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L. P. SHER'S
Advertising Agency,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAE.
MO. l7lA Washington Street, up stairs, nearly op-
IN posite Maguire's Opera House.
L. p. FISHER is the authorized agent Of the
PIONEER a DEMOCRAT, Olympia, W. T.;
Marysville Herald;
Sacramento Union;
Pacific Methodist, Stockton;
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal;
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Red Bluff Beacon;
Tuoumne Courier;
FL Dorado Democrat, Placervlle;
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton;
Columbia Gazette;
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
Calaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill
Shasta Courier;
Mariposa Gazette;
Yreka Weekly Union;
Trinity Journal, Weaverville;
Iowa Hill News;
Volcano Ledger;
Weekly Ledger Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County Journal;
Folsom Dispatch;
California Mining Journal
Los Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald;
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer Courier, Yankee Jims;
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat, Downieville
Humboldt Times;
0regonian Portland, o. T.;
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. T.;
Herald, Jacksonville, o. T.;
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, 0. T.;
POlynesian, Honolulu, S. l.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. l.;
Mexican Extraordinary, City Of Mexico;
Hongkong Register, China.
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
l.. p. y. has now completed bis arrangements for
the forwarding Of advertisements to all the principal
largest circulating Journals and Newspapers published
In the Atlantic States.
fine opportunity is here offered to those who wish
to advertise in any part Of the Union, Of doing at
the lowest rates, and in prompt and satisfactory
manner.
Sept.4, 1857. noAl-N
, 1858-02-19
"A FORWARDING, a
Storage 4 Commission

'HE undersigned having erected at Port Town
4 send, Washington Territory, a large and oommO
dious Bareho1se vel adepted to the storage Of grain
up or down the oOasi Batting the necessary meani
Of Conveyance Eouldfaim the shippers and trader
Of the Sound that they prepared to store such
articles on the usual terms.
Also. being extensively engaged in the business oi
TRANSFORMATION, either as owners Of or agents
Tor most Of the coasting vessels Of the Sound they
are further prepared 10 FORWARD such articles Of
merehandze stock, and grain may be entrusted "a
them, % any point on the Sound or Straits, Vancou
vers Island elsewhere, as may be desired at the
shortest notice and on accommodating terms.
fatronae respectfully solicited For further infor-
nation address the undersigned.
z. S. FOWLER 4 co.
Port Townsend, Aug. Il, 1857. no.s9-n
, 1858-02-19
YOUNG AMERICA
IN THE
F. J!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

OIE SALE ANU HI ALL!
MIR. 1. ROSENHEIM,
Next Door 10 Wells Fargo L Co.'S Express Office,
EsPECTFULLY soLICITs THE PUBLIC IN
IL general, n call and examine his new stock Of
Fashionable Clothing, recently puprchased in San
Francisco and has taken great care In selecting them
As have been In the business for many years, fiat
ter myself TO say, that am fully experienced in this
line consequently have the honor to say, that eau
suit all that wish 10 give me . call on account Of my
stock being selected IN the manner A. follows:
In the irst place would like 10 mention about my
fine and beautiful stock Of coats, such as
fine black Frock Dress coats,
black Cloth Over coats,
+" black Business coats,
blue Business coats,
black Velvet coats,
fancy Cashmere coats,
heavy Petersham Sack coats,
brown and light drab coats,
pilot cloth blue and black coats,
double coats which can be worn on 10th sides,
black, blue and other sorts Of talmas or eloaks,
monkey or pea jackets Of different qualities,
India rubber coats, white and black, also Logging
and pants,
all sorts Of every day coats, to suit the working
PANTS
hne black doe skin pants,
% grey mixed pants,
81 fancy pants,
q" plaided pants,
=" plain pants,
g blue pants.
black velvet, plain, latest style,
" velvet, fancy, latest style.
" satin, single and double breasted,
/" blue and brown cloth, double breasted,
hne white MArsaile, for balls,
large variety Of every day vests
BOOTS.
ane French calf sewed
American calf, seWed,
heavy kip, Pegged,
hip, nailed,
kip, stogies,
a." calf Stogies.
fine heavy broghns.
" SeWed and Pegged calf shoes,
UNDER GARMENTS.
ane white Merino undsrshirts,
" white Merino drawers,
" silk under sh rta and drawers,
silk stockings,
grey mixed aud white Merino hose,
blue grey and red over-shrts,
black and white kid gloves,
thread and cotton gloves,
buekskin, frst quality,
riding gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Woollen and Merino gloves,
black, plain and fancy neck handkerchief
SHIRTS.
fne white broad pleats, latest style,
white broad peats with cuffs TO wear studs,
white narrow peats,
fancy and striped shirts.
BLANKETS.
red white snd blue; also, eOmforten to spread
over beds.
HATS.
fine beaver, black,
drab and brown,
whole variety Of different kinds,
ladies' and gehtlemens India rubber oVer-shoes.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Such as combs, scissors knives &C., besides some
other small articles too numerous TO mention. Also
travelling trunks vaioes and carpet bags ne lot Of
Ladies' and Misses shoes and boOtees.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Of the best brands Any person that wishes TO enjoy
the pleasant scent Of pure Havana Cigar please try
mine. Natural Leaf Virginia Chewing Tobacco i
Smoking Tobacco, different brands.
Call and examine for yourselves, and be convinced
Of the above facts.
!. ROSENHEIM.
, 1858-02-19
acc OMMODA TTON,
Victoria, Vancouver's Island

"a A WARE Of the great Inconvenience and II
.,il n want Of suitable accommodation for SshlsA
travellers and business men, in times past the under
signed has fitted up, in good style and comfortable
manner, first class HOTEL qRl 6o4rding house
for the convenience Of travellers from the American
side, and residents of the Island in general
1t shall be the constant aim and endcavor of the
subscriber to furnish his table with everything calcu
lated to gay the taste and render the stay Of guests
with him agreeable and pleasant. To pleasure seek
ing parties-to which the scenery of the Island espe
caly Will prove invting-the undersigned will bestOw
bis particular attention.
The public are therefore requested to cal on him as
above near the Government House, Victoria.
CHARLES BAILEY.
Victoria V. l., July Is, 1857. po.36ly.
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German a Inuse m c mt . 4.

The New York Express speaks Of one of the
open air festivals, peculiar to the German char
acter which recently took place in the neghborhcod
of New York. The Express says that at this ga b.
ering were assembled not less than ttcsnty-
fire thousand people, nnetyni hundred'hs OF
them Germans mostly in the open air, at Jones'
Nv oods all cheerfully enjoying themselves in out
door amusemeuts This jolly multitude passed
the day seated under trees, in cougepial or family
groups each Interesting itself as the humor or de-
sire of the moment prompted. The extreme heat
of the day forbaie much active exercI.e, and the
recreation consisted for the Ho.t part In friendly
chit-cbat a kind remembrance Of the homes they
had left behind tbcm and genial hospitality gen
orally. The inevitable lager flowed steadily, yet
no, in Oppressive quantities Here were men, wo.
men and children gathered informally together,
laughing, reclining resting, talking, and amusing
each other with topics as they happened to arise
The grand concert came off at O'Clock in the af
terDoon, but not twentieth part of the people
who enjoyed aud appreciated music artistically
even, C uld get upon the platform, and they re-
manned in their places in familiar groups, scat
tered all through the grove listening to the choral
anthem OF sweet sounds" and drinking in the
luxury of a thousand harmonic voices, as they
rolled and reverberated through the air around
them.
The Express thinks that harmless recreation ike
this might be natonalized in America TO advantage,
and that it would far transcend not only in posi-
tive enjoyment, but in practical utility, many OF
our more boisterous and less sociabe merriments
These Teutonic assemblies frequently marked
by athletic sports of every variety, heathici to
the phy sical frame, aud, notwithstanding the pep
uarity of the lager. it is rare that an angry word
is heard amid crowd of thousands of Germans.
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Southern Literary Messenger.

The July number of the Messenger has a very
attractive and entertaining chapter of contents,
and advances new claims to the patronage of the
public.
While upon the subject of the Messenger, We are
sorry to see that some of the capital contributions
to that paper are occasionally copied without ac-
cordng TO it the proper credit. case of this kind
has been lately brought to our notice, which we
beg TO mention, because we were unwittingly led
ourselves into the wrong OF which the Messenger
has reason to complain. "Harry Lees Courtship'
was stolen from the Messenger by that grand lite
rary punderer, Harper's Monthly. without one
word of acknowledg me ut, and copied from Harper
into other papers. from of which it found its
way into the Dispatch without the proper credit.
We take occasion 10 express our regret that we
have committed this uniOteutoDai iu ustics TO the
Messenger. aud orr earnest wish that Hrper may
mend his morals. 'Harry Lees Courtsh;p." we
! understand, is from the brilliant pen of John Els
ten Cooke Esq the gifted author Of 1.-THE Virginia
Comedians" young gentleman whose SPARKLE z
genius often lights up the columns of the Messen-
ger, and pleases and ediies its numerous readers
The Messenger is at considerable expense in &C.
curing able and accomplished contributors, and
when their productions copied, il IL an act oil
common Justice and honesty that they should be
properly credited Our own people should not
grudge the aid of their own means TO sustain so
excellent aud deserving periodical, and thus en-.
courage and develop the literature Of the South
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4 He i)InP A IT, h.
wEDNEs Az MoRNlNe...... ...........JuLY J. ,ss
the seventh Regiment.

The visit Of this splendid regiment to Virginia
has elected one universal aud enthusiastic ott-
burst Of admiration and applause. IL was every
where said, that much we had heard Of the mag.
nidcent drill and discipline Of this crack regiment
of New York, the half had not been told Us. Their
whole appearance and bearing, both a. soldiers
and az gentlemen, has taken every body by storm.
We really canuut conceive Of greater perfection In
drill, 10 uniformit.' and precision ct movement
The regiment moved like one man, likean exquisite
and perfect machine, the effect Of the whole being
heightened by the perfect simplicity and unpre'
tending character Of their uniform.
Up,ns,ructed ourselves in the military art We
had the curiosity to inquire of a veteran officer
and au accomplished gentleman, one whom Ola
"Rough aud Ready" considered one OF the oes'
drill, ct,icers In the army Of the United states,
what he thought Of the 9TH Regiment, and DO" II
v,pld compare IN drill with regiment In tue re-
or,aY army "Sir- said the veteran, there IL
No, one regular regiment in a hundred that Will
c,mnare in drill with the 7th Regiment. 1t II
impossibie that il should be otherwise. You eau
never make regular soldiers feel the personal pridf
which has led the gentlemen who compose 'ha'
,ssimen, TO the perfection they have attained
do not know their Colonel. but | know from th'
manner in which he handles the 9TH, that he Is
soldier all over" If Col. Duryee and his gallant
man knew from whom that compliment protested
thew would consider it as pretty feather as the,
have worn in their caps this many day. Indeed
the fact that such splendid efficiency is attaihaoi'
under the volunteer system, is most ENCOURAGING
proof of the capacity Of this country to defend IL
self against a world in arms.
We hope that the late celebration will tend tc
strengthen the bonds of amity and love between
the Empire State aud the Old Dominion. The Itf
carries with it the highest admiration and respect
of our community, as gentlemen not less than sol
diers. aud its presence on this soil, Jude sucf
generous impulses, such patriotic inspirations
under common and glorious flag, teaches mora
Of Union and Power which the enemies Of Amer
lea abroad may study with interest, with beneh
to themselves, and with advantage to the peace Of
he world,
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DIED.

In Appomsttox county June 3Bth. 1853 at the res
siaerce Of his father. r Clam, Mr. CHAS III AM,
In the 9th year n bis age.
1rother city papers please copy.
Atthe residence Of he parents. en Union I'll July
1858. ANN. CORA, the nnly and infant child az
VIM ard Mary w Cbalkley, aged six months ana
twenty six days
"auffr little children tn rome INTO me and forbid
them not. for OF srch Is the singdem Of Heaven
A4-Richmopd and Petersburg papers please copy.
On the I'd inst at the residence Of her nephew.
Vim. A. Khan, Mrs SARAH B. SMlTHSON, in the
5ist year Of her age.
NJ Halifax county. Va, papers please copy.
On Saturday. 81 instant. Mt quarter to o'clock.
A. NJ. MARY ANNA. youngest daughter OF sarah
Ann and Thor,as Nicholson. aged years, 10 months
and 10 days.
Suddenly In this city on Yesterday. about 95s
o'clock, Mr. PARKE TALLEY, aged 70 years
His funeral will take place this (Tuesfay) morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the residence OF his sen Mr.
Talley, on 3 street, between Jackson and Dl-
val Streets to which his friends and acquautsnce1,
and those of his son. respectfully invited TO At
tend
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| eS- CARD In order that the urse taken by
us at the recent dinner in compliment 10 our New
York guests may be perfectly understood, anu 10
correct all misrepresentation, whether willut OK
other ise, OF our withdrawn on th%t OCCASION we
avail ousse,ye- % the public print 10 make the io
loving statement, which is prompted sos-l! py sei
resr ect and q due regard to public opinion
| Ihe arrangements tor he dinner were made while
orr whole corps were in Charlottesville, and we were
| urapprsfd OF the details. Having been assigned
very properly the left of the line, We were the last
t. reach Warwick Mill, an consequently awaited
| as 10 duty bound, until evtiy other Company had
be-, seated at the table before we entered tie dining
rom FINDING on going round the room, that nc
place had been assigned to US, we approached one
where apparently, there were about fifteen or TWEEN
ty seats, but in! rmed that tney had been re
served for another purpose. We there upon march
ed TO t. story ali I'VE, resumed our arms, and re-
paired to the Central Hotel to dinner.
The reasons which Undue this course are briefly
there We thought, and still think, that we had a.
mu "a right to seats at the dinner any other vel
u oteers of the city. The sum of fifteen hundred
dollars had been appropriated By the Council TO en-
able the r0tuat erS TO give diIuer TO HE New YORK
Regiment ia larg sutn was necessary, we e4-
pected have Away doue on similar occaslors,
to bear our proportion Of the expense and We there
fore were dis Inclined to submit 10 the uuolgnined
predicament in wnich We were placed. of having to
20 about the room and find seats whore ami when
VS. could. Whether this negligence and dlsrespect
were designed not, Is q QUESTION II world have
been ride uous for to inquire into there and then
aad enc wi regard to which w certainly eei too
much Indifference now, to make the least inQuify.
We give this explanation, particularly to such Of
New York friends as we have not conversed with
about the matter, for ths abruptness of our DEPART
ure from festive board where We anticipated great
pleasure in their company. an hope they will per-
i've The propriety OF our action under the cifcuni-
stances.
With mt entertaining he least captiousness. the
officers CT tho Young Guard Battalion intend long
as they hold the con- missions which have been con
ferref on them by the state Of Virginia to maintain
the dignity Of their rank and far in them lies
the Olga of the men they command.
YOUNG GUARD
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! r&- WORLD FAMOUS. to a certainty. is

Dr. } HosTkTTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERs,
tor the cure of yspc. sia tever and Ague, Platu-
leDce, Constipation. ami all the train OF diseases
which arise from morbid condition Of those fuI4c-
tons on the stomach. upon the proper action of
which the health 80 much depends. Those who de
sire to be prepared only for the Dy spepsia but
for onehaf the ills that humanity is heir to, should
provide themselves with that most excellent CT m
pound known DR. Ii ostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters These "Bitters are pleasant TO the taste,
sure of operation, and composed entirely OF yegeta
bic substances, prepared with the greatest care If
you want TO be entirely refreshed, both physically
and mentally, go and procure this valuable tonic.
For sale by Druggists and dealers centrally, every
whore. Adm
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jnly 1.-THE Indian agent IN Ne
hosko writes that the Sioux are much excited on
account of the treaty made by the United States
with the Yanktons. They claim the lands. men
toned in the treaty, their own. The agent for the
Yspktons states that he could not nave transacted
the business with the Sioux, if troops had not
been present.
C. II. Mott, of Miss, has been appointed special
Commissioner to Oregon and Washington Terri
tories to examine into certain claims, Tor when
appropriations have been made, previous 10 their
payment.
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R1rRNING OF THE STEAMER GALENA AND
IlEE

CHICAGO, July 3-0n the morning of the hrst
inst the steamer Galena took fire at the iandihg
at Red Wing. Minnesota The origin OF the nfe
is unknown. The flames spread with such rapidi'
ty that the boat was soon developed in flames
About seventy five passengers we're on board, six
ty-eubt of whom were saved. The following are
known to be lost John Tyson, Holly Porter, Nan
CIV Porter, Charles Porter, and Lydia Porter, OF
Michigan. The books aud papers were an lost
The boat was valued at fifty thousand dollars. No
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s&s- BAKsR's PREMIUM B,rTERs-

must .ot be prejudiced but give them trial iu
cases of Cholera Morbus and summer Complaints
These annoying aud dangerous diseases are becom
Il quite prevaientat this time and If not speedily
checked, Cften destroy the constitution and
frequently life itself Az "a and speedy cure, " g
know of no remedy equal to that universally poptl-
Var medicine, BAKEkS PREMIUM BITTERS; and
We therefore advise every one to give it trial As
preventive to indigestion. and corrector and pu
riier OF the stomach these Bitters unsurpassed
Every family should keep few bottles on hand.
PRICE 81 cents per bUttle-to be had of all promi-
nent Druggists in this city, and elsewhere in tir.
0inia Ie25
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WANING 4 PEARCE, druggists, beg to inform
their friends and the public generally that they have
removed to their AEW ST Jkk. on Broad street
above Ninth and opposite the Old swan Tavern
where may be found coIaplete assortment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICiNE3 and CHEMI-
GALS; also. English and French Perfumery. Luz
bins Extracts, Hair and Tooth Brushes, FaLcy Ar
tices Imported Cigars and Chewing and smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my7-ts
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CAPTURE OF PICK PoCKET.- On
Monday last, soon after the landing of the James
town, with the remains of President Monroe, a
Young fellow giving his name as George Thompson,
and hailing from Philadelphia, was captured while
10 the very act Of stealing pocket book from John
H. Blake, and taken to the cage. Yesterday morn
ing he wa arraigned before the Mayor, and remand
ed for future hearing.
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Lost.


7 OST-On Saturday last on Governor
~ street. my FREs PAPERS, in a pocket book.
A reward will be given for their return.
CHARLES LEWIS,
y Its A free nan ofcolor.
I OST-On Monday, at hollywood Gem
~ etery, black morocco POCKET BOOK. con-
tanning bonds and other papers of no value to any
one but the The finder will be suitably re-
warded ny leaving the same at this Office.
Jy 7-2t
| cST-On Saturday. Gold BREAST
- Pl n. formed in the shape of an apple, some
where between I'd ard 4th streets ShockOe Till A
reward will be paid for its return. Jy lite
I OsT--On Friday evening, on Church
- Hin, somewhere between Franklin street and
Leigh street Baptist Church the bottom part of a
rAMrO BREAe tpIN. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving the same at this office. j. 5-2t*
bST- On Saturday last. near the Ger
- ner of Main and Foutc nth streets a silver DOG
COLLAR, with Ny name is Pet' engraved upon it
The flnl will be literally rewarded by leaving it
al this oibce. Jy3 3.s
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Thnra il nothing later from India.
,NnpopyDEYCE DAY IN BOSTON.

BosroN, July 4, 1S5S.-The weather to-day IS DC
liyhtfui: thermometer about eighty, win cooi
ea.terIy wind. aud indications OF an Agreeable
day to morrow The preparations FOR celebrating
Uolm.s ESQ - the orator for the city demonstration
and Hon Rufus Choase will deliver an grafton &c
the exclusively Democratic patriots, Who celebrate
on their own hook The latter dine at the revere
lars The city diuner takes place at Faneuil Hall
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TEE SsvEsTH REGIMENT. Of New York

were escorted TO the Capitol Square yesterday
morning. by attachments of companies from the
first regiment aud there in tie presence OF large
number Of spectators, went through the dr'ii, TO
the ufnite delight If all who saw their accuracy OF
movemaut During the forenoon, the regiment
WIS passed in review by Gov Wise, attended by
two of his staff, and Col August, and at the con-
clusion Of the drill furnished with collation.
by the Greys. under the shade trees in the South
west corner of the Square, The various companies
in the regiment were then escorted 10 their quar-
tPrs
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HOLLYWOOD ws9 more the city of the
living than dead, last Monday Despite the show.
er Of rain, which o. ordibEry occasions would
have dampened the ardor cf tie most enthus astic,
the hill sides were literally a,adied over viii la
dies and children, anyious!y awaiting the arrival
of tae faneral cortege
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ssgeAcuILLEs AscoLI M D-. Hon

s~ ACHILLES AscoLI, NJ D., Homeo-
pathist (ate from New York, and formerly an Alo-
pathic practitoner,) respectfully socis the patro-
mage of the citizens of Richmond.
RH-Ufhce on Grace street. betw 18th and 5th.
N B-References of the highest re5pectability.
Medical advice and treatment GRATIS TO THE Poor.
at his Office. every day, (Sabbath say excepted be-
tween aud O'clock, P, NJ.
VACCINATION GRATIS TO THE Poor every Wednes-
day between and O'clock p. NJ. my i2-ly*
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RECEPTION OF THE NATIONAL GUARD IN


WASHINGTON July 6-The New York Seventh
Regiment National Guard,) will be received 10y
the u s. Marines. with their band, company o
L. s. Artillery and the District Regiment.
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He PoLLs.-To-day the voters of

To THE PoLLs.-To-day the voters Of
Richmond are to have an opportunity of saying,
through the polls, whether they will continue to
olect all the municipal officers, or whether most Of
those officers shall ue chosen by the City Council,
or Hastings Court. The question is one of some
importance to citizens and it is therefore their
duty as well their right, to g the polls and de-
eide between the two plans presented.