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= new y ORLEANS LOCK- MANUFAo-

n NEW ORLEANS LOCK mANUFAC-
ESN foRf, " Magazine street, near Poydras.
kXeI ALEX. DEARIE..... RICHARD DEARB
W. DEARIE BROTHER
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND ELL HANGERS
respectfully inform the ploc and builders receiv
ing ard have hand large assortment
BUILDLhS' HARDWARE consisting Of Locks Hinges
Bolts, sliding Door TrfmmngI Screws, Puleys &C., which
they oer s-e the most reasonable Attached
tne ssrs tJeJ have factory where all kinds Of locks
banks ya1l.s nr5on stores Lwellng &c, made to
del at lie shotegt noce and w'rr9nted Also
rio cie Of safe light Iatcl for Offices dwellings,.
RELL HANGING in all s various branches such Sig
mel and other EeC OR locomotives ships ho.es dwellings
etc, pu IN in worEmanlke manner warranted give
satit action Smith work in general Jobbng promptly
tended to.
Aa-sole Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
GATE STRINGS. n25 lv
4 BKDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.-LEEDs
II Co.. Iron Founders Manufacturers ana hCi
ouita Seam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum
Kettles Clarherb Fsrs Sleem and Horse Power
ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
fronts for Buildings, Furnace Youths etc. ali
Meet iuery required for the South
We hsve been duly authorized and to oonstrue
fel2 d&1 LEEDS co.
RRANo 4 ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON a
- COZ No ~ Magazine oDpos,ts the Arcade Import
CHANDLErN, etc, have sale on fasora
bic erms, complies able country trade
Planters Carpenters, Biack iths and Others
BEARD n ADAMS
ar ly&w No. s. Magazine street opposite The Arcade
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
81 RSA p ARILLA LOZEN GES,
SlmDie mud Cnm nnnnh.

~.
to = spar alites heretofore SnoVn,
gere ter eute aseet susceptible Of being spilled all
orgsns. - '1'
bic al AingLomt mad induced The hope hal / could
bring eSon sreh result and, thanks my ndeltigable
oun 10 sone vegetables the necessary mean; For this
s,parila sally .eown tie pohc, the discovery
Thleh a ,le no o ibis G2v OF aiyestising, The form
Nossibtv o1oore oherN te snG We al sied it into m
q e"id en- az wei as aIa O-e i 'es might De s'sr
Ny e75e ren, made privately, and remained IN
eesed am that be ege of quacery be Drought
Tho ensOn Of physicians the nobc is called to
these ohsngt IN order that every one witness the adi
GEHERAL EFFEC.s,
vi 1estifed 70 by rn7A,ds trou md nersons.
The s5mac' c'egu@si ,iie ole ara renovated
~ removing a. ~ ir,, ,om "a and fluid
/ Promp csi care a Of ali i .sasss ans,;ily
FeIo7sm e au 'aec LoSsnse ave never had the
8 yeie-eai sy91lite hepsic sco-butical goutv rheu
mats aae geNori am eous dst'gtJ f-e completely cured
All Tea O. tie ia3gs ae9 ewes stomach bowels and
veed .Ie ozen"c are yssorisc 10. ~ f'o
&c ele by toe box, with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT At N. HFREU,s.
co rer Toulouse and BOURBON streets
>. WEIGHT CO.,
- = and u Chartres 81
il. BoENABE - '''se''
corner Hsfss s s9q Te4 % sts
c. H. wERGKMULJ.Ea
B-CousultaoGs gratis dairy al die above Drug Sore
GLLMAN's PNEUMATIC 5 re N GRANU-
sTs snd 20 % y us on eeven plsh.ahohs comprising she
three crops witt combination Of the advantages
a,Or or a entire steam TAIN: u ''" u ''sSn "rAnn
L butt of 80 pounds steam to strike
2 \ requires no additional water for the boilers.
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XtIIJFtUtN N'FF70' NItfV ITUIFu0dUI,
Steamer Magnolia.
New Orleans. Dec 2, 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck Of the passenger steamer
Magnolia, under my command, with the BRI EwATRR
PAINT cheertuv reconseud II for its qualities
and have hesitation in pr0nouncng SUPERIOR my judy
ment mineral paint before the public believe to lie
Accrsin protection aaust the ofpak and ciner II
has asp proved entirely my ,te three
months use. (signed,) ST. @. THOMASSON.
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HALLER d LAGAN, lCoPPERsMITHs
And
gIEFT TPnN wnpREpG

%D SHEET IRON WORKERS
W A7 Tchoupitoulss No. Triangle Buildings
Are prepared 10 manufacture article in the above
ness Cuitsbe for eamhoa Plantation and Refinery such
Conper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Breech
ings, Chmnies irebeds juice Boxes Tanks Filters Carie
ard Ohe articles that ne used in the
Sugar g as advantageous races and in style Of make
parsed - any house in the trade.
We sco from city or country as
relates Bldes work for Galvanized Iron Tin and
Zinc Valley Cutters and Roofing Down Pipes Fancy plain
Heads, Cte.,
Alw.ys hand assortment Of Cooking Bar-room and
Parior STOVES. .
Iron Pine wok and Fittings always on hand.
LS~An To.k with dispatch Ola Iy
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Va NEGNDES FOH SAl4E-9USr ARRIN I'D.
- With hug and choice LOT Of Maryland std Virginia
nhGRiks consisting OF Field Hsids. House vanis
hkd chanics Scalatresse, Cooks, Washers
and wi BE- feeriv FRESH pIes during The seas nall az
which vii he col low Tor cash or gooi cceptAice,
MIS- Sm j. N. WILSON, Is Esplanade strseS
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A ID. GRIEFF d CO.,

a d. UIEIEEF' q CO.,
n. Nos. 49, 10 and AZ OLD LEvEE,
Have store and landing the following articles which
they offer for sale "
PINEAPPLE CuEESE-lOO boxes.
STRAW PAPEK-2nOO reams all sizes,
PECANS-40 bbls Texas
GOSHEN BUTTER-l0a arkins.
BuCKWHEAT-3lO packages.
NEW CIDEK-20 bbls.
ONfONS-lO0 hbs
CHEESE, W R-5OO boxes
L. u. CHEESE-lt0 boxes.
CRUSHED SUG AR-bU bbls
LARD OITq-25 bbls.
DR. led BEEF-25 ierces.
And full mplee Of GROCPPTES I'm,
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Vert Point, Dec. IT, 1851.
have used the BRTDGEwATER PAINT upon he buildings
rnder charge West Point and have found hPt
all expectations. ihaye hesitation adding
the good qualities Of De paint deemng the article
have used. X. S. SMlTH,
Lieut. and Quarter Master U. s. Military Academy.
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N L,.ct 1AiSS sJiIGY sSp EEATIAG SALOON.

an To- lI2l GRAvfrR STREET In" SALooN'
\N3NSY The 2 bile are respec fully Informed that the
NSs% aloNe establishment $ open fur the season
nnne the immediate snperntendence Mr. HUGH ASsEny
pF9ther o. me late james Cassidy, Of Charles st
lhls hsa 'lshment is conveniently located for gentlemen
whose bus ness engagements desirable f them 10
u nenH nearly central to the business part the civ
ne ae VIII De constantly supplied with every v-riet OF
FILE II, FISH and OYSTERS; in short ali the d.lcares If
tbs season, and Ia heir perfertio "
Ready and obliging Walters will be in and p
eompletest satisfaction. " lis .ne
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EHsH-THE CARGO OF SCHOONER LIMA, FROM
Il Halifax N. s., consisting Of
HACKERELs-Nos and g. large and extra
Labrador HERRINGS.
Bay ST. George HERRINGS
ALLWIVES.
TROUT.
SALMON.
EELS.
DRIED GOLDFISH.
Preserved SALMON, in tin cans
Preserved LOBSTER In tin cans
For sale by BARELLI 4 CO.
l4 81 Common street.
no SUGAR PLANTEKS-i HAVE JUST RR
ceiyed a superior article Of BONE BLACK for sale
W. E. THOMPSON,
sells No. 20 Camp street,
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Certificate of II, y. Alexander, OF the United
States Military Academy.

U,- -, ,,,,U p M1IIAfy AcAdehlyt Jan. 70 IS5z.
n have used the BRIDG EWATE PAM upon some of
buildings under at West Point and cheeruy
add testimony to its durability cleapness future
shall recommend II to my friends end nj Yself
B. S. ALEXANDER. 1t. Eng, U. s. A.
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9M ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
q LARS REWARn-Ran away stolen Thursday
I'll the l4th, dark Mulao Boy, named JOHN aged IL
M wears medium size for his speaks French
ken English, had traders suit: supposed been
st In by about feet inches in height sandy ir
and light whskers stout built address very iaka
tive and aged abyut - 40 years. $50 paid taken
in the stae taken out of the State 50 500
vcton Of the thief Apply to the subscriber No. 65 Ba
rome street. New Orleans, La.
jal0 I'm W, ]. PIERCE.
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Certifeateot Capt. NJ L. Carpenter, of Ship Eliza.
beth DentsOn

Ihave used the BRIDGEWATER MINERAL. FAINT for
which O. O. BOGERr co. Agents the decks Of nv
ship and can TESTIFY 10 it's superiority all other PAINS
used 1t cheaper and durable other
and haveno hesitation in recommending as
best substance for ship purposes know Of
II. l.. CARPENTER, Master Of ship Elizabeth Denisop
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Certificate Of j. H. ashley, Master of Schooner L.
~ F. Rogers.

New Orleans. j uy IL, lSi2-
Ibave used the BRIDGEWAfER PAINT the decks Of
he Schooner II f. Rogers and find that IL the best Paint
Or decks Ihave ever used J. H. ASHLEY, Ma sier.
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r SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COL
Cam LEGE corner Canal and Camp sreets.-Entrance
~ K3 No. Camp street.
-S=znexaA Book eeping, Penmanship Commercial Cal.
citations and Arithmetic taught by practical
structioas impaired individually and not in classes.
Mr. Soue also particular correcting posting
closing repenng Books averaging and adjusting
making out Account Currents etc. Office lis
cial College. mVI9 ly
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I AW NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC-
II tee of profession, aud be found my office IL
Camp street
mylS ly N. VI REYNOLDS.
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e attention Of Planle. b parcuarI, d eesa 10 ths q

The attention of Planters particularly directed to the fol
lowing;
We the undersigned Cotton Factors Commission Mer-
chants do eheefuy the BrdReuaer PART fer The
purposes set forth in the AgenG Circular believe
serving the INTEREST," OF planners by calling their attention % lis
peculiar enduring and pro,ee tive Gualitet.
PAYNE Il HlRRIsON
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
GEO. NJ PfNCKARD 4 CO.,
BUCEANON CS REOLL & CO..
WARD JONAS
WATT & DESAUlI.ES,
HUI MCLEAN x Co.
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- VEEANDAH HOTEL. CORNER OF IA
"a fayete : iuare anu Camp street, - -
- ms aso'Ie establishment Formerly Florence Housed
the public on the LIST October The location being opposite La
ayee square and IN the immediate vicinity all the
places Of amusement is better adapted
ghaying broad yersndshs) than any in the
In all its appointments. ~ e
sel4 " JOHN T. JETER.
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r. T. 4. BENNETT.
n NEW ORLEANS OHNAMENTAI,
~ IRON WORkS.-The undersigned beg leaveto inform
~AS public and builders generally they are mann
featuring all sinds Of Architectural and BudInr Iron
work at Nos s. and 81 Circus verandah Raj
Ing shuiteis Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Ccula,
9sirs. Iron Bridges Rooi3 etc. ~
They keep constantly hand Cast and Iron %
Venttlatos and Sash Weighta an All orders
deserptionof Castings Columns House Fronts
with despatch. - '
MA ~ BENNETT co.
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RLAhkETsl BLANKETS! - 25 bales French
Blankets assorted colnrs, I. GrHner Co, Montpelier
Just landed, md for sale BY
GRATIAA, CoMNAGERE CO.,
J4lo ~ Custonhouse street
, 1858-11-26

We received, Oh last Tuesday evening,
from the orchard Of Mr.. ii. ID. Huntington,
at Monticello, W. T., box of the most
Leautiful apples We ever saw, for which Mr.,
Huntington has our thanks. The largest Of
these apples is called the Gloria Mundi, one
of which weighed two pounds AID measured
sixteen inches in circumference A dozen
Others, nearly Of equal size, averaged III
weight one and onc..ourth pounds each.
The names by which the ,ari,ties seat ns
are known are: Gloria Mundi, Baldwin,
1.-TWO knls) Y. n. PiTpln, (two kinds) Fall
PipPin, 1.-TWO kiuds) Roxbury Russet, Win
ter Queen, Melon Apple, Glass Apple, Lady
Apple, and the Hooking. In this collection
we have fruit not only Of all the ordinary
shades of color, from deep green and golden
yellow 10 the most inviting red, but posses
sing all the varisd Aavors, from delicious
acid to an equally delicious sweet; and he
who could not find in il more than one kind
grateful to his palate, must indeed be hard TO
please. The varieties called winter apples
are certainly not excelled ON the Pacific
while we be icvc they do excel the best
known on the Atlantic slope. We are in.
formed that the yield of ore tree in the
al owe orchard amounted 10 thirteen bushels |!
These trees were set out in the spring of
1854, little more than four years ago.
1t was with no little pride that we exhib-
tied these specimens Of Washington Terri
tory fruit to all whom we met among them,
some strangers who thought our climate and
soil too inhospitablc to produce fruits. All
were alike astonished and pleased, and min
glcd their admiration with Civilizations. Not
few Of our friends, on witnessing our little
display, resolved on sending to Mr.. Hunting
ton for scions from his trees, and some there
were who cnyied him his rich possession,
while all found in it an incentive to planting
orchards. We heartily congratulate not
only Mr.. Huntington on the success that has
attended his labors, but the Territory at
large in the knowledge that these fruits can
be raised here in such high perfection.
, 1858-11-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MATTHEW p. BURNS,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocULIsr,
once next door TO PaCIae House, Main street,
E r r#. Olympia.
nR. NJ. p. BURNS RETURNS TIIANRs TO
the citizens Of Washington Territory and vancouvers
Island for the liberal patronage which he received during
the past five Dr. Burns offers his services all who are
affected with chronic disease Of the Urera and Bladder
for that formidable disease structure Of the Urea and cronu
diseases Of the Eye and Ear lie be consulted gratis every
Friday IN bis Office: ONCE hours from ls NJ Persons eO1.
suiing him from distance viii be faithfully attended to.
Charges moderate. rHar F.4 H1.
Drugs aud Patent Medicines Wholesale and !.
Retail.
Thorn Compound Extract af Cupaiba and Sarapara for
the cure Of elects, Gonorrhoea Structures aud Whites.
Rseyi Compound Extract Of Duehu for dseaaes o. the
Urinary organs, such Srangury Gravel Gee Lueorrha
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Ae, 'f III z Hl'
Dr. " Burnss solid Extract Of copayla, Cubcbs and
sapara which needs Recommendation, Is favoraby
known ~ washington Territory ir the last six years, and Is
warranted 10 cure the worst IN two 10 FIVE days
Dr. Burnss Remedy for old standing diseases cf the bones
and liberation Of The throat caused by impurities Of the blood
sure and certain remedy and the best known TO the Faculty
Of Medicine In Europe and the United States. 8Saf
, 1858-11-26

SoSs OF TENrERAScE.-Rev.J J. W. Miller, o.
Olympia, D. G, W. P. Sons of Temperance, Pu.
get Sound District, spent last Sabbath in Stella.
COON. lie preached in town in the forenoon, at
the station at three o'clock PM, and gave q
Temperance discourse in town in the evening
Mr.. Miller is a sound, bold, firm advocate q
Temperance reform. His discourse was highly
interesting. On Monday evening he organized a
Division Of Sons Of Temperance, and, we arc
informed, installed the officers as follows REV.
@. W. Sloan, W. p; W. F. Tolmie, W. A.; E.
A. Light r. s.; 7. W. Kennedy, A. R. s.; E. N.
Meeker, F. s.; W. r. DOwney, T.; W. W. sher-
man, G.; J. Elton, q. c.; Christopher Downey,
J. s.; J. Lester, o. s.; o. P. Meeker, p. W. p;
Rev. W. J. Franklin, Chaplain.
, 1858-11-26

eS- Dr. Guysotts Improved Extract Of YellnVg
Dock aud sarrapara, put quart bottles contains mora
OF The pure Honduras sarlpara than any other
eNtan which Is chemically combined with the Extract of
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus max Ing ne
remedy more thoroughly cceui than any other earsnpata
before the public AZ the same time perfectly free from
all mineral poons whh cannot be said any other Of the
Saraparla compounds The invalid should bewarr of min.
eral and hetaic isons which intp and form the active
basis OF most OF the Saisaaiis and Panacens tie day
GHysnt Compound Extract Of yellow Dock aud sarsapaFn
does not contain particle Of ce ns any one can
ascertain by applying the necessary tests. H ~
Let all poisonous slrsapnra preparations alone and use
Guysots Improved Extract Of yellow Dock aud
which thoroughly ecacous, perfectly harmless ard purev
vegetable All Kinds Of disease Yield % ia genial influence
has equal. .s.fa| .a.r #a y,
nc and sc, the QUART BOTTLES, sold by durvI,,.
generally. san Ht#I-t I..H .af. .'"H - T'So--T
PAHK Il WHITE, General Agents. Importers and
Dealers In ai valuable Patent Medicines, l3S waShlnEton
street, san ffaneisco 8Ossm
, 1858-11-26

iDosanos loH 4 sFEsa sAw AIn.L.-Mr. John
n. Chapman, proprietor Of the town plat ad-
joining called Uppe9 steilacoom, having been
iufbunld dat certain parties are dcsirous Of put
ing up steam sav MN in town, Il suitable
location can be had. requests us to state that he
VIII give ten acres Of land for The erection Of !
steam mil on his claim, The land be proposes
70 donate Is vel calculated for the parpcsc
having stream Of water running through it al
tho year, and being IN the midst of and eOptigu
gps % 4 dense forest Of good timber.
, 1858-11-26

;Tnu NuEEIs DIRECT FnoN nR STATES by
Ss1.Isnss b, ne advertisement Of the Puget Mil
Co, ulsiuheI1. twin be seen that three vessels
ms a ihsuuy from Atlantic ports 70 the thriving
io6ns q Tselnlety ffeightsd with general ner-
chandl,a his Is good move, and We hope e
sssk filoWed ap. II VIII enable parties onthi
SoaAl . obtain their goods much cheaper thar
iiIhoilo. hom San FIancisco. besides extending
the knowledge Of our favored country See th'
advertisement gsna -i .'ofvi,agi ,os'
, 1858-11-26
kugrt soans Shipping 2eist.
srEnAcooM, W. T., NOV. 60, 1855.
AIIlNEil.

Nov 2o-Stmr Ranger, Ill., fn Olympia.
2&-Stmr Constitution, Cove I'm olympia; mails, freight
and passengers.
2iiil--Schr Ocean Wave Grow, FIN Victoria
Siur Ranger, Hill fm Victoria and intermediate ports.
HLOW-Bqae Ork Trask, I'm San Francisco via Columbia
River.
, 1858-11-26

TEEKAKET-Arrved Nov isth stmrs Resoute Pray port.
down Sound; l6th Constitution, Cove, ports up Sound
Saed-Noy 18Th smr esonte Pray, ports up Sound; 1Ih
bqle Jenny Ford, Sargent San Francisco; 10Th COns
IIongkong.
, 1858-11-26

JouS II. SCRANTON, EsQ.-We learn that this
gentleman Is on his way to Washington city,
having taken passage on the last steamer hence
for San francisco Weare not informed on what
business he goes to tho federal capital, but pre-
sumo tito be in reference to his mail contract
Be It what it may, however, he has our beat
wishes for its complete success, and olr earnest
hope for his safe and speedy return. His isabsencc
will be bersgretfully felt BY all who know him. 90
, 1858-11-26

The above steamer, respecting which we have
heard vague reports for week past VIC now
learn was wrecked on the 10Th inst, at the
mou;h Of Umpqua River. 1t is stated that The
merchandise on board was valued at $500, 200,
which is said to be total loss. We get the fol-
lowing from postscript in the Oregon States.
nan Of the 18th Instant
Just as VIC to press We receive news Of the
loss of the Steamship Columbia, at the mouth Of
Umpqua River, on Tuesday night last The re-
port, which was brought to this place by citi-
zen Of Albany, who learned the particulars from
one of the Colam5ias passengcrs,-is to the
effect that the steamer difted ashore in dead
calm, her machinery being in some manner dis
abled.
The passengers and crew were all'savcd, and
the mails were got ashore, with no other damage
than partial wetting 1t was not known
whether the cargo would be entirely saved or not.
The steiner was leaking badly, and the proba-
blity is she would not be got OF
The soLt crn mail will probably bring us full
particulars of the disaster.
RErrESED.-JOhn Nugent, Esq, late U. S. Spc.
cial Agent at Victoria, took passage on Friday
last, 10th inst, for San Francisco, whence he in
tends going to Washington to make a repo (.
Previous to leaving Victoria, he published val
edictOry, setting forth the Duties Of the Ameri-
cans resident in Vancouvcrs Island and British
Columbia, and promising, on their compliance
Herewith, the protection of their government.
Mr.. Nugent seems to have been rather unfortun.
a!e in his intercourse with oUr neighbors, If we
may judge from the Gazette before US, large por-
ton Of which is occupied with matter relating to
bis sayings and doings. r.a ni
TnE FIRsr Snip FROM ArsTRALIA.-we learn,
says the Victoria Gazette, that the Orts,es, from
Melbourne, Australia, with fiffy pass myers, was
seen at Port Townsend on her way hither, on
Tuesday last. She may therefore be expected
q. any moment. The ship Norton, from the
same port left three days before the 0res,es with
five hundred passengers, and is also due.
INNfcRASTs FROM Scum AMEncA.-The sloop-
Ofwar Coekdtrioc lately condemned at Callao,
and sold for ZOO is up for Fraser River and il
is expected that she will bring large number
Of passengers. a $3.50 ul
MILK AND EGcs-The Victoria Gazette com.
Mains of n scarcity of theSo articles (lur con,
, 1858-11-26

1aPrHsER MolanROP, Of the Constitution, ba.
our thanks for Victoria papers Of the latest
dates also for other lavors.
, 1858-11-26

CrY LADIES AND couSrRY LADIEs-city la
dies boast Of being more delicate than country
maidens. The one brcathes an air polluted with
many thousand brcaths; the other inhalcs the
breeze fresheued over the now mown bay. The
one drinks water from the sewer-mingling pumr,
or from the impure pipes from the open horse
pond; the other pours il from the moss-covered
bucket OF dips i from the pure spring. The
one walks over hard payements; tho other trips
over the son grass. The one is pale and sickly
from watching at the evening concert; the other
Is ruddy and healthy, from rising with the morn.
ing birds. The one is the lily Of the green house;
the other is rose beside tho stone wall. d
, 1858-11-26

INMfcRASTs FROM Scum AMEMcA.--The sloop-
Of.war Cockatrioc, lately condemned at Callao,
and sold for S. 200, is up for Fraser River and it
is expected that she will bring large number
Of passengers a 1858 1886 a
, 1858-11-26

lSplAS BAT1IE-The Gazette informs US that
The Indians near Victoria had free fight on Sun
day last, l4th inst, which resulted in the killing
Of two and the wounding Of Eve or six redskins.
Rum caused it Afne pastime for Sunday after.
noon, trnlyl slsi aai nd sii,o - = u
, 1858-11-26

AAnkEr.-DO not fhil to see the advertisemc1 Il
Of Messrs. Lily { Temple, who win in futur,
keep tish, flesh, fowl and vegetables in great va
fiety. Give them call. 7as-i t''ii'o 1871
, 1858-11-26

TxFoEnAIIos WAxEED--wil Mr.. Meigs Or his
rssui u Port Madison please inform US when
Ne fSundIy Gin bs IN working condition, or pre-
pared 70 ISeslse ordsfsf Parties here who arc
dulirong q having work exseutsd there have
inquired Of US, and We ask in compliance with
hsifrsqutst Rather than send 10 San Fran
cisco, they prefer purchasing nearer home, when
q llposlbla This is as Il should be. '
, 1858-11-26

Ayers Cherry Peetoral, Ayers Expeetorant,
Ayers Alternative, Jnyns's Sanatiye Pills t... F.
JRyne's Tonic vermUgc Jayne's CormoratIyc IBalsam,
Esenge Of jamaica Ginger, witar hsam Of Wild Cherry
Nials, Corls, &C, &c, &c.
Also, per recent arrivals,
good assortment Of Gents Calf Kip, and India Rubber
Boots Frock Dress and Business Coats Black DOen French
Cashmere aud Stnct Pants White and Fancy shrt Over
shirts Cnderrs Drawers Cravats Sacks Shoes Jumpers,
overak &e together with general variety Of Hats CAPS,
Pocket Cutlery, &c.
Also, constantly on hand good variety OF Hardware, Tin
ware Moodenware, CroekeryWare sonsware, Groccrs IL
quors, Dry Goods, &c. aS;tf
, 1858-11-26

MEk AND EGcs.-The Victoria Gazette COM
plains of a scarcity Of these articles. Our con-
tmpOrary need not look this way, for they arc
equally scarce here