1rd tbas tie eld.vit, upon which ths order wss
lo4tdec CO. rot constitute cause OF acton or upoa
WHO suca IN oIceg should lie allowed.
Mr Q : Baker f7r p,ain'if opposed tho mc,n,
ufclg t,st tie oefeDoEpt Edssr obtsast property
bt7tgt2 10 paintiii rs mesps of tfauiulen, repre-
setser. Which fact wIa set forth in ths sii is,s.
M Il v Abbott repise =, length. and al tho ooo.
cuscn e hls remark, the Judge took the papers Aaa
rssefyea Bis decision.
DECF'Oss.
b. l.. Kccsterger sgt. Csthstins kDosbTgsr-
Motion foG oucny penJsGe lie. Hnrd- - per wees ~
tguut tsit,e
Russel Benedict e. al. sgt. Isaac Ioensr.- NJ p,sa
oi1et Of srsst Nsho vi t5eosis tof bts m'ss
oei.ntl.t ,tip is,Ds uot TO b,lns seton
Adolph Hammer sgt Jonn +. Betz et aL--Motioa
for igiuLr.ica denied with cost, 20 sSite event
Pstt Adams sgt. j. 4. Hedges. Motion to vscsts
older cr arrest deuird with % CO...
Seth G.. Babcock agt. Joseph Guid. --hot;oo to
char psce of tla ssnted with 30 co'' 70 soi7 sysh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

AIrrNPTrsC TO Pas ALTERED Bf.Ls.-Two men,
are-ted on Mondsy on the charge Of attempting to
pas bile altered from once to ters, on the Mechanics
Bank Of Albsny, were brougb. before Justice Corn
vel yesterday, AID committed in fall for trial Toer
raues are Oliver Dresslsr ard james McCus.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

s.-c.5 s.-..s -ts Is L s.ocs1s,os VIZ K. tscs5c
t.5c1ss H-os II IL. csse cft. Hsrs1 RsitAt Con-
rccy.Ic VI ot sir-lai s32.ic.t.co "a. c>cs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

FATN RAILROAD CAsCALn.-Mchssl Sullivan,
the man " bo was TUE over by car No. a Of the HN
lem RAILROAD Company in Grand street, near Cettte,
some weeks ago died yestsrday in the NeT-fork HOG
ptsl Of his riuiiss. An iuques, vii be held on the
body to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
COURT or COMMON PLFAs- CmNsEs,-Ais 3L-B-o,
Judge D,Lf.
Ia the matter Of Joan Doyle.

Doyls yss arrested some time slnce for sn s8spt
A. ts,.fy uroa uan named ExIe. Tas coming CO
fr a a. srea Session last Thui,tay bis ooglssl n's'oS
that tie {, s auld proceed Doyle had pfeyiay sv7~
20 sppsB the General The papers Ia the cse
show however that be had elected to be ,dsd tn, Spscs
S,s,.ol-.
Tte j. ,iee thea ordered bench v,nn 70 ,'ae tor D'yss
esrr, g. pon which b. ccCEsI obated ~r, 6DrI. 2'f
Tae vii, reuIrsbe tlIs moninG Does 60 n.s Ss.a
srs bis sr be had 1ss boz TO appss of tIlA at ths
r.Nt term Of the Court Of Genera. Sessions -
On the ether hsr the point ia raised that the sP.os ses,us
ba no bou6 .unsbe tast Court b no,witassndlns the
that the sr.csi s.s.ions Dad JuE.adccr Il the case
After Argument the sooyrned T. t1e S,,s OF
tmee the prisoner Ia the lerim 70 trmsin Ia The cUf>ay 81
his bclciuaI
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

Hostettcr-The Surprising Effects OF
HpSTErTER's VEGETABLE STOMACH BIT
TERS in removing bile. forcing an appetite, mparl
ing health and tone to the system, and dissipatlng
iyspeptic symptoms, are trnely wonderf Every
nervous, debl,atcd, weak aud cmacated person.
male or female. should try il az once One wineglass
foil taken three tunes each day before meals: or II
the patient should be a lady or child in debili'aled
condition. half the quantity viii DO until suflccn,
strength s restored, viii win be realized ln n very
short time anl convince The patient Of the truth OF
the above named happy results. VII ca have Vained
Tor these Giuers such an eayabe reputation every.
where
Kept by Drugyi &C., Groceries and FIRST class sa-
loon.
PARK & WHITE,
Sole eagentsfor the Pacific Coast,
132 Washington street. san Francisco
COTTON & McDERMOTT.
jeli I'm Agents. Oroviilr.
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Mrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.
Cor Bird .treel and u Nvennn. OrovIne.

Cor Bird street and 2l Avenue, Oroville.
Having made nrranTewents f1r the nccommoda-
ton Of few BOARDING SCHOLARS, Mrs. Wyer
wishes to inform parents AMI guordians, that chill
dren placed under her care. win have many of the
Advantages Of home combined with a strict srholns-
tic dscnnc. Their moral training and physical
comforts will also he carefully attended %.
Teams: Pc quarter, $40 90, or s25 90 per month.
paid in advance. For further particuars enquire Mt
the Seminary, or by letter. care OF the Hon. ChGs
+. Lott, Oroye. Al communications promptly
attended TO.
Most resIocAbIe fof.rcnees glvcn. my2l
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01
oRov1LLE LODGE NO. 1913, +. A. NJ.

a The. .aled Communications Of OroyIlle
y \aTrodse No. 100, Of g. 4. NJ, are held on the
~ LIST SATURDAY Of each month, at the Masonic
Hallover Cotton & McDcruou's n-o Store
d. BROWN, W.M.
n prts
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

The Democratic Electors Of the different Pre-
ts,ets Of Rutte County. are requested 10 send Dee
r,i.. to the Democratic County Convention, 70 be
klien at
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Butte County are respectful
requested to send Delegates to County Conven
ton, to be holden in Oroyille, on Saturday, tn
18th of July next. at 10 o'clock, A NJ. at he Cour
House, for the purpose-
lst. ofohoosing ten Delegates to the State Re
publican Convention.
end To make County Nominations.
5rd, To transact such Other business as NAV be
necessary to advance the cause of Ropublcaulsm In
this county.
Follow CIizcns. the presens ndjtion Of our
country, Of ftheSarious political organizations, md
The cheering prospects oi Rep bicani ism req iir q
firm adherence to prize pie, to our organization
and great activity in ad,uncing the interest, orthe
Republican Party "The eve Of victory Is no time
to faltCr.
BF III lE. Chm o. Com.
D. W. CUEESNAN Ser'v Pro Tenn
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Democratic County Convention.

Chairman State Central Committc
JluEs ANDERSON, Secretary pro. tenn.
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County Trcasurcr's Office.

Notceishorchy eiycnI Ihatall llpcrsonsholling Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered on lhc sd aud 4th orNoycubcr 1856 also
Warrants Ne lo2l. Io'} 1920 1911, 1914, 1918, 1917.
1927 and 1o21 rcgi-teo"d Nov =, 1857 hat the same
viii he paid on prasenaon at this oHce, and after
this date said Warrants win cease to bear interest
and if not rroscntcd within sixty days from the
date hereof. the moneys for sail Warrant, viii
appropriated to pay the next in order of registry.
WN. LATTiNORE.
Treasurer Butte Count
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DIR. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad
vcrtisemcni appears in anothercaumn, Is the pioneer
advertising Physician in This Sute, has cured more
nntinns than any other Attention is called to his
advertisements tf
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01
Hostetter-Thc Surprising Effects Of

4. D. see'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01
Nebraska Mining Company.

=
u. W. CHEESMAN. Sec.y FRO Tenn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01
June Isl, 1863.

- DIR. j. l.. CZaphay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state an Oregon. as we
learn from reliable sources lie is praclicing with
remarkable success. aud has daservedIy secured
public confidence. Tho-c needing medical aid would
do well to call or wrtr a hs Institute, in san Fran
cisco We refer the render to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

Al soaros in the Nebraska Mining Company, on
which assess nenls are due up to the second day OF
jnle. 4. D 1858, vii ba sold at the Court House
door, IN the Town of GroYluc, 70 paw said assess-
monts. on Monday the Hay Of July. 4. d. lSjS,
not paid 70 tie undersigned on before the day OF
sale. by order Of the Trustees.
r. l.. PATTON.
Sec'y & Treas Nebraska Nining Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

!, The Democratic Electors Of the different Pre-
f,,ets Of Rutie County. are requested 10 send pele
Taiss 70 the Democratic County Convention, 70 be
kllen at
oroyiIle, on Thursday July I5th, ISJS
p ,Aa ,,rnose Of e'e ting Dclp-at, 70 qt erI TIE
s,,,sconventon. also. Delegates to the Fourteenth
senatorial Convention, and for the nomination Of
Coue,y ohcers
According b the anportior rent as her tprore
t,hT.bei bF the Convention, the several Precincts
are entitled to representation As follows:
n-,riia...............2o % Nporrvi'in ........ g
tsnebhpro ............o 2frov.N horny valley .....1
pAinsons IIill ..... " Mountain Srring House
rArotpe Ravne ....... Reinhorf's Blr.........1
G,-len Ranch ......... Do rtown -. ..........
rsnta HouSe......... frothertoo's Store e......2
Lrssis Ranch ....I rorts Of Butte.,.......2
<Hhi,e Rork..... 'l"lltovn ..............2
'4akere Claim ........ Nirnrql site ........"
Ebirpll ........, =. - Knukle's ''rh........1
|ftgna Mills........0 Love ock's Store ........9
'prfin's Ranch .......1 Tn,koep's ni.siGg5 -. .
,Nnnain House ........9 SnHui~htown ...........H
FaHne...... ....t.....' Er"ncHtnNn 49,. AL
fabn Rar .......... niom0niville ...,..,....9
|fmsh Creek. .........9 Nelson's BAR. ......2
~ Island ....,.......o Cherokee. ........"
'ffnFtnwn ............1 Nnsilla Valley .......
.ktprse ....... ..... - simmons store ........ =
|Nhenson's Store .....1 Lindsay's Bar..........2
ksetown..........2 Rllsam Creek ....... o
tkLewa ......... Missouri Par. ......2
|fsApstown. wn........... Concow VALLEY. ........1
Ifinsons MiU........ Vow Philadelphia -
fchez ............3 3 Morris Ravine ....,..,..l
7MDville ............ , Can" Claim ...... ....S
fhghanl's ........... chico. o...... ......'
Iunddtte. . .......o Tennipgs' Ranch. ........1
I son's Ranch ....... . Hamilton ....,......,. ,
'neut Citv ...........2 Turner's Ranch ......2
lHgor. ........... ....2 Forkuers Ranch ........1
Ihe County Commit ee rcVpectfr'ly surgest sat
slsy, July 10th AS the dav for holding The rrima
i,ectinrs at the various Precincts above named.
ne following named gentlemen are hor 10y
isted members Of the Board for conducting the
Primary Election at Oroville: j. "
saam, Inspector; Phil Waterman. Jerry Collins
PETER FBFFR
Jos u ktMNEL,
}. BIDWELL,
Committee
0roville, June 12th. 1858
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AR G. ADE SALOON
New Arrangement. A

VHNHE UNDERSIGNED bees LEAVE TO IN.
form the residents uf GROW he and vicinity that
be ha. leased and reGued the Arcade Saloon on Hun
tnpn street. corner Of Miners Alley
THE BAR Il stocked with the hest brands OF
Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Drinks l23 cents.
A share Of the public patronage Is respectfully 20
licicd. g. ". CONRAD,
May 1t, 1853 Proprietor
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he Mustang Linintent Cures

~ The Mustang Lininent Cures
Rhoumatiym:
The Mustang Liainent cures sGGiojnts
The Mustang Lini ncpt cures BURNS and wonnd.
The Mustang 'injnnnt cures Sores end Ulcers:
The Mustang Liniment cures Caked Breasts and
Sore Nirplrs;
The NJFaug Iiniment cures Neuralgia;
The N1'tl1, iiaj nent cures Cnrns and Warts;
The Mustang Lnimeut is worth
l,o0oo0o D0LLAPs PER ANNUM
To The United sttas, the preserver and restorcr
ofvoluhla horses aul cattle. It cures all spraius
Calls. Wounds. sHG Joints. Sc
WIN YOU answer this qIa,tion9 Did Won ever
henrof any ordinary Sore, swelling. Sprain or stiff.
ness. either or man or beast which the Mustang
Liniment would not cure} Did on ever visit any
spcc'ahle druggist in any part of the word-in
Europe, Asia or tme-ica-who dill not say SIT was
the greatest discovery of the agc? Sold everywhere
Every ramjI, should havcir; three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Proprietors, New York.
PARK 4 WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market
Cotton < NcDERNoTr. Agents oroviile.
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms aIS 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01
palLY BUTTE RECORD.
s..ocRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

,oetin- Of the Democrats state Central
:..oe held in Sacramento. on the 10th dsv oi
tenHts ts,s the following resolutions were adoptcd
haF i.n, That the next Democratic state Cor.
hs held in the CITY Of Sacramento. on We'd
tsn, tbe 4th dav of August next. and that the
rs-9st:;a,ressptatinn he as f9lows viz: One dele
h,s,arva from each county. and one delegate for
s,ro hundred Democratic votes cast AT the last
trN ~ election for any Democratic candidate on
fems.. tisket nominated hv tho Democratic marty
tso,'rsIv. and one delegate for every fraction of
'lat,rared or more votes cast for such Democratic
esndla'e n..,o co~t.,, f-,-,,,.,i4.. .,,..4.. o..
h,ss,i iei that the Democrarv in tine different
meet on the 21th d1v Of fu'v for tho rur-
tol' - slsc.inr DELEGATES e. the state Convention
"a ner,ocraev Of the state of California are here
,n.,issd that State Convention win he held in
~ 'ci,r NJ Sacramento. on "Wednesday the 4'h lav
,n-nst 1858, and that the apportionm or rem
ssr,stion = therein. as settled upon by the State
r.n,rsl Committeesis as follows;
80. ........... E san Pernardiuo. ......
.-.dor.............. :" san Diego. .....-.
n.,s s...........i u San Francisco. .........2l
san oaqnln.........., o
c.ins. .............. ? San Louis Obspo. ...... .
rovtra ros.s.......... san Mateo o............. .
nj Norta ..........- santa barbara. ......... 3
n dorado, ..u"..... Is SAINTS TIARA ra...........
r,ssuo ............. 2Santa Cruz. ............
unmboldt. .....s.... IS shasta. .......,,,
Eamath...... dNierra ...'.s.... ...... II
Ios Angeles. ......... Siskiyou ..............l3
Marin. ..'.'''. II ""'h"''''' ,'.'. .'..
rrposa. ..."'''.-' @'npui' anu hen1"clno.ll
Iperred : Ntanislaus. 3
Nnnterey..... ........ Nnttpr ,'....-
xapa.. .s.s'. -. ~ -'II',t'it''
Keyada ...'...l 'flhlIN ...'.
Placer ~ iuNtfe...
punas .....'..'''''. " "n'unlue.' ''''......l
sacrsmento ......"...it folo...'. '.s...,.....
Ynba. ace. lo'.
Total, 1900 .'''''''' ''''-t
". +. GEIGFR.
Chairman State Central Committee
J,vEs ANDERSON. Secretary pro. TEN.
, 1858-04-09
LIVERY STABLE,

HAVING recently purchased the stable premises
II horses, wagons, buggies, &c, belonging to Ed
mund Sylvester the undersigned are prepared to lei
LADIES' AND GENTLESIEN'S RIDING HORSES
BUGGIES, SADDLES. &c.
Our horses are all young and vigorous, and in good
condition. They are also welbroken, and perfectly
safe for even the most delicate lady
Good bugges and teams also always on hand. Nc
fears need be entertained of " breakdowns " wherC
we furnish parties.
Having also several teams on the LINE, we stand
constantly in readiness to haul goods and merchand
ze etc to and from all parts Of the city and country
Stabling, as heretofore, at customory rates.
Also, good wagon yard and Oats, Hay, &C., Away
on hand, for travelling customers, at the veTy locss
rates.
Give US a call
wEsTBRooK & ENSIGN.
Olympia, Aug. %, 1851. noAO-tf.
, 1858-04-09
Attention Notice Attention!

A ANOTHER advertisement from WADswoRrH &
n MEIsEGER, Of San Francisco-the Byokers-un-
der the above heading appears in the Pioneer aad
Democrat, published at Oympia-the residence of at
least tcO OF their principals. Having nurses our
selves, and being occupied with matter more impor-
tant this will be the last notice taken Of either Bro
kers or principals in the columns of newspaper
II The citizeus of Washington Territory, or all
whom it may concern are 10 be benefited hy co,,n-
ter o6iddrit from -. Il NJ. PHELAN, or JAMES =
(Which must be queer document, and unknown to
men Of truth)-why don't the Brokers pablish it. 1t
cannot be withheld account of injurng our inter
ests.
&" AH tchom Il may concern " do however KNOW.
that an attempt was made to deraud US, and it has
not succeeded These newspaper notices are part of
the programme, and their intention being 10 defeat
all our attempts to carry business under the
mail contract but neither jew Gentle shall pre-
vent its continuance until ordered to stop by the Post
Master General of the United States
No Indebtedness, whatever exists from HUNT &
SCRANTON to LOUIssoN q Co. They have already
sworn they were and the owners Of the Constitti
tion. We defy them to show any monies advanced
except for her account that Is not more than covered
by cash paid them. What the Principals before re-
ported was a sae-the Brokers state is only an assign
ment to J. T. WRIGHT.
The trash a about Sea Bird, and no Boat coming
for HUST & ScRANTOS-remains much more with well
known Steamboat owners, than with the Brokers or
their Principals HUNT & SCRANTON,
Brokers for thenssires.
Olympia, W. T.. March 18th, lSjS. nl6-tf
, 1858-04-09
|. Q. WASHINGTON,

Agent for the Prosecution of Claims at WASH
ingtOn, ID. C., before the Executive De-
partmcnts, Congress, aud the Court
of Claims.
VTTIL attend to the settlement of the accounts Of
w Marshals, District Attorneys and other Federal
officers, and Of contracts with the Post Office and
other Departments.
Also to the procuring Of Patents for Land, Land
Warrants, TO claims growing out of Indian hostilities
and other business of General Agency.
REFERS To
Hon. ISAAC |. STEVENS, Delegate for Washington
Territory.
Gen. JosEPn 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 GUTHRIE Louisville Kentucky.
Hon. ELISHA WHTTLEsEY, and to the officers gen.
orally of U. S. Treasury and Interior Departments
Address
l.. Q. WASHINGTON,
Washington, D. C.
Feb. 5, 1855. lily
, 1858-04-09
MILTARY ROAD


cyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Received IN
~ San Francisco, California, until u o'clock, NJ, o.
Ire day succeeding the arrival, In San Francisco, Of
lhe Nail tsom Puget sound which will es dae
lowing work on The SteilacOom and Bellngham BAY
Military Road.
1. For opening and CLEARING a space 25 feet IN
Nletn tnreqgh ne timber along the rouse ~
lup River and Seattle, n Washington Territory, dis
tanoe Of about 1S niles. Ihe timber "a 70 be cut 10
The Level Of the gfeand
Some rrading Will b required. Also, some eordu-
ruyiuR of snbsaniiAl nature Tue Width Of the cor
dlroying 70 Be II lcet. Bidders viii specify sum fof
each acre of ccang-for each cubic yard Of grading
for each running rot Of coriuToying.
II. SEALED PROPOSALS will also he received
q he sae tine and place, for opening line (undei
the spccidcations above named } between the Military
Post Is Bellingham Bay, and WhAtcom-a distance O
about mIlet. Three small bridges will be required
On this distance Of about 20 feet space. The flooring
% Be- o. inch Or plank, or Of cedar puncheons, a
apocl1ed 10 the bids.
Bids VIII Be accompanied by guarantee from two
responsible parties, 70 The eject that the Bidder vii
enter upon ie contract immedlaelV in case Of the &C
acceptance Of bis proposals. and AZ the signing Of n,
contract Bonds 10 the amount Of the contract, vii
Be rqulrcd, for The hthlu performance Of the work
The work % Be completed BY October 10th, proxi
no. Payment. may Be made: from time % time, z
work done The remainder TO be paid upon the com
pletion and acceptance Of the work Payments 10 b,
made by checks upon the United States Assistan
Treasurer, San Francisco.
fhe right Of rejecting all bids s reserved. The con
tract awarded, will be given to The lowest respon
Hibe bidder, conforming 70 these requirements. The
contract viii Be submitted 70 the Secretary Of War
In case Of bis dzapproyal payment viii be made foI
work already done at the rates specified In the con
tract.
In that It Il required the contractor will be ex
pected 10 extend Tie line 10 Be opened some 4 or
miles beyond Seattle, snd % make some repairs th'
rad between Seacoom and the Puyalup, al the rate
specified IN the contract.
The right Is reserved Of Increasing or diminishing
the width or the spare 70 be cleared.
large portion Of the distance between the Puyal
lap and Seattle, has already been partially opened.
Proposal o Be endorsed" Bids for Bellinghau
Bay Military Road
Further Information may BE- obialnsd by applying
"a W. ". DsLAoY, ESQ., aa Olympia.
Addrols
Lieut. G. H. MENDELL,
Cops Of Typographical ERginssSs.
0fJies l2fk LigktIfouss DisfTief
San Fraaeiseo California
San FranciseO, Cal. March sth, 1858. nlT-5W
, 1858-04-09
$500 REWARD.

CTOLEN from the room of the undersigned, in Sc
> attle, W. T., tine first day of January 1858, a
Book containing one Treasury draft payable to me in
San Francisco for Two Thousand Dollars; also, one
Deed Of Conveyance from D. 5. Maynard X wife to
me and one certificate of discharge for six months
volunteer service in the late Indian war
Whoever will return the said papers to the subscrib
er or give notice where they may he found, together
with arrest Of the burglars will receive the above re-
rest and conviction Of the burglars.
J. JOHN MOSS.
Seattle. Jan. 4th. 1913. no.S-4m.
, 1858-04-09
NOTICE.

nURING THE LATE INDIAN WAR, THE 4
~ exigency Of the times cansed many Of the a,
public 10 be issued 70 persons other than the N
olcers authorised 70 receive them by law which have
not been returned 70 the proper authorities
an Therefore directed BY HE Excellency Governor
ncMuln, 70 notify ell persons IN possession Of arms
belonging 10 the Territory, and which were not issued
q portion Of the quota Of any Of the different coun-
tes, % return Tie same 10 the undersigned without
delay.
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
Q. N. Gen. W. T.