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FATAL RAILROAD AccIpEsr-A dispatch Of tn,

FATAL RAILROAD Academia dispatch of the
LIST inst from Steubenville, Ohio, says:
The engine Atwater exploded on the SteubenyilIe
and Indiana Railroad this morning at O'clock at
Ohio; John Shelf, engineer, from Cadiz Jno. James,
fireman, from Rochester, Pa. No others were in
jured. The engine was attached to freight train
going West. No cause for the explosion has yet
been discovered. The engine was nearly new and
built by Norris & Sons
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER

A Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The Fourth Volume of this beautiful popular Weekly
aging prospects, 1 will, 4 that time BE-
and several new an Eena which together
with its handsome pictorial illustrations pres
fsat e ~ will bs the leading
par'meat Of Southern Agriculture will receive due aeption
management promugaed as have been tested by
practical and found worthy of adoption large corps o.
contributors constantly writing for this department Of the
excee, Horcnltaral and pcmoIosica
universally of the most useful the
thai the "n"0n"f Mas t. VII Hfeo1N1A FRENCH
M hs witt Of sns ~
w a TsG wifi
appear the Honestead for 1853, from the pen Of Mrs
to Be illustrated with handsome engangs
News summary of Foreign and Domestic events will
ntesenee ete sonds present in
askf ssson iii Given Mar
ket Reports for 1859 the editors determined their
shall excel !r's 1 she Southern People.
ss 10 Ss hsh v e. a
has been BY competent judges
H 1 q hs @ in
who d,sTes for and Family
Af his i, pub
shed weskly each mbsr containing eight large pages
s sns .Rsns.S a
One copy 81 year six copies so TN opes SO lsna
copy '' person getting "S hissSi
1send for specimen numbers, prospsc .yses etc Make
up Clubs Immediately. d2i 3ptf
COTTON sEED..... .........COrTON SEED.
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CHARLES HEIDsIECIx cHAMpAGNE-

This celebrated Wine of the above well known brand
BEEN and will continue to be- received by the undersigned
quantities the increased demand of dealers
Thoroughly SIZED, the strongest evidence
.ha. from the CLOSEST li1tal Of The old and
first established house OF Hedsick Co of Rheims
taken hold of i with determination bring and
to distinct before the public generally
toore The superior quality OF this article satisfy
That its emana ion from source where great attention
Us ncou Chares Hedsieck has given his whole
the perfection Of his wine and making worthy name
Frequent visits the United States enabled him
fully understand and appreciate the and shes Of
consumers and of his having prohted by that information
evidenced by the Champagne presented palate
the connoissenr-s wine unsurpassed rich bouquet
general excellence. The varieties of brands of Champag
tend doub to confuse the purchaser but the lovers
Of good and genuine wine must ok for Charles seck
in full the label we'll the corks and capsules
r. W. BAYAUp 4 Co.
General Agents for North Americas, New York,
The Charles Hsidseck can b obtained in quantities the
under toned Houses besides here named
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers
f. j. HART CO.,
J. II. I. N. MARKS,
SEWEIL I. TAYLOR,
fe2 ly PAYNE STEELE ( Co
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post - ~ hul 4 selation 70 pilots. ss
Of i6otisa II III Rohinspn, the African bill was
Astas.ts1 spossa by vote Of 81 yeas to II
1ayt *
gatM aattIligtntt.
= yusCtae DAY than yesterday does not often come
a1el - sain began On Saturday night and came
SsNs - aelngea I'll morning. During yesterday
- - d. Y rain about every hour, each fol-
kws1 ~ indication enough Of q clear.np to lure
peope at without their umbrellas only 70 be sent
eyiAg fo sheltsr ffom the next sudden dash. Thun-
- - and Shtning were properly abundant during
- ssasry discharges.
1n1 Rsv. FArHER G. MoYHAHAS continues his
eG1e6o0s To- ~ sreotioa u new Catholic Church
= ~ Third DISTRICT The subscriptions already
Z yss13 - u ~.
I14 9gDpM AID SAD DEATH Of Nj. John La
X rellean Hook and Ladder Company No. 4,
= ssssnce Fire Coupanyss house on Perdido
atlss aefnFdsy afternoon, We have mestioned
- W. ksad 81 the hremens final proceedings.
Dspe9y C0oaer weysham held the inquest and re.
alE1s1 ~ vssdics death BY rupture Of blood
~ Tfe deceased Was native Of this State. 36
y - = -. Hs had been ailing for some time from
! nceasy affection.
In1sRAM Of SATURDAY N1sHr, coming IN as il
ia 0hs&Al tho theateu and other places Of amuse.
nlae wsrs crowded win people, played the mischief
n aSound.
- MOODS descending without intermission, and
- ssss beccning canals, II was utterly impossible
tr people who did not wish to get their feet and
Aeads -, % ~ home Carriage and cab drivers
nised thelr prices almost as high as the steeple Of
~ pnfrfnka (.hnrrh !. - an rata i. lor,.,.,, -.
ycnd ne fsach Of = great many people.
- rAcides Y riet'es, where there was as usual
hFge and brilliant audience, the performance con-
s,o19 2soss HaonignL outdoors being one grand
= snd est.yler street az good river as any,
z saaser flacide very politely Kept the theater
spen e ewzie he suhsldcnce Of the storm. great
rst q tne endience remained particularly the ladies'
no Wy esasa mere three hors before they had the
enancs g eeve and even then they all got their feet
yeiy Ne.. Ine novelty q 50 large an audience re-
81, ..s 81. x a ~ 1,se' sas nna, our'al
~, ~. -. y many
{. 49,, $500 ~ -. - soasoeteu aoou'
~ ~ sse.ue. y svoai par
~ $3.50 Some even
49, 49,. ss-ss ~ = y Jus
4, - ~ i,;saa q $500. IL
.stsr ,s us M opea ~ 'ous
= y. ~ .Auy
AZ -, .,oul
1870, c,. g ~. $500 s.a;a :; a,
,,S-.f... = - -
A.s,s i. -. - .,...... ....
- ..e .A.s ee1oy was nos
s.ss. y. ~ = 'ne auaence us
!, " $500 Su' numoer .! gentlemen'
III s.'e manager s.a'a 10 Ine inca
= ~ 49, ,. ss.s my On 'ne SOFAS
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Person, notified the track OF this road rs
hooushiaa for cattle age If horses mules other
New Orleans, February Is, ls59. fel9 I'm
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Railroads.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. -. From Canton. IL bales cotton to
Payne & Harrison. IS do McLemore, Rayburn &co. 8
Mcfarland & Barksdale. A Walker a. Snider IND
Cooper eco. A Carroll Hoy &co. A R L Adams eco
..3 Block, McAffee &co. IA Payne Steele Geo. do
Robson l. Allen. 3 Green Crump. IS A NJ Hopkins
Patton, Smith & Putnam. 4 Rhorer, Higginbotham
Geo. q Harding, Abbay & Morehead % Connolly &
Champlin. $ Friedander & Gerson 43 Warren, Gill
more Geo. A Cutrer, Harrison Geo. Total 20l bales
cotton.
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Shippillg Sntelliqellte.

~ Sec the back Of this page 18th - for
Financial, Commercial and River News
departments.
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GEORGE W. WARD THIS
day becomes partner house. Tie the firm
will not be changed. WARD, HUNT 4 Co
New Orleans, January l. 1859. ia6 If
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.-On the night of the
25th ult. the residence of Mr.. Mccormick in Canaan
daigua, New York, was destroyed by fire. and his
daughter, eight years Of age, persisted in the flames.
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BelOw-COmlnR up
Ship Jno Patton Jarvis, from Boston to G Fosdick
with $50 tons ice to L Warner eco.
Ship Pepperell, Dixey, from Bordeaux I'd Jan.
Ship W Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to G W
Hynson &co.
Ship Felicia, Hail. from Liverpool Jan 4th.
Ship Whitney, Gray, Is days from Boston, to
JP Whitney Geo. Cargo LOGS tons ice to S B
Smith Geo.
Ship America Howe, from New York, to Hyn-
son eco.
Ship Manlius, Petman, from Boston.
Ship Berkshire, Williams, from Boston.
Ship Mary Ogden, Loveland, from Now York to c NJ
Soria.
Ship Franklin Haven, Sears, - days from Boston to
G A Fosdick.
Ship Success, Child, = days from New York to G W
Hynson eco.
Ship Joseph Keller, from New York.
Ship Excelsior Swift, - days from New York, to
CIV Hynson Geo.
Ship Seth Sprague, -, from Demara.
Ship Elizabeth Kimbal, Wilson, = days from Bos-
ton to 8 Jones &co.
Bark Republic, from Boston.
Brig H Stewart Laverty, 2 days from Mobile to
Prats, Pujol &co.
schr Alphonsne, Bernard, days from Grand Gallon
tod Flotte.
Schr Urbana, Wilcox, days from Grand Gallon, to
master.
Schr E s Potter, Potter, - days from New York. to
G A Fosdck.
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oUAC H1rA RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY. sth inst. at S O'Clock, P, NJ
IT, - OUACHITA KIyER-Fer Point Pleas
lEM2tAts SAINT, Month Bayou Bartholomew, Orscha City,
aS.@A Port Union, Mouth d. Arbonne. Trenton. Monroe
Pine Bluff, Castor Landing Columbus Harsonbug Trinity
and all intermediate landings Lower Onachita Black
Rivers The nav light drangh and swift running packet
steamer w. w. Farmer, W. W. Fisher. mister. q. r
Sni-ds clerk will leave above. For freight passage
having elegant passenger accommodations apply board.
VIRGINfUS g. DENTZEI,
me- Adv.r,;s,p, r.rt
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UPPER ssissIPPI.'

d. RrsAn ROUTE /
TO all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE.
Comprising the following NEW and
ELEG ANT PAssE NGER cKETs:
Will leave New Orleans as follows, during 1859:
VIM. Nj. Morrison $40. Capt Bodnger.
Feb H. March and 49, April H. May and 20 June H. July
and 81, Aug. 10 and 20.
Champion"...........Ca Capt f. B. Moore.
Feb h March and z ap! h,s siy and "a June 49, July
Imperial. Capt. Rogers.
Feb Is March 81 April 49, May 26 June l5 July
and Is Aug a.
j. Z. Swon... capt. Jones'
Feb Ii March aud g april - Nay and Is June IL July
Aleck Scott Capt. R. A. Reilly.
July 9 and g, Aug. ls.
New Falls City.......... Capt. Woods.
Feb a. March s April an sps "a "a. a. June and a. July
New Uncle Sam Capt. swi,zer.
Feb, a March IS April and AND = Nag and 49, July
John walsh. ......capt j. Noloy.
Feb % Mch II, April and o. May IT, June and Is July
Is, Aug. A and a.
City of Memphis. Capt. Kountz.
Feb. r. March 10, April and % May 49, June 2. July
II, Ang 6 and IS.
Gladiator. Capt. K,inerelter.
March and Il, April ~ and 30 May ~ June and 90 July
49, Aug and 2S.
H5 Passengers can rely that ordng above schs-
Cairo and s.. Louis 'D'
With the
OHIO IN MISSISSIPPI
And
l. l. Is G f n r A l. r / LR O A u 8
For all Towns, Cities and Watering Places in the
North, East and West,
From Cairo to St. Paul in the Northwest and TO Washing
ton Baltimore Philadelphia New York. Boston, Saratoga
agaa Fa Montreal Quebec and Portland in the Northeast
Fare us Cheap, Time as Quick
And with less changes than by any to the North
HB-THROuGH TICKETS good until used.
B-B AGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH, and no charge for
handling.
HB-For information or Through Tickets apply at the
UNION TICKET OFFICE "
Under the St. Charles Hotel New Orleans
The Oldest Established Office the South and the only one
where Plans of the Boats Cabins be seen Seroor. se
cnrei and THROUGH TICKETS purchased all Mort hern
and Eastern Cities. W. f. REDDING,
Tell " General Aga ant
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MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES A PARTNER IN
vi house this day. The style of the firm remains
changed COOPER L NEIBERT
z aud 10 Common street.
New Orleans, December |, 1858. dl If
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Leaves on To E>DAY eth Inst ats p NJ
, FOR CAMDEN DIRECT-oUA-
chiia Packet-For Camden, Beach Hills Mil
lers Blnr, champasnoe Marie Saline Ala.
Trinity and all the intermediate landn Sine splendid
running passenger packe. Moro, ~ N Woodland MASTER
Roan 81 Smith clerk, will leave freight or pas.
sage apply On board,
Tn Moro will take feigh. for Seine river high as Ham.
burg landing. vIRGINIrs G. DESTzEL,
MI Advertising Agent
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F o R o P E l. O U s AS.

e Z . II
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ats r. NJ
r. FOR OPELOUSAS-THES STE AMER
So w. burton, a = I.ouaiier, master, will
simmspo and all landings the Aehafalaya Also taking
for Donadsonvle Paquemnes Rouge
Hudson Bayou Sara Morgan7a mouth River For
freight or passage apply on board or TO
j. N. JOHNSTON L CO,
No. Front levee,
dis II Cusomhouse street.
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The undersigned receiving large of Boyds Gem
une Pro hc Cotton Seed, and Petit Gulf Apply to
OSBORNE Il CO.,
lai % and 25 Front street.
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ARKAN s AS RIVER.
A l. A B A NJ A RIVE

d a VI a Y
r. FOR RLADON AND CULLUM
lEA1166St1 SPR1NGS-Twice week-The steamer Adj.
s.sss NM Xanee, saml Ablss, master will leave for
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cnlum Springs Demopos
every Saturday evening, at O'Clock.
Leaves Mobile for Baon Springs every edusa
day evening" at 4 O'Clock.
-Returning-
Leaves Bladon and Cuum Springs every Tuesday
evening o'clock arriving in Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, o'clock.
For PASSAGE apply to
ie26 If or SIMPSON COOKE Mobile ''''''
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Leaves every SATURDAY, .at5Ph
New Orleans Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet
, IT, FOR TR ENTON, MONROE, PINE
BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia, Harrison,
eG-A burg, Trinity, and all intermediate landings on
onaeha and Black RiversThe elegant and swift
commander, q Work: clerk, leaves above O'clock
r. NJ For freight passage apply board.
VIRGINUS g. DESTZEI,
fe7 Ayertisinr 4 gen,
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew and with
privilege of reshlppiug.
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Leaves on THURSDAY, 10th inst, at s P N.
SHREVEPORT AND NEW oRLE.
lh4ASk Tr Weekly Packet Iine.-The fine, superb
passenger steamer National, r. 9; Monigom.
cry, will leave above for Shreveport Grand
you Ecoe, Camp,e, Alexandria, Norrnans Barbins
and all landings For further information freight
passage apply on board, or to
@. l.. KOUNS BROS. From street
R-A plan of h., cabin be seen secured
trom distance by dispatch etter application The
fee Of the agents. ms
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Leave. on MONDAY, It'll inst. ats NJ
~ FOR ST. LOUIS, KANSAS AND
Nebraska.Tne SPLENDID, ras, running passen.
will leave for The above and all 4ae s1dng as
For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINiUS q. DENTZEI.
mo Advertising ACCT.
80 The Peerless will take freight for all points on the Mis-.
souri, river without reshipping.
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A 7 T A K A p A s.,

Leaves on TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at I2M
j., r. - FOR ATTAKAPAS-TH LIGHT
l@ssElkNnsS' draught and fast packet Gov. DWELL
lssss@zs. Castillo master, will leave for Centerviille
franklin, Charenon, P Preyosts Landing, iberia St
Martinsvie, and NIL intermediate landings at IL ocloc
precisely. MI. Greig and Iaudy her clerks. "
MI VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI. Advertising Apent
, 1859-08-19
Card.

Tho undersigned desires TO express his thanks to
the Democracy of Island county for the support
he received at their hands during the late election
Democratic candidate for Representative Of said coun
ty in the next Territorial Legislature.
thank my old friends Of Oak Harbor precinct, and
In other portions Of the county for the steadfast
Aer Ia which they have stood by for the last five
or six years and although beaten in the contest by
very few votes, have the satisfaction of assuring
then that have remained constant and steadfast to
the true Democratic party and have strictly adhered
10 Democratic principles as laid down in the platform
Of that party. ] thank my new friends in Oak Har-
Dor and Utsaada for their labors in my behalf but
sincerely regret that there should have been found in
the county those who, while avowing themselves
Democrats had not the courage to vote in accordance
with the principles they openly professed but few
days before the election.
CALEB MILLER.
Island County, July Il, 1859.
, 1859-08-19

ARRIvAL OF THE JULIA.-The U. S. NJ. Steamer
JuiiG-Capt. BUsHNELL-arriyed at her wharf yester
day afternoon, at three O'clock having left San Jnan
early in the morning.
We learn that the Julia landed 200 more U. s.
troops, under command of Lieut.. HoDGEs, at San
Juan, on Wednesday evening. Every thing was quiet
on the Island.
JSdge FITzHUGHs court was still in session at Port
Townsend.
Purser LOWELL will please accept our thanks for
the British ColOnist of the l7th inst
Mr.. JOHN F. DAMON, travelling correspondent Of
the VietOriG Gazette, came passenger on the Julia
, 1859-08-19

and decisive manner in which he acted this Occa
sion.
On Saturday last four ". t. Indians were killed a
Smiths Island by the Northern Indians. The U. S
steamer Shubrck passed the NortheruerS in their ca
noes.
On Sunday one white man, his wife and children
were killed at Utsaada by the Indians and one white
man was still miSsing-supposed to have been carried
off,
The Julia brought 70 steilacoom, as prisoner, an
Indian charged with killing at Whatcom man called
"Texas." The Massachusetts has also on board four
more Indians, charged with being concerned in the
outbreak at that place.
, 1859-08-19

The RIGHTs OF NATURALIzED CrTIzENs.-Upon our
first page will be found very able article fully re.
viewing this subject and to which we invite the aten
Of our readers There seems to be great confusion
in the minds of many in regard to the rights of nau.
rallied citizens and designing actonists are endeav-
oring to make confusion worse confounded." The
Republican doctrine upon which this Government is
based by the Declaration Of Independence, claims
that every person has right transfer his allegiance
at will, or - leave and join any community or State
as a citizen. Monarchical Governments considering
the inhabitants subjects, deny thu right. To the
Democratic party are the naturalzed citizens indebted
for the stand the United States has always taken in
this matter for it has been exclusively brought about
by that party. The Democracy abrogated the alien
and sedton laws and enacted naturalization sys-
ten. The Democracy engaged in war with England
to sustain the rights Of the naturazed opposed
tive Amercansm, and broke down the know-nothngs,
which alike threatened the rights and privileges of the
ado pied citizen. We are satisfied that after careful
pSEusal Of the article from the National Integenccr
the reader cannot otherwise than conclude that the
doctrine advanced by Mr. Cass is the only true doc
trne, and in a nutshell amounts to this As we deny
the force Of the municipal laws Of other nations when
sought to be enforced upon soil ships we must
defer to the same laws when sought to lie applied by
other nations upon their oton soil or that we insist
upon nothing from other Independent natonaties
which we are not willing to grant to them.
, 1859-08-19
Proclamation.

w HEREAS, According to the official returns Of
w the general election held according 70 law in
the Territory of Washington, on the llth day Of July
A. d. 1859, the whole number Of votes cast for Dele
gate to Congress were Two thousand Seven Hundred
and Seventy.fve and
Whereas, ISAAC !. STEVENS received Sixteen
Hundred and Eightyfour and WM. IL. WALLACE
received Ten Hundred and Ninety-one and whereas
ISAAC l. STEVENS has received the highest number
of votes cast
Now, therefore, !, RICHARD D. GHOLSoN, Governor
of the Territory Of Washington, do publish and de-
clare ISAAC |. STEVENS to be duly elected Delegate
to Congress for the term Of two years.
Given under my hand at Olympia this 10th day Of
August, in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fitynine.
Il. y. GHOLSON,
Governor Washington Territory.
, 1859-08-19
AdministratOr,s Sale,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY, Probate conrt
County of Clarke FroDde OouFt'

County Of Clarke. iioO"'e Ooui''
Estate Of DAVID C. PARKER, Deceased.
LEWIS VAN VLEET, Administrator
DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER
ID to me issued as the Administrator of the estate Of
DLVlD c. PARKER deceased, by the Probate Court
of said county and territory cd the day of July A.
D., 1859 will sell at public outcry the premises
in WashOngal precinct, County Of Clarke and Terri
tory Of Washington, within the usual hours Of sales
on the TWENTH-F0URTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1859, the following property belonging to said estate
viz: All the land belonging to said estate together
with the tenements hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging said land being about 2lO acres
with valuable farm house upon II. Also the town
lots of the town of ParkerSyle will be sold by single
lots. This farm and town situated on the north
bank of the Columbia river about onehalf mile from
the mouth of Washougal creek, with good steam
boat landing.
TERMs-0nequarter cash. and the balance in siS
months with legal interest from day of sale with 50
curitytO the satisfaction Of said administrator.
LEWIS VAN VLEET,
Administrator of the Estate Of David c. Parker decd
Washougal, W. T., August l, 1863. 4w37
, 1859-08-19

DrNrIsrRY-Dr. GLEN, of Oregon, ar
rived in town yesterday. He has taken
rooms at the Pacific House, where he is
prepared to perform gil necessary opera
tions on the teeth.
, 1859-08-19
Ts.kalst Shipping Report.

ARHvED--July 2s-Bark Jenny Ford, Moore, Homo.
lulu.
3l-Schr Kossuth, Foster, Victoria.
Aug. Bark Friendship, Carlton San Francisco.
Bark Oak Hill, Fulsom San Francisco.
s-Ship Frederick the 7th San Francisco.
Ship Arab, Eldridge, San Francisco.
9-Brig KOloa, Pomeroy, San Francisco.
sAILED-July 27-Schr Toando, Keller. San Pedro
Aug. 9-Ship Leonore, Mitchell, San Francisco.
Bark Mayhower, Raymond San Francisco.
6-Ship Triton, Nelson, CAllah.
9-Shp Eliza and Ella, Lunt, Honolulu.
Schr Kossuth, Foster, Portland.
, 1859-08-19
Religious Notice.

protracted meeting Of the Christian Church will
be at the house of s. D. Ruddell, Chambers pra
re, Thurston county, W. T., commencing on Friday
the I'd Of September, and continue during Saturday
and Sunday following. The Rev. Father POWELL
from Oregon, and Rev. WV. HUNTISGToN, from Cow.
invited to attend.
, 1859-08-19
WARD & HAYS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FLOUR, WHEAT, sHORTsIBRAN, LUMBER, &s
TUMwATER, W. t.
"A the warehouse of WARD x HAYS, two miles
IA south of Olympia, at the falls of Shutes river the
public will at ali times lind in store, and for sale any
quantity of the above enumerated articles at prices
conformabe with the times. Everything they have to
SELL they will warrant TO be fully equal to what they
may represent it, Small vessels can reach the vicn-
ty of their warehouse the food load and leave on
the ebb tide.
Tumwater, Nov. 2S, 1856. 2-ly
, 1859-08-19
" LONDON Club HOUSE CHI"
And WINDOW SASH.

A SPLENDID assortment of Hardware and Win
"A dow ash, will be found and sold 25 per cent.
cheaper than at any other store, by
N. BETTNAN.
Olympia, May /, 1859. 22tf
, 1859-08-19
Market Review.

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. II, 1859.
The market is without change with the exception oil
the article Of -four, in which note declining ten
deney. Sales Of eight hundred quarter sacks Of Tum
water "superhne," have been made during the past
week, mostly for the Victoria market, at IS per bb
The sailing, on the 18th inst, Of the bark Naih s
Perkins, laden ct the steam mills Of A. J. MILLER
with l95 900 feet assorted lumber, consigned to f.
WILSON, San Francisco, Is the inauguration Of the
Pioneer line Of sailing vessels to Olympia OF Messrs
DEwAR Il GcHRIcK, to be followed, in quick success
sion by other vessels Of which is now due should
they find adequate encouragement in return feights
70 this port 1t is to be hoped that the enterprise will
meet with the countenance which it merits afford
ng much needed outlet for the numbering interests
Of this portion Of the Sound.