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a% LEAVE NoIHIsG UNDoNE.

KSS IEAVE NUIHINT CNBUNb.
To the Wings of Rich mond each and al, we say
leave no work undone to-day, under the idea that
somebody will do 1t. or that the movement IN this
city il strong IN to take care OF Itself Ihese
are sunk IN rocks on which many a great and good
cause has been wrecked 1t will be TOO late to re-
pent neglected duty after the polls are closed BE
m and doing each and all throughout the time now
left Guard every point! Give this day and to-
morrow to your country!
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MARRIED.
OIED.

On Thursday. the 10th instant By the light Hes
Father Telling. Mr. sYtvEaTEk FiouD ~ Ss'1s
MARTHA EEBETC WYATT, sll OF this CITY.
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b~ GRAND RALLY
rrrrnrEn. q NJ IKl u n

LNJEFFERSON WARD!
Tn addition to the Grand Mass Meeting at Ne
chanics' Hall to night. the Opposition Party OIL
Richmond will have
A GRAND RALLY
THE
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
TONIGHT, AT ZIG HT G'CL'NA-
II T DANIEL.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,
GUSrAVUS A MYERS.
DAVID J SAUNDERS.
WIN Ii MCFARLAND,
ROBERT RID3WAY
and other speakers. will address the r0WE ONE!
COME ALL
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ITIRGINIA.-Atrules held il the Clerk,

VIRGINIA. trules h ED in the Clerks
Office Of the Country Court of Goochland coun.
~ on Monday. the 4 h day of April 1889.
John William Cot:rell, PPt6 \
against In Chancery
Wm Benton jc and others D. fts.
The object of this suit is to Inject snail riece
of land. in the county of Goochland, co tanning
about three acres and thirty-one poles, Of which
and it is alleged William Benton decd, died seized
and possessed, - the payment of a judgment re-
c0veIei by the plaintiff against Charles Woodson
administrator of said William Benton decd in
Goochlsnd County Court for the sum of two hun.
dred end ninety dollars and ninety two cents with
legal interest thereon from the 18th day of August
1850. till paid and two dollars and fJrty five cents
charges Of protest. and the C )sts
1t appearing by affidavit of the plair tiff filed that
The defendant above named is not resident of this
State il is ordered that he appear within month
after due publication of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest.
Copy--Teste.
my?5-Iaw4wW J r I.LER, d. G.
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n- OJzRUs Con LIVER Oil JELLY

~ QJsRUs COP LIVER OIL JELLY -
The most approved remedy for bronchial affections
AMI all diseases of pulmonary type; DO nausea
vomiting o her unpleasant effects follow its use
By its scientific combination. it is rendered both
mere effective aud nutritous contains SIS per cent
of OIL and is approved by the New York Academy
Of Medic ne. Beware of Invitations.
PENFoLD, PARKER MOWER, Agents New York
Fer sale by w PETERSUN, and Druggists gener
ally. my 2i-l2t
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s@REMEMBaa WArsoN-Whitehur:t's

4&F REMEMBER ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Gallery. II Main s.reet-from Boston. Old kpg!and
Views taken in England. France. Italy, aud the
Holy Land of Landscapes, Groups and Statusry.-
Call ard SEQ them.
WATSON for 81. Likewise Ambrotypes for Csc
Photographs life size cJiorai in oil. or pastel
and copied from oiu lasuerreotypes and enlarged.
ap27-Im
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%LAIDLkY & RoBIssoN's
SODA WATER.
AT
J.W VIES'
MARBLE MANTLE WARFRnOM,
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE,
my 23-im
fTSTnAw PoyHETs
1T MANTLE DEPOT.
shall Cp N on Monday
case Mode Colored Ronre.s
lease Nuns Dark Bonpets
lease Nuns White, which shall sell very
cheap
Ribbons. Ruches. Flowers. Head Dresses and
Fancy Notions
Wholesale and retail. cheap, for cash only.
INDIA RUBBER PENS.
Just receive and for sale, Wholesale and retail
another Toto tina fame us India Rubber Pens. Call
soon. or you will miss them.
kZEKIEL, Mantle Depot.
my 23-3ts 9Main street
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The FINEST STRAwBERRIEs.-Our friend
H. ]. SMITH, of Henrico, brought to our
office, yesterday, basket of the finest straw
berries we have ever seen. Not one in the
lot weighed less than half an ounce They
are the largest certainly by all odds that
we have met with, and sweeter or more &c
licious berries we never tasted. We award
with pleasure TO Mr.. Smith the palm in the
ri~alry for superiority in horticultural skill:
a rivalry so interesting 10 the community
and which imparts so many public benefits:
We have watched with satisfaction the reg
ular improvement III the art of horticulture
since the days when the old Henrlco Agri-
cultural Society was established. No locali-
ty has improved in this respect so much as
that of the region about Richmond. No
city can produce finer vegetables; and it is
no ,rifing honor that Mr.. Smith enjoys OF
excelling his contemporaries at least in straw
berries and asparagus, if not in other fruits
and vegetables.
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--------------- -
Lola Monies Converted.

The famous danseuse is creating new
sensation. She is astonishing the world by
becoming decent woman, at least out
wardly, and has even gone SO far rs TO pro-
fess conversion" She is said to have
settled down in highly exemplary man
ner in her own domicil in Piccadilly, Lon
don, having amassed sufficient sum to
purchase and pay for house, which Is no"
the receptacle and center of a large nnmper
of wealthy and pious enthusiasts OF Lon
don, male and female. Among her hCs'
constant and intimate visitors is Mrs Ihiste-
waite, formerly an actress, who was iamiliar-
" known as Laura Bell, aud was ABOUT d.
notorious as Lola herself. About the time
that she turned from the error OF her ways
she won the heart of the rich commoner'-
She married him. and is now bright ana
shining light in Exeter Hall. II was sh'
who was the principal instrument in bring
inc about Lola's "change of heart" 1t |!
said that Mrs. Thstlewaite daily drives hel
chariot. with four milk white horses at
tached. through the streets OF London, OF
missions of mercy and religious teachings
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s@F The KE.GHTs TEMrLAR FROM
Boston and Providence called and were delight
ed at the beautiful WRAPP!NGs manufactured
at the Mante Depot, and purchased for their wives
and children for a present. few more left of the
same sort. Come one. come all and supply your
s.Iyea 4 EZEKIEL, Mantle Depot,
my2 SO Main street.
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OPPOSITION

OPPOSITION
49, 'l4rs sIof'r.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM T.. GoGG IN. or BEDFORD.
FOR LIEUT. GOTERNOR,
WAITMAN T. WILEY. oF MuHON9ALlA.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WALTER pkE-TtN UF WAsHlNGTON,
FOR LEGfSLATURE,
WYnDHAM k,BsKT5ON,
DAVID j. eAUNDERa,
GU2TAVUs A. MYERS.
ELECTION THURSDAY MAY26. my l3-td
~ GRAND Rally
OF WINGS. AMERICANS AND DEMOCRATIC,
Who support GOiaIN fo- Governor
AT
MECHANICS HALL,
TONIGHT. AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
w MCFARLAND,
TT DANIEL,
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,
DAVID j sAUNDERS,
GUsTAVUs A MYERS,
ROBERT RlD6WAY,
JAMES CREN5HAW
and others will address the meeting This is the
last Rally before the day of baltic. and every man
should be at his post Let there be glorious Turn
out of the Opposition massea.
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25 GOLDEN FREE GIFTS
AT MECHANICS HALL TONIGHT.
RUSSIAN WAR.

EE- LAGOS NUMBER CT HOUSES IN
SYDNEY FOR SALE Ar AUCTION, on TUESDAY. the Path
on of the public is resp octfully called to the sale
If a large number of handsome Tenements in sgd.
ney, at the corLer of Cary street (or Plank Road)
AID Laurel streets As the reside in dis tant
State. they determined to sell the foregoing
real estate iCidtOut limit reSerre Terms liberal.
See auction head. Come one. come AL, to the sale.
my % GODDIN APPEkSON.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR

" hIO a DbL OII NOE EnII FUh
sALF.-We are authorized to sell, upon accom-
modatin9 terms, valuable property near the New
Market, fronting more than half an acre upon Mar
shall and 9Th streets ami Market alley. For every
purpose il lis of the most desirable piec Of
property in Richmond. The dwelling is one of the
NEST desirable In the city, having every modern
convenience; and the lot on Market ailev covers
the entire front of Market fG1ara and the whole
property has the privilege ~ the ci.v cuIyert which
runs in rear OF Market alley. Per further parrish
lara, amply to G0DDIN APPERSuN
my 25-l9t Auctopeer,
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WANTED Immediately, q Wet Nurse.
w For one of good character without incHm-
brauce libsral price will be rsid. Apply at this
office my 2-3ts
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s<..s
Hgh wat.y this day tI;elaes law 1oz s'aieea.
ARRIVED.
schr VIM sFriplett, Pritchard, I altimore gusno.
ramord. Davenport Co
schr Hebs McCroban, Baltimore. oystcr shells, W
tsesr Ieacer, Hsrt, Roekport ice.B WsrdweiI %.
SAJLED.
steau ship jamestown. Parrish, New York. mdss
and passepgers, Ludlam b Watson.
steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore
rndse ID a W Currie.
steamer City Of Richmond. Mitchell, Philadel-
mia Indss end passenger Fl futile.
schr Havre d. Grace, Fields, down the river.
liaht.
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fN>a PASCURAGE. 49, The subscriber
GJA has fine Pssturage and will, take any
number Of HORSES during tre Summer. Persons
wshir to send Horses, viii Please call me. at
the corner Of MARSHALL and Adams streets or ON A
HUTCHES0N, at LAWS 4 llutcheson's stable.
my 49, IES-. WILLIAMS.
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VET ANTED.--Ag good cock, washer 81
w ironer either white or coored. Good wages.
OF hire will re paid for the balance Of the yssr. Ap-
ply % door from Jefferson street. On Ma'nst'
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LOST.

T OST OR STOLEN-A Letter address
- elk to DUNN O.. Philadelphia. Pa was put
in the Mail boz, at the Exchange Hotel on the 18th
instant said letter contained Peter Tinsey's note
in favor OF OunH e Co. dated January ;4th 1859 tor
$3.50 So; also, John Thompson's due bill, in favor
OF Dunn Co, dated May l2th 1889 for S2t7 20
All persons are cautioned against negotiating for
the hame. payment having been stopped.
DUNN & CO.
my H-3'eod PhiIsdeinh,a
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wAE p

WIANTED.-AC Cock, Washer and IRON
w er, (white preerred) Apply to
VI STEVENs0N,
On 7th ct, beyond Leigh 1t
nv 25-3t* near City Spring
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INTANTEp-A situation as Manager on
w a farm or TO take cha, &c Lf milk dairy or
parde n. The best OF references u he given. Ad.
dress MANAGER, at this Office. my 23-2fs
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THE KEYSVILLE FXTENSION -
n Stockholders in tbs city who have not paid the
! first Isqusition upon their subscriptions to the
keyGvie Extension, are requested to call at once
at Mestrs Potts, Farley Co.'S, and pay up.
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a. FOR RENT, and possession given
si Immediately several very D + S L
ECUMS over the Franklin House. between Main
and Cary SITS TO permanent tenants the rem. will
be low. AMY TO JAMES klkk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MECHANICS HALL.
THURSDAY MIGHT, May 2sh.
ANOTHER GOLDEN SHOWER or
FIR EE GI FTSt
INCREASE IN VALUE OF HAEDS0Mn AND
COSTLY PRESENTS
TWENTY-FIVE GIFTS
For the patrons Of the
Russian War | ustrat. ons

The Gifts will consist Of GOLD and sILVER
WATCHES, Silver Plate Service, Jeweiry. &c; and
have been rl-chased at the jswelry sore OF Gen
nett, I9 Iain street. where the articles may DO
6een.
Go Tickets 50 cts For sale at G Gsnnet's. It9
Main street and at the Hall on "Wednesday and
Thursday. from 9 A N, till NJ. and on the night
of the nerfo-rIfAce my2s-2t
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Es HARVEST sHOEe-The sub

MENS HAKV ESI SHUEE.-Ihe SUD
~A~@ scriterg beg leave to c .ll the attention OF
farmers to the large supply of Harvest shoes o. very
superior quality, which they have on hand. and
which the, Cffar at a low price for the quality.
ALIEN HILL Il co,
nv % l27 Main street.
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.sHe-,ksm1S FOR LTNCHBURG.-To|
80 2zsss 5sssaSS leave TIIURSDAY.-TheC nal Boa
J.ihBT will leave as above. For f. eight. apply
to WIN P cox,
my 25-2t At the Shed, Dock street
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WANTED Immediately, two competent
w Journeymen Carpenters. Apply at the rev
building in rear OF ihe Dispatch office my 25-He
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YNANTED-To rent q small. neat ten
w ement within ten minutes walk of the rost
Offce-aboye Fourteenth street preftrrtd-by a
small family having no children. Address NJ G O.,
at the Dispatch tffi,e, stating locality aud terms.
2t-3LH
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
The Elephants aud Circus

The elephants were here on Monday
and Tuesday last-what shall We say of
them nothing, only that they must
be aeen to be appreciated. They are
certainly the most wonderful animals Of
the kind we have ever seen, performing
feats which, from their clumsiness, a
person would almost suppose them to be
incapable of-but seeing is believing
The circus attached to this company
contains many FIRST class performers
among whom is Mr. George Peoples,
whose fame as q graceful and daring
rider extends from one end Of our State
to the other They had crowded houses
during both nights of their performance
We had almost forgotten the big boa
constructor, in side tent. and travelling
10 company with the elephants. Well
It was here and it is b,g .nake-that'
all we know about it.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

especially the rpondulicks.' lie might
be useful to carry the grcen-bag for q
counselor at law. but that !. nothing.
Out of nothing nothing can be made. y
We wonder if some of the "spon.
dulicks' referred tv ia the above elscant
xtract would not change the current Of
thought Of the writer1 What a refined
.nd intelligent mind it must have taken
to conceive such an article, and bring
forth SO high toned a comparison
make silk purse out of a sows carr
indeed why you might as we'll try to
make gentleman out of the petty in.
dividual who presides at the head of the
editorial department, in the San Fran
cisco Neacs' establishment, and who
daily, through the columns Of that paper,
spits forth bis poisonous venom upon
those whom he and his master Broder.
ick cannot mould to their will, and con
troll in their political belief. Now White
is no stranger to Mr. Latham--hc knows
him we'll, and knew when he was utter.
ing such language, and giving it broad
east to the State through the medium 0
his paper, that he uttered that which
was untrue. He knows--and so doc!
almost every one else in the State, tha
Milton s. Latham stands high in hi.
profession, that he is a man above re-
proach and one in whom those who art
acquainted with him have the most i'm.
plicit confidence He is in fact mar
whom the people will delight to honor
But why pursue this subject any further
/" here John White and Milton S
Latham are both known, wo know il
which Of them will be placed the great
est reliance. viii some one who is vel
posted on his political antecedents give
the people a history of this man Whit.
mot but what his venom Is completed,
harmless where he is known, still, wber
a man pursues the line of argumen
which he does, j. might be as we'll fo
TIE people to know his real character
SO that they may be guarded against be-
lieving all he might say Of poliiioa
opponent.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
sttil After Cu.,n.

We learn from q Washingtou paper
received BY the last steamer, shat there
is reason to believe our Minister TO
Madrid has been instructed TO avail him.
self of the earliest opportunity TO assure
the Spanish Governmen. of the earnest
ness Of the United States 20 purchase
Cuba, and that the money will be
promptly paid We indeed hepe this
report will prove true. One thing is cer-
tain, Cuba must eventually be ours and
We may as we'll conclude this business at
once IF Mr.. Buchanan ge. possess
ion Of this island, for the United States.
during his administration, and then
signs the Pacific Railroad bill, he will
retire from public life with popularity
which few Presidents before him have
obtained, and both Of these things we
are quite con nident be will accomplish.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

PRosPEcTs or Peace. Advices re-
eeived at Washington prior TO the sail
ing Of the last steamer, from high and
reliable source in Europe, state, that
the English Government DIES not We,
despair Of being able to arrest the hos.
tilities, and that she is strenuosly labor
ing, through mediation. in conjunction
With Prussia and other powers, TO bring
about that result, and put an end tc
further hostiities
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
Admitted to c,.ir.n.hip.

We learn fr,m the Herald, that the
following named persons were admitted
to citizenship 10 the District Court. At
Sonora last week.
Moses Murphy, r. a. Jancsen.
Henry White, Leopold Jakobi, Edv ard
Harrics, Richard I. Hughes, Antoine
Siebert, Chas. Wiren, Cbas. Ricketf,
WIN Ferguson, Thomas Kee, John c.
Neill. Michael Bulgcr, Thomas Reed.
David b. Davis, Martin Bickell, John
Reedy, Peter Bryding, Edward Cody.
Chas. Reynolds, Michael Bon.mert,
Isnacio Christen, Gustave B. Nynau,
Michael Cassidy, Patrick Connor, ,James
Horgan, Adam Becker, Henry Wyland,
j ohm Kindle, Chas. Friedrich, X. Mayer
Henry Siepecker, Henry Fishher,
James REILLY, Frederick Lorch, Chaf.
Kolb, Wm. Belgcl, Henry Pickle. Au-
gust Deitsman, Jurgen Hansen, FredA
erick Weller, Frederic Saundcr Neil j..
Scally, Thomas Kelly, Barney Coil,
Roger O'Donnell, Timothy Mcdonald,
| William Dolan, Francois Utar2, Dies
trich Klattenhof, George Myers, Deu-
MS Tlartneit, Adolph Neustsdt, John
Kelly, Daniel Rierdan and Henry Pal-
mer.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
ruolumne County Democratic Ticket
Who is S1r. White.

Who is Mr.. IVhi.e p The man who
does the amiabie Cor the San Francisco
4Tfus ?-The man, ", presume, who as
ssils the Nation and its advocates, with
VT sembance of truth in Il Is he
= citizen we question '--Ca1oreros
Lbyon,ele.
The above question Of tho Chroni.ls
s. we'll timed. When man descen,is
- low as TO vilify and abuse the candi-
.la,es Of an opposition party to his own,
q. he has doue. the people should know
his antecedents, and wlo nc is, and
.hen they can judge what reliance can
be placed in bis assertions When We
frn knew anything about this man
White he was connected with the State
Journal, a paper published in Sacrs-
.nenso, and vas quite leading man in
what Was called the State Journal clique
composed of b. B. Reddng, Dan
Thomas, and others whose names We do
not now recollcct This junt, under
took to rule the Democratic party, IN
Sacramento county, and in fact all over
lac State, but the u.etnbers of the party
became disgusted at their course OF ac-
Ion and routed them, horse, foot and
dragoons-shorily after that the Journal
died. The Democrats having thus
thrown them off, they had no resourse
lef, but to link their fortunes with David
=. Broderick and DO his bidding-this
tssey did. and are now busily engaged in
serving their master, as good and obedi-
.ut slaves. The only difference be-
tween White and the others now il, that
while they wear collar with tho
letter B branded on il he is branded all
over the body with the words David G.
i,roderick fact the iron has entered
into bis very soul, and filled him with
nothing but yituperation and abuse of
all who dare oppose bis master. White
~e believe to be an Englishman--he is
Of foreign birth at any rate--but whsth-
er paturalized or not We are not aware.
lie certainly does his masters bidding
with vengence. There seems to be
nothing too low nor despicable for him
20 stoop to, and in his course Of action
toward our cand date for Governors
he is proving himself to be the very es-
senee of meanness and litilensss. Here
IS specimen Of his language and line
Of argument:
"MILToS S. LArHAM.-A desper-
ate effort is being made to establish a
reputation for Milton Shakespeare l.ath-
an. You might as we'll try to make
silk purse out Of sow's ear, or a liberal
man out Of a pavn-broker. There is
nothing Of him. He is as shallow as 3
Ounce, and he can only make good bis
lamentable deficiencies By the free use
Of tricks, promises and spondulicks,'
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

LATER From YREKA.-A telcg-aphic
dispatch from Yrcka to the Morning
ClH has the following items Of news.
A man named Marion Martin was
killed by George Small, near Eugene
City, Oregon Martin was stabbed in
the left breast, and died June goth.
Parties from Yreka are in pursuit OF the
murderer, but he has not yet been arrest
ed.
We learn from . gentleman just from
Shasta, that Livingston alias Frank Free
man, is in gulcb, four and half miles
from Shasta. in company with two other
men, supposed to be Orliuski and anosh-
er escsped donvict.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

NOMINATED The Anti Lecomptor
State Central Committee, which met in
Sacramento last week, nominated fol
Attorney General Edmund RaDdolf, ol
San Francisco, IN place Of Elijah
Steele, of Siskiyou, declined, and for
State Treasures, J. II. Jewett, Of Mary
sville, in place ofD. R. Ashley, Of Mon
sersy also declined.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

THE SIERRA ClrIzEN.-This paper,
published at Downieville, ranks among
the first in the State. Wash. Wright
is the editor, and shat name, Of itself,
ought to be sufficient guarantee Of its
popularity. He is deep thinker, a
vigorous and forcib.s writer, 6ne para
graphist, and knows exactly what goes
to make up good newspaper We
have known him for years, and bis
friendship is indeed highly priced oy us
Success to him and the Sierra CAizen
With such paper, and such man at
the head OF it, the people of Sierra
county may we'll feel proud.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

D!scovERY.-The Red Bluff Beacon
says that G. L. Potter has discovered,
at Tuscan Springs, bed or mine of FIRE :
proof paint, resembling in color and con-
sistency the asphaltum of tho South
without the bituminous odor that char.
acterizes that article. It is found to
impart beautiful polish to metals
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

JEwsIN OREGoN.-The number oi
Jews in Oregon, most Of whom are en-
gagged in commercial pursuits, is large.
In Portland they have synagogue late
ly Incorporated by the Legislature under
the name of the Congregation Beth
Israel, where religious worship is con-
Quoted after the custom Of the German
Israelites.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
s. We Want Wives

The Narfheyn Californian, which is
published in Humboldt county, most be-
seechinsly says: We want wives p
We suspect that it is cold and gloomy
up there; but don't let rs mitigate the
cry" We want wives 2" Keep up the
cry until the country is full Of wives
wives, wives! ives! Let US take
the motto from the State device and in
scrt wives we want wives" and
when We get 'em, then, and not til!
then" Eureka"-Ss Sscyrd Citizen"
Very wcll-we agree with the editor
Of the Citzsm-let tho motto on the
State divice be wires' women good
and iruc-women who will assist their
husbands, and whose influence will be
exerted in building up our glorious
golden State, and making i: shine as the
first in magni,ude in the constellation of
States. By the way--have you taken
q wife yet, friend Wright This preach
ing and never practicing won't 90 The
good book says, it is not good for man
to be alone" supposing you take
your own advice home 10 yourself. &C.
on it, and assist in uShcring in that good
time when we can again shout
.sE,-oi, ;;