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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

iWh 10 taA iVi '""hsy FhFVe' 7"' a
pendiure thereof and borrow money In nd put9u u
tie collection of .ad ard to issue Revenue Bond;
therefor tbe sd City Inspector hereby rthri dreer1
to the bids subsequent 70 the ten deys sdvorten 70
ized he made agreements
for lug The streets VI tile City OF New
patty o. paIis 10 whom spSb contract may .ha
give such ney az nay be P5rsood by he Mayor and oon
years ,o,.,.
yoR CLEANING TIE STREET OF r"2 cIrT OF ssv-roHx
sEo1ioN l. ! -- hereby propose and aslee to thot
gutter yhse pier aud heads Of 'ipsip the City II Ne"
SEC. All said sr-ets lanes aeys and III cutters.
piers ald heads Li 4 be swept at es, in
tseh ees and hr ;ee s .D; ne i1eiasy 5smG,sa
81 ass garbage 'utth aud swrepinss Of sad -hch
AXIS IN the front upon the spper .tps
selling store public building every twenty
four hours, Sundays excepted.
The Of I'll employ ed ~ sh-css shaL have
bell attached ths hsIDes that notice Of their APP
Proech @ had and 'ha receive m .'he sspsss sweep
ngs aud Iubbh 1h shell delivered 10 them that may
Dc Placed upob tn. N ye'syl. OF ~ "e ares OF MN
TIE utpei cellar Sepr oi every Fes store OF Puoc
building the poty smplo ed tins ordnance tn have
kiud removed, by them removed puIsuant he.rto
eae bIotdSsy iror Ne bSiely 70 Fon rice street
once every toe 'yiour bos far TOW end Cha'Lan teet
Couepd street ,teei Maiden Lone WhiehsD street
Grand street. east from brosa~ shall De swept at least twice
Auing night aud before the Of between the hr-t
day hey aud The hrs day Of Ocobe and during me nigh,
AID the mt day Of Msy 10 each year
When the performance OF such !. ron 'ne
nse o. we o ~ fo ne 9,t or AZ. meme sith
toe tsHPo'y not he hal ,, .o faaa such d;p'H''D
Os Ti s,y,d from he rity All din manure
tn'bsEe s'er ana iqou'h o. every lru III III - @ ii
De collected and no aepo OF a anp 1au De niSle d ~
e city except ,qcb as nay be suitable 70 ~ uP low ground OF
,unke lots and tibet may be reqaed for 'neh purpose
vehicle. deIine The wis and TIE co,.S. and n s''er' in
src The beths present ured for the loading Of vessels
eqAed by ;be contractor Or rpo. eIs .Psciaed :s.
se sti spst, iC1 nas "a ct r., D,n, ''u' ~
~ - ~ a,,,c,, ha s,,Io,.1 IN n.a the Cro,on water
hd5ts FOR 'gntns streets IN advance Of the .S-pe
,nsl - oIt!ta = anu u'' o"J ~ III % ~ ~ INV
NJ 49, ys-,iSs contracting hail fail "a nerf,rrn auy
duty required by hf'f for i1s Psdd sSns
$crs performed in eight then the City In
i IL fo, ~ , ntIsc,o. or proportionate amount Of the
co o a. VI ''' ''D'' y
49, ~ ~ ~, w BosIS Of SlJamen Dee IT, 1850
approve " VIC "sy0'' DEC % - r VA VALENTINE.
Cerf Of C si9I ~ Go Council 10
iLe Interest oil h- h. oh,.,,.a
Blank proposals. eniste' sLs S, S 10 ch,ha,n
l., ke~.forL DANILI- Z. 49, . Az, w, 'Po
H,UTl-I5p WANTED a Cnnitalist To buy
an interest Of the most important igyepH1n' Of ne
dey. itN the proc, Gh0n ~ ~ rihars aIsirs " $50
reputation. Ador"ss a. ). "a, .IlO1uo O
IVupI nc al 4 npIrC UIrGTNESS FIR SAI.E
w a which ..ssbeed for the las. II
esrs store ven hitso up ana nne .e, o. % 10
Rsns,; With and to make money Address D0A NO. ii
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
BROWNE < NICHOLS, Auotioneeia
4 Asst DAY-CONTINUATl OF the

On MsnufActarers' Account, Of - 5000
HOUSE and TABLE FURNISHING aud FANCY OOODS,
By order Of the Importers,
On MONDAY, Dec - at 10y O'CLOCK At the sassrOoms and
ssIIeries Of BROWNE l. NICHOLS, No. - Nsssusti oP-
posite the Post Office -
Copsi,ipg Of most select and desirable assortment Of
PkENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS,
RICH TABLE uLAsSmAKh PaMAN sfAIUAhf,
BHONZES CLOCkS SILVEK.PLATED WARE, &c. aud a
vanety Of FANCY ARTICLES, suitable fOi HOLIDAY
PRESENTS . x A.. - =
porting House of this city for the sOuInnHN TRADE DOT
Of the existing political and financial slmcwes
they Will be sold In this market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

A T RETAIL FOR ThIkrY DAYS,
"A A Wholesale stock Of WATCHES and SOLID GOLD
yEWELRf Of my manufacture is offered Retail for 30
days only. w. EYERTON SMITH,
NO IS Haflelisne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
OEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIO PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADAoHEI
CEPHAL1O PILLS,
ouRy ALL KINDS OF HEADACHN

Nv tbs use Of yhs.s PILL The periodic staohs Of Fssss
@ Hs~44o.. may prevented and aAen .. The
.pt Of an s,Aol immediate relief from palm and aosnes WI "
obtained
Ih., aoa tsn In removing the Hssssa sna HsadaAAs
shicb kn.ss sabject
They &c, gently spon the bowels, removing oeas"ss
10, l.,a,, se sss<us Delicate FouAe- and al persons
Of ,esaaa., aab4l. they valuable La<sAs' troNas
an. ..,. yp. sss ss' 70 tho digestive organs .ne
,,s,ods tho asur elasticity and strength ,fhe ~nos system
THE CEPaALIC PILLS the result OF "ns investigators
md carefully conducted experiments eavns boon I'd ase Go
rear. aarp. hill sy have prsvonted and believed
,, amount Of pain suffering nom HesdaoDe whether orig
.., 10 ths aerros. system Or fon kersnsed ss.s o he
stomach .
rhe, are entirely vegetable In ther composition and may %
s . ali nes With peecs sssy without making any ehAnss
Of diet ed Ne ssse~ss Sssvssds ass' 'sad' eas
1 s1ssssstev Aes 70 shadse~
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTSt
rhs seuaine have tvs signatures Of henry G. Spadins %
esoh Boz.
Sold by Druxris,s and eli other Dealers In Medicines
Boz vii be sent by mall, prepaid on receipt Of hs
PRICE, rs GENTS.
An orders shoold be sddrr.sedto
HENRY q. SPALDINd
No. " Csaar ksuYsr1
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for the 6oIioaps.

A RTIsTIC HOLIDAY PRESENTS --Boau-
N tm Engrsvings framed, Pelmer's Photog sphs, and
others In pespaout Photographs Albums for c.rtss do
Vte Color Boxes In every variety Boxes for Drawing Yen
ellis and Drawing instrUments AlbuDs; Portfolios Alyo
Carved Reading Desss 6OOkstands Flower Vs-es kc The
whole forming tasty aud objects
W. SCHAIS. NO. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

- prn xsu aver have The Stck HeadAhes De yea fslncA
A5 IN, thrsbpns TEMPLES the cvecd brow Ne oskias als
hs,us dh, Of food How totally sah sa HsrI p n,
H have relieved you from all the suffering which 700 sher
,rpedsuoed For this and other purposes Joe should AWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
TAPSCOTT's LINE OF
TtrCppnOV pA(

LSOR yAI.ikUhNIs TIh tANAmA-,A nist-
n ..sh month erospt when these istss fs sukDAf vh
he IA, OF departure ell be the MONDAY folowin4 70
5esh. pssssse sprly at Tie Gully "aos 10 wS All
ssrn ~ WsTTpp-st y >ho'' n,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

- OIltk ~ NDN ftAt ltii,N. --1Fsh iSisD
~ PROPOSALS directed g. DASIEL y nELEVAS Cry
Inspector with the e the bidder iior-rd sl tho
wud 'ffopoa TO- caIihs the streets and syruaee ~ be
City ofReN.l Ik fE- saoeednE tive goas" vii We
'ecti, - II he tify rsI Office, No l. Cbsu- dn
SATURDAY The 2et day % -cvInbe lsso At Y o'clock at
nom vli & The vii he iurl ely op@rc for clean
ios III. street. s.enue. anr, snd sy. aud III sntirrs
SbGTes pier md iead sIips b. thoroughly SWEPT
cleaned imurdiy ibefrfr,m al dirt
Gshrt rubbish fo exceeding yeas,
g. pscc h e.alfou II The Common Council adopted
By tit Board o, CUuheiin.en zee. IL 1850
BY the tosTd - aldermen Dec 70 tI1
Approved by the MAJOR Dee II lf60
GfWtich tie following l. n cupy
Errod That the Cy Inspector be- snd ia hereby directed to
sdyee forthwith ht anneatd proposals. io cleaning the street:
o. tie city Of keWiok IN aCondsnce 9th the 4h -eei'ooi
tie act passed April ~ t0 entitled An act 70 enable tho
Supervisors 81 The ounty Of sew lok TO raise IN by Af
for city purposes md regulate the expenditure thereof and
sUtho Ee the Bozd Of supeviof Of the Comfy OF Sew-
fok levy taA iOI county purpose aud To ze the 81
pepdiure there money IN anti ztioD 81
the collection Of said ard issue Count, Revenue Bonds
thieio be ss1 City Inspector hereby fhrf d-c,rt
hids subsequent the days Advertisement 70
The and Onne Immediately, auihor-
lied he made any agreements,
for c- lug he sheets VI tile City New
iot- end DUNG Of years to exceed i've Tie
patty parties IN whom such contract ne Awarded -ha
give such suiey may be prescribed by The Mayor and Con-
tro and the proposals shall he for period not exceeding Ave
years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

ADRIAN II. hULLKk, Auotoneer. =
DEREMPTORY SALE, in PARTITION, Tor
II CAsH.-By ORDER Of the SUPREME COURT
ADRIAN Il. MILLER win SELL at AUCTION on THURS
nay Dec "a, 1850 at II at the Merchants EEehenee
HUIsE and LOT No 40 NsndewsteT Lot II r. inchlron
4 rear IS II on side and 81 the other side -
C2Ys) JOHN A WEEKS, Referee, No. % "sISt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

gs.AY DrscoynnY-kmons the most important 81 "a va
..t dic. discoveries Of s DO oonsdced the ss
;n u vaccination protection from snlaPo the Csphans
pt for and the Of QninDe Tor tne pre-
,enou Of Fe,srs either Of which sPeonc whose oene
sts viii be experienced By suffering humanity long ites 'A@
discoveries forgotten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

TOHN LEVISON, AuctOneeT. WATCHES.
~ JEwELRY, sILvERWARE. Se.-JAMES w. FAULE-
hER No SIS Broadway opposite Aston place viii oner for sale
by auction, commencing MONDAY Dec a. at o'clock
BIS entire Of JeWey, Watches account Of relin
gushing retail II Jewey he intends in future devo
ting his attention the importing selling Rnd repairing
stches selected for tue retail trade Of
Boadwuy and are represented Etabhed 1870
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Builbins Materials.

COLORED WINDOW GLASS, of all sizes ant
eosrs suitable for churches and dwelling always or hss
and for sals Of lOw es pKres BY
FREDK. HOOsE Co. No. iss Pultsn-s., \. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

TRUsSES, for the radical Cure of Ruptures;
Plastic s,ockInss Shoulder Brace Abdomin. suPpsyter
srs,storh.a Impotaney Seminal Losses, &c CAL on OF
a1ire-s Drs OVER and TIL RNE, Aun, under Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

DIANO-F0RTEs IN ROSEWOOD ,, GA $3.50,
Latest style, at very low Pee eond hand Pianos
80 bsrssjss h ILsLEY coz No ~ bows'L Sodns,
Hsnsecp 81 AseB.s for Henry Tucker S"Sa-y S0N"'
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MnsifaI .Instrnmenis.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT q PIANOS foT
n RFNT-Reut applied IL puIchasSd PIANOS fof sale on
monthly payments HALLETr G0MSfONs celebrated fuu
go ryr and oversfrunR PIANOS g. c. MANNERSS LIN
sroyed kswYork PIANOS seeena hsnd PIANOS 2, gees
haIsgins. s D. IL w. SMITHS OhdANS hAhNONi-
o"0 '"O a d. KKH0USE. No. 435 Broadway
, 1860-12-14

ry S. Giles, L. II LOoms, Gilbert Stevens Charles
Crockett James 4. Phillips. Samuel N. Woodruff,
John d. Dckerson, Osborn Hall, EnUch II. Wilson
, 1860-12-14


The following interestingietter was re-
Ceived last night, by the Carrie Ladd, from
former resident of this county; =
ToNAsCUTvIILE, B. c., Nov. 6.
DEAR FRIEND:-I have made several at
tempts to give description of this coun-
try, but have failed, as every letter had to
be written like this one-by campfire
with my carpet-bag resting on my knee, to
answer in place Of desk. Don't accuse me
Of misrepresenting this country, after hear
ing the reports Of Others when | say this
is good country-a mining country. Nc
one coming here and remaining but a week
or so can form correct idea Of il. These
mines we're first prospected | think last
June, and are not yet fully developed. In
fact there are but one or two claims on
the Greek in good shape for mining, but
there are none but what are paying from
Eve to ten dollars day to the man.
One claim on which seven or eight men
are employed, pays, l am told, from three
to four hundred dollars per day. Three
men on another claim have taken out $2,-
500 in about six weeks labor; they have as
yet only taken of the top dirt, and it is
supposed the bed rock will prove very rich.
All the claims pay well, and hear no com
plants except from those who are too lazy
to work.
The country has not been thoroughly
prospected-new gold discoveries are being
made all around. 1t has been said there
is no quartz in this section, but this is a
mistake, there is any quantity in the back
hilly country which is not seen by those
who pass along the trail, and no doubt
much Of it is gold-bearing. II we had a
lot Of old California miners here, l am GER
tain we could send you better report than
any you receive at present.
The weather is not as severe as many
anticipated miners are still at work and
expect to, continue several weeks yet Ice
formed one morning about half an inch in
thickness, and yesterday the snow fell
about half an inch ID depth but soon melted
away.
The reports about the British Tax Com
missioners have been exaggerated. They
have not charged miner any duty npon
bis supplies as yet Merchants are taxed,
and miners Of course pay per centage on
their claims. Their course has been liberal.
l have given as fur as possible . plain
statement Of facts do not wish to mis-
lead any one. Those who come to the
mines must expect to labor in earnest
work hard-and perseverance will be GER
tain to meet with success.
~ Yours, &c. **"*
, 1860-12-14

ptptSubtI a. lcuN.
GENTLENEN-Your letter of August 81 last, in ref
erence to an examination of certain papers, and the
claims Of parties to lands in your District together
with partial statement Of certain money transac
tOns of the former Register and Receiver, has been
received.
To enable this Office to act understandingyi in these
matters You are requested to make a report showing
all facts in each case viz The tracts for which pay
ment made by each persOn-the date Of payment
the am0unt-tO whom paid-and if possible, the
reason why, in your opinion, the proper returns were
not made to this Office by the former officers
To this end, it will be necessary to call on the par.
ties which you arc requested to do, and the Receiver
and yourself will take their evidence and you will
carefully compare the same with the data in your
office, so that you may fully report the result for
such action on our part may be deemed necessary.
A careful examination Of the returns to this office
since the opening Of your office, has been made in
reference to these cases. and nothing has been tonnd
to Eshow that the former Register and Receiver has
accounted to the Treasury for the moneys alleged to
have beee received by them stated in your letter.
Justice to the claimants of the lands in question
demands early investigation OF their cases, and you
are requested to report to this office as soon as posi-
Bile.
Your facilities for obtaining the only full and cor
rect statement of the facts in these cases are such
that this Office must depend mainly, upon your judg-
ment in acting and deciding upon the evidence which
may be submitted to you.
Ii is particularly required that the dates and
Of the parties interested in these money transactions
he iully gwen IN your report Wlch VIII embrace any
others which may be found in addition to those given
your letter of August Sd last which follows:
Mrs. Mary Hasted.. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Andrew PrGbestel,. ,....................S .S5OO ~
Z. Z. Ierry,......... ~..-.....-..- .SZOO w
Jacob PrFbestel and Vim. PrGbestel,. .S75S 20
Very Respectfully,
YOur Ob't serv't,
JOS. WILSON, Commissioner.
REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE AND RECEIVER OF PuBLIc
MONEYS, Olympia W. T.
RS- Vancouver" Chronicle /" and Port Townsend
" Register copy one week.
, 1860-12-14
Health, strength and Happiness are Q

Health, Strength and Happiness are OBJ
tanned BY cleansing the Blood ofts impurities Blood
We told, on the highest authority, Is the Life,
aeast the medium Of Life to the Body; and il Is
We w, the great feeder OF every part OF the name
Thus the blood is the great channel Of disease
quenty good or bad state Of the system, or const
tuition, Is no more or less than good or bad stdte Of
the blood. We have made the composition OF the
blood study, and are satisfied that two twothirds
0fall diseases are caused by its impurities
Believing the above facts, we made ourselves ac'
quanted with the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with view to
reliable medical agent, that would correct all the
impurities Of the blood and at the time efectu
ally cure all diseases arising therefrOm. We have
succeeded beyond our most sanguine expectations ~
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues Of
the preparation known by all professional men as
EALL's sARsAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK AND
lODIDE OF P0TASS.
Beware Of ignorant imitators. The genuine Is sold
everywhere BY respectable dealers in preference tO
al others.
R. HALL 4 CO.,
Sole Propnetors.
emSs l43 and las Clay street.
, 1860-12-14
SADDLE, HARNESS, and TRUNK

M AN u + FACTORY,
OLYMPIA, W. T.
Sign or the B1E Collar.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
i inform his friends and the public generally, that
he has
REMOVED
into the shop lately occupied by VIM. Wright, on
Main street. at the sign of the Big Collar where he
will always be prepared to ill all orders for
SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS,
COLLARS, TRUNKS, VALICES,
and all other articles in his line Of business.
Prices ia suit the times. Hides and produce taken
in exchange, and cash never refused.
]. H. KELLETT.
Olympia, Oct 10, 1860. em32
, 1860-12-14
STEAMER aaN RANGER.

THE STEAMER RANGER BEING NOW IN
good running order is well prepared tn do all kinds
Of lrcighting and towing the mlst favorable terms.
All parties having claims against her must present
them before the 18th December next else they will
not be allowed.
Address Mas Galliher, at Stcilacoom, or the Cap
tain on board
Nnyember 30. lSGO. 2tf
, 1860-12-14

portstion of the Territorial Library aud
other property belonging to the Territory,
to Vancouver, at the close of the session.
Passed-ayes, Caples, Clark, Denny,
Simms-5. Noes, Biles, Burbank, Miller
, 1860-12-14
SANT T0RD'S
LIVER lEVlG0RATOR,
NEVER pEnII.ITATEA

IT'S compounded entirely from Gums and
hhs become estabhrd TACT STANDARD Medicine known
and approved by all that have ussd H. aud IL
sorted u with confidence In jail Ihe diseases for which
Il Recommended nd
Il has cared touSAnds - within tho Inst two years
who had given all hnpeA ~ of reef the numerous
unsolicited certificates In my r possession show.
he dose must be adapted = 10 the temperament Of the
individual taking u and us led In such QuAIihea ~ 70
act gently on the BOwels.
Let the dictates OF your ~ Judgment guide you in he
use Of the LIVER IN-l - lVIGORATOR, and IL
viii cure Liver Com lpInIntS, bilious At
taeks, DyspepsIR, q Chronic Di DiarrhOea,
u m m or Q o m = lplalnts, Dysente-
ry, DrOpsy, Sour - stomach, IIRbituRI
COstiveneSs, Chol- 3 lle, Cholera, ChOle-
rR MOrbus, Cholera n l1nfantum, FlRtu-
lenee, Jaundioe, ~ Female WenlEneSs-
IS, and may be used sue oesafay as an Orilna-
~ Family Medl- leIne. twin cure SICK
HEAD E, las GJ Thousands can tcStifyJ In
twenty minutes, ri e two or three Tea-
spOonfulS are taxi ZEN at commencement Of
attAck h1l
All who use II are = giving their testimony
b Ia favor. -
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH
THE INVIGORATOE, AND SWALLOW
BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
, 1860-12-14

D9- The weather during the fore part OIL
the week was delightful. The days were
sunshiny and pleasant. During the nights
heavy frosts fell, and ice formed q half inch
thick. Lately the weather has been warm,
er, rainy and cloudy.
, 1860-12-14
b. NOTICE
TO DONATION CLAIMANTS ~ WASHINGTON
TERRITORY,

MORE THAN FOURTRF B1hUNIDRED DONA-
lNl tiOn papers (Notif tons and Final ProOfs) are
now lying in the pigeon Holes Of the Registers Office.
upon which certificates can be issued soon as full
and complete copies drs made. To do the whole Of
that work would require the constant labor Of the
Register from TWO TO THREE YEARS, provided he had
no other duties to perform. But when It Is known
that twOthirds Of his time Is occupied with conflict
ing donation and pre-empton cases, persons having
donation papers in the office may well look to the FU
TURE for their certificates and patents. Believing
that many would prefer having their donations com
pleed now rather than wait for the indefinite "cOurse
Of human eyentsn and being well acquainted with the
business am prepared to write out papers aud pro
cure certificates for claimants in all parts Of the Terri
tory. | will also attend to the preparation and
Cling Of decaratOry statements and final proofs for
pre-emptions and drawing maps Of claims and town
ships from the original surveys, for those desiring
them. For preparing the papers and procuring a
certificate for a donation claim, WHERE THERE Is NO
CONFLICT, my charge Is FIVE dollars. For preparing
and filing" declarptory statements" and paying the
government fee, three dollars. For township maps,
1--WE dollars, and claim maps one dollar each.
In ALL CASES THE FEE MUST CONE IN ADVANCE.
Persons having bought land acquired under the do
nation law cannot be too careful 10 that the GER
'''''N' A. N. POE,
Sml E-u Olympia, W. ?.
, 1860-12-14
Washington Nursery.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS To n.E1A
the public this season large and well S5ss9s4a
selected lot Of FRUIT TREES, that for ~ -
thrifty growth and handsome forms, few N'1FN81
can compare and none excel I have hml ~.
many Of my trees bear fruit, aud they have proved
lust what represent them IN be- Those intending 10
nlant will do well 10 examine for themselves Apple
Pear and Pum trees from one II four years old and
Cherry and two years old, will be sid at reduced
prices for cash. Ali orders promptly attended N.
HUGH PATTISON.
Washington Plains, Pierce County, w. 7.
Oct l9LIs60. 6m4S
, 1860-12-14
pa- The news by the last Pony it will

D9- The news by the last Pony, it will
be noticed, indicates a partial reaction in
relation to the secession movement.
The tone of feeling is a much more rea.
sonable one, and indicates better disposi-
ton. In South Carolina, the secession
movements are going ahead That always
was wasp's nest.
, 1860-12-14

R~Pleasure, like quicksilver, is bright
and shy. II we strive to grasp it, it still
eludes us and still glitters. We perhaps
seize it fast, and find it rank poison.
, 1860-12-14
lafw advertisements.
NJ%-~-N-O-N-~-N NOD0~N-N~N-N~|
LAND OFFICE, OLYMPIA, W. T.,
December, l3, lS60.

December l3, lSGO.
We have received from the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office the suljoined letter, which We
publish for the information OF the parties concerned
To enable us 10 make the required report, all dona
ton and pre-emption claimants who have made pay
ments for lands In this Office, and whose names are
not embraced in the annexed list will send in their
names and the date required by the Commissioner,
The list embraces all persons whose payments been
taken up on the books OF this office.
This notice Is not intended for those who have oca
ISAAC W. SMITH, Register,
]. S. NJ. VAN CLEANE, Receiver.
Warren Cove, VIM. Taylor, Henry Mattlce, An.
drew ". Moore, William P. Wells, R. N. Walket, "a
cob L. Myers, Alfred Dunlap, David NJ. Hunt, JNhn
FsDeyOre, Michael Ruchanan, Thomas ]. Mounts
Nathaniel II. Orr Robert Thompson, Humphrey =
O'Bryant, Samuel buchanan Thomas B. Hicks, viii.
liam Busey, Alexander Gray, Joseph Bunton, John
\ weleh, Thompson Mclain, Adam Fisher Conrad
g. saylor, wiston G. Osborn, Alfred Haggerty
Louis Leclaire, Charles Cauby, David G. Forbes
EEnoch H. Wilson, Francis Lindner. James Longmire
,Mm. Giles Collin A. Wallace, f. 9. Manning, Geo
" Corli's, James Ford, John N. Hawk, Thomas J.
carter Glenn Peterron, Charles Monroe Carter, Hen
, 1860-12-14
From the Portland Advertiser.
Interesting Letter from Rock Creek.

The following interestingietter was re-
ceived last night, by the Carrie Ladd, from
o former resident Of this county; =
, 1860-12-14
Mrs. WinsIOM.

An experienced nurse and Female Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng, which greatly
facilitates the process Of teethng by softenng the
gums reducing all infamation--will allay all pain
and Is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon II
mothers It will give rest to yourselves ard relief and
health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe in all
BE advertisement in another column. 25y