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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

UCfION NoTICE-rO CARPET tDsALERS AND
"A houseteepers-A. M. CkIsr ALAA, suctioneer. will
sell on Frdsy .h ms. 9, lo o'clock The balance OF ca.
pieces carpetiog CLOTH will positively sold
10 the Dealers and par
aculayy invited 70 attend the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

4 UCrIoN NOTICE.-BousEROLD FURNITORE, COT
tsge pianoforte, &,-HEsEY GREEN auc;ionser-
1874 lam stIeetwnl ,el on Friday June "a at
O'Clock 2v9 Canal street, the very xeaut
furpure OF peror and three bedrooms consisting OF
toned ove cottage piano in rosewood case, by taph
Co, LONDON; superior polished walnut sofas
aud realizing chair Ia hsr CLOTH cet ire snd oh.r
tables B-uses elessut walcu Jenny LA bedsead
and chamber sr to match bedding kitchen uees &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

4 UCTICa NOTICE ALL TEE ELEGANT AMI COSTLY
"a furniture of private family will be sold priv
cheap cash consulting Of wood paror su
insisting Of two tete etes arm recepron and four
$5 psror suit covered In green plush will
suite covered in rich crimson gold
brocas will be cold for $780, lot of wood and
parior and bed room furniture osrpe paintings &c III tn
My short lime Ia the best order Will
be sold =. bargain Apply at the 40 Ninth
Z ue renty Sc cond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23
nENRY B. HERr5, JR., AUCrIoNEEa.
Il ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD rURNITU Re
CT Thu!day, June %, at loh o clock,

Nil wss, Fifteenth street between Sixth aud seveu.h
HkNrY Is HIkrS, JR auctioneer, will sell 81 above the
entire fure Of fsny leaving the city comprising ricsv
carved wood parlcr SUITS IN satin brocAe ~ood
eteefes cenne and side tables wood octave
paro rich French plate mirrors saia dsaak widow
curtains sna oosces oTqaS ana prone ciosks ana
plated velvet and brussels carpets rosewood and
shogapy edscads wsrdrotes ocoth. DANG
bs wsshstsrcs, teds bedding, &C. together with
he usus assortment of kitchen furniture aud uten lie with
witch the sse will commence Terms cash. Catalogues
Inc b,ue ard lot will be sod st the Merchants Exchange
Wednesday July g. at IL o'clock. Particulars aai
Dad the the Auctoneer No 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

NNN>cSS<No| ~~D-~<
4 GRAY CANADIAN PONY LIGHT TOP BUSINESS
- wagon harness. &c for ae pony ave years old
ard kind Apply TO J. r. 405 Sixth avenue before a.
af.er 6P. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

- UUTIoh NOTICE --BURsaAxs fUaafrGas SIX
u psen and furniture pac.ins esablsameat III ord IL
West street. betweon fh and silh
houBehod nvsiue OF desry uJn boxed ADD shipped
Ill OF ,ke world P;snos mrrrs pan'rgs s.stIary
oafra and gass carefully pacsei and moved ige
horse wsgpGe to- tee reSosel ~ nrnunre - tbs cocnt
Spxtag the otace at I'll hou-t OF the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

NATIONAL TEAcHKRs INSTITUTE AMI. EDUCA-
IN toual Agency, 1856 Broadway, N. Y.-Good openipgs
suitable candidates for teaching North and South
naries for sale that net 80 900 year Institutions supplied
with competent teachers and pupils For circulars sddres
Rice 4 Andrews
, 1859-10-28

WV. II. DAILY, Esq;
Dear sir-Your AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
Is received and afer careful examination, find II N
be pure article entirey free from the adulteHatng
Ingredients so frequently used.
Jas. }. MABEL, Chemist.
, 1859-10-28
FOR SALE,

THE Dwelling House and two lots adjacent TO the
L district school house IN Olympia fronting the
publ, square, will be sold the most reasonable
terms with time for payment.
The property is among the most eligible and pleas
ant locations in Olympia. The house contains a d.
ming and sitting ROOM paror two bed rooms kitchen
and out-house, and a good well Tor water The lots
arc well adapted for garden.
For information as tl location Of lots, inquire OF
Edmund Sylvester, ard for terms Of sale, Of
A. J. BALDWIN,
At Nathan Eaton's, 10 miles east OF Olympia.
Olympia, Sept. 10. 1859. l2te
, 1859-10-28
OLYMPIA AND SEATTLE
NURSERIES.
GangIOf & MOxIie, ProprieiOrs.

GanglOf & MOXlie, PropriefOrs,
OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE FALL AND
" Spring planting, IS 600 Of the best trees ever Of
fered in this Territory consisting Of Apple, one and
two years old from the graft Cherry, from one to
three years old Plum from to three years old ;
Ounce, Currant, Goosberry and Raspberry bushes,
FIGURING plants, as usual.
Also under propagation, and can be furnished next
year, 100 named varieties Of Tulip $50 varieties Of
Hyacynths; 80 Dahlias Crownimperials IL Lilies
and right smart chance Of other Flowering ari-
clcs too numerous TO mention. Every article war
ranted genuine and true to label, the money will be
refunded. We wish purchasers to understand that
we know what we are selling.
TERMs-Positiyely cash. or equivalent, on deliy
cry. We are also determined to sell cheap.
Address GANGLOFF S NOZZLE, Olympia or
season. Aft
, 1859-10-28
TERRTTORY,l
County of jefferson.
In the District Court, Third Judicial District IN and
for said Territory.
TO CHARLEs THOMPSON.

You are hereby notified that n. l. IN.
balls and r Brunn have al0d complaint aoainst you
u said Court, which wiz cone On % bo heard a The
hrst term Of the Coult which shall commence more
than three mouihs from ne date Of his nnllIcaidn
and unless you appear AZ said term and an1ucr ne
same viii Be taken - confessed, and he prayer there
Is Tor the payment Of four dolian and tuenIfars
eeuts balance Of account, and one hundred dollars
doe 70 sald Tbballs 4 Rrunn from you for non.iuif
72d day Of June. 1859.
cHENOwETH, DENNis0N a HUBBs.
SmH Attorneys for Plainila.
, 1859-10-28
RICHARD LANE,

Notary Public and Conveyancer,
CiAN ALWAYS BEF0UND AT THE OFFICE oF
- the County Recordcr and Auditor for ThnrIon
County, two doors east nf s. d. Williams & Co.'S
store, corner Of Main and Fourth Streets 0lympl- w.
, 1859-10-28
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDlNG TO
l. nothing bot what il Is, viz; pure and unadul.
GRATED article, and assuming artificial merits OF
that II Is not Of is rival imtators do-after
I've years Of public approval ond very extensive sales
California, has been pronounced by the public 70
e superior not only as a beverage of general use 10
, 1859-10-28
SHERIEE'S SALE.

ny Virtue Of four several wTts of execution to me
n directed issued ont OF the Office of the Clerk of
tbe District Court of the Second Judicial District of
Washington, have levied upon and taken in execu-
on and will sell at public sale TO the highest bidder
IN the PREMISES KNOWN AS THE BRICK YARD or HoR-
ToS AND ROBBINS, in Swans addition to the town Of
olympia, on Saturday, the 18th day Of November
is59 at the hour Of two O'clock in the afternoon all
that certain frame messuage and tenement and the
ots or piece Of ground upon which the same is cree
tad situate in said Swans addition to the town Of
OLYMPIA, being described upon the plat Of said adli-
ion a. lot number 3, block number g. together with
ali and singular the Improvements, buildings aud ap-
pertenances thercunto belonging, constituting the
said brick yard, he Elm before referred TO.
At the same time aud place, and previous to the
aforementioned sale, will also sell to the highest
bidder the burnt bricks upon said premises, amount
lag to twentythousand, more or less, about 900
burnt brick 8 cords OF wood, more or less cook
stoye and one span Of horses Seized and taken into
execution as the property Of Hector Horton and John
NJ Robbins and will be sold to satisfy four several
judgments against the said Horton aud Robbins Of
fbe said District Court which judgment4are as fol
lows; One in favor Of George Howard. ftr $50 o.
and It's costs accrued $l9 G5; William Rrtledge jr
s222 Sc, and accrued costs taxed at $l7 IS; Moses
Betman for $l6l Is, and accrued costs, $40 90;
and Ayers 4 Williams, for $l54 40 and costs accrued
S?O O0 and costs hereafter to accrne
GEORGE c. BLANKENSHIP
Sheriff of Thurston County, W. T.
Olympia, Oct. 18th, ls59.-4t.
, 1859-10-28
LnNlnN 1LnR HnnSE GIN .

To the public my aim was 10 give them pure and
unaduterated ortce Of Gin and TO call It by It's right
name. The success attending It's Introduction and
extensive sale in California Is a sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of the article by
Various parties have from time 10 time put mp and
shipped 10 California article which they call "CLUB
HousE GIN.' My Gin, which has gained such a rep
utation in California, is branded on the cases,
"Old London Club House Gin---Wm. II, D."
The bottles also have a white label with FAC simi-
lie II my signature caution all parties TO beware
Of limitations.
wM. ". DAILY,
Sole Importer.
l2-fis NV YoRE.
, 1859-10-28
OLYMPIA, WAsHINGToN TERRIToRY,
Sept. 10, 1859.


The undersigned, Judges of the Supreme Court for
The Territory of Washington, do hereby order that
hereafter terms Of the District Court for the Second
Judicial District be held at the town of Olympia in
the said District, the first Monday Of each and
every month, except the months of March and Sep,
tem6er and to continue for one week unless sooner
adjourned, for the purpose Of hearing and disposng
Of causes within the Admiralty and Maritime iursdc.
ton Of said Court. And the said terms shall be in
addition to the regular terms now provided for
And II is further ordered, that hereafter terms OF
the District Court for the Third Judicial District be
held at Port Townsend in the said District the first
Thursday of each and every month, except the
months Of February and August and to continue for
one week, unless sooner adjourned for the purpose Of
hearing and dsposing of causes within the Admiralty
and Maritime Jurisdiction Of said Court. And the
said terms shall be in addition to the regular terms
now provided for.
o. d. McFADDEN,
Chief Justice and Judge Of I'd District,
f. C. FITZHUGH,
Associate Justice Sd Judicial District.
true extract from the Record.
RICHARD LANE,
Clerk Of Supreme Court, W. 7.
OLYMPIA Sent 10, 1859
, 1859-10-28
FOWLER & CO.,
,rWarding and Commission Merchants,

HEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GOOD
N assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
and Cutlery, Tin-ware, Ready-made Clothing, Crock
cry Ware, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Furniture,
Ship Chandlery and Stores, Mining tools, &c.
Port Townsend, April 2I, 1858. 23f
, 1859-10-28
An Academy.

ID EV. GEO, W. SLOAN DESIGNS OPENING AN
II Academy in Seilaronm for the instruction Of the
youth Of both sexes. He is not only well qualified by
education and disposition for this aFluous duty. but
has also had several years experience teacher in
a leading Academy in Pennsylvania. We need not,
however, go back to bis native State for evidence Of
his qualification his teacher of our public
school for the past year offer abundant proof of it.
lie proposes to give thorough practical education in
the various branches.
The academic course will consist Of three Depart
each Department will be as follows, yiz
Primary photography, &c...........SS s.
Junior Department English Grammar, &c........l0
Senior epartment-Algebra, &c.................l2
Mr., SLan will open his school on the first Monday
in November. Parties abroad who may wish to com
municae with him the subject will address TO Stci
accom- p. o., Pierce County. W. r.
SteilacOom, Aug. %, 1853. 41:3m
, 1859-10-28
RLllANNLINLNGI.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT a
Il fully inform the citizens Of Olympia and G a
the public generally, that he has removed his W
stock and tools from the old stand at Dckersons to
the building one door east Of Westbrooks Livery Sta
BILE, where he Is now prepared to execute all kinds Of
Blaeksmithing on the shortest notice Repair, -.
ing and shoeing done as cheap the cheapest.IM
Wagons ironed after the latest ard most ap-N II
proved patterns, and all manner of Blacksmith } v
ing done In a workmanke manner. Give me a call
Olympia March ., 1859. IGtf
, 1859-10-28

STATE AssAYMs OFF1UE, % SoNERsEr ST.,
BosroS, Mas, April II. 1855.
WM. II. DAI.Y. New York;
Dear sir-I have male a chemical analysis Of your
ss GM01LEZEO yALLET WlETSEYs 81
aud fnd it pure hno-sayored Rye Whisky contain
ing no injurious natter OF any kind and recommend
il as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
, 1859-10-28

TTNlE PROPRIETOR has recently erected in con
L nectiOn with, and az part Of the Washington
HOteln a large two story building-20 hy 60 feet
by which he is enabled 10 provide the travelling public
with larger number otcapacious, comfortable and
excellently ventilated apartments than be afforded
by any other public house in Washn gton Territory
An idea Of his ability to accommodate theAiubc may
be judged from the fact that the Hotel contains tc
ty-ive private rooms-(exclusive Of family apart
ments)-six Of which are large drawing rooms, or
parlors.
Thankful Ito the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he render the soiourn Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and no pains shall he spared to
set his table as well as any in like business
Beds and bedrooms furnished TO such may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
good stable is attached to this establishment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac
commodatiOn Of animals Of the travelling public.
share of public patronage is respectfully soli.
cited.
OLrNrIA, Dec. 4th, 1857
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

Two OHIO TRAGEDIEs.-On the 10th the dead
body of q man was discovered on the turnpike few
miles from Piqra, OHIO. He had been shot through
the head and his throat cut from ear to ear. A
Frenchman named Hobata was arrested and con.
fessed the murder. 1t appeared that he had accom-
panied the deceased, whose name was Manning, from
California, the latter paying all the expenses and
that on favorable opportunity occurring Hobata
murdered him for his money, which amounted to
only $5. The people of Piqua manifested strong
disposition to lynch the wretch.
On the 18th instant young married woman living
near Lebanon, Ohio who had been deserted and left
in poverty by her drunken husband. poisoned her
child and then hersef. The Gazette says:
Richard Davis. a gardener, living near Lebanon,
having become dssipated neglected his family, and
finally, on Friday last, deserted them, leaving them
penniless to beg of selfish world or starve. The
wife in despair sought death rather than degradation.
She administered audanum to her child, little boy
of three years of age, and then took the remainder
herself.
On Sunday morning the neighbors found the
mother with the child in her arms both stone daed.
They were Mortified and as the news spread the in.
dignation towards the brutal father grew intense.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
From Arizona.
The St. Louis Republican publishes the following
interesting letter dated Tuhac Septemher i. 1850:

interesting letter. dated Tubac, September l, 1850:
The election for Territorial delegate was failure,
SO far as this region was concerned At Santa Rita
mines on the Sonoita Valley, in Tubac, and the
country around notice was taken of the day, and
am told that 10 Tucson, voting was postponed until
Monday the 5th the regular day Of holding the cleo
ton in New Mexico, when there will be a vote taken
for Justice of the Peace, Constable, and perhaps
Turner formerly Of Cincinnati has consented to run,
and on the 9Th will be voted for in this neghborhood.
As wrote you, the idea Of separate government
has exploded entirely among all sensible people.
about the certainty of Congress granting a Terri.
torial Government but no one pays any attention to
it. The opinions which the Arizonan formerly ex-
pressed concerning the Territory are now endorsed
and considered the true state Of the case. If the
Legislature of New Mexico, at its next session, will
organize a new county west of the Mimbres and
allow proper representation in the Legislature it
will be an excellent step. As a name for the new
county, suggest Santa Rita which is the name Of
range of mountains near Tubac the tallest peak of
which, according to DR.. Gray, is between 5000 and
5000 feet above sea level.
Several severe fights have lately taken place be-
tween different bands Of Apaches, in the Chiricauhi
Mountains and some eight or ten warriors killed on
Arirypa Canon, between two bands OF COyoteros and
some Mekaeros, in which five of the latter were
killed, Several families Of Americans have lately
settled in the San Pedro valley, not far from the
Apache range aud we expect every day to hear that
they exterminated, or all their property stolen
Night before last bold and adroit theft was com
mitted at the Patagonia Mne twenty two miles from
Fort Buchanan. Six mules belonging to the Com.
pany were htched in front, and not over fifteen feet
from the principal building; fifty rods distant, in
plain sight, was the furnace, in full operation, and
not less than dozen men were stirring around and
at work close at hand. And yet, the Apaches sue
ceeded in creeping up, cutting the ropes and stealing
the mules. They were soon missed, and immediate
pursuit made; and two Of the mules recovered, but
the others, two fine animals, will probably never be
seen in that region again. This is specimen Of the
skill, boldness, aud ability Of Apache horse thieves.
They rival the Arabs Of the desert. Yesterday a
party of twenty Indians were seen crossing the sssta
Valley about six miles from the fort It ia embar.
RAISING and Notifying to the commanding officer Of
Fort Buchanan to be compelled, from want Of men,
to sit idly by and see these Indian depredations going
on all around him.
You need not be surprised Mt any time to hear Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

How GREELEY ENJOYED THE SERMON AT SALT
LAKB.-Horace is a philosopher, without doubt, and
the way he enjoyed the Sabbath at Salt Lake, cor
respondent of the Syracuse Standard relates as fol-
lows:
We attended the Mormon Church this morning.
Preaching by Elder Orson Pratt. Horace Greeley
was present. and sat inside the railing with the twelve
Apostles. Mr.. Bernhesiel sat side, Judge
Phelps on the other, and Heber G. Kimball in front
Horace took an exhausted survey of the female part
of the house, cooked his eye up at the speaker if
one saint, leaned his head against another and went
sound asleep, if he had been in bed Nth his mouth
,vide open! never felt proud of my native land
the whole ID nonsense with silent contempt, by
"roing into the arms of Murphy" Qrish quotation
from Heather Mythology The singing was decidedly
Presbyterian-the orchestra consisting of small
organ and four singers. On the whole the Mormons
must have good deal of faith. for Ill swear they
don't have apple dumplings enough to live on.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
A SAD corsolpEscE.-The Ashtabua (oho)

A SAD COINCIDENCE-The Ashtab1Ia (Uhl0)
Telegraph of the 10th has the following:
While Rev. S. B. West, of gainesville, was preach
ing before the Grand River Association at Geneva
last Wednesday evening, and at the moment while he
was illustrating truth, by startling illusion to
burning dwelling, the flames were actually consum
ing the house Of an aged couple. who were sitting
thrilled with the eloquent words of the preacher.
Comfort Wetmore and wife had early in the even
ing left their home in the care of two little girls aged
about II years, one an adopted child of the old peo
pie, the other grand child who on visit to her
grand parents. AS they neared their house, after the
evening SERVICE they discovered the house to be
fire, and soon found the adopted child badly burned,
though not fatally. She had crawled out Of the win
dow and vanly entreated her companion to follow ;
but frightened out of her reason, she took refuge
under the bed and persisted. She was soon after
drawn out with hooks, her head and limbs mostly
consumed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

STATE.BoAT D. A. RANDALL.-By private note
Louis Hebert, we are enabled to inform The public
that the State boat D. A. Randall is now busily en-
gagged in removing the snags logs and other obstruc-
tons, which impede the navigation Of the bayou
distance of IA or Is miles, and will continue to
push on her clearing operations coming up stream
The work, we are informed, is difficult and requires
much labor before it can be fully accomplished, con-
will accrue to the navigation of our stream from
what has already been done, are incalculabe, and
now the attention Of active and energetic State
Engineer has been drawn to the D. A. Randall, we
to the citizens of Lafourche [Lafourche Union oath
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

FALL AND WINTER CLoTHING.-H. Greenwall i
Brother opening their store Tchouptouias
street. opposite the Louisiana Hotel full and complete
stock Of fall and winter clothing which they prepared to
sell at low prices and includes everything which psr
any occup ,tien require for winter outfit prob
able that this certainty and the charm Of cheapnes will at
tract perfect rush of customers Purchasers will End the
clothing of This wek house we'll and styhly made o.
handsome durable MATERIAL aud they will look
gentlemen when their arrayed in tho
of Greenwa Brother to whose advertisement
we ask their attention.
WINES, BRANDIEs AND LouEURs. -Messrs. ". 3 e.
Aagnsn Co.. 20 ST. Louis street, bsn sole agents the
South for the sale Of several excellent popular
Of French handes have on hand assorted
well supply Of the champagne other
1.-The clares white wiues and coediais enunsrssd
in advertisements They deal largely the sardnss Of Git
let Co.. Lolent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

"PoPULAR ESSAY ON THE DISEASES INCIDENT TO
TRADES occuPATIoNs.'-We direct attention inter-
espgy prepared advertisement of Railways excellent rene
which elsewhere un3er the above pion
sttues valuable manual from which tho trades
NAV the diagnosis of their Diseases will
be wise this copy Of the Crescent which
much Of peculiar value and importance them
Railways remedies medical preparations of approved
celencs happy combination Of well known healing
corrective agencies composition has rendered
ceedingy the the diseases and disorders
for they prescribed II is well to have these
dies house. readiness to meet suddenly occurring
acks as we'll bs taken will when It is perceived that
they require by the system which they cleanse and
with eminent and certainty They for sale
and retail, by Messrs j. Wright Co., q and Isl
Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
To OUR LADY READERS, no CouNrR1 MEnon ANTS

TO OUR LADY READERS, TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
PLANrERs-See the several advertisements OF Benthuy
sen Lewis Co., ll6 Canal street, which faint i'm,
preston of the extent and variety of their stock In dress
goods they have everything and desirable ditto in en-
brodres and fancy dry goods while the prices of all are down
the figures which their large sales enable them TO sell
at retail business extensive ia and popular
the above with shoppers not all their attention. for
their wholesale dealings large and they have now
hand stock the of that portion of their trade
on which they offer the best terms to planters and
interior trademen Their stock Of plantation dry goods is
vary heavy and complete they supply dealers with
shaws coaks and all staple and fancy dry goods
their orders be- Call and learn that
this is so by examining goods we'll prices and rats.