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SPECIAL NOTICES,

k2s~ PlAsTsRiN0 AND STuoocIsa The
sub C iher ia prepared 10 eXeeate PLAIN pLAs.
IERIN4 III the worry ltst manner. lie will eefi
rnste for every descti pt.9 Is Plain and Ornaments
Piastcrias,. and feels assured that he can read,Y
satisfaction in every JOB eutrasted to him,
W Ii JoHNS0N,
Practical piastcror
ss- Casting sh3p on MAN, between tn and stl
ssreets. fe 5~-ets
fssp~ JosEpH hoDesos, JR, Attorney
at Law aud General Land aud Presumption gent
KANSAS CITY. No.
lion Il A. Wise, t3oyeruoU Of virxinia;
Professors Minor aaj B0i50nbe, UbivarsttY OF Va:
/, Aunslly. Pros; Rsftk of the Commoa wealth;
james Lyons, Attorney at Law. Richmond;
c, " pGrcell 4 Co. sxehanSc and steck Brokers,
RSImond
GoSasS Appersoa. Esa! g,tate Brokers. gich'd;
keut PAIGE 4 90. Dry lsa3as Jobbces, do,
Thi mas. Hughes : Caldwell, Fancy Goods job
bars Richmond
riasley. Tardy / VI illistas, " uolesale Groeers;
n skinker 4 Co Wholesale Grecers, Rich'd.
ia lo-xm
sGgiS59. NV CRop 1859
LAEBREfH's CELEsaATED GARDEN sEEDS.
The Subscriber is jest IL receipt oi large AID we'll
selected supply Of the above popular Seeds, consist
ing in part of
Beeis. Beans. Cabbage.
Celery, Carrot. orass.
Cucumber. Corn, Cymbung.
kale, Lettuce, Nelon, Mustard,
Onions. Peas, ParSnIps.
Parsley, Pepper, Radish,
Satisfy, tomatoes, sc, &c.
ineTs, Gardeners aad Dealers. assuring them that
they can rely on their being lresh:
Apothecary and Draggi.t Franklin 1t.
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the most important publications OF the Parts
press translated from anewspsper OF that city:
sThe Steele has circulation daily Of 80, 500; the
Constitutional, $4,000; the Patrie, Is 900; the
Fresss, q, 900: the Moniteur Is 900; the D-bats.
9,00e: the UoiSers, s 600; tho Pays, 5000; the
Union. 5 200: the Courier De Paris. 40G0. the 0as
zstte de France, 8 2D0 the Gszs,te des fribunavx,
900; the Dfoit, $500: the Charivari, tRrsneb
Puach,) 500 These are all daily.
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20, sa4 GKosas p. sfssE, rcrtisf, ohe
asc r, 'srta Sa 9sI % gsin hotEs~n eEa sssa ~
a,roekz HjehsaSs.ss ss N, 6--ip
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So LIsr SIZE PaoroosApHs.-Ths

go LIFE SIZE PaoToGRAPHs.-The
subscriber takes pleasure n announcing to his nu-
merous patrons and the public at large, that he is
now prepared to furnish Photographs from mba
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or eolorsd
which, for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal
II not superior to any produced IN this city, at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied ana eli
iarged TO any size.
Citizens aud strangers are invited to call aud ex
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple Of Art, Cora
THAN Hall, Msig street, between 9Th and 10Th.
z GIBBS.
P. s.-If you wsat a genuine aubrotype, this IL
the place TO get IT, where yoa will neither be hum
buxged in price or work Also, helsinotypes, OF
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
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tx1ESTERN RAILROAD-NOT1CE To

w CONTRACTORS -EsaIxxxR'x 0ystcs ". n.
FAfTrkyuLE N. O.. Feb 81. lssar-66 slea pre-
posals ali b~I ss the ksgisssSs ecs II ths
w. n. u until tho 1jth day q fsbfuAr{. for tts
araaustinn and Mascnry Of ~ miiss of thsir read.
ing u 81 miles Of trs X; aud until The llh OF FEB
ruary fsr the supersts uctcre Of The Bridge arross
Loves Little River, fan et iopg
GoSd tsfasene~s will beseQuirs u ~ 10
their ability % carry ut their contsece-
Plans. proes and specific attcns An epfes q ae
s0th Inst. MGfkk.
q s ca. Enx's nna taps
balance of the grsdine and xup<rsftactuke 81 tess
read 70 Dsep rivss.ttk nises,l under eentsAst ~
the lst day VI April; .st vsuld re<elve tfvpsiEls -
disposd 70 Aas matt nsoDossh. ossvd aps1 81 Aps'Af
mess tocau y e asw Ak.
fc&-dt1tth ss - zssss -. " = NJ =.
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sksE- 1859. NV CRop
HE~ TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY


PETSRs' fNFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
hhtEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
TEis great American Remedy, containing no Nef
cnr.al or BStsamic properties. eScels every thin
heretofore offered the public, In lis curative resto
Tatye aad TenoyatlnG powers; and the medics
world ait astonfsheo when told that the above re
meCy viii care the above diseases, GEd conioundet
when Ehey have ocular demonstrations Of the tacts
But the proprietor. who has known OF the reInad,
FOR twenty odd ycsTs has sDova cf case of twenty
years standing 10 be restored TO perfect health anC
Ali other cases OF shorter duration. to be restored
without single ption. and therefore challenge
any case 0t GoaorThpa Y hiCh the remedy will no
cure, : divided the directions carried out aiti
prudence the part Uf tbs payient and to any on,
parrhs sing nalf dOzeG bottles, aud using accord
iaglg, in his CT her case lie guarantees perfcc
cure; anu in Of failure Will furnish addItiona
medicine. free Of charge, to co;nplets the cure
through his agents and cure Will DC effected with
cot incuuy euiece TO the psiient. Sold by
GklBBS X APP ReQS, Druggists,
.. Gil ~ prrh
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BARN BURNT --on Tuesday Of last week, barn
and stable, adjoining each other, belonging 10 ME-
Peter ]. shavsiy. In Marion county, Va, we're en-.
tIsely cousumed BY Ore. together with largo
quantity of grain and six head Of cattle.
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To CURE CoNsuMPTIoN-HalPs Journal OF
| Health, for February, has admirable article
showing up some OF the new cures for consump-
| ton. The article concludes with the sensible
remark, that the best things to take ia any and
all cases Of consumption exercise, subs 'antiai
food, and outdoor air in large but due proportions;
and that without these case of consumptive
disease has ever been successfully treated by an
| man, living or dead.
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o On. R. 4. vssr, late Ct Htnrico,
having removed 70 Richmond ofsrs HIS profess,osa Al
services to the public. 1ice on frank In strcst
the corner OF Main and 7th sfreets Is I-Im
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dc 10 -6ms
ssg- Ho! ALL va DYspEprIcs al

AIV. I
Who suffer from Headache Giidiness Nervousness
Lo~ spirits. pinness OF Vision, Bad Taste in tn,
Mouth. Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acidi'y
Heartburn. Costiyeaess, &C, &c can be promptly
stored to health by the use OF HAk ER'S CELS
BRATBD PhEHICM BITTERS.
For sale by Messrs. Fisher i " inston Druggists
Richmond, Va. de H-ts
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DU Dl. PoLLARD has removed his
Office TO ReLvIN'f NEW BUILDING. on I2th an
between Main and Franklin, rear the State Cont
House. At night he may be fcund &C the ~ hare
Hotel. servant will be also found as III ofsoe .r
night. ka-tna
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The New York Piss says Il 10 rumored at the
Capitol that Hon. George Eastis, Of Louisiana. VIII
shortly lead 10 the altar Miss CorcorAn, daughter
Of the we'll known Washiogtou banker.
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HA- Baths, BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Gold and shower Baths car be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, and
Ehampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel.
Eusrsnee on llth street.
Eingie Baths IS centG or tickets or 81 ID 10
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SAVED Br Nkw.PAPER.-A few days since, Mr.
R. II. Martin, one of the snperintendsnts of the
iaborers at work at the new Washington Spriup
At Saratoga, n. Y, being engaged near the steam
pump, by some means slipped 30 that the skirt OF
his coat caught 10 t. cogs Of the pump. One bite
OF the cogs in the coat, and it commenced draw
lag him in pretty fast. He had no time to give an
alarm before he was brought up with a prospec,
If being manned by the cogR; but, fortunately
ne had in his pocket newspaper, tightly folded
together, aud when the cOgs came to that they
stopped, throwing the band off the pullea
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tar Hrnaxrs anunr1z II x;Il - -.

THE STIaxEa SCHULTZ. 1T win be seen
by the advertisement that this steamer 10 about "a
resume her regslar trips between Richmond aud
WindsJr Shades. The accident which has been
heretofore noticed in cur columns. proved less &C..
fioas than was anticipated, aud We learn that the
entire damsge will not exceed s500-S300 Of which
Cas PAID Tor getting her afoat. We learn from
Csps. Hill. that after the boat struck on . stump
10 tne ChickahomiDy, he went below and fou al
IeI a'uug very rapidly, when, without notifying
ne hs ran her up to her wharf and gave
M tue ofasr for all 10 leave except the crew The
sehu.z vas then In about 80 feet OF wa.er. The
Cap,Aio instantly ran her for che bar some thirty
yaras aistanf, and just us he reached it sue weut
Somh, " Ises Of water at high tide. Duriug the
four days she remained there, she laid 40 psrfeetv
even on her keel, that not timber was strained
OF door or window sprung the sixteenth part of
On lncn. ThsCAptain proceeded to Norfolk, pro-
cured the necessary aid, aud, On Tuesday evening
Iast oaa the schultz on the ways at Graves ships
YARD Hs IL perfectly confident that she will be
mere Ia time to make h0r regular trip to-mor.
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saS- Tus BEsr CoraH SYRUP IN tn,

WEALD.
The best Cough Syrup in the world is Hart
hoT1s's Pectorai Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article IL prepared by a chemist, and is Pre-
noGnced by medical men, and those who have use
g. - Ia tbe best preparation for Coughs. Colds
CstNrh. Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Sore Throat iron
= .-li. and a preventive Of that hon of diseases
Cusulnptiou.
fo.soHs who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant I.
tie Taste sJttenS, clears and strengthens the voice
sIlays eirriatiou of the throat ami lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles q and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists IL Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. and al
towus in Virginia. oc l5-6m
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fGT HoBsos's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAarooisa SALOON. under the American Ho
el-entTance on lith street
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATES can b6 had si
ell hours. Single Bath 25 cents tickets for one
dollar. les
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RH~ HENRY L. Brooks has resumed
the practice OF Law in the city of Richmond.
Office in Bevin's New Building. on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 26-ts
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b BARGAINS BARGAINS For the
best bargains In Raglands, fancy notions dress an.
cloak trimmings cali at the cloak and Mantle De pot
laa: - X. EZEKIEL, 90 Maiu street.
Exteasau skirts, 26 springs
kS- CLOVER HILL GoAL--Both Hail
ana LNmp, OF the aboys COAL, fer sale by
NJ p WHITING,
"a D-sm Near PETE sbura Eepot
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- LIcoRIoE.

A. o. q. BRAND.
TIE ABOVE WELL Known rAyoRIrE BRAND, ALwAY.
ON BALE. BY JAMES G. MCANDEkW,
de Sly 81, PINE STREET, NEw YohK
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e@To THE SouTH SIpE.-By L

tariH the Dsnvlle Railroad Company have reduced
the rate CT for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date. WITH THIS PaovISO, that DoUBLF
RATE will bs charged during the months of APRIL
MAY, August and SEPTEMBER.
orders 10 any extent can be supplied from the
pures: Lump, but should be given early to ensure
II in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar paT
ton less than packed in barrels
JOHN Il CLAIBORNE.
ia S-3ln No IL Pearl street.
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MAS- S-HARrsHoRgE's ANTI BILIOUS PILL,

the safest and best purgative Pills in use The,
at u!-ou the Liver Stomach and Bowels, carryini
OF All bile and every foul secretion. They don
gTpe, easy in their operation. and can be tskeI
Al any time without fear Of exposure. They renoy,
Colds from the aysteln and prevent Rheun alisIa
Ii you 5uier with any pain use llARTSHORNE't
CUR E-ALL the great PAIN ANSlHILATOR. !
you have cough, use EARTSHOREE'S Cough
SYRUP, which ia the best Cough Syrup in tbs
world.
sold By all Druggists in Richmond. &C l5-6m
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The Convention was called to order at 4o'clock
when the President proceeded 10 announce tn,
committee on nominatiOns. as follows:
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Rsa~ JOSEPH hopesos, JR., Attorney
At Law aud General Land aud Presumption A gent
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
, 1859-04-01

Courts, ete.-Thc regular term Of the district
court for this, the I'd Judicial district adjourned on
Saturday last, and a term commenced for Pierce
county, at Steiacoom, Monday of this week, Gun
der act passed by the last Legislature making such
provision for Pierce county) Chief Justice McFAD'
BEN presiding. term Of court, in admiralty, will
be again opened in this place Monday for the nd-
iustment of one or two causes We will endeavor to
give full proceedings next week. The evidence ad'
dnced against q" Yelm Jim for the murder Of Mr.
wX. WHITE, in 1856, has again been crowded out
He was found guilty, ard sentenced by Judge Nc
FADDEN 70 he executed on the 9Th Of May next.
Against Kitsap,' who is charged with completely
IN the White river massacre in the fall Of 1855, salts
factory evidence was not produced to warrant his
detention, and he was set at berty-subject, as we
understand, to further arres. and trial. upon Sufficient
testimony being procured.
, 1859-04-01

Gene EaSt-Mr. EDWARD GIDDINGs, Jr.,
and lady, Mrs V. /. HYDE, Mr.. WM +
MMEs, and Mr.. Snow, Of this place, al
took their departure on the Norihernsr, oI
Saturday evening last, with an object on
visiting their friends aud relatives in differ
ent sections Of the East aud South. Messrs
GIDDIEes and MILES nre amongst our old
est citizens; and the projection Of "0lym
pia wharf" by the former, stands in evi
dence that he has been one OF the few resi-
dents amongst US who has felt deep in
terest in the improvement aud prosperity
Of our town. The departure of Mr.. Gin
DrNes and his estimable lady, Mrs HYDE
etc., has made an inroad upon our little
society here that will not speedily be repair
ed. Their destination is Lockport, n. Y
The relations Of Mr.. MrLEs reside at Wash
iugtOn City, whittier his course will be d
rected. As an estimable lady, and an in
structress, for the past year, Mrs. HYDF
has won golden opinions from oil classes oI
our citizens. We take, pleasure to add, in
this place, that all the above parties design
10 return within six or eight months May
unalIoyed enjoyment and propitious gale:
attend them, "thther and bither."
, 1859-04-01
THE NEW TERRITORIES.

The House has laid on tho tasle-that s rejected
By decisive vote all the bills for the organization Of
new territories-to wit Arizona, Dacotah and JEFF,
ferson, or Pixies Peak.
AGRIcULTULAL COLLEGES.
The bill granting public lands in aid Of the estab-
ishment Of gricutural colleges in the several States
has passed both Houses and awaits the signature OF
the President. II grants twenty thousand acres for
each Senator and Representatives Of State.
THE HOMESTEAD BILL
The homestead bill was killed in the Senate by
postponment.
THE MISSION 70 DoGATA.
The President has rendered to Mr. John NuRent the
Mission IN Bogata, in complimentary terms. Bat Mr.
Eugent being averse to leaving California has de
clined it.
BALL TO LoRD NAPIER.
The President has approved Mr. Nrgent's official
conduct Commissioner at Fraser river in the most
decided manner.
, 1859-04-01

The RAnger.-This little steamer, Capt. Hill. ar.
rived at Olympia wharf on Sunday afternoon last
from Port Gamble, and other points north. For
sometime past, the Ranger has been engaged IN tow
ing RATS Of logs, etc.. for the Port Gamble and Sec
beck mill companies. 1t seems that the demand for
lumber abroad is steadily and of late rather rapidly
increasing. Capt. HILL says that of the mills
below are unable to furnish cargoes twithout much
deay to all the vessels that visit the Sound for that
article. This is decided evidence of territorial pros
perity in this chief exporting interest Accord
Ing to Its capacity the Seebeck mill is said to bc the
finest, most substantial well built one upon Puget
Sound that is to say, whatever labor has been be-
slowed upon Its construction has been directed with
strict regard to utility. With but one circular saw,
1900 feet of lumber be easily cut in IL hours,
The mill is The property of Hessrs BLAES, WILLIAM
sos Co.
Capt Hill Informs us that the bark Oak Hill
Capt. Fulson 200 days from Boston, arrived at Tee
kalet (Port Gamble) about the 9th inst. with mer.
chandise. The ship Mammon at the Puget
Mill Co" loading for q foreign market. Ham.
burg brig recently loaded lumber at the Seeheck mill
for . foreign market.
On the 2Oth inst, Capt. II. passed the ship Morn.
ing Glory, beating up, to load lumber at BAAcH 4
WEBBER's mill.
The Ranger left yesterday for Skookua BIy, to
raft logs for BALCH WEBBrR's mill.
, 1859-04-01
AN ORDINANCE
ZOE THE REMovAL or THE INpIA

FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE INDIANS.
lst. Be Il ordained by the Board Of Trustees Of ,
1O'cn Of Olympia. That no Indian or Indians shall BE-
permitted TO reside or locate their residences any
Street, Highway, Lane or Alley, or on any vacant u
N the town Of Olympia unless by special graut OF
Permission from the Town Marshal.
I'd. An persons having in their employ any Indian
or Indians within the corporate limits OF said town
shall provide Judgements suitable residences fol
The said Indians during the time Of said employment
on or Immediately attached to their own places oil
residence as to completely guard against the en-
croaehment upon the peace and quiet Of the citizens
Of the said Town, or to prevent the carrying out Of
the spirit OF this ordinance.
Sd. 1t shall be the duty Of the Town Marshal %
80 that the provisions Of this Ordinance be carried
into eject JOSEPH CUSHMAN,
President Of Board o. TrGstSeG
PAEssd NGrch 81. 1853.
, 1859-04-01

Promoted Lieut.. J. NJ SELDEN, Of the
Revenue Cater JsG Daris, having recently
been promoted to frst Leutenancy, has
been transferred to the Revenue Cutter
10. Lane, and passed through this place on
Monday, en- route for the Columbia river to
join that Cutter. Lieut.. s. served about
two years on the Jetr D1ris, is an c1icieat
and gallant officer, and won the esteem Of
all who had the pleasure of his acquaint-
snce. We feel 10th TO part with him,
and hope he may again be transferred for
duty to the waters of Puget Sound.
, 1859-04-01

New GOOds.-By the arrival OF the
bark Oak Hill, Messrs. ]. D. W. TILLsoN
& Co. have received their supply Of goods,
direct from Boston. Read their advertise
ment in another column, and give them a
ea1l
, 1859-04-01

Tho CadeIShip.-MnSter Robert CArLIN
son Of Judge CATLIN, Of Monticello, Cow.
htz county, has been appointed, by the
Secretary Of War, to the vacant Cudeishir
for this Territory. He is youth Of much
promise, and we hope will accept the up.
pointment.
, 1859-04-01
OLYMPIA PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
BY AYERS WILLIAMS.


! Di Al bho q Williams
THURSDAY EVENING, March 81, 1859,
The business Of the month closes with light saics
during the last week A close observance Of the
markets during the past thirty days induces gener-
al belief among the merchants that large mportations
of merchandise at present, at ruling rates. would be
inopportune; to dispose Of which, holders would be
obliged to grant considerable concessions to purcha-
sers Settled weather with its necessary accompani-
ment Of improved roads is anxiously looked for, in
the hope that it may impGrt more Luoyancy to the
market.
The Steamer Northsrner with light igA.efor this
Port arrived Saturday last bringing advices from
San Francisco to March 18th We note still further
advance in candles, without, however, prospect of
continuance, which may now be quoted at 37t a 40
cents Cheese. Pork, Lard, Sugar and Corn Meal are
in demand, WITH She prospect of slightly advancing
figure.
ProVI,IOns- Turpentine, " 200
Beef, fresh, u H.. ..IjG1ls IEroeeries-
Mutton" e -. none Sugar, bro. u 10 =, l2QI5
| Pork, fresh ueat none sugar, white crush.
retail. none per Il D.......... .ISd20
Mess Pork ~ b6l. 1908, COhee, u Ii. .2O02j
Clear Pork, T. bbl.S!O. lea, . -. .GOQG $3.50
Bacon, clear, 3 n. O. Rice, Caro-, U h. UIO
Hams u ID b....... 6p25 Dried Apples, u II lL2O
Shoulders, y b zoo. o.! Dried Peaches = - 20
Salmon, y b.. 6ol0Chl Peaches "" 250l3j
Goldfish, d II ...... none Soap, u box...... S22j
Nackerel, u hf bblSl00l Starch, q ID. rs
Butter, y b.. 509G2 Candies, mild, q n 37A
Lard, ....... 25 do Adm. -" 35@jO
Cheese, &" .......noue. do Sperm, 81" rs
Flour, u 100 lbs 0Dsj 0Jlro6accO q ib. 40G75
Corn Meal u H.. Saieratus, '''' . ljg2O
Salt, fine, .. @3Pepper, grain u 10 37d
Salt, coarse, u ib.. @25Syrups. II gal. 750l2O
Potatoes y ba,h 90. lOa Vinegar cider, q
Onions. " d" none gallOn,. ......... 90
Wheat LIS Lamp oil, y gal. @Sl.j0
Tumips, l5O LiI"or'-~
Oats, per b,shcl, la iBrandy, u 9gal.Sl.25G6l.5O
Beans, Chill, y b. :. none Nhskey, - l. l.O09l50
Beans, white, q n. 5iin. T. gal ...;. eg:a-o0
Eggs, f} dr." Port "Ine, e gai; SSz-'O
Dry Goods |neiiy Iiiy pi'""!' e. .coaso
sheeings bro. ~ Samd,ic,-
! per yard ....... l21lHlNails. n key Gbs75o
Shrtings, bro. Is by plece Window glass u
| per yard lRl box. x......,.. .S451Cl$7
Shrtinss, b!ea. - lGtIS Sash. q light. l201l6
Drngs, bro. y yd I4gt6 Axes, go. sL75Gl$2 25
Prints, y yard l2Gb20 Buckets. 8 hoop. .5Osl
Blankets, u pr. $G0SS IBrooms. 3766G2
! Hosiery, wool hIf, T,,,t.
ocotion z9dcz SSSSSs4 Sawed fir, q M....sl29lG
Pa'"t'' &c Shingles. u NJ. s45O@s5
Lead, white, q d.. 61lGISquare timber, y
do co,nrs,. " I922lI f00t...........SGl0
Iinseed oil, q 81 $500 lPiles, y foot. G.5
!
, 1859-04-01
HO! HO!! FARMERS!!!
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
Now is the Time 10 Get Your Wagons Cheap.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE IN
i announcing TO the public that be las Just re-
ceived shipment Of WAGONS from the States; also
another lot to arrive about the first OF March, with
which Is quantity OF steel Plows Harrow Teeth and
steel pointed iron Wedges.
Having opened trade with one OF the best wagon
factories In the States, am prepared to furnish
better wagons for less money than can be purchased
elsewhere.
WAGONS and BUGGIES, Of every description,
made TO order Of the Lest quality Of States or Terri
tory timber.
Repairing done on short notice
81 None bat the best workmen kept in employ.
J. D. DICKERSON,
IL OLYMPIA w T.
, 1859-04-01
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. ,

TERRITORY OF WAsHINGTCN,)
County Of Tharston.
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial District
TO WILLIAM R. PATTLE:
You are hereby notified that Albion B.
Cove has filed complaint against you In said Court
which win come on to be heard az the irst term Of
the Court which shall commence more than three
months after the twenty-hfth day of February, A. D.
1889 and unless you appear at said term and answer
the same win be taken confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint Is IN en-
force the payment Of a certain prOmsory note given
by said Pattle to said a. B. Cove for $235 a. with
its interest, according To the tenor thereof.
ELw0OD EVANS,
Attorney for Plaintiff
said complaint and notice filed at Port Townsend
on the 18th day d February, 1859. l2w1I
, 1859-04-01
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