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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
PUBLIC SALE

ING sold the farm belonging 10 The heir,
=, Martin Eioheib-rger and a. AGENT to,
al C. Eieh-Iteig,r ! will uH,r for 80. ~,
sr"tGy The 18th OF March. aHhe,
PERSONAL PROPERTY
cOnsi.dn Ct
fOUAEHOLD j. KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
IT, Farm lDpcm~nt- a. cpr,,i,t,
al Horse, Mules. Brood Marc, and CoIr.
Iad Of Cstiir, Mich Cow. md ynst,c,ul,
"a Hoss, among them ine Brood Sow,
40 I'd No, Sheep
~ Wssons, COED Wagon BED.
Cart, Horse cau, wsIer Car
"sSrar PlouEhs. double aud single shovel
ipah, Hauovs. ,orn coveIrf,. Wh.st
shd ! Reaper, Grain Laden. and
20 Ladders,
q Ton Roi.r the best in th, county.
aen holer, Thfe,hing Machine aad
fse Power. ! Wheat Fan
sd.r Cuter I Straw Cursr.
screen. . seis Plough G,ats
81 wagon Gear compss Tor & bot,e,
cte, and Collars for ~ Horses
So Mes'hE sey he's. Forks. R.ss,,
1ts, PIcks CtOvhsf. Slcfges
chnd Fihh Cbsin-. Double apJsin,l.
Asout 80 BsEsi
W RAcksmuh tools
Sn hbis Corn 5 has. Cl1ver.e,t
~SiJO0 weight @. Bacon
ee..aIy behu"b. "'' nc
Afs set OF s.5 Mil I,on4 lcr Rag -s.,l
~ ~, ssIs iOf Carnage,
"'t'ns id,s sc.
ItHss s'Ls Nine month. c,.st n, ,u
'''n' ",1O and $50 sbd unt.t ,h.I smos,,
m MS sii - charged on ell noes I1t
W, - " rs,s 81 matafuy IN, car.
=. pond shh approved security b,iore
q FaNNa
80 a, Is T. EICHELBERGER AT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03

ne hnn"efs from 20 80 On rcf,r.n,nsi,-
VI those Gumbtfs 90 the 10 k,t pftpf,., ~, -,
rave 'hr> u paper, are rIrifci.t wifh mail 49,.
'u.ts and placed in one wheel
ne ht'' i.e PIih~s similarly printed and On.
'c..,'d ate placed N another Nhr.I
thr "hr~'s ar thrn receives 49,. .,,,r.-. T..
IiaNh ron the wheel OF SutnhSTs. and ann, ..n.
hmr fHzr ~ dra~n from ia. o h-r wheel rs
"'u''I sbh pt'zr ctssn cot ATE thea op.urt and
r.h'''ri I" he audience, aLd Registered hy th.
S'nhis' toners the PrIc being placed ay.in.t
hr Number drawn. This OPERATION IL r,b,.,,b
uGlii The prizes are dawn onf
ArfsoiissrIos PHiIs,-The two rr,r...,,.
snd ne 10 II ccetIug Numbers e. iho,r sfax,ns
NE hist Pftzes will toe shutlrt % IN. as Apnyr,
inslIon Prizes. For Example n TicE., \,
'lsoo ttass the $4,000 Pris-. thrse TirL.,,
Numbered ll2t-, 1919 II25I 1882 ~iII,acbh
shtH,ed to sou. u iickrt No $50 dravs SIS
wv ftife those uoke,s rnu h-frd So $40 s5I
'o1 wi each be eniiilei go $50, and 50 on a,
coIdihg To the above sch-ms
Csuihcs;es al Package. viii be sold .tts. toi.
loving rates, which u the tisk
l.f .g.LF N AZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
To the Breeders of Horses

a NV earnest 'olieiia,iob my hr6nd C. irm,n,
~ hiI Eco lot Prince G~orr-. Coup,y Ma \
ns' roo'~n'-A :" iei his >sHsrs lStS,gsr Y$s,l5sF
"a. 6a.a,-x sSsaL.ss
SARATOGA, 2s
mas %'sr ~ SEASON IN Jra.r'oa coSn'y N6
ms hae animal 20 the Farmer. Of IN. con.,
inArr '-rn him annually since b.. was a,.srl,pr
iiis qnai'ies under the saddle are OF IN. 6,,t n,
~. 10 hsfu.ss. he b, srntl. and . perfect rad
hoosn Unit sinsd be- vihets great procirss
o''Prci having made his IN lie in,it, OF iht,, mi,
ueN nave both ridden and driven hin ems had
'ery opportunity Of Judging. SARATOGA
n>rS'n l'Ars cd this Spring -tssutifuI b., and
S,v c"ch. viii have hun exhibited Al
WIZ De mae. known, and also the terms Tor M,
srtyrcrs " a."
L w. WASHINGTON.
BeAEA'r. near Haiitopn Feb 10 10 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT TO Decree Of TN Circuit Court
j oi JeG-..s Con- ry, at Octoer 2Slh isss
b. Ne ssii fSasfs McPher>on : L .eutor again,
|O,si MePh,f,VR's Adm inisrator nd Others and
ser aa'hltity 81 the last viii AT tesla n.ni Of
Dsa. NePsersoa, cee'd., I shall ipo,s TO ,als
b Pssh- ABeisSs
o. ns 2ia Of March sa,
E.ar Court day the lot e Land, caed
THE OVEN ROCK lot,
} ,st,d 60 The Wee, SIDE a.: th- Shenandoah riv-
\ a Jehtf>oa county. aiivin'ns The ands OF Joe
ans supposed to contsin bout FIFE ACRES
'a,ashle tor Us ws'er power, a. anil site
TERMS One-hsli In Casa, and ne te,,due
la credit Of Twelve moptbs. 9Th Unrest ircn
~ e ssie, TO be SECURED by bond ana Deed Of
q at % the premises so'd
JOS. NICHOLS. Adfr.,
Dc bssu sss with the will anrerd Of
Dan. MePhefso, deed.
| Mach J 1889
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
: POstp00euent.

no Ifaet OF Laud above mentioned Of OF,
Ne~s Rood and % Poles sI.o N. Tr,cI a,
Roods and P"ss. and 255 Acre. .
COY ! the ITsct Of 42i Acres 3 Re- oc, ant 20
r. asa having brsn sold, tn Sale 4. poSpo,.J
H. 1'~iay the ~ h day OF March 1889 uL.n
I-'efe VIII b. publicly sold ., the place AMI ON
| q, s.saboVe mentioned y"
| THoS. C. GREEN,
| WIN. LUCAS.
| EDMUND l. LEE
-, o9. Commi..ionsrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
The adams Express COMPANY.

Nh'''oy m'G-' i"f Iirs"', n SAN, renp.l.
lar, ant urSafts ante ,-utu,
AT Our RISK ANU EXPENSE
from any rtsy "r fo~r 49, nv ~.
NJ money AMI uf3-t most bs ,ncip.,d ~,
GOhE kS MN Posi- OFFICE sTAyP
Ep tN'ELOfE,' 90 me EIpfe,, Compa1,
cannot receive hen.
~ communications stTiCtiy confidential
Address u'Icrs tor Ticket, or Crifib,,,,,
MOOD EDDY 3 60 AurpJs G.,
of WOOD, EDDY co, Anaofa G..
or WOOD EDDY 4 co wumir-.n n,
ES-A let ~ lhr uuub.- hat are d,.V, f,,r,
zoe ~he'l. viih TIE s'n"uHt Of e., rfirr tbst,srb
ciaWins. 20 tbr ioiowibg pAprst
, h't..a ''ers's tHHgifa'tssaap Ns,- Or,,as,
D.ia Ashits Regt'i,s. Na.tr,ls Gas.fi, = NJ
"fe', D't " ~ Naraa4li .Byr-iaF N,r, ~.
80 n'H,"t' "1d Pst'aiar NM Cisf,ea. .,a
Li'.'S Rs-i AZ TrEs - -1g,,sL
Nsf,h \ I-yg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
Eastern and :, eslern Shore
HOTEL &c RESTAURANT
CAMDEN sTREET

Be'~ssn Charles and Light sucs..
BALTIMORE.
I'hIs hnu'e has paced into he hard. IL
~ The apd'fs'EGsd. uho ri~dgr GTF43
bfms-'vrs 20 ave to he pubIic zoe d LIZ
Pubpc house % Ma Wand Tn. t.,,.- ~ ~
"omh'i Of mn moons spd .s,ty sra,,,,,
nsh's nfessssfl to = ilo q sbd R..tufs-t'I,,
hr.i rlsss '' 20 'be
'e' ~aH" A'fsnesrnen's are uprn ne m stfp,
siH' sole, snt The accUptn,Ist,,... -. ~ "
snp-fi Or rffrr - 81
100, My he s~iing proprietor l,o,n..iv
3" ~ We 6rii llOi,i) al giye NJ. ,,,i,y,i.y
'.'' zoo q" ne m in".s. " hss some fsru.s
~ Hiend. from C-cii ilAfiorf Batipo,. o..
~ an1 Ff~.rrirz rpuHtie. ~ Esa.,, -
Wssi~fn Stofrs ~ Nafs.aHf ne St.I., ~.
"a 10 Nh'.~ 7ss'r Waved sisiFs a. Am.f,es a.
- asvSs rHsY W.T. -"
~ 10. i~i9 o. COCKEY Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
Dissolution.

|sCo'psHnership bereiOfors existing a. Ua,
F,riy gsdei The ssn- an styis Oval
$40 HER q FRANK. has this dsy b~ei.
~ mutssl consent The bnsin.Ns a..
i Sili &c ssiIIsS % ~ Si.su FfaEs
"al~svs found 81 p Coohe,'s oli s,sft
p'fs0as Shosihg themselves ind.''
4 Z is'ted tOesli 5000 and maks meat
v. WALTER,
q } WAL
n FRANK
''f' Ferry. March } 1859. ii.
4'ING cold CO.. our ,ntifs stock and ip,,,
N.aa Ffsss the andsf.isssd Won,
'',y recon mIed him u cor numeiru.
az 'As poblie Rsoefsily ana ask Tor no.
4 aie o, pa'rensRe bestowed On The la.
"Alsi, Brother 4 FnsrE.
r WALTER
WALTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
JEFFERSON LAND rOn
= n p y.

INTENDING to renove tom Jsn,,,oa eoua,v
IL. VII sel my rep VALUABLE LANDED
Land. ''' W
let, "BLAKELEY," q, the head water, Of IN.
norm fofs OF the Builskn run, ore Of the mo., Dc,
srsh'e arm, "a the Valley Of vn.iai. ,g,t,,n.
ing sso AChES 81 hrst class 1 in..s,n, Lax
OF WHICH aeoot 20 acres are In TIMBER .,,,..
tee within three m,ies Of the wiscbr.,,t A po,.-
mac hshrosd Depot a. Charle,,ose. win Mil.
&C. eonves,-ni The imrtv.nesi. c.,,,,s, of
hne BRICK DWELLING. Win ,irh, ro.' an,
ersde. ressisS Rooms, Ba.-s-nt and Au,c
bf'ek Houses toe Ovetse-r and serva,,. sion.
Meat Housr, and hne Orchard of road trui,
,,pirnd'd Spring. C.t-rbs Well OF Wafer e,o.e to
hnchen, socd ,sbles aud Corn Hous- Tn, arm
.weil Supplied with ruaniax water with sce,,,
10 same IRON every nsit. A large portion of m,
ieoe'ne 70 o. stone, sad ehesnai rail. with Ioeu,t
posts.
~. A tract Of vrrv superior TIMBER LAND
eon'ain,ne a'out 15O ACRES bling n n,rt of
The "kiChWOoD TRACT" The land /. also
OF 'urc' iof quality. and - within Ssn /. m,l- of
the "inehesi.t Potomac Rsilrosd Tsi, Ir.et
VIZ ne d'v'dcd " desired. to suit purchasers. For
iefm. sppl. To the subscriber, ChsrI..ioun. JEFF
iefsOn CO Va
RICHARD b. WASHINGTON
Sept. 9. So.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
LA WS0N Bolts,
Alto ncy It ! aw.

COMMISSIONERS ~ CHANGER
zoe rliE CIRCUIT AND COUNTY
COURTS OF JEFFtRSON AND COII.Ec.
To. OF CLAIMS, OFFERS his SERVICES TO
ne PsbIn lie DH pTssci &c ~ IN, rouyfs IF
Jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke.
10 ono n-ri d" 10 Il. II. Lee, oG.e-~ith
en..Hnc- tom .sme passage.
Nov. IS 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03

In ordering Tickets OF Crrinrafe. ,nr,o.. ~.
moorI 10 90, address Tor 'Lr Ticket, ott,t.s -,
receipt OF which they viii be foTsstJ.e h. g.,
mai. hts'
ihcy may designate "tN'e
The Let ct DiaUa Numbcrs and Prize. with.
sfni q psfrAassfs imHs iaieiy .!irf n, .I,..,.
10 fufchaseIs vii please write ,heirsieraiu,..
pam snd give their PO-y Offce. Count, md So.
terRemembcr that every Prir. !. yr, -
PAYABLE IN iull withclr d-tuction
Er Az prizes II 81 oCO anc under. raid tmn,.
aIs'eiy alisr'h dia~ipg other priAe, sIiAs u,o.
Notice TO Corre~po ndenss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
ZACH SATURDAY IN nlscp
APPROXIMATION FRIES

a Crcul ar showing the 2lan Of the Lot.
ter'es will be sent to any one desirou, or
ceIviug it.
CcriLlliss Of Packar-- with, .cl,,,,r.,,
iBP rates which b. The riss '"''"~
LetlIh ate OF Package a 10 " b,i. d.. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
Important Notice,
LUm1EE AND wo0m

" W IN|WF'T u TTTFT TI"TU ~
sfAVTLIN0 PALJNgS g.g XrtN,
PL8SK
sniary LUNBER he hfssss,d sb,.a,L...-
be- st.l mass ! nave hrs huhff.d 49, tIt -
~ AAELTREES ~ diGsfshf sis.s a N. -.
quauy COG ssis. hss Hsatref eofss al Igie.,.,.t
Whis ahf Biscs osE Wooi t0f sas en- r.,..,s
20 sh',h 81 csliref ~ Cksfi.s'ovn ~ Hsf.
rni Jsar inifnf EespiuG 90 Assd stt.s ~.
nf'ot AsY qlsnuyo 81 Cai Save. ast He'd.
ine ell iafHish ~ order ata ssofs sal,~- 4, .
" - hiT ih9usaai prins Hlsskosk shinri... I
hay' arg qasniV % Wsgns nsEsfs sisH
hsffus siuH PiUurh t-ans &C
Ef.i - 90 ~ mafEet o. 'artish ne sbsv- A.
sofitF1 hmp.f ~ ~ nrrI fwsiFr 1nuihs 4 a..
issiosa Sac Mil. Jthrtsoa Co We
r.h " Iasq--1L. W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
Ne TxOE

'I'liE valley Agricultural Sos ,,,Uuh.Lt, a..
iuurh Arfua. A-.puT N tr,..t :, a. =.
'c1'l hyps- isN n N'a4srf.s o. Ss, =, Ar, a
an a. o! cI - VI .star.i, 49,
ihS m'm'ef' u iD' s.cisiy ~,ii Feh-rsIT ait,ba
Other unHffsr. tas.asss b~ bsE,., "a. a..
. p. 20, ufty- Commune. wi'i r',s,s ns,, a.
'h-t y. 90 he SH,isiv 90 P,rat.IIy etf.,t a, 10
or''S VI i,fthr uansscitoH of ,msaT,sst
laNr''- y'nt,s''d sith thsif Ofies. t.iofs h
mrSitrg n h- ) et.ts
- - 50 y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03

OF The plsr Of single uamhsr.
80 600 Tickets
F's Thosssoe Fcur Hundred .oI IS rrir,.i
NEARLY I PRIZE TO EVERY TIcxrrs
INEFFICIENT SCHEME
TO RE nRAvN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO., M..as.,

'rHE 'ollosine StIrg
i Woo EDDS 3 G
-. ~ eye Nos -
L"'g'r' %. M.Ecn 1859 - srcr.r. G.or.
60 . rna.ir. uoder tae .ap,r,ri,aaar :, o, 4 sa
wIssi.trFs " = N~-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
CSpital Prize
S5O,0OO.

NUTItE TO THE PUBLIC.
s,is' u'~'n - osr nrIs h4.r b, 80, ofpa,eh.-
eeon~ Tho e-u.'ui tee gtsnt. chartered D., tho ~. l.,
- p'A""', hss'sSAy Nis.osrt, sod pat e. tho.. Of
1000 .. $500 ih~ n'Asss-s-at Of N~.sr, Gvssosy a
M-"'s ~ Ntla'srtos. betss. ate. ws hs,. ds-n~I A
.sP-e'srt 10 ch.sE. ~ nstn- of eur arm c .nt No.,
1,SH'', H. 100 4" thsi OF WOOD. EDDy Gu
s"' .~tshsj h.'r tAs m.asy, mat Of the ~ art.
Ned ny Lnuety asi ths 1ihsts. a. .h,,. 1,m.I
"aosS'I'oas 80 b-ve s-a- ar-a 10 e...s,r, m,
ss'in's> Sth 'nt'Eu SD p'omv,a.s. sni .. "a,
- I'D - q. /. s, icsspsx q bs,rg ,,.u.f-,,,. A
CT 'eSe'ssSH N'ty respectfully.
SWAN L Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03

II HAVE fssstvst Bsffsi 0fsupsgTof smosiss
fooseco 80 siss tiFsTsst Eiads % ssgsfiof
cisss fsf ssie -
80 ~ T RAwLfNR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
MAGNlficENr SCHEME
Each Saturday In March
ArPHONIu.rIo~ pn,x..
PLAN OF TnELorTERy

HO'e Tickets $40. Halv,. s.. oa,r.ens.
, 1859-03-11

W. n, DALYl Esq.:
Dear sr-Your 4 OMATIC VALLEY
Yh!okYn & reciVed, and after careful examina-
Non, e1d 70 be pure article, entirely free from
ine adniterAtlng ingredients 80 frequently used.
JAMES J. MAPES, Chemist.
, 1859-03-11
Powers of Attorney

For The tanfer q Scrip neatly executed, for sale al
Oct Is, ls5s.
, 1859-03-11

DURE WHITE LEAD, RAW AND BOILED LIN
i ssed OIL, Spirits Of Turpentine. Alcohol ana var
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
, 1859-03-11
NEW YoRr. April ls. 1858.

NV IORK, April I6, 1853.
! have analysed q sample Of "D1LYiS AFRO
MdIIC I1LLEY WHISTLE and fnd II % b
apare article, q fine haVUr. and without "a alse
JAMES R. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist.
, 1859-03-11
Accom- MODA TION,
Victoria, Vanoouver's Island.

~ A WARE of the great inconvenience and n
E;il "A want OF suitable accommodation for sSAES.
travellers and business men, in times past the under
signed has fitted up, in good style and comfortable
manner, first class HOTEL and boarding house
for the convenience Of travellers from the American
side, and residents of the Island in general.
1t shall be the constant aim and endeavor of the
subscriber 10 furnish his table with everything calcu
lated to crafty the taste and render the stay Of guests
with him agreeable and pleasant. To pleasure seek
ing parties-tO which the scenery Of the Island espe
ciay will prove nvitng-the undersigned will bestoN
his particular attention.
The public are therefore requested to cal on him
above, near the Government House, Victoria.
CHARLES BAYLEY.
Victoria, V. l., July 25, 1857. no.36-ly.
, 1859-03-11
FLOWRING.

In this department we are making preparations to
oher to the public larger and better lot OF articles
than has before been offered in this Territory.
We have now for sale 20 varieties Of Double Monthly
Roses all colors. Three varieties Dahlias. Irish and
Chinese Chrysanthenums, Queens and Brompton
stocks. Scotch Laburnum or Chain Of Gold -Four
varieties OF English Panses, DafOdils Narcssees,
Gladiolus, Carnations g. Verbenas 4 and many other
flowers under cultivation, such Jas Tulips, HyScnths
Lllys, Iriss, Dabianas, Cilias, &c, &c, &C.
Purchasers are requested to notify US Of any mis-
takes. All mistakes reetifed.
Mr. THOs. MERCER is authorized 10 receive and
receipt for us at Seattle.
Terms--Cash on delivery.
r. W. NOZZLE, A. GANGLoFF,
Mile Southeast of Masonic Grand Mound Prairie
Hall, Olympia.
Aug. Is, 1858. 6m3s.
, 1859-03-11
Livery STABLE,

HAVING recently purchased the stable premises,
II horses, wagons, buggies, &c, belonging to Ed
mund Sylvester, the undersigned is prepared to let
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's RIDING HORSES
BUGGIES, SADDLES, &c.
My horses are all young and vigorous, ard in good
condition. They are also well-bToken and perfectly
safe for even the most delicate lady.
Good buggies and teams also always on hand. No
fears need be entertained of "break-downs where
we furnish parties.
Having also several teams on the LINE, stand
constantly in readiness to haul goods and merchand
ze etc. to and from all parts Of the city and country
Stablng as heretofore, at customary rates.
Also, a good wagon yard and Oats, Hay &c, always
hand, for travelling customers at the gerry iolrtsi
rates.
J,J. wEsTBRoOK.
Olympia, Aug. 2s, 1857. noAOtf.
, 1859-03-11

bIaii AllaylT's Ole, % S0mersef Sired,
Boston, Mass, April II, 1858.
WM- h. DAILY, New York:
Dear slr-I have made a Chemical Analysis Of
jour ARO1EATTC H1LLEY TVHESRY.n and
nd a pure, fine favored Bye Whisky, containing
suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, ND,
State Assayer.
, 1859-03-11

L. P. FISHER IS
Advertising Agency,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ATO l7lt Washington Street, up stairs nearly op-
IN posite Maguire's Opera House.
L. p. FISHER is the authorized agent Of the
PIONEER a DEMOCRAT, Olympia, W. T.;
Dalles Joura, Dles, 0. 4.
Marysville Herald;
Sacramento Union;
Pacific Methodist, StOcktOni
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal;
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Red Bluff Beacon;
FL Dorado Democrat, Placerville;
San joaquin Republican, Stockholm
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
Shasta Courier;
Mariposa Gazette;
Ireka Weekly Union;
Trinity Journal, Weaverville;
Iowa Hill News;
Volcano Ledger;
Weekly Ledger, Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County Journal;
Folsom Dispatch;
California Mining Journal;
Los Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald;
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim'sj
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat Downieville;
Humboldt Times;
Oregonian, Portland, o. T.;
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. T.;
Herald Jacksonville, o. T.;
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, o. T.;
Poynesian, Honolulu, 8. l.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. l.;
Mexican Extraordinary, City Of Mexico;
Hongkong Register, China.
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
L. P. F, has now completed his arrangements for
the forwarding of advertisements to all the PRINCIPAL
largest circulating Journals and Newspapers published
in the Atlantic States.
fine opportunity il here offered to those who wish
to advertise in any part Of the Union of doing so at
the lowest rates, and in prompt and satisfactory
manner
Sept4 1851 no.4l-tf
, 1859-03-11

Days Aromatic Valley Whisky.
put up IN containing One Dozen Bottles each
For sale By all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Franelsco. 3mG
, 1859-03-11
OLYMPIA BAKERY.

VNHE Undersigned. having discontinued one OF The
i two branches OF business in which they werC
heretofore engaged, devoting their entire at
tcntion 70 the BAKERY department. They now de
sign to keep constantly on hand
PIES, CAKES, CRACKERS, BREAD, HARD
BREAD, PlLOT.BREAD, ETC.
which will be supplied to Hotels, Families, and Stea-
mers on the most reasonable terms.
Private and Wedding Parties furnished with any
thing necessary such occasions, at short notice.
IDG12E 2E1GDSS3GgI5
Kept constantlyon hand.
A choice lot Of
@Ggl1DR3El'S TOYS
suitable for holiday presents for sale cheap. Call and
MITCHELL Il STEWART.
OLYMPIA. Dec. lIih. ls57.-yly.
, 1859-08-26
An Academy.

DEv. GEO. W. SLOAN DESIGNS OPENING AN
II Academy in Steiaconm for the instruction of the
youth of both sexes. He is not only well qualified by
education and disposition for this arduous duty, but
has also had seyei, years experience a teacher in
leading Academy in Pennsylvania. We need not
however go back to his native State for evidence Of
his qualification his success teacher of our public
school for the past year offer abundant proof Of it,
he proposes to give thorough practical education in
the various branches.
The academic course will consist Of three Depart
ments. The tuition per quarter Of eleven weeks in
each Department will be as follows, viz:
Primary Department -Orthography, Sc.........$s s.
Junior Department-English Grammar, &c. 10
Senior epartment-Algebra, &c.................l7
Mr. Sloan will open his school on the first Monday
in November. Parties abroad who may wish to com
muncate with him the subject will address to Steil
accom- p. o., Pierce County, W. T.
Steilacoom, Aug. %, 1859. 4O:3m
, 1859-08-26
RICHARD LANE,

Notary Public and Oonveyanoef,
(tAN ALWAYS BE FOUND AT THE EOFFICK Or
~ the County Recorder and Auditor for ThurIton
County, two doors east n s. d. Williams a Co.'S
store. corner Of Main and Fourth streets Olympia, w
, 1859-08-26

b6~ The steamer Eliza Anderson, Capt
WV. B. WELLS, arrived with the U. s.
mails on Friday morning last, and reports
the following vessels
II. ship Carnatie left Victoria to load
spars at Grenuan & Cranney's mill.
At San Juan-H. b. M. ship Tribune
At Whatcom-U. S. steamer Shu6riek
for San Juan.
At SemiamOO-U. s. brig FauntlerOy
Allen.
Pert Ludlow-Bark Gold Hunter load,
Ing for San Francisco.
OF Foufveather Bluff saw bark Jenny
Ford, Moore, for Sandwich Islands.
, 1859-08-26

The u s. NJ. steamer Julia arrived This morning at
o'clock, from Victoria ria San Juan and ntermedi.
ate ports The British steamer FOTIcOOd had arrived
At Victoria, bringing days later news from San
Francisco and dates from the States to July 2sth and
from Europe to 10th July.
Purser LOWELL, Of the julia with his usual prompt
ness furnished us with Victoria papers to the 14th
ns and San Francisco papers to the 2Oth. We learn
from Purser L. that all was quiet at San JUAN and
that the work Of fortiying the Island and erecting
permanent quarters for the troops being rapidly
pushed forward.
We are indebted to Gov. GHoLsoN, T. NJ. REED and
J. e. wnTwoRrH for Victoria and San Francisco pa
pen, to the goth inst.
We learn from the GGzeits, OF the lstli inst that
Council OF War" was held at Victoria on the 10th.
The Council consisted of Governor Douglas, Admiral
Baynes, Col. Moody, Judge Bigbee, Captains DeCOur-
eey, Provost and Honby.
The subject discussed by the Council was the pro-
ceAdng Of COL CASEY to fortiy the Island, which the
'war party declare is, under present circumstances,
little less thEn open declaration Of Explana-
tions from the United States officers we're strongly in
sisted upon by several members Of the Council which,
II unsatisfactory then active hostlities to be in
augurated The final result was, that the "Greeaters"
failed in their Efforts and the previously agreed upon
course of waiting orders from home, determined
upon.
The San Francisco papers say that the Italians in
that city greatly disguised with the peace in Eu
rope 6Ad in every part of the city their flags
dropping at half-mast, with streames Of Grape The
Italians seem to regard the action of Napoleon in
making peace, abandonment Of their cause.
They burnt him in effgy on the plaza.
The Austrian correspondence officially announ ces
the conditions Of the treaty OF peace thus Austria
and France will support the formation of an Italian
Confederation. Lombardy, as far as the line OF the
Nineio Is to be givn up. Mantua, Peschera and the
whole Of Veneta remain in Austrian possession. The
Princes Of Tuscany and AOdena return to their States
A universal amnesty is granted.
Gov. DOUGLAs-A reply to the letter Of Gen. W.
s. HAESEY, from this gentleman appears in the Brit
iSh COlOniSt Of the 24th inst. The Governor denies
every thing assigned by the General reasons for
cupyng the Island Of San Juan. He denies that any
Of "Her Najestys ships have ever been sent 10 con-
vey the Chief Factor Of the Hudson Bay Company to
Sp Juan, for the purpose Of seizng an American cit
i1en, nor that "any attempt ever has been made to
seize an American citizen and to transport him, for
cibly, to vaneouver's Island for trial" These were
the assigned by the Gen. in his letter to Gov
D., and which ELECTED the above reply.
We shall publish both documents in our next.
, 1859-08-26
Notice to County Auditors.

DURsUANT TO AN ACT PASSED AT THE
first session of the Legislative Assembly Of Wash
ington Territory to provide fur the assessing and col
lectng of county and Territorial revenue the eleventh
section Of which provides /" that within thirty days
after the assessment roll Of any county has been ex
amined corrected and approved by the board Of coun
ty commissioners, the county auditor shall transmit
to the Territorial auditor certified copy thereof un'
der the seal OF such board" therefore call the imme-
date attention Of all the county auditors in arrears to
the foregoing section, which must be complied with.
ANDREW j. MOSES,
Territorial Auditor.
Aug. &c, 1859. lW