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Bloody ARRAY la Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 2, 1859.
An old political fcud has existed some time between
Thomas s. Low, OF Iiawesville, and Cicero Maxwell of
Hartford, KY the prosecuting attorney for that district
Mr. Low had threatened to cowhide Mr. Maxwell on meet
ing him. To-day, while Mr.. Maxwell was addressing the
Court at Hawesvle, he was interrupted by Mr. Low
nouncing him in grossly insulting language Mr. Maxwell
and others then fired several shots at Mr. Low woundug
him in the thigh and arm, cutting of his thumb and
Kidding his shirt general fire with pistols ensued
and John Aldridge, friend Of Lows, was killed and
Mr. Miller shot drought the thigh. Mr.. Low has been
committed to Jail for protection from the mob.
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More Trouble In Kansas.

ST. LOUIS March 2, 1859.
The st. Joseph correspondent CT the Republican, under
date OF the 9th u says that special messenger from
Platte City brings nio NATION that Day and his son.
were confined Oh the charge Of running of negroes
iorcbly taken from the jail last night by mob of three
hundred men and hung The assigned is that the
Court would acqu the prisoners the ground that it
not the proper district to try them ia.
st. Joseph papers of the 2Sth u and LIST inst are re-
ceved but they contain nothing reference to the hang
ing Of Day and bis at Platte City by mob The story
is, doubtless, an unmitgaled hoax
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The additional adyices by the Tennessee interesting.
The English bnd Preach fleets before Vera Cruz appear
10 be hostile Juarez aud reported 90 have
cepted his reinorcements aud in other ways favored
Miramon
Miramon threatens to sack The city. The Englsh aai
French fleets had been applied 10 for protection bgs
fused IT, II not thought however, that they will
openly participate Ia the attack the city
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Destructive Fire m premph,s.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 2, 1862
fire last night caught in the cellar Of the Eagle and
Enquirer office and burnt half square Main street. in
Guiding the Eagle and Enquirer, Aralaache, Ledger
Christian Adrocate and fyestye'ian Sentinel Offices the
establishment of Hinton Clark, printers the stores
Ge.key Warren, Sanraus h Straton, W. N. Hunt, N
stlman and Heinrich Brothers, the saloon Of Joseph
Teufe and several Offices The loss stated at $50 OOo
Tho parties or less insured The fire was the
work Of an incendiary.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA March 2, 1859.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State SIS, 921S: Reading
Railroad, A Norris Canal AK; Long Island Railroad,
l1H Pennsy wanna Railroad, 431s.
NEW ORLEANS, March /, 1859.
The cotton market was very active today and prices
&c higher the sales q 500 bales all previous to
the receipt Of the City Of Bamore's advices: mddng
1870 IL SO. The deveopement Of the steamers ad
vices had perceptibe effect the market The sales
Of the last three days bales the receipts
for the same time "a 900, against 40 500 In the time
last year Sugar dull al exc CSC for fair to fully fair
Flour buoyant and advancing sales of super6ne at s. Is
&c. which is an advance Of 26c. Corn very dull. Pork
dull. Oats quiet at &c,
CINCINNATI March 2, 1859.
Flour active with speculative demand. Sales 5000
bbs. at So 10 S. IS. Whiskey 25Xc Provisions dull
and unsettled Mess pork offered at ST So Lard bar
rels, 17sc. &c.
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Lake NAVIGATION.

BUFFALO, March 2, 1859.
The propeller Equinox Of the New York Central Rail-
road line, LEFT here this morning for Cleveland and San
dusky with full load of merchandise. There was no ice
in sight This is the FIRST clearance of the season.
CLEVELAND, March 2, 1859.
Navigation is open TO Dunkirk and the New York and
Erie line Of pTopelers commenced running to day
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Utica DIunIcipal Election,

UTICA, N. T., March 2, 1859.
The result Of the election for Mayor tie, though the
democrats claim they have elected their candidate by
to four majority Three republican and democratic
Aldermen elected For Supervisors three republicans
and four democrats chosen or the city officers be-
sides the Mayor, three ON each ticket are elected
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as amended by Mr. Bocock agreed ~ by three ma'c
rty II afterwards concured In by the House by So
against n.
All the other amendments were then adopted.
The report the committee the Gnsular and Dplo
matt, Appropriation bill was agreed 10.
Adjourned.
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Arrest Of Lottery Dealers.

BosroN, March 2, 1859.
VIM. Shute and wife, Aonzo Shute and Daniel G.
Palmer were arrested on Monday morning in York coun
~, Maine charged with lottery dealing. They were
taken 10 Newburyport Mass yesterday and held TO bail
in So 900 each for examination on the charge
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New ORLEANS March l, 1859.
number of the sufferers from the explosion Of the
Princess dying from their injuries The forward part
of the boat wa appears blown pieces and the few
ladies' who injured in the after part The en-
tire boat was ashore soon after the explosion
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Assembly.
ALBANY, March 2. 1850.

ALBANY, MARCH =, lo0v
Mr.. CosKISG presented petition from Grinnel, Min
turn Co.. and others, praying for the confinement of
vessels from yellow fever districts at Quarantine during
che summer months.
Two hours and half time then occupied In a call
Of the House.
Mr. HALL reported tho Annual Tax bill II imposes tax
of one mill and oneeighth Of a mill
Mr.. CoNKIING reported the Annual Appropriation BILL
Hills INTRODUCED.
AT the close Of lengthy session the following bills
were introduced
By Mr. CoSKIlNG (rep ITO authorize the New York
Supervisors to pass laws regulating the killing and sale Of
game In that county.
By Mr.. SHAW (rep.)-To incorporate tho New York
ton In medicine, surgery and collateral sciences. The
corpcrators are john Anthon Thomas Gaaudot John o.
Bronson, and others.
BY Mr. MCLEOD (dem. ITO incorporate the Ancen
By Mr. GARDNER (dem. ITO prevent local improve
mens IN BROOKLYN except upon petition OF majority or
land owners on tho line Of Improvement.
BY Mr. Tur1iIIL (rcp Fixing the charge for legal ad
verusemens In the papers at seventy i've cents for tho
frst insertion and thirty cents each for subsequent In
sertiops.
BY Mr. Gcvw (dem ITO authorize an election on the
18th OF July of delegates 10 a convention 10 frame
chArter Tor the city or New York.
THE HEILGATE Pu0r LAW.
The Hellgate Pilot law was lost and motion 70 re-
CONSIDER was laid on the table.
BILLS
10 create Board OF State Assessors.
TO extend the exemption laws
10 iactate the canvass Of the special election
IN inc twenty ninth Senate district.
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CHICAGO, March =, 1909.
The municipal election yesterday passed of quietly The
entire republican ticket is elected by average majority
OF one thousand. The Council stands republicans la
democrsts,6 The total vote cast was about 5000
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HollOway's Ointment has Done More for
the relief suffering humanity than the doctors TIA,
lived cured thousands of legs aud ulces which
he doctors had given up Mandatory so Maiden lsne
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Tracy's Celebrated Shirts Made to Order nj
the collar depot 81 and SO William street. door
north Of Maiden lane. GEO. NJ TRACY, Agent.
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Crsstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupoes-
The the world Wholesale and retail and The dye p
vsiely applied At No. 6 Aston House. 'r
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Thlrty-eeven Cents.-He0rge's Hair Dye
Black The cheapest and best the world war
ranted 10 contain = much hair dye as Is sold at
dollar" Iu enecs are nstanapeousn producing natural
life like black or brown, without 10 nrng hair. Can be
applied in all weats Sold wholesale and retail at SCOTIA
NS Grand street, N T., and OF Mrs HAYES. Brooklyu,
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The Hartllng Murder.
The Montgomery at

The Supreme Court has denied Mrs. Harrung a new
trial. The day Of sentence has not been fixed.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
n The mandatory, - Broadway
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Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'s Radical
cure They also keep silk elastic stockings varcose
veins supporters and shoulder braces Instruments de-
fornes made W order No. Vesey street. Aston House,
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Defiance Salamanaer Safes-Wlth Patent
powder proof locks and cross barr Also fire and burglar
proof parlor safes Deoot l92 Pearl street. VIII remove
April 70 s. Murray street, corner College place.
ROBBERY II PATRICK
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Hills Hair Dye, 80 Cents a Box, Black or
brown Barclay street, and all druggsA Arctic ointment
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Take HeaIthful Physical Exercise at
WOODS Gymnasium, No. East Twenty eighth street.
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The Pennsylvania Bank building Chestnut street wa
sold this evening the Philadelphia Bank for Sl63 100
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Sale OF the Pennsylvania Bank Bull

SAVANNAH March z, 1859
The screw steamship Montgomery OF Cromwelps line,
arrived this morning.
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest
novelties in gentemens furnishing goodsuREEN shirt and
furnishing store, No Astor House.
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Barry's Tricophereus II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing besuynE cleansing curling
preserving and restoring The hair. Ladies' tJ scid BY ii
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Drumgold & Proch, 2l4 Broadway,
Opposite ~ Paurs Church
Clothing TO order ready made,
From superfne, medium
nd Inv nrdcn IA
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes l Broadway Murray st. NY
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O0K
IL FOR THE
FLIGHT OF
GIGANTIC BALLOONS
ON THE
4THOFMARCH.

MoRGAF's EXPOSE OF FREE MASONRY FOR sALR
Ul Books and engravings bought sold exchanged In nv
quantity Uid Curiosity Shop, i0s Nassau street
IN hunors-
Dr. kENNEDY tproprietorof Kennedys medical discevs-
ry) RoxbuIy, kass Will be ut his Office smhsoi
weef OF every month
sil that are troubled with sCRoFULA arc requested |.
An that troubled with sALTRHEUM are requested \
call 'fueSS~
All that troubled with CANKER are reauesed n o.u
qucsted u call
an that troubled with sCALD HEAD arc rsque.ts1 n
an that are troubled with RINGwokN arc requess.a n
All that are troubled with HUMORs IN THE EYE -
FILM GROWN OVER THE SIGHT rcouoetad 70 an
or. Az that are troubled with sCALY ERUPrIONs ON fU
Az tina. are troubled with BonS requested to can
requested TO call. -
call -
An that troubled with PNPLEs ON THE FACE ~ n,
Ques.ed 70 call.
All tina! are troubled with ULCERATED SORE LEGS -
requested 70 call
perfect Is warranted In every case excopt vha, -
bones are diseased Advice In all cases gratis.
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Ladies' Morning Class at Henry Gebhnrti's
Gymnasium and Cashenic institution stuyvesant Institute
$50 Broadway.
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Looking Glasses, OH Paintings and Frames.
N. r. WHITLOCK'S
No. 500 Canal opposite Wooster street
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CINDERELLA Al NmLos-Ths ever popular fairy tale has
been revived by Nixon Co. All the parts are played by
children, and the effect very good The scenery cos
tunes &C., are in the stsye Of the Garden The piece
performed on the afternoons of Wednesday aud Satur.
day, for the especial decctation Of little New York
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Hutehings' Life Exhilarant Is n Reiuven.-
tor of unapproachable and inmabe excellence For ALI
nervous Diseases matter how produced ii must be
terips the ycr stomach or brain It's mission to bcssow
strength vitality and physical ability Once los Chambers
street. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by Mrs Hayes Brooklyn
Croup-CrOuP-Croup.
g. Broksws of Middlebush n j. childs life was saved
days having been attacked by this distressing
plant DR. TOBIAS Venetian linamen 1t Ia warranted q
cure every used when drs taken Sod all over tho
United saiea 1t - cep per bottle Depot Is Corandt street.
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CoRoNER's OrFIcE-Coroner Schrmer held an inquest
yesterday upon the body Of Caroline stenge the German
woman who burned death at the late fire. at No. IA
Duane street. The evidence adduced having gone TO show
that the hre was the result Of ACCIDENT the Jury
cered verdict accordingly. Deceased was So years Of
age.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.



ALBANY, March 2, 1859.
. PETITIONS PRESENTED, ETC.
To exempt the premium notes Of insurance companies
from taxation.
To increase the capacity of the canals.
The following bills were reported favorably.-
The Canal Appropriation bill. Mr. MArHKR one Of the
committee, protested against the report.
To regulate the rates Of wharfage in New York city
Mr. SLOAN, Of the committee disscnted from the rc
Mr. MAxR dem) moved to lay the report on the table
Carried
Mr. Axs (rep) reported against the bill for the repeal
Of the act for the removal Of Quarantine Report laid
the table.
ALBANY BRIDGE CASE
that the the ASny BRIDGE
Committee would not be $4,000 He denied Mr.
Brandreths made yesterday that the
would be SIS 0O and declared that important witnesses
would s0on be examined
Mr. DrvEs (rcp) also rose to question OF privilege,
Arms stating that Mr. B. Wheeler had told him that the
republican Senators accused him Of being rotten and
Mr. o. B. WHEELER (Am) made an explanation, and the
matter dropped
Mr. ELY (dem.) give notice of bill to facilitate bank
exchanges.
To exempt premium notes of insurance companies from
By Mr.. ELY-To charter the New York Bay Steamboat
Company.
Among other appropriations are for stationery for the
Legislature $4,000; for stationery for the public Offices
81 oo for State printing, 0o0 and for State PRISONS
$3.50 900. The charitable institutions get as follows
New York Hospital, $22 500; Deaf and Dumb Asylum
s33 0O0 Blind Asylum s27 o00 House of Refuge $25 0OO
idiot Asylum, $4,000 Asylum for Juvenile Deinquents,
e25 COO
EVENING SESSION.
The question Of privilege respecting the charges alleged
by MIR. o. b. Wheeler to have been made by Mr.. W. A.
Wheeler against the Sergeant at Arms called up.
Mr. W. A. WHEELER (rep) denied having stated
any person that the Sergeant Arms was corrupt He
had uttered any complaint against officer ex-
cep occasion, when hearing he had taken some
brandy into committee he had blamed him for It,
He then made exp anaton that the brandy sent
for by counsel before the committee who unwel
Resolutions were adopted declaring that charge
against the Sergeant existed and exonerang Mr.
W. A. Wheeler from having made any such charges
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office SOS Broadway, N. Y.
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r ADD, WEBSTER cos
II TIGHT STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
For family and manufacturing purposes are -
any other. Cali and examine, or send Tor circusr t
purchasing. 400 Broadway.
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RARTHOI.F SEWING MACHINEs.-AN AGREEMENT
- for the sale OF the above machines with Levy tof
whom we understand d. j. Levy aeenp having como TO
end the nsrthof Manufacturing Company vii hereafter sell
said machines at their manufacry, No 50 Gold street. and
after the hrr OF April next At their thowrooms, No.
sroadwAy The Bsrthclf machines advertised by I'D. j..
Levy agent low price, are the balsDce OF those
chasedby j. Levy from and amount about from v TO
seventy I'VE machines As j. j. Levy purchased these
price be p'eases but after ese sold Bartholf
machines can be purchased below their former greatly reduced
regular prices. Our contract With j. j. Levy by
which simply agreed sell him Barof machines for
and neither J. j. or ID. j. Levy have been
agents A. BARIHOLr,
Secretary OF ,Se BarsboR Manufacturing Company
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"A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold It Retain
BY al stationery q Wholesale only BY RBERHARD FABRR
solo agent l33 william street
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IL IGHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH sE6ks-MARRJKB
II or single, IN health on o,ease-MEDICAL ADvIsRR
AND MARRIAGE GUIDE. 30sh edition. Over 400 pasea
Emo cloth; 10y elecrotyped ensravinss Pree 81 By :
celebrated Paris and LONDON phy stefan and surgeon
rev York CITY, Ibis interesting should HANDS
OF every ncu person. as mparts kno-edge all have soug
tor in vain eny her Sold any part Of ~
country. by ". A. TOWNSEND co 46 ~alker strees
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TT DARDokynLE. 40 BROADWAY,
IL. OFFEfS AT LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
CD account OF BIZ removal next May 63 Broadway b.
tween Houston Bleecker hia
ported French gas fTsurea csrce moderaor lama
clocks bronzes sta.uary csudelabras and OIL H.
eseived. - -
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A FOB TO DEATH.
"A DR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
The Great Inhaling Remedy
For Consumption Asthma and all Lung and Throat diseases
Price reduced from - 81 per package accommodate
the vast demand Of this established foe 10 death
sTkPHkN PAUL co, sole agents for
In rult a sfreel
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AsuhMA FxTRFME WEAKNESS WASTING, ENACVA
s ae spono ncy restessness epilepsy neuralgia rhsu
]ny neyous Affection instantly relieved and per
FYME 1rfea ~ Wstt. aniidote; 81 . bosais
Brootyn se, os proprieto. LOO Nassau sreet; Hayes
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NOURAUD'S ITALIAN NEGOTIATED SOAP Is POSI-
lively the only reliable article for curing and preventing
CHAOS chaes, rough flesh. tau all skS
bemtbes Poudre subtle uproots hair foreheads a.
any rsr OF The bodyv arranted Lily white hair dye resto
rsive and LIQUID rouge at the old depot Walker store
from broadway Mrs Hayes. Brooklyn Calender Phlads-
pla, Bates 10 Washington street, Boston, &c.
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MORGAH's EXPOSE OF FRYE MASONRY FOR sALu
WI Books and engravings bought sold exchanged In an
quantity Uld Curiosity Shop, lO9 Nassau street
, 1859-03-18
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway aud sHnsOmc streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SiN FRANCLSCO.

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
M known and old established house Is still at his old
III tricks-Of feeding the public ut the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, aud still they 10 paTtake Of
bis good and well furnished table, and as Mr.. Kelly IL
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at his house
To make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located In the vicinity Of the
Custom House. Post 0ce and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers and contains Q number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies aud
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached TO TIE house q READI sc
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of Tele ted standard works. There also at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 tho house. 10 convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The public are respectfully
requested 10 give the house o trial.
Board, per week, t6 per day, 81; Meals, so cents;
Lodging per night so IS cents; Lodging per week. ~
u u. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Fnnsisco, Dec. &c, 1857. lA
, 1859-03-18

over the threc.year old-in size, the
growth Of at least one year, and in beauty
and productiveness much more. We would
gladly convince our readers Of this fact, and
of their great error in striving TO raise an
orchard in day, The balance between
root and top must be retained to promote
health and yigor! which cannot be done in
the taking up and transplanting trees of
large size, without materially marring the
beauty of the nicely branching head which
every tree of that age should have.
That "we can only know what ones suit
our locations after six or eight years expe-
rience," We arc not willing to concede.
That we kayc many different varieties of
soil, is true; but that The soils IN different
localities are similar, is also true. Now
why, when the soil is the same and the loca-
ton similar, will not the variety which sue
eecds well in one locality, do as well in
anothe. of the same kind "twO miles" OF
more distant. Were this not the case, why
give experienced What is it worthtO othcrsl 7
A discussion of the fruit question would at
once sink into nothingness, and all interest,
beyond the boundaries Of our own farms, be
entirely lost. Our friend, in this must be
mistaken Oregon Farmer.
, 1859-03-18
IN WASHINGTON HOTEL, tSTs
Corner of Main and Second streets, III
OLYMPIA, W..
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

THE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con-
large Two story bnlSipe 81 Sv IN pet nv rbicb bs
enabled TO provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capaeious comfortable and exoellenty
public house in Washington Territory An idea Of his
ability to accommodate the public may be judged from the
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms
Exclusive Of family apartmet) six Of which large
drawirg rooms or parlors.
Thankful TO the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his rmer business he feels ndent he can render
the snjourn OF strangers with him comfortable and plea
SAINT and pains shall be spared to set his table as well
any in like business. Bsdsand bedrooms furnished TO
such as 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 accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public.
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
OLYMPIA, Dec. 9Th, 1857 sly
, 1859-03-18

Caution to the Public.
london Cordial Gin, but little. on which they
Club Houae Gin hope 10 realize large profits
c.6e;,jo,a o.I,si by selling In California.
4edicated SchnGpps, Some are 80 SEiIfSIy pre-
Royal SchngPps, pared as to pass for good
A. Rc ke IAqu1r, except with the best
TInasr ths ~. "a - Judges II you would be
IIaS fItie. ~ nm. r Jun safe, only the long
N IN" ciay = 1 tablished, renowned genu-
onsrait1.y ~ sSai,ss-a.lsS A ne WoLFEis eCHTKDAM
nIhoissoma trssh cossin5 AROMATIC ScHSAPPs.
UD0LPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
4SN % Beaver street, Nv York.
, 1859-03-18
withOut Fey!

81 These Baths improve the complexion, rendering
the skin soft and smooth, and adapted to ell Female
Difficulties. Ladies' are requested 70 accompany each
other and every facility Is offered for n r enjoyment.
They may be taken by persons In perfect health being
the mnst luxnrinua Bath ever devised p TH
, 1859-03-18

SANDWICH ISLANDS PRODUCE, D
A NDa general ansortmeaf or Provlslons 80
- nay b found Il the store Of the PUGET "A "
III W. q tcskais, Qlood's canaD W.T.
IN ABPly'0 IHKELLER.