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RIO TaE PUBLIC.
Orr ISur.cron's D.rARrxnxr,

i Orr INsPEcToR's DsrARrNzKf,
NEW YORK, ane Il. 1885,
The undersigned having entered upon assumed the
fosancs Of the responsible duties Of The oce Of CITY Insse
present season OF the year require srea or more prompt
enon than the work of keeping the strssts OF city In
healthy and clearly conc ton deems 10 BE hid ddty 70 CAL
6e attention OF NE public the necessity of Ut putting
end % the following daily violation OF the laws and ordinances
The throwtpE Of ashes garbage aad filth tho
vpgs straw and other substances nseo In pacing
upon the ST. eet or placed upon the sidewalk whence
scon scsto Cd over the street, Ct " the duty Of
nave The Hse Immediately removed ct their expenseJ
ioo the streets CUTTERS nsesd Of being placed IN sonas =
The placing the streets Of the clearings Of 9th from
yards and cellars and the rbbsk aud old material IL
g. Ihe rowsnS nso tho streets and cutters uoztous in.
pure. ohensve lquidz ana suhatanceA
The cmnsscn Of OF the above acts only dreN
voson Of the law: and ordi7 suecag the offender
ssrds the keeping Of clean streets rendering such ain
emit OF ccessm operation while largely increasing the
pense
continue to be- have our Streets kept 10 clearly and
hoahy condition. and earnestly and confidently hope and
look for The cooperation and assistance of
In putting end TO the Violations above complained WA
your sd and assistance the task VIII be easly accomplished
Shall have itf
each dwelling house and plsce OF busnesA]
Ash cara will through the streets of the wArs
day Sundays excepted to collect ashes garbage &c
undersigned deaes that every neglect misconduct
pst Of the drivers Of auch cars may be aimed s
Of Sanitary at hs ose Of
Grand and hsex sGees and shal be promptly remodel
Notice OF the approach Of the ash and garbage VIII be
DAKL T. DkIXvAH City Inspec.sr.
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CIOCHlUq1s &C.
4 RAKE OHANCE-YRoM ss TO ~ PAID HoR LAuIss
"A SILK dresses from 81 70 el0 for coats and 81 10
Tor gents pants. Also, carDess furnnuys jevelry a.
by punctuRly amended 70 M svenih ayeu n
between Nfnsteenh aaA fweash sse4. Ladies amended
by Mn n
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IT A1 PEARL sTREHf-sS 900 WORTH OF CAST OFF
"a eiotasg wanted in arss small lots Gentlemen hav
ING any Of he above dispose Obtain The highest cash
pce by calling at tse store addressing James Moroney
81 Pearl esreet, nam.
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4 AIIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
eohns, furniture carpes dispose of WIN receiys
sh Ntice 70 lash by ssDding 70 siisssnx A. HAhrIs
ne -aro .ysrns between rorysM and zorsy First e-ees
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NKW ORLEANB, --
~ =, MNBJLE; MoETGoMzRY, ArLAHIA..

And various places in Florida
Via SAVANNAH, Ga
The ALABAMA Capt, Geo. r. schenck wllesve on sstur.
dsy, July At 4P M from pier No North river Ticket
can be had for the following pscesfare BY any
other steamerFrom New York TO Savannah accommodated
mper1or:-
kew York 70 New Orleans $50 76 Mobile ST. Montgomery,
A $50; Atlanta Ga, $24; Albany ga; CouInbia "a
"a; hacon Ga. 81; Augusta, $40; savannah SIS. '
BA4UEL L. NiTCHlLL SOH
The AUGUSTA, Capt ~ g. Woodruff. WIN succeed ana
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOB
u HAVANA and New Orleans The steamship EMPInR
CITY, Captain s. r Griffin, will sail Saturday July
1852 O'Clock p. NJ, from foot Of Warren street. Bills Of
lsdng Of The prorer form turn.hed At tie once and BINS
passage apply af 1T West areet corner Of Warren.
n o. ROBERTS serA.
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MOTOR
~ THE VIEW ENGLAND SOCIETY HOK rHn PROnO
fION OF MANUFACTURES and THE Mech MIC ARfE
nnnor co 70 the manufacturers throughout the United
hst hey VIII hold pubic sale'of AnBRTOAN GuODS b
Boston during the second week Of July.
They have appointed the following sncionoers-
Messrn TOWNSEND, MALLAhD OOwTN0-NIW
ELL A. THOMPSON k'CO.-sANUEL HATOh and JOIN
The charges WIN be made unan possible and probab,
WIN not exceed one per cent
Large invoices staple goods already ored ans
notified without delay.
10 whom Al communications may b addressed.
DEMIN0 JABvI6, PATRICK T. JACKSON.
DAVID SEARS, AUGUSTUS LOWELA
HENRY A. WHITNEY, q. g. RICHARDSON,
j. WILEY EDMANDS, RIM. MASON,
JAMES n. BEeBE HENRY A. RIOx
AMOS A. LAWRENCE, ALHxANDRH Il. RICE,
BENJAMIN y BATES, 1HpMAS P, RICE
TYLER BATOHELLER. DENJAMU D. 0ODTHvI.
NJ OfI-T.-ALL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ james Leonsrd. billiard table ac'n.er. will
p'ts present the to AkOHIBALD PHILLyPS Jr
At ee, corner OF Eighth street. and avenue G, NY.
n o1ICE TO TAnoRs AND OFFERS THE FRIENDS
~ Of Timothy Heron win meet at the Sx,n
July 1859 from TO 10 O'clock for the pu OF receiving
coz rlbuiions TO assist him in his press .ili llna
BAtRICK rAkklCK, Chairman
!'sErH MArnEos. Secretary.
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A UGUST BELMONT a co, BANKERS WILL REMOVE
n ,neir o1ice on be 9Th of Jnly 70 70 wah street
DKMovAL-DHffaNCs sALASAsDga saFE OaP n
~ removed RON l92 fea u ~ sn-rv street C,i
leEe place. HJDhhf N PAfaIGa
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T!ENTRAL PARK
" OFFICE ARCHITECT CHIET Filth ave. a 79Eh AZ
NEW YORK, July l., 1862
NOTICE TO CoNrnAOTu aS
Sealed proposals win b. received hs OIL un fhuSdsy
It'll dsy Of July Al IL for eDtb filing III lower
portion Of the Park adjoining the FA and the Eighth
Adjoining the Eighth from Fifty ninth stree. to
near stxy cond street, ding within The Para 40
40 feat fom the And facing about 80 600 cubic
yards less " 900 cubic wards OF said qusny
quired TO be delivered within limits ano a. shAl d.
recsed BY the Architect Chef before the nst day Bepsm
Der next
Adjo ing tho Fifth avenue from 3xieth street
FIFTY ah srce xtepdny within the rsrk from 100 70 $50 ee
and embracing about 10 cubs ysrds lees Is 00
cubic yards OF ssd guam ~ REQUIRED % pc delivered
heso Dits and sha be directed by tbs Architect Chief
before the drst day OF september pelt
The work 10 be commenced by the 6st Of August and
pletec by the nrst of October ne1t
Monthly esnatss will b. made the work progresses and
retained until the whole IL completed
o. he mannc. Of serfnrmng the work together
office on and Tuesday day Of Juy he hours
Proposals chou be accompanied by ssmes Of two
the work.
reject or all proposals.
Proposals should endorsed Proposals for Earth F,R
and addressed Ito the Board central
Park" FRED. Lew OLMSrBD,
Archiectin Chief and Superintendent.
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United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,

OAIIFuANIA,
Via Panama Railroad.
Tho steamship MOtES TAYLOR, Jno MCGOWAN com.
mander. viii SAL Tuesday, Juiv g. 1889 O'Clock p
from pier foot Of Wsrren street Mort. river connecting q
For passage apply only 70 l. W. kAYMONO. III Wcst
street. corner of Warren. - 49,
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SVEANIBOATS.

STEAMBOATS,.
4 FTERNooN BOAT FOR YoNKERs, HASTINGS
Dh Ss q. Sing sDg and
:, oSl9Si touching at 9brsphsr street. NIB
CoNEy rsLAHp AID FORT RELATIONSHIPS srsAu.
leave every DAY for oonsy Island &C. a.
r' 81 J. "a A. i2 md sRss: sTss:
TIC ~ ap non 10 iaiaad a sXP 4 1s;s Is os sas
RoAE Ec % esss
i1y ., M for gd Hs S Landing at Glen Cove
oHs sEooKs s.s NEW
E ms an e.curspn on sa.urd. July q one O'Clock r.
New for the e1cu1
On and amer Monday july he steamer Ss Bsooks
I s OF i Arrival q Ss n
'' + LocKYER 4 CO.. Agents, 11s South street.
CoR THE BETTER A,cooNxoDArIoN OF !HE PUB,
amsoa inc AeTnooa oocci for Hudson from
.ad
m
July 2 1859, at 4 O'Clock r. M.
L,oR BRIDasposr-ExTnA rs1p-oN SATURDAY
sRIDaEP0Er Ieays from Peck SIP pier II e. . e.. a.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY-sUMNER XRR1NGEMENF.-
= Boss Leave staten Island every hour from toT
six cents. On fine Sundays boats leave every hsf hour
CUNDAY BoA1 FOB NEwBURG.-sfEAMER BROAD
WA1 Leaves The pier ioo Of JAy sree every Sunday mora
NswSus Fare 50 CENTS e1cnrsion sctss Is 70 return
By steamers Broadway or Rip vsn winkle.
CUNDAY BOAT F0k YONKERs, RAsTINGs, DOBBs
steamer pier oo Of jay
Christopher street every Sunday morning at ~ O'CLOCK
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sPosrOsD, flLEsToN Co., 20 Broadway.
The Colu @ba succeeds "wednesday, July O.
DEDuCED RATxs --F0E NORFOLK, Sd; PgTEasBUR go
II and. Bicbmond, tS-The steamship JaMESrOwn Oaut
Ibomss simmer freight Tor the places on
Friday and saturday at pier Is north river and
Saturday. July O'Clock Frcqhl FOR Petersburg spfed
y City Prir Passage. aaieroo Included, TO Norfolk
dpced 70 So To reissourR sci HrhoDd included
reduced 70 81 pfeia 1fsy
LpDhAm& HEINEKEv, lis Broad 10
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ SUMMER ARhANGEA gNT.
On and after Wednesday, June l. 1859 ,rhins will leave
Twenty sixth street statlon, Rev York. "a follows
1876 n. ID. fer Wnliamsbrdee
$50 90. mali train albany,
$50 DO. for Wlllamabrldge.
n30 do. for Wbne Platns.
40 p. II. TOR WilI.nsbridge.
4p0 do. ion White Plsins.
$50 do. fos Dover Petue.
BOO 70. for White Plains.
6i5 DO. for While PlsIs, from While and Cclc streets
$50 co. for Wllamsbrmge.
Returning VII leave
SEQ A. N. from White elsils,
5B do from lover Plains.
$40 do from wblisms5rifse.
800 CO. from White fiaina.
$50 DO iron, y dis ms bridge
lilo do. msi train from albany.
LOOP VI. from Wills,naDridge.
800 %. from waite Psios.
$50 do rJr Sill'smshnfge.
6t0 DO. ifom Ntne Fiass
M. CAMPBELL, sups.iasenGeu~
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0pECIAL NOTICES
a sylvanis Coal Company. hed n he village VI Hawlsy
rennsyNsn on Tuesday the 7h instant The folio wing
uensn were elected directors fer the ensuing year
JOHN RWEN, geo A ayYr
MMk GkIfFIIHs Oh q. M0AG an,
lsAACL PLATr, THOS VI Pc NALL.
WIN II. FALLS, JONAH AN TaOaNK
WM y. HAvEMEYHR.
At asubsequent meeting o. the 81 sstors JOHN EVER
was unanimously 70 elected Predent Of the CovAny for The
q suing year.
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1ertha not secured unt1 pad for.
An expeyioucod surgeon on board.
The owners 0f Aese ships WIN ~ accountable lr Dpl
nle bn Of lapg dgnsd therefor and The value Thereof
Aeeh exlrsned. For freight or passage apply 70 y
SUNARD, Ne. Bowling Green.
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AEW YCRK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD
N ARRANGEMENTS FOR JUNE 1880
Trains VIII leave Hunters Point for Fushipg oppfrs n
calvary Cemetery. Winfield, Newtowr and West Flushing
LEAVE HUNTERS P0IET pGror
IT LEAVE yLusHrrc DEPOT AZ
THAN. 630AM
9I5A.k. 7mAM.
lS0f: n. lgA-M
4PN. cMPI
bE Il. 445PM.
7A6P.u. SOP N
Oornecpg with steamer Aatano Capt IT, NJ Gage leaving
fuitor market pier ut 3z3 b15 and 80 r. n and
Hunters Point on the arrival Of the tratrs
An accommodation train viii leave Hunters Point ii A.
for Fushing stopping 3. all why sons Ye4urppg ea,s
finishing A r. fare 10 cents On Bpnd.yp hourly trsias
WIN hereafter be 70 and from Fusbing fare 20 cena
OLIVER CHARLICK PRESIDE I,
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DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA FOR LIVERPOOL
II The PERSIA, q. Fl. z. Judkins, commander win al
from the stream on Wednesday NEXT July steannboa
will ply between The compsnys wharf, Jersey City and The
Persia nom ~ e II O'Clock H. 70 convey passengers And
persons who out In the small and the great rsi
arising herefrom, passengers requested
their friends the wharf, they cannot be taken board
The ASIA VIII sail July 20.
, 1859-01-14

bill providing for the election of Governors
and Judges in the Territories by the peo
pie thereof Also, a bill to admit sugar
and salt into our ports free of duty.
Mr.. Iyerson gave notice of bill to abol-
ish the frauking privilege, and substitute
therefor a money commutation.
SENArE.-In the Senate Charles S. Jones
was elected Door-keeper
The selection to fill vacancies and make
changes in the various committees Of the
Senate, has not yet been made.
WASHINGTON, Dec l0.-The Senate met
at II o'clock to-day, but transacted no
business of general interest.
, 1859-01-14
Opening Of the Thlrty-Fifth Congress
SeCOUd Session.

WASHINGTON, Dec. G.-The Thirty-Fiflh
Congress commenced its annual session to-
day.
The Senate met at noon and received
the Presidents message at ten minutes to
2 o'clock this afternoon.
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATWEs.-O hun
dred and eighty-nine members answered to
their names In the House, Mr.. Grow, of
Pennsylvania, introduced q bill to amend
the Court of Claims act, to prevent credi-
tors suing in the District Courts or United
States Courts Of Iowa for the construction
Of the Central Pacific Railroad.
VIM L. Dewast, of Pennsylvania, asked
leave to introduce resolution, instructing
the Committee on Ways and Means to re-
port bill increasing the duty on coal and
iron, and, in compliance with the request
OF several members Of the House. he would
add lead, sugar and such other articles as
needed protection.
A suspension of rules was moved and
negatived by l02 yeas to 81 nays, two
thlrd vote being necessary to carry it.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-The Senate and
House met on Monday and Tuesday, but
transacted no business Of importance.
PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-In the House Of
Representatives. the Select Committee on
the Pacific railway are inclined to favor the
proposed Central route to the Pacific.
CLAYToN-BULwER TREArY.-The resolu-
ton to abrogate the Clayton-Bulwer treaty,
which has laid ever from last session, was
called up before the House in Committee
Of the Whole.
SENATOR DoUGLAs.-W Washington, Dec
S.--The Senate Democratic caucus, by o
vote Of seventeen to seven, has agreed to
depose Senator Douglas from the Chair
manship of the Committee on Territories,
and to substitute Senator Green, Of Mis-
scarf This has created great excitement.
The House is discussing the proposition
70 lmpeach Judge Watrous, of the U. S.
Court, Texas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The House Of
Representatives met to-day at l2 o'clock.
The Speaker announced his appointments
70 bill vacancies and make changes in the
various committees.
In the House, the Legislature of Mime
sofa presented memorial asking aid to
construct wagon road from Lake Supe-
tor to the South Pass Of the Rocky monn-
tains.
Mr.. Morris, Of Illinois, gave nOticc of a
, 1859-01-14
MARRIED..

We learn from gentleman who resides in Island
County that no less than four marriages took place
in different portions Of that county towards the cOe
of last mosth and who has furnished us with the FOL.
lowing list:
Mr. Go2ARrH and Mrs MARY WRIGHT.
Mr. CHASE and Miss JOINS.
Mr. GEORGE BEAN and Miss ALMIRA WRIGHT.
Mr. JonN ToDD, of San Francisco, Cal, and Miss
MARY JANE ROBINSON.
These marriages having been Transcribed from q
letter written to our info rmant will accent for the
incompleteness which exists in the given names Of
a number Of the parties also concerning the places
where the rites celebrated, and the names Of the
ofieilting mnisters at the ceremonie5.
, 1859-01-14

TuK COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMER REsoLUTE
,vn raE ?. NJ. S. s. Co.'s STEAMSHIP NoErHERNER.-
vs learn that the Northfyn6r was seized on her re
cont trip to Olympia by the L. S MARSHAL at the suit
NC A. Meigs Co., owners Of the steamer Resoutc,
s,r the recent collision which occurred in these
..,srs. The amount of damages claimed by the
.rrsrs Of the Reso'uie is $4,000. The Northeyner
ave bonds in the sum of OOOO for her appearance
- answer at the March term of the District Court of
,h. "a Judicial District, and left for San Francisco
With the mails.
, 1859-01-14

suIorpE.--We learn that WILLIAM CoNNoLLY, for
nerly resident of this place, committed suicide by
shooting himself with pistol on the 3rd ins in Sa-
vanish County No cause, that we know OF, has
been assigned for the act. An inquest was held upon
the body, and a verdict rendered in accordance with
the facts and circumstances of the case. Mr.. Cos
MOLLY was a native of Dover, England, AID was about
"a wears Of age The uniform yvacty Of lis dispo.
ston and the eXcitability Of bis temperament led
many to believe that be had been laborng under
martial insanity H.
, 1859-01-14

as- During the Holidays and for week or ten
DAYS antecedent thereto ard subsequent we had most
charming weather in this d!rcction-clcar, for the
most part, pleasantly cool, frosty and bracing. The
Oldest inhabitant1 has no recollection of having
lived here in the enjoyment Of such pleasant Hlol
day. weather in any time pa't. For the past few
DAYS however the SUI as usual at this season Of the
wear has been again obscured, and the windows Of
Heaven opened, showering down upon Us the mixed
elements Of rain and snow
, 1859-01-14

AZ We are indebted to the Postmaster General,
Hon. A. V. BRowN, for copy of his able aud concise
annual report. 1t emphaticaly mul'un in pa'Uo in
every sease and fully sustains the high reputation
that has been accorded to Mr.. BRowN, as being the
best and most liberal head which that Department
has had since the days of Hon. AMOS KENDALL.
Portions of it, relative to this coast, we will publish
AZ favorable opportunities offer.
, 1859-01-14

ANOTHER WREoK.-We learn from the Puget Sound
8,rGd of the 7th inst, that the brig Cyrus Captain
MrrcHELIa vessel that has been in the Puget Sound
trade from its infaney-was recently caught outside
the Straits In the late gale which visited
nohern waters; and after gaining the entrance, in
disabled and eaky condition. went ashore the sand
at the head of Pot San Juan Vancouyers Island and
Is supposed to be total loss The rigging and sails
vll be saved. She was bound for San Francisco.
, 1859-01-14

TIE "WILLrMANTIc.r-W learn from Capt Pray,
Of the steamer Resollae, that the brig JIiHimatc,
which we mentioned last week as having gone ashore
recently on Willow Point, Whdby's Island, has been
rot of, and is again ahoat, having suffered damages
or but comparatively tri0ng character
, 1859-01-14
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
~ dersigned has been appointed, by the Probate
Court Of ThurstOn County, administrator upon the
estate of WALTER G. PERRY, deceased, late of
Washington Territory. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present them,
with the necessary vouchers, within one year from
the date OF this notice. and all persons indebted to
said estate will be required to make immediate pay
ment. T.J. HARPER q.
January G, 1859. Avs Administrator.
, 1859-01-14

~ Messrs. MITCHELL q srEwAET lost valuable
American horse on Saturday morning last. He was
attached to a dray and in the act of being backed
round upon the wharf for the purpose OF hauling a
load Of freight therefrom backed OF the wharf and
falling into the bay was drowned.
, 1859-01-14

BIBLE SocIErY.-The last mail from Stcacoom
brought us a note from Rev. Gro. W. SLOAN, Secre-
tory Of the Bible Society of this Territory enclosing
the proceedings of convention OF its members, re-
Gently assembled at the above named place, with a
request that publish the same. This request w'll
be cheerfully complied with at en- early day.
, 1859-01-14

a1 The Washington correspondent Of the Ala
California, writing unler date Of Dec Sd, says
'Th.re is no donbt Gen. Hnrney will be re.ordered
to st. Louis, and the Department Of Oregon will be
left in charge of Col Wright.
"The impression is that the new State Of Oregon
will be received early in the session.
THE Hon Chas G. Falkner, who has had special
charge ofthe Washington and Oregon War Debt, will
report fayorably thereon and appropriation for its
payment will probably be made at this session.
, 1859-01-14

as The steamer RGngor, Capt. HILL, and several
small trading schooners have visited this place siuce
our last issue-brngng freight and passengers, and
taking return cargoes for ports below.
, 1859-01-14

81 We arc indebted to Mr.. 7. NJ. REED, agent fol
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express at this place, for favor
received upon the arrival Of the NGhrEsr last week
, 1859-01-14

rTNuE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFOREE EXISTING
Il between $. Beltm1n NJ. Bettman and l.. Bettnan,
under the name and style OF Bettman Brothers, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
l.. and s. Bettman will continue the business at the
old stand, under the name BETrMAN BROTHERS.
All persons having claims against the late firm will
present them for settlement and all who are indebted
to us will please call and pay up at an early day.
S. BETrMAN,
H. BETrMAN.
l.. BElTMAN.
, 1859-01-14
TOR THE HARVEST OF 1853.
THE BEST COMBINED
REAPER & OVER
IN USE, AS ENDORSED BY THE UNITED
STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Mannys Patent with Woods improvement.

+ HAVE NOW BEEN IN THE BUSINESS OF
i manufacturing Reapers and Mowers for seven
years. and my Machine has only been perfected by
the most diligeDt and thorough trial and oft repeated
experiments and while do not assume that there are
not other Machines worthy the attention Of Farmers
| do claim that mine has earned the title of
THE BEST COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER IN USE !
And il unsurpassed either as a Reaper or Mower
and claim for it the credit and confidence that be-
longs to standard article. II any Farmer wants a
Reaper or Mower he need not ask OF my Machine
VA IL tvOrk ?-Is IL reliable 2-Ls il durable 2
Ny Machine Is no new thing or experiment. Its
reputation is fixed, established and no man can go
amiss in purchasing It for full and complete per
formance Of all that is claimed for 1t in the harvest
! field.
Special Notice.
TREAD WELL d. CO.
Are sole owners Of the Nanny Machine for the State
of California and the Territories Of Oregon and Wash
ington, and are fully authorized and empowered To
WALTER A. WOOD,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
Caution.
All persons are cautioned against vending or using
said Machine in the State Territories Aforesaid
without a certificate from the owners.
The Machines for the coming harvest are much
superior in material and workmanship TO any ever be
fore offered 10 the public.
For sale at Warehouse, corner Of California and
Battery Streets, San Francisco.
Also, Machines and Agricultural goods OF every
description; Hardware, the largest aud best assorted
stock on the coast; 5000 Plows, steel and cast.
3m6 TREADWELL & co.
, 1859-01-14
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
L property situate on The corner of Fourth and Ad-
ans streets, opposite the Methodist Church, in the
towa of Olympia, consisting Of two good lots with
an excellent well Of water thereon, a good dwelling
house Is stories high, and choice variety of fruit
trees shruJbery, &c. For terms apply to Alfred Hall,
Esq, or .-
+. w. SEALY.
Olympia Dec, 81, 1858. Gf
, 1859-01-14
FURNITURE STORE!
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Olympia, W. T., Dec. %, 1853 ely