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~ ss4ss ulsuit,lI,1I sneles.sgs is''s ~
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TIL afIce,s s.s Asss ~ a. 'ssa 4 go
Wkers mighty Missouri rolls sos1.as = ~.
u -. s-ssxxss sss~.s 80 49,.
Where = Nian ~ sIasf he'sskw Wiling to
! ssssss toll u .ss. ss nv j
And she kumblsss -. \, srshsr :hs ffui.s Of
wle,o cs;Iis.a s - blessing. ana he who
- 49, tath, most sss-A 4 4 ~ s'es9 IL
hs Aid kr his fortune and riches %
,.s ;Mz boost ~ -, !,
stke young may exult and tho aesd
hsnz.ssmog reet 6saslsas
Avail nj awsy, u the land cf tts 'Wessl
s.sa,sa gsss Is II. au1
n. ne. Nestt to the slycsl, .whsss tls rivers
4 AsM that flOW- IA 4 a1ks AsAvyl j s.sss s
RhR thoha&ada of miles. SPREADING out =,
q thEYEg5 a ii
Melfe egreels saving fpzssss that echo
a's. a = ~ England .. '''' Fl unto
Where the prairisss like seas where the bill
AR 10xs have rolled, IS
Are broad Is the kingdomsa and empires Of
s.fss old ID s5 sea
And the lakes are ike oocseans ID storm. 81
- ' IN rest -s4f
.fa5a hHss 1ss'isa ~ smis sa4 x WoE -
ssaseks "a. d - Ees ILL., sssss. ssssga ga i
To the West ITO the Vest there in wealth
& to be won, So ~ Z 81. s sss z
The forest to clear is tho work to DO done
We'htry it, we II do il, ard never despair,
While there's light in. the sunshine and
breath in the cir; m ~ !
The bold independence that labors shall
~ bay, sisii !. @ 4s sssss sal
Shall strengthen our hands and forbid us to
ssaa I'D sigh; WI .ssaii III NJ Nos
Away, far away, Let US hope for the best
And bniki mp a,home inssshDaLand ofthe
natl q 80 4 y
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E. Ed n ER, GUNS NTH.
tsctCEssoA 10 D. s. IEERsoL.l 'zs
E, JOY,
nsufydcr sssd WAR tsSnctNver eS
DOORS, sss1t.S7- FRAMES, WYNDOW.BLfSES,
= esNs y 81 nE TIER. H(lsf YDlNfy A. %tRJ ~

,UVUKsS, E-fsH-Fh1fH1E5, W1N7IVW -0E12sNEs
- Nv = g WEATHER. BOARDING. a. salg1 ~
Cha GeEu Fix turcss
Wcts f. say 10 those wisi iIlRo build, that have
hand sevea hundred Doors and other work in thi
building line III n oporti.n.
am prepared TO contract Cottage Buildings In tovr
or country as heretofore. So ~
have hoGsss ana Tots, rang ng from hundred
TO two thousand dollars, which will sell rent
Qemlnodalisg terms. es.
AIsoli lots Ia Northern Ad iition, ranging fron, tvs
to six hundre HAIRS, whirh Will tel ai,y aIne
T'ese wiehot homes would du well TO give ~ call
FEB IL. ISs. -tly ssesAf@*A ~ asa 80 ga vi /
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And great variety ri articles usually kept in FIRST
class Warehouse, which numerous to mention.
Mahogany and Black Walnut looking Glasses from %
cents Is co. @s #.s.
Gin Frame Looking Glas. es from 81 95to $3.50 90.
Mattresses u IS to $50 o..
Brass Clocks, with Iron ames from ~ 30 TO Is co.
- liberal discount uuntrY uesiers fsrptlAhp
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Senator Bigler, in his reply to Douglas
said Ex- President Pierce approved Of i;u
chanan's Kansas policy. ----
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Mle1OUAlsfATG MU1UALINs co.. !. ~ Lcsls NJ
- = - sEkesll, Itssa. X s XiiSsd, Sst4t.
NOR1h-Wke1n mn Inc. CO.. 4 81 Oswses, n. Y
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AUGUSTUS r. GARTHE.

4ve JOHN L. BROWN, -
A TT0KNEH a. G0nnsciI0rs mt Law
"A and Gencray EsssE1 Agent.
tS BURLINGTON, ~ M.
VIII promptly attend 10 bayng. selling and locating
ands, aia paying taxes, &c, a.. Office H. Scl.rar,s
new building, Main 1t. ss 49, 5sss EtFr (.
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q General Land Agency Office

INTER- C. III q % N Il u
II ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. 4,
viii promptly attend to Land Agencies, live ing
Money, iocatn and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
axes. Selling Real Estate and all other ranlles Of
he Land business, ia Western Iowa aud Ne
mar 5-bptf saaaasA9s sf8tsW sesaes.t ~
DEAL Estate IN Council bluffs and
state in either Of these fourishns towns will de weR
. send their ordersto K. p. e. BLooMEg, =
mar 7-bptf. Fs 5f Land Agent.
k s5.sf *Fs Council Bill Is. Iowa,
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GPKlNG HE DS-A new patent, which I will
~ put mp trial Of wcek and II mot liked will be
taken down. free of chargif kept price 81 Any
one wishing TO try them can Do soby calling At store.
septic bp WI III. c. HARDY.
Peoria, Oquawka and Burlington
La m - - -:
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AZ B. q III. r.. Is. FREIGHT OFFICE.
y4siiE only Freig,srain on tsraad lsayes sHllipgs
ton at $50 4. s.e
day should b. delivered anthe day psesioas,sf ~sr
.8 may2Shptf. Ut es@4s5aa MN. y. BACKES, Scp,t.
T6NGARCH 03. 1857.
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W. Ef5gs q 4 Al Il
The above schedule Of psopsry eaihraess principally
pieniid ely Residences, say and su1Is bud ny
Lots, and adjoining The city Of Columbus, Iho-ths
captel of the third Stdfs IN ktf In.2a-entainng 10,
JVU lhabtsnts and rapidly Increasing Ia
Commerce, population, wealth and IN tie value OF its
zeal estate.
The above property WILDE dstIieasdie Ticket hold
before evzss s s. 4 III i
L'sse list BAY OF March, 1885.
II the Tickets disposed Of hut in view Of
he Of the Ticket holders, the larg and
he great vaiu- Of the pr perry ristel, sufficient time
alter tic sale u the Tickets will be allowed 10 give six
weeks notice hrongh agents and newspapers) that
sach Ticket holders appoint their committees to
make such distribution. q a.s#s ssss ,ss48s a7s.g
he public Is assured that this distribution ofproper-
" connected with any Exhibition. Concert, any
ser ces,iy euteriainpseu, which e eajoy ed nv pm
" few Ticket holders; hut consists q solid valuable
propry proportional to the ice Of the yickets that
each person can have y fair aud eqEal Chance 4
"a Persons visiting Columbus, ohio requested to ex
in the location and character Of said property, and
he plais Of the sumo now Oh ile in tLssifice.
b Those desiring purchase Tickets can obtain them
1t thls Office ny enclosing 50 Tin earregt Bank bills
niy specie paying BANK IN the Cnon5 for each fck 9,
ordered. III. kFss45 "a s4s faag hiss NJ /
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JOSEPH JONES,

HEALER ia Country FrSGNcc, Dry
- s.eosSs. =. usifs t.sotrrirA. 9kc.. Manufac.
~ Candles Lard Oil aud lux, JeEarson street, (be
Third and soarth, Burlington Iowa. In the above
establishment Ray be found esh supply of Family Gro
ceries Dry Goods Jewelry, and all kinds of Country
duee cheap as be found July n. $500 /
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Z. o.. CROcKER, ]. ss1
sfSeniUr fartner of late firu CrUi ker 4 BfO.l

tsenior partner Of late irn Crotke 4 Bro.) 81
Attorney 4 COun~rtfOr 1T lsHyvs
ss# 1855 Is Il 8s 81 k2IrpLXNG3ON sIUWA. IL
MALI attend aprouryeso Csiaection OF sDcbts,
w Land Agencies, DESIGNATING Notes. and all otter
business 0f his profession. A&4es1 ~
OTFIcE-Uver Coobargh Brooks Bank, corner JEFF.
ersOn and Main sta. sa*s1 &s9Aste Iiujr 3 huy.@
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! 1THOAAS w. NEWMAN.
Capital City Real Estate Distribution
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO,
~ ~ an ooo 49, e n~u.r


WHOLE NUMBER OF TICKETS, 6O,00e.
Only TWO DOLLARS EACxf!
+ CAPITAL PRIZE, A SPLENDID HOUSE, Lot AND
Furniture, south east corner Of Oak and Fourth SIS ,
-ounibas o. -. ...$14,40O
House and Lot south side PreId between 9Th and It'll
streets, Columbus, Ohio $500
suburban 4 acre Building Lots, on Broadway,
TosIoV each. o,sVV
Broadray ................g.. ......... 5000
Brick House aud half Lot South ST., coFner Of
Rich and 9TH streets. o,!OV
Railroad Depot 800
Railroads. ~. .sss.' 1850
Lot in Bartlett, hubbard and sf1his Addition = e'i
TO Columbus, O....s...sl.s... ............ 1,a4O
bus, 1,a.p
The Riddle Slaughter House anu Cattle ard at
tached, mile west Of Ooiuiiil,us /. 10
Brick Cottage ard I acre Lot = lpai sub artag
RESIDENCE. c,V
~ Suburban building Lots, acre seask s4so II
each .............. .............,....,..1 i3sseD
IA .e: IS ,s5n
10 Lots IN John W. Bakers ist Adaitiv,s oatE.y I
nrna dpuv i =
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81. CHARLES BEN DARWIN,
+ - ~ A2'I0RAkY - lay.
GEORGE F. DAENIN.sz
tf EaA NOTARY EBLIC.
OFFICE, up stairs, in Krieshbaum's NV .uidl z,
" over the Post Office 81 ss.-s - 80 je f4,A
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

NE NJ SASH, pOO1s AND fsIlNr f.adt
IN rOfY, Mi. Pleasant street, opposite The O1
Plank Road Depot, adjoining The Oil MIL BurihGfotf
Iowa. All common work Constantly On hand, and Or
ders, BY mal or otherwiss, promptly attended tN
nov. 2S.w.s 81 -7s ~ t UKfSH LOPER.sm1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

81 NGxIsISINE R x. eAsC.
Misses NC CHIMNEY - L CANDY !
(succEssoRs. TO rHE Misses SHAWL
TAEl; leave 10 nfoffa HE LADIES' OF Burlington and
ID surronnding county that they hEye received heif
- N1ILxs !sRYs1 .AND FANCY GOOlA.
which will compare f4sAsAty WITH anyblnilar stock
In the city, We hope by stSiet atteDoA y h1si1 70
merit share OF public pasr0nAGe. Gsuntgy 4dniner
sapplied on ltheralterms. r4na /
binkine and stamping done TO order. APprenticea
waited. Store Taird Street, 0ep0sgt 1e0 zt44 -
i. CMsrcA Buri!aftou. LEWIS sFss4H sepl5Aly
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A c. w. SHEREEY, sFfgN
A TrONNEH AT LA W AND Ii e =
"A. Ei1 AL ASsENT. a.ss
zen f6.bOv .
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!. LEWIS SPHINX,
GEORGE H. LANE.

TTORNE ~ G0uMsebie at Law.
N AND SOLICITOR In CHAN Eki. !
oFFcE-Corner Of Washington ard Third Streets, Top.
losite the Post Oice,} Burlington, Iowa. tnoy.IS.
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~ - 0Ah16Ehs. Per sAls by -
j aag9e J8HIDDEN 3 co.
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q M waSHRIypV

o. J. Id & ID. WASHBURN, go
MANUFACTURER ANB BkAEER- N
lash, .fsOeskaA. BLINDS. WKNDOWs
y ExxAGsE~. k.A. Ac.-
- - tffAs@ At TINE HnAD STREET, f&seF
. s5gss .4s ss54s - BCELLHG TON, IOWA. /
n AL orders By mali Or Otherwise promptly attend
ed TO-. fapr 24-bpy
brackets and Fancy Saving done 10 oraer..
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To Farmers and Dealers.

Publish eour weeks In Weekly Hawk-Fye.
A. J. MESSENGER, Clerk Of said Court. I,
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ssaa asl el&h 8s*tss@ .ssaai srt .A s
Away, far away, Let as hope for the best
And bniki mp ash0me inssthDaLand ofthe
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il. Fl. Scott G. co.
.yNEtLEA.s ~ Dry Goais, Groceries and Ready
Made Clothing. Main street, between Jefferson ana
Washington. Burlington Iowa.
, 1858-03-26
Ism
SEED WAREHOUSE,

NO. 110 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Estahllshsa In lss0)
TaE UNDERsIGNED. SUCCESSOR TO THE
Il late hrm Of J. NJ Moore Co.. has constantly On hand
and receives By eveTy express and clipper p from he Allan
TIC States and Eops addonsto hs already arge assortment
Of choice .la.i.ga5I ~ - aatar.si
Field and Garden sssas, ,a4r.a i-a'5 y i
Flower 6eoda, sllf.
Fluit SEEDS, 81
Tree seeda,
4 sr.. Canary, Hemp, lflllst,
Rape and Nav 9csas,
French Sugar Beet Seed,
clhlnese Sugar Cane Seed,
Dutch Bulbous Roots,
Othsr Flowsring Roota.
BuIb Glasses,
Garden Tool., &C., a.,
which he o 10 he fArmerl and to he trade generally on
the most liberal erma The cd and widespread reputation o
this House, furnishing The bs seeds that be procured IN
the Eastern States and Europe sure guarantees that even
article sold win prove true 70 Label and W grow, propey
The Shakers al New Lebanon, New York
HR-Pares wishing small paDers Of SEEDS for samples can
have The forwarded by mall po1ass paid By fovard
Ing the cash. 1t The rate Of . cents per paper a1o pacng
Of Flower Seeds forwarded through he mall Il he r1l
Catalogues fafnhee application Win prices attached
For sale, vholssals and retail, by
Importer and Dealer IN sscdl Ae.
Ism No ITO California =, San RfnnoSeo.
, 1858-03-26

The Germans recently held festival at Rich
mond, Va, to raise means to erect monument
to the memory of Baron Steuben. Such token
Of remembrance is due to his great services.
Contributions in lis aid ought not to be limited
to any class Of our people. The entire Union
owes him debt which cannot be paid by sim
pie monument Though born in the heart Of
Europe, under an absolute king, he was the true
and un6inching friend Of liberty; and pledged
his life to her service in America. He hai been
an aidde-camp to Frederick the Great, Of Prussia,
and had attained the rank Of acknowledgement
in his army. Sacrificing honors and emoluments
in his native land in 1777, he came to America
and tcndertd his services to Congress as a volun
teer, claiming neither rank nor compensation.
He joined Washington at Valley Forge
lie was one Of the best drill officers in the
army, and his system, aiterward published, con-
stituted our manual Of tactics down to the war
Of 1912. He was ono Of the most selfsacri6cing
men that ever lived. Congress made him In-
speetor- General with the rank of Major-G General
On the surrender of CORVALLIS, whose first offer
to capitulate was made to him, in order to extend
eivilities to the captured officers, like others Of
his rank, he sold his favorite charger to raise the
necessary means. His watch went to relieve the
sick and wounded of our army. Much Of his
pay was disposed Of in the same manner. The
money voted him BY. Congress was expended in
acts Of charity. and in rewarding good conduct
among the soldiers His adherence Of treason
was manifested by influencing a soldier named
Arnold to change his name. That soldier and his
descendants were ever known by that of the glo
rious old soldier "Steuben."
After the war, Washington and Hamilton &C.
cured him an annuity Of $4,000 from the General
Government New Jersey gave him a farm,
Virginia voted him ffteen thousand acres Of
land, which was located in Kentucky. New
, 1858-03-26
This was the end of the correspondence.
How They Lave In New YOrk-Dos Heat sas


An,no;aoo. ooou.-o5 I-.o,, = Az.h ......
M. vi, ,.,,oS -. =, -. -,.-,s..u a. -
dics 80 ,ons o~is.ins .s.iDs. s.ns..os The
d"~.h,.. - no,sa's.. go. e.. 20. ,,;n1o.
oT hs- rovid.nco ,wo man I Io.d = ,,ro IooL;D1 a..
into a v.rd .diOining and sIeor cn,t;nS tho AMI,
w.Is ,hro., csrrv ~. ..rc.ss ;D,o tbs hous.
She con,iunsd ~ ,v,,ch ,ho ncv.uor,s ,r ,ba
inmst.s ,nd soon sayv The Somo man .L;D ,ho dO0
IN . re,r roor0 orr,.;,o .rd ,-o,n.n 49, ,bs
rp09''e' ~''N "O''.sA s'e~,' .''S
enuauA from tnese proceedings sne concluded
that there was something wrong, and in the abb
sence Of her father, went in search Of another
PONe' WY p'ON0eueu .,uins~'S'y I" ui0
premises N quesuon' wEere tney lound TWO uer-
mans, named Franeis Miller, and Andrew Sch
,weitzler. as represented. cleaning the dog meat
and Ms Millor nr.D.r;no ,ho o1,r.;I,
, 1858-03-26
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILACOoM, W. T., MARCH %, 1858.


spicy COrrespOndence-A True WIEe.
We are assured by friend, says the Boston
Post, who is personally cognizant OF what he
states, that the efOlowiDg'piquant correspondence
is genuine. A gentleman whose business calls
him good deal kom home, is accustomed to
give the custody Of his correspondence to his
wife, an intelligent lady, who in obedience to in.
structions, opens all letters that come in her
husbands absence; answers such of them as
she can, like confidential clerk, and forwards
the rest to her lege lord at such place as he may
have designated at his departure. During re-
cent absence Of her husband, the lady received
letter, Of which the following, (omitting names,
dates, and places) is true copy:
MY DEAR SIR saw a fine picture Of you
yesterday, and fell in love with it, as did with
the original in W last winter, when saw
you more than an hour, though l suppose you
did not see me among so many. fear you will
think me forward in thus addressing you but
trust you are as noble and unsuspecting, as
you arc handsome and brilliant Perhaps you
would like to know something about me, your
ardent admirerl Well, am not very good at
description, but will say l am not married,
though you are, am told. Ny friends tell me
have not pretty face, but only good figure.
am rather petitS, have black eyes, black hair,
and dark complexion-that is, am what is
called brunette. l am stopping for few weeks
with my brother-n law and sister in this town,
and | dearly wish you would meet me there be-
fore return to W. Al tany rate, do not
fail to write me at least few words to tell me
whether shall ever see you again, and know
you more intimately. Forgive my bOldness, and
believe me, your friend -"
To this letter, the wife, who by the by, has
not the least knowledge of the person to whom
she was writing, made the following answer:
".MADENoIsELLE Your letter Of the : inst,
addressed to Mr.. -, was duly received. Mr..
-, who is my husband, directed me, when
he left home some days ago. to open all his let
tiers. and to answer all that conveniently could.
As you seem to be rather inpatient will an
swer your letter myself l do not think your
description of yourself will please Mr.. -.
happen to know that he dislikcs black eyes,
and hates brunettes most decidedly II is is
quito true las you suppose) that he judges Of
women as he does Of horses; but | do not think
your inventory Of your points is complete
enough to be satisfactory 10 him. You omit to
mention your height wind, speed, and there the
word is illegibie.l Taking your charms at your
own estimate, doubt whether they will prove
sufficiently attractive to draw him SO far as B.
merely for the satisfaction Of comparing them
, 1858-03-26

York gave him sixteen thousand acres, situated
north Of the city Of Utica, in the town Of Rem
sen, upon which he resided at the time Of his
death, in 1906. Some of his countrymen came
and settled with him upon his lands, for whom
he made provision in his will, which manifested
the generosity and goodness Of his heart. The
residue Of his estate he willed to Benjamin Walker
and William North, who had been his aids. The
latter subsequently attained cminence in New
York, and became successfully State and United
States Senator, and afterwards Adjutant- General
of our army
Gen. NOrth's interest," under Steubep's will,
passed to Walker, and the rights Of his represen-
tatives have recently been acted upon in the
Pension Office. In framing the provisions Of his
will, the old Baron followed the dictates Of his
own feelings rather than the precedents emanat-
ing from other minds. lie required his faithful
servants to bury him upon his estate, but with
caution and secresy that should preclude the pos
sibility of others finding bis remains. This in
junction was observed by those Of his household
who loved and venerated him; and to this day
the resting place of his remains is unknown to
the public, unless certain recent judicial proceed
ings in New York contain material error.
Such was Frederic William Augustus, Baron
Won Steuben. lie was patriotic and true friend
Of American liberty, who sacrificed fortune and
honor in Prussia to serve the infant cause Of lib
erty in q distant land. He was as brave man
as lived, and as gentle as brave. His heart was
warm, true and faithful, without selfish streak
in it. All America should join in erecting his
monument, and fathers should recount on the
family heartbstone his noble virtues and his pure
and unseliish acts, and urge their imitation.
, 1858-03-26

To some men it is indispensable to be worth
money, for without it they would be worth no
thing.
, 1858-03-26
WILLIAM JORRES,
WILLIhM JOhhE25I
SUCCESSOR TO
JACOB sTRAIILE q BROTHER,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER,
No. Ia3 Sacramento street. 81
SAN FRANCESCA.

A LWAYs ON HAND. A LARGE A0sOnT-
"A msnt Of BILLIARD TABLES Of IN syiss Manufactured
Of Rosewood Mahogany, walnut and Cron wood. Slate
Marble OF Wooden Beds, always on hand An necessary
FIXTURES FOR BILLIARD SALOONS 3
Constantly hand and for sale At he lowest prices Fresh
purchased at my estabhment warranted Of the best quality
~ Orders from the interior, or from any portion of he
Pacific Coast, promptly attended 10.
REPAIRING OF TABLES AND UTENSILS
Done N the neates manner Attention h particularly re-
quese ny large assortment Of DILLARD INDIA RuDnER
CUSHIONS new Invention. Persons requiring them
have them sent 70 any part Of the STATE By forwarding cd
cnshons, sending exact measures.
~ would inform the public that having employed NJ
Bro) able to compete with any other BiArd h,nsl.e
tuFer In the State. lSm
, 1858-03-26
MisttllantOus,
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S

UKEUUN1
EXPRESS COMPANY.
If$ER TREASURE, PACKAGES, PARcns, LEfTEns and
2hIkaS FRnoHr forwarded from all parts Of Washington
Territory, by every steamer, TO all parts Of
California, and the Atlantic States,
leaving the ONCE Olympia about the 9Th and 9O'h Of every
month.
DRAFTS procured on CALIFORNIA and all the EASTERN
CITIES and particular attention paid to the collection Of
Notes. Accounts, &c In all parts Of the United States
All orders the purchase Of Merchandise, Books &C., at
JE q o. WILLIAMS, Agents,
Al the store Of J. D. Weber Co:
SteIlaeonm, March 1Q 1853 l.u
, 1858-03-26
San frauistu.

San frantistu.
N U SIC! iI
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
X 0 III l. E R. S i
Nc. l7s Washington st.
SONGS,
wALTzEs,
POLKAs,
scIIOTTIScHEs.
QUADRILLEs,
MAzURKAs,
SELECTIONS FROM ALL THE OPERAS,
Etc, Etc, Etc,
BY THE MOST EMINENT CoMPosERs
MUSIC BOOKS.
IXsTRUCTORs-FOr all Instruments,
GLEE BOOKS,
OPERAS,
ORATORIos,
SACRED MUSIC BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
MUSIC PAPER,
BRASS BAND MUSIC.
BRASS INs7aJMgN3s.
TRoMBONES, CORNETS,
POST HORNS, C0RNOPEANS,
OPHICIEIDEs, ALTO HORNS,
BUGLES, TENOR HORNS,
CYMBALS, BARITONES,
TUBAS.
Aee0aDe0Ns.
FROM THE BEST FRENCH MAKERS.
SEVEN CASES. Just received and now unpaekns viii be
sold to the trade at
IS per cent. Less than Former Prices.
GUITARS.
FROM THE BEST FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
MAKERS.
~ NOte.-A. KoHLER Is Sole Agent In California for
the celebrated maker,
CHARLES sTUMCKE.
VIOLINs, FLUTES,
BANJOs, FTFRs,
TAMBORINEs, CLARlONETs,
FLAGEOLETs, PICOLOs.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
OF every description always hand In large quantItss
ROMAN AND ITALIAN STRINGS.
Jus. received an invoice Of the famous g. n Roman
Strings, warranted 70 be unequaled IN the world.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Vases, ,Porte-AGonnaIea,
Portfolios, Watehstands,
Flacons, Opera-eiasses,
Autographs, &c., &se.
chILDREN's CARRIAGES, BABY-JUHIPERs,
AND AN ENDLESS VARIETY or roYa
NBcustomers requested send their orders direct %
The undersigned, either By mall express and they may be
assured Of having them ed promptly and to their
An goods warranted perfect, the money refunded.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Are particularly invited to call and examine our mmeu,e
stock They win anA prices from % 70 80 per cent
LOWER
Ehan any other jObbins house In csliionla-
A. KOHLER,
Ism I5sWashingtOa street.