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~ Hostetter's Celebrated stomach Hittcrs nor
Jaundce, Dyspepsia Nervous Chronic Debility are very
pleasant In taste and SMELL and be taken under any cir.
eumstanees In Of DypepsAR II acts like magic strength.
enng The zone Of the stomach stimulating the digestive pow
e and giving ruddy health to the cheek and brightness to
theeye na cases Of diseases Of the stomach whether acute
or chronic may be recommended for Is soothing cordial
and renoyatlng influence Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Loss Of
Appetite Nausea, Nervous Tremors Relaxation Debility etc.
are relieved BY the Bers In very short space Of me and
perseverance In their falls TO work thorough
cure Every family should have Hosetters celebrated son
aeh Bers NOaFicle peculiarly adapted to our climate
Sold BY Druggists Hotels and rstclass saloons Throughout
California and Oregon. '
cAuTIoNBayers are particularly requested to beware o.
spurious article Manufactured and represented 70 be Hos
letters Bties which all who sell the genuine artel,
can detect never sold by the gallon. In square bot
ties containing full quart, with the cork covered with me.
ac cap, and cap and bottle, with directions for use
PARK y WHITE, Sole Agents, 10 whom all orders
Ism
, 1858-07-09

The steamer Constitution, Capt Cove, arrive,
a: Steiacoom on Wednesday morning at an earl,
hour, from Victoria, Bclngham Bay and othc
ports on the Sound.
| We learn that the steamer Sierra Norada, Capt
Blethen, arrived at Victoria on the Sd inst, from
San Francisco, with fifteen hundred passengers
five hundred Of whom proceeded on to Bellinghan
Bay.
The steamer Pacifc, Capt. Haley, arrived al
Victoria on the 4th inst, from San Francisco
with seven hundred passengers, four hundred O.
whom remained; the remainder going on to Bel
lingham Bay.
On the 9th, the steamer Panama, Capt Dali,
arrived at Victoria with eight hundred passengers,
two hundred of whom proceeded to Belngham
Bay.
The steamer Cortes Capt lTorner, was hourly
expected below when the Constitution left with
passengers and the mails.
On the 1st inst, the steamer Orisaba, Capt.
Pcase, was to sail for the Sound from San Fran
cisco with full load Of passengers and freight.
It is said that the steamer John Z. Stephens
was about to leave San Francisco with three
thousand passengers for the mines, at last dates
The steamer Panama brought up twenty-five
passengers from New York for Frazer's River
They were only thirty days from New York.
Real estate at Victoria and Esquimalt continues
rising in price. Spectators are still busy at both
places, as also at Whatcom and Sehome.
The trail at Bellingham Bay is reported to be
through. Mr. Chas. G. Vail, one Of the town
proprietors Of Sehome, lately returned from Mr..
DcLacy with the announcement
Gov. Douglass has expressed his intention, il is
said, to throw open Frazer's River to the navi-
CATION of American or other vessels Of every
class, without subjecting them to detention for
licenses; provision being made for the sale of
licenses in the mines, as is the case in Austaia
and elsewhere.
The Revenue Cutter Jefferson Darts has been
abandoned by her crew, after due notice to the
officers. The men have gone to the mines.
SemiahmOo Bay is thought very favorably Of
as town site, and great demand is said to exist
there for lumber.
From our exchanges below, the Victoria Ga
sette and the Northern Light, Che last named
paper published at Bellingham Bay) we learn
that considerable quantities Of gold are being
received in those places from the mines.
, 1858-07-09

SHPPING.--During the past few days VIC have
been visited by two barques and two brigs, which
have given the town more animated appear
ance that it before presented.
, 1858-07-09

THANKS to Wells, Fargo q Co. for tho earl,
delivery Of packages from San Francisco.
, 1858-07-09

~ wE shah be pleased furnish masters Of vessels and
chen outward bound, with fun hes Of the HERALD on apph'
cation At this once.
, 1858-07-09
Ports on the sound.

TEEkALEr-Arriyed July 2d, stmr Resoute Gundop. m
Fort Madison 3d. snr Constitution, Cove Ports up the sound
sutution, Cove, Ports down the Sound VS.
saied-Jaly 3D. smr Resoute, Gundon Port Madison: I'd
smr constitution Cove Ports down the Sound; lth scbr
Ports up the Sound. '' "''e
, 1858-07-09

A FOURTH OF JrLY AccIDEST-On Sunday
last, while discharging Il small cannon on Balch
4 Webber's wharf, man called Sailor Jack,
well known in this vicinity and on the Sound,
had bis left arm broken and hand much bruised
by the premature discharge of the cannon. The
arm was set by DR.. Webber, and the proper
remedies applied to the hand, without delay.
The injured man is doing well, and will soon be
abroad again.
, 1858-07-09
oaart soanS Shipping gist.
sTEILACOOsT, w, T., JULY o, Is5s.


Arrived.
July 2d-Stmr Constitution, Cove I'm Olympia
BIue Gold Hunter Berry I'm Bel.inghaM Bay
Brig Willmantic, sayward, I'm Ports the Sound
Dubuque Ork Trask I'm San Francisco via Bengham Raw
mise to Iialch Weber.
Ih-stmr Constitution, Cove, fm Ports on the Sound.
Sailed.
July 3d-Stnr Constitution, Cove, Ports on the Sound
Bque Gold Hunter Berry, North Bay
4tll-Brig Wilmante, Sayward, North Bay
Ith-Stmr Constitution, Guve olympia.
sth-'hque ORR, Trask, Whidby's Island
In Port.
July 9th-Bris Cyrus, Digs Wts cargo.
, 1858-07-09

vANDALIsN-Grievous complaints are made Of
the depredations Of the soldiers at Fort Stella
COON. Tho evils now complained Of are Of long
duration, and have been patiently submitted to
for years, without abatement or redress Farm
ers in the vicinity Of the garrison say they have
never been permitted to raise swine or poultry,
owing to the thievish prOpensities of the "bul-
warks Of liberty" who seem TO think their posi-
ton as soldiers entities them to the privilege Of
stealing all game small enough to be carried off,
and wilfully destroying all that cannot be con-
veniently taken away. We were informed last
week Of visit made by party Of these vandals,
about a month ago, to the dairy and dwelling Of
Mr.. Crofis, a few miles from the Fort; on which
occasion they made strenuous efforts 10 annihilate
everything that came in their way, dwelling and
an. but only partially succeeded; a few broken
window sashes remaining to tell the tale of desc
lation. It seems they were impcled to this visit
by another motive than that Of mere mischief
for they ransacked every portion Of the house in
pursuit Of money; not finding which, as burglars
sometimes do, they demolished everything they
could got their hands on. Even the butter in the
dairy, beinganot very portable article in the SUM-
was taken and strewed along the road. Since
the commission Of the above depreciation, one Of
the valiant sons Of liberty from the Fort favored
Mr. Reach with visit, and kindly shot fine
milch COW belonging to him. The party guilty
Of this crime has been arrested, and is now con-
fined in the guard house awaiting trial by court
martial. We are assured that these offences viii
always be visited with the severest punishment,
when complaint is made accompanied with the
proper evidence; and those who suffer by these
depredatiOns do wrong in not complaining
, 1858-07-09

ANOTHER MIsFoRTuNE.-Mrs McConaha, who
seems to meet with new misfortune at every
turn of the road of life, was again afflicted, on
Wednesday last, by distressing accident to her
little son, about ten years Of age While riding
horse near the dwelling of Judge Chambers,
where Mrs McConahas little family are now liv-
ing, the animal seems to have taken fright and
ran away, throwing the boy to the ground and
dragging him some dstance the halter appa-
rently having become entangled about the child's
body. The scalp was found torn from the skull,
and the skull slightly broken. Other bruises
and Injuries were sustained, of nature suffi-
cicntly severe to endanger the life of the child.
lie now lies in very critical state.
, 1858-07-09

Anourl Nm PAFn-Ihs past week has
hrousht mother new paperon Puget Sound,
ppbnihed 4 Whaicom, by ". Banlman 4 Go.
4 : printed On lhett half De size Of This
paper. rnItly, q " per snnnm. We Ike the
l,yls N which Il 3 written for, and think Il
tin tlkl. though u typographical appearance
b ~ no mans pfepol1essins ItWill doubllssz
improve IN lhal respect however. We hope 70
- ne N5fih651 Light welcome visitor every
SA.ts : 4 promises b Be iaithlul guardian d
American interests h6itiboufa -ei
, 1858-07-09
Spttial YOtifts.

ELECTION NOTICE.
General Election will be held on the second Moudav
OF July dt being the twelfth day Of said month"; Al NJ,
Court House in Pierce County W. T., for the following
officers, to wit:
Councilman.
Representatives.
l County Commissioner.
l sherh:
l AudiLE.
! Treasurer. tEHN
] Assessor. shA't
Justice Of the Peace
! osecuting Attmay. --7s.--=.aa.-s
County Surveyor. a .-.........
CGlnel Of Militia. ~ tH.l lk
Lieutenant Colonel Of Militia.
] Major Of Militia. -.
Wr ok Master
Cons ablts. .... .rHs#EF-I
HENRY BRADLEY.
H-1 "t Auditor Pierce County, VT.
, 1858-07-09
l.. p. FISHER.

l5lK Washington St, San Francisco
u authorized act the Agent Of this paper receiving Ad
versemenb and subscriptions Ia San Francisco and collect
ing and reeeipting for the same. ,.,,,, ,rosc,,
, 1858-07-09
B0ARDINGl BOARDINGi

Eo,ns IHs AocoNMoDATI0N oF MINERS AND 9TH.
- srs sa1serpsfs have opened large and commoioun
soaIang hSn.e a Whaicom uhsre they hssp tSiis con
sappea with he best Ne market S6rdi a rsSsonib
A'u JONES AEfzRATRlcK.
, 1858-07-09

Dtorrrrrorlfls.-- Ford. who has been
frsono weeks pat ilking liksnesseIi IN Olympia,
riI VII s'1Incpon On Friday evening NEXT and
rrtpo1u1 b 1lop hllp aNock He tikes pictures
iho1 Ihslnf1y discovered s|ylos, on glass, patent
I1alhu. sls. sla Now i The time % send Ike
pc11,1 % friends and relatives
, 1858-07-09

~ All persons knowing themselves indeb.ed
to the firm Of BArn wEuHn prior TO the Is, Of
sos are hereby notified to call and settle or MI,
accounts will be placed In the hands Of an attorney FOR col
lection. y WI
, 1858-07-09

Irprrrprrcr DkT.-Ths National Anniyer-
my vase observed in : quiet and NATIONAL manner,
IN SIr1,coom and 4 he Fort on the fiiih. The
~ paiiotc among Is gOt sloroulIy tight on
Sunday, Ihs foarlh. and ieh ihi'toun and vicin-
i|y th Monday b qnlst possession Of the moaer-
sIr|t patriotic. who were no doubt grateful
n1I11l. Iho weather Of boih days was de-
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CITY y l. q G TT o n
MosAsy, Aprtl "a.

3 To CAHp,pArgr.-Anssuncs Of candidates
Dass Be paid for In advance, or responsible name
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Saathorissd 10 announce that VIZ. Srorrs
nomdldaAs for Justice Of the Peace Ut the
nlsction. mch21
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IA
Please announce the name of j. i. RLAIa -
candidate for the once Of Justice Of the Peace.
mch MANY Vorss''
\. 0fNa1ks1r-J a va. I'll, h. ,pnnor,sa
- e. th2 ensuing election, by
nsA19 b e. MANY VOTERS.
En-, al.s \ ~ s'',.. .a.s..s. ss.' n.
Youse = sssaidats fer Justice Of the P.Aee for
s.ss:
~ spA,r Ger !, p,se.. .nnornc. ~. n.m =,
! q ~. !. ..,a,a. !. -, c;.. u...h., :, ~.
Anil ~ -. - MANY OLD SETTLERS.
nel31d
- - = zss.
..s.a -" -.
:. :. = .s.s...'l''s
- =, ns .'u -, .E4xss . ...'..1s
s'se.o' ~ ny oa''e ~. ~. ~ ID
OF The Public Schools Of K.'l.l' e e So
~
THOMAS fLsrcHss and D. kEDDssasss A. hses-
BY noninated for re-siection to represent IL Third
m 49, - ,ae Do.'a % .iss'seeaa s,''os' % sss
" 80 w.
-.zz---ss---.--------- -
| 1ksv. Csc. DssIsos and =. \, Gem ~ $780,
mated to rsprsssnt the First W1s4 = W. CIV IN
v .1.'-'on l.ssa
| C. noSssr IsGAIls will ~ imported for City
Marshal atAhe sesuing Z lection ~
~ osApd 80 sofLs cASDioArs %
Il 49,. 8 49, - the pres emit pros.
/ peroue = Is Of chools, updas. the
mGun1s 81 the ard Of Edusasios,
u 49, = Fourth yusu win support for re-
| e1>el1oA ri 10 Of the Board, the President
W. Ills ana the Secretary :. W
- -------------------- t"'1S
] III. NAfE Crrr Please announce the name Of
i " - p..n. =, ~. .n.h,n .,.,,n~
-.As~s wv ctrY1rNc
W -
Ens. CARR cIrr PLEASE announce the name Of
/ h.r;..w, M.Ny yorrps
,n.h,sAam -
-.
q eanaidnA&sfor the oiice Of CITY Marshal .. the
snsuins sadAion. MANY VOTERS.
n1A1sa -
...., ...a Nc
Knxr - y candidate fer Alderman ofthe Fourth
II Wae4as the ensuing election.
meAlSd
MMe[s have boen requested to Annsnnce Col
PArfn4166 . candidate for reelection ~ Alder
man Of Fourth Ward. mchl2
TOWNSHIP TRUsTEEs.-JoHs n. ANDERSON
T. J CHExowIrn and @. ST. CLAIR Hussr win be
supported for Township Trustees at the ensuing
.f'
- rN' ~
ueat. lnoniio
Gro NJ. SwArox will be candidate for Alder
man in the Second Ward at the ensuing election.
mchlld
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Up RUTHERFORD, Psssidsat.
:. wA'', iw''''',
AupsroR's oYsIcs, Iowa.
II 10 hereby certified that the state Fire asd Ma
rins Insurance Company, Of Harrisburg. Pa. has
Sled In this c6ios renewed atsts ment, in sccord
ancs With Seetion 8, Chapter i4s. Laws VI 1887,
which receives ny approval. ] do therefore re-
for keokuk, Les cosuty, which 10 hereby contin-
usd In full foros asd eject for thu year 1858.
Witness my hand AID seal .. Dcs Msinss, this
tl.sl LIST day of March, 1855
JNo. PATfEE, Auditor Of Isvs.
Policies issued by c. {. A. sIRTBLEN, Agent.
Third-st., over ficklsn Lucas bank.
mchlsd
ROYAL srEwAKr. Jso. n.osivvirs.
STEWART 4 GWIfflTH,
Ofhce formerly occupied BY Hatch 1 Thompson,
sRcosp sr., SxAAAAis,
KEoKUK IOWA,
Attorneys and Councillors at Lao,
ENsURANcE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Particular attention paid TO At Collection Of Dss".
ard Looming ef Moasss.
Hon. j. Phillips, PhGnix, New York.
Hos. Chas. Butler, "a
Walter s. 0riGth, Esq.,, g
Hon Hiram ocum, Troy, ny.
Hon. Albert II. Tracy, Buffalo, N. y.
II. A. Tucker ! Co.. bankers. Chicago.
Geo. 7. Psarsons. Esq Counsellor. Chicago.
Den. v. Y. Van Antwerp, ksokuk, 1sva.
chas. Parsons Co., bankers, keotuk
Tillinghsst, Lane A Buel, +"
s.l. bower Dsa,e k:s. Merchant.
II n 8 q r A N G e |.
CALL AND
Insure your Property aeainH Lo"by
guRE, ElnE! FIRE,
In the following responsible Companies /:
HUMBOLDT
FIRE INsUM ANCE MPANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
TIVE Hundred ThoHsaUa DsIiaYs.
BriAgepsrt fire marsns Ins. Co.,
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
CAr,rAL AND SuarLus, 1857 900 90.
Farmers Il Mechanics ssuranes Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CAPITAL, $500, 900 90.
4
The shove highly responsible Companies are nov
prepared to Insure Property Against
| Lossor Damage By fiFs
| - And Pay Gil Losses Promptly. -
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Benefit Of those you Lous!
! musaAs Beaesis Lite Iassyancs c..
CAarfe ed BY hs STATE Of Se~ Jersey. ls4s.
Losses paid up to January lsSs,..4l, 10, SAC s!
Dividends paid " Insured ...l ,eoS ,6ee.
Net sceum alA ted Cap -, , .,
Policies are issued in the above reliable ani
responsible Life Insurance Company, By payinl
one-h half the premium in cash, giving nets loE th'
other half att per cent. inteIcst--anaual Aivi
dsnds. sver.gies Ss per cent. paid 70 injured snt
not to ckhoiders.
Call and see the agents for above Con panies, o
their once on second street.
STEWART 0RIFYITH.
ei5 ZOO Eisss Mortgage Bonds
OF the Thin 1 ~. Wsyne X. =. 70 Exchange fo
Lands.
BENTONSPORT COAL.
Orders for this superior Coal can b left q H.
once Of STEWART I GRIFFITH.
S0O Acr0e C0olc0 koRet08 k000o
A In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
81 FOR Sale Cheap or EreAasss Jsr Good.
RAllaAelphta City Properly.
Z b Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa
Missouri or Illinois.
Lands In Northern and Southern Iowa 10
TX ,es SERVANT GRIFFITH A..,,.
7, A. n a 8 q n,
ID Il N II L s IT
-
DENTAL ROOMS ovRR
J. c. PARRoTrS DRY GOODS STORE
MAIN srR EFT,
bsewsen Thira aaa rsurth sere...
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III j. b candidate for re selection to tn,
e1se2 lsallss Of the Peace At the April election
mchsas -
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RmoM e. II. scnsvEr,s AGEsCY
.I,nE cITI-

V1sHE CITI-
i 3 = rs or
ksok uk, Icwa,
are respectful.
ly In I o r y cd
that the sub
scriber has CO.
tsblished = n
Agency at No.
l@ Lake-strt.,
Chicago, Ill.,,
for the sale Of
Grover + BA-
ker's celebra-
ted
SEWING
AACnIN Z s;
andissapplisd
with ali their
varieties stisp-
ted to family
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use and all kinds Of manufacturing puYDosss,
which he will II all tnss Be prepared 70 supply the
GROVER BAKER MACHINES are the most
simple and reliable tvo-thread machines In use,
and are WOW ofSrsd 10 the entire Northwest ~
Eastern prices. guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
Address orders 10
HUGH ALEXANDER, Agent,
fsbl5d3m 1855 LATEST, Chicago.
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EDrss1 Barr C,rr:--"In view Of the present
eonditioEcf City Adairs,'I announce myself ~
Independent candidate for election 70 the ofBcs
Of Mayor Of the City. - -
Feb. 36-d III
in view Of the present laty $3.50,
A. election.
|vrss ~ss 10 s..s' sss.x.l - l.
- II - $3.50 ~ ~ asw AalB segn9
8 ~. s.1 y! J.. = "a sys.i.s e.
4: 4. - s.,sSss. ss.ss.s q s. Hal. Z
connlsIsp ~ Ane11ernlxrs.
yss. n: H.sdk ssa, Wielss ! q
hi !; az o:s tss ~:
"a z 3 y ISL s.is "A. IL ~ 5s:sa:..
!. : :. a osssi':'I
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To LET.
A two story stone Warehouse. 100 feet assp, 50
IA feat wide, with ~ eight foot cellar under The
whole, situated Front strset below Pearl, Alex.
ssdria. No. For serms apply TO ". B. Dani els,
ksekuk. or 70 J. 8. Clark, AIexaudris.
w-hskaet sas
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEONUx. lOwA.

WHERE may b fvund ths best Of Fruit -
W Trsss, Bvsrgrssns, Shade Trees. Grapsu
vines. snd ornamental plants, As.
Also, IN thsir ssason, Cabbage, Tomato ana sv.s'
Potato PiaAls.
Ostsn sent through the post siRes or oth&rv;..
will receive prompt aud careful attention.
0reaA1a in The western psrt Of the city.
1sA1sA31 GEO. o. HfLTON.
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Es0R aii manufacturing purposes, sinssss esw-
pVblie insist spos having thsr elotliag. As., naAs
b. thsa. Singers YsnIly ssving Machine 10 the
latest prsssatsa for composition, ssd, ssing a.
ranged With fsl knowledge II the defects Of other
mschiass for similar asss, has avoided rsnsdlsA
them ell. II IL tho handsonsst Sewing Machine
ever made. and the easiest TO learn TO opsrsts.
lts excsllent asehanissl principles ssd qualities
arc readily appreciated By those acquainted With
coming universally adopted. Apply for I. n.
Singer = Co. . 0asetts. Copies supplied Cratic.
Western sfhos lao Lake Street, Chicago.
nebsd6m WIN. BRODERICK, Agent.
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FaFWell's Assam nag Manu1aesosy,
Nos. ~, ~ and 46 Wabash Avenue,
CHICAGO, .... ILLINOIS.
ID At3S AND SACKS Of every description anA
- variety, furnished upon the shortest notiss,
and print "a with appropriate bsAs6s.
SIMEON FARWELL,
nehAdkv3m Proprietor.
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Please announce the name Of J. I. RLAIR .
candidate for the once Of Justice OF the Peace.
inch u MANY WORMS.
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Q. cowLDs. IT.,
2 atent Matte r o ofer,
ossics Ne. 50 Main-ss..

sISHE MAsTIC ROOFING 10 veil adsptsl Il
steep o. Aat roof, u Are preof, Al beeoaina
hssG VIII sd.it Of wsar b. breeding thsveen
wh.eA makes Il desirable for piAssss, sess. stsan
bo.:s. e. - For further particular, please 81
At the odhcs. wAsrs samples can s. seen,
fehl7dly
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sTATEMENT 81 The ConAssI~a 81
the Nsats Etes a0A Wap1ns 1nsu.
rance Company - Pennsylvania,
Made sp to Jssssry LET. 1855, n cs~piiomes Nth
"Aa Act n vsasfio~ TO 1assrsses Compasiss.
Ia Ths nsas Of the Company Il the estate Fire
and AAsin. Inssrsse. Cenpssy," Of Pennsyi-
vanis, and 10 located 1t IIantburg, -
Tad. tt aashossed Capital Stock is three hun
drsd Thousand dollns.
3rd. The amount paid up aud secured IL one hun
drsd thousa nd dollars.
18th. The assets Of the Company sre follows, vi1
LIST. Cash on hand aud in the hand. Of agents
and other persons ASS. Is
I'd. Fourteen Illinois Central Rail
road bonds, LIST mortgage, each
$1,000, per cent, Par val. Mkt. val.
$4,000 s1l 10000
Sd. Four Indiana Central
Railroad bonds, each
$500, 10 per ssnt..... 100000 30Oo. 90
Two Indiana Central
Railroad bonds, each
81 200, 10 per cent. 100000 3OOo.e0
SlA7ss.oe
9Th. Debts due the Company secured
| By bonds and mortgage. ..-... %, A65.s9
/ 5th. Debts otherwise secured, mono.
9th. Debts for premiums, bills re-
eetvAoSs~..,... ........ ........ ~ ,03l. -
l 7th. All other securitiss, namely:
| 1909 shares stock VI hopsvell
| Coal and Iron Compapy........ to,eoe 20
| Psemium Notes. ln, llS -
Stock Notes held ~ part Of
the Capital...... .................. So 900 90
LIABILITIES:
\ ~, The snoant Of liabilities due or
not due 10 banks other creditors
ct the Company, none.
0tb. Leases adjusted and das, none.
| IN. Losses adjsstsd and not dus 1890 90
oh. Losses naAjustsd. S,lo0.ee
oh. Losses In suspsnse, awaiting fur
ther proofs ................ 4,50o %
10th Other claims against the q, mpa-
~, (resisted claims J....... ...... s,15e.ee
1lth. the grealsst amount ins ed any risk
0e,0o0.
l3th. No spseiAc rules regulating the amount In
AAy City.
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s1sHH uadsrsixned would invite al intsrsstsd
L parties 70 examine . working model Of
Brick Machine,
which 10 superior to all others ever invented II
10 much cheaper. more portsbie, and % simple -
aol to be liable 10 get out u order. Three men
and ons boy can make from ~ - - ZOO per.
feet Dssck per day. II can be run with less
power than any other. Two horses, or n inch bslt
will work II With ease 1t makes the brick direct
Brick all seasons Of the year without regard 70
Weather. Circslary sent By addressing ". HUTCH
mos, Bsx Ie1. Chicago, Ills. The model can -
seen u 1871 kandolph-st., Chicago. Also, samples
". HUrCnfN3s wAKEMAN HULL,
Sole Agents for the sale of Boynton's Improved
Brick Pvsss for The H,Sst. [jan1Sd3m-c. rs.
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EDrse1 pArn err '--"In view Of the prsssn.
eonditioEcf City AFFAIR."" announce myself ~
An Independent candidate for election 10 the Once
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-22
FLORIDA NEWS

"
BY the arrival of the United States steamer GRAY
Cloud, Duke, from Fort Myers on Wednesday last
we have late intelligence from Col. Rector
Billy Bowlegs represents himself as ready to en-
bark at any time, and says that he can pre5ail on
party of boatmen fourteen warriors) to accompa-
ny him and the others now at Col Reetor's camp if
he can find them.
intention to accept Major Rector's propositions. 1t
is generally believed, however, that Sam himself
will not remove till forced to at the point of the
bayonet.
Col. Rector has notified the hostile Indians that
the delegation will leave Florida for their Western
home on the 1s day May, and that such of them
expect to remove peaceably must be ready to EN-
bark on that day, and that the troops will be imme-
Tampa FTo.) Peninsular, April 10.
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of the ex-Manager, Immediately rendered their pro-
fessonal services, and an impromptu benefit was
gotten up at Wallack's Theatre, and crowded
house the result. This evidence of appreciation
was alike honorable to Mr.. JARRETT and to those
members of the profession who came so promptly
forward in his behalf.
We learn that Mr.. JARRETT has since rented the
National Theatre, in Philadelphia, and proposes
to open it on the first of May, for the summer
season.