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Fire In Osweg0.

OoNEIO, April II, IsBU,
Cowei's block In this city, occupied drug and mil
lery store and the upper portion residences, de
stroyed by fire early this morning The building in
spfed for $1,000 tho drug for So 900 and the mil
livery store for $780, The fire s supposed TO have been
he work OF al ,nceDdiary.
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Whites IS Sensation" Dress Hat. Spring
style WHITE halter 2s Broadway, eppesio 81 Psups
Ohu
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Rstts md the Presidency

RICHMOND, Va, April II, 1888.
The Central Bolts Club Of Virginia, today issued
address the opposition throughout the Union urging
abe domination Of Mr. Bolts the most available csnd
nate that be selected by the National Union Conven
The address il signed by many prOm
asu gentlemen, and will be extensively Gil cula.ed.
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wigs, Wfgs.SClirehugh's Tlustve Wigs
nd eonenf for ghtpess beauty It, 80
northeast corner Of Keade street opposite SsowArvs
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The Bank Of Central New York.
ALBANY, April IL, 1850.
The circulating n the Bank OF Central New York
will be redeemed by ns agent in this city,
fore.
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CwMLINo or THE TONsTIs This PREvAuM0
- affection. accompanied with swelling of tho glands Of -
the ears, without, any warning yea ~
chy which followed, of full habit fssex 80
Of few take the following advice. a
Attacked swallow from five e&3h Of the Byan1ruok
Pulls IT, In eight hours, you
sI NOR pills In the nett weny four hsurs four sk
plsce smaller dcse the third day This simple pAacs
piece Of Acock's Porous MeAisaAsA
Plaster may ts very applied " e throat
both sdes. BrAndretbs nimeut any othes sAfo war;
ing application Good nursing ehould be secured
Brshdreths Pills highly priced BY al wke suffer fsa
bilious and liver complaints, dyspepsia wind spasm. gdb
ness family sperient medicine and pnraev
blood they paused and In all sudden attacks of
their prompt oaten the Of saving vAiaAs
bves-
R-six years ago afflicted with attack OF the
which 10 severe that nfc for oonSdersba
length Of When recovered VISA . ADSl
could with dscuiy q conversation and almss. a.
SPARED Of being abe TO hear again Reading AAve
pemeRt Of most valuable Pulls purchased besaA
der II justice you ike Should
be known. Grsefsly yours H. La SPENc1R.
pAryiuY, Va, Bsrck n, 1870.
cosrvENEss AND DIzzEyss CURED.
NEW YORK, April 8 teoe-
DrAR sIR--In the epripg Of 1873 the misfruns d
thigh H. OF which constitution -
came extremely debis.d suffered great cossve
ness attended pain the hsa1
cppIevsicn OF he attended several
ph OF THIS city for three years without obtaining
hef and bad despaired Of TIL finally induced ts
Pills which almost nstsDt'y relieved and h
time pletsy restored b<Alth. consider hoW
the beet medicine IN The world. Yonrs truly.
JANIS NuKrUy z69 WeSs street
Off &C. 2e< ca street, No. Union square and b. r.
dealers
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stetnway & Sons
OvEkSTRUN0 GkAfps AND SQUARE pIANOs
WArerooms "a and So Walker street..
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Sensible.-People Whs Buy Their Hats
A KoXs ia Broadway show their good sense. His spring
style Ia \ beauty,
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Barry's Trae0Phersus 10 the best and
cheapest for dressug Identifying ccanspg curing
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies try So By al
drsggsA
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Be~uttfal COmplexaon.-LalrA's LNqaia
Pan' achieved celebrity havnS equal EH bean
i,n lid pr serving he akin ~ Brosoway.
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Crfstsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
peesTho Tie world Wholesale and retail md Tie dye
priv asey applied o As>sr House
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Assembly,

ALBANY, March IL, 1860.
The annual Appropriation bin came down from the Sc
nate amended
The House noa concurred, and appointed Committee
Of Conference.
The bill relasve to the appointment ana duty Of Har
goor Master OF New York amended By adding . sec
ZION giving canal boats exclusive Of from
pier No pier No O. inclusive, East river, from the Goth
OF March 10 The si Of January each year, and passed
The by Mr.. Calnoot, (dem.) TO strike out the
Hpacting clause, was lost.
The following bills were passed.
To incorporate the Orange County Milk Association.
To incorporate the by ckmsn Library Of New York.
The bill relief and discharge Of insolvent debtor
came up for third reading.
TO make the bill applicable only to debts incurred
after the passage Of the law.
A long debate eDsued. ar. ROBINSON (rep) arguing
against the constutioDaty OF the proposed law, and
showing that lis provisions were precisely similar in sub
stance 10 those Of the present bill
The Debtors Release Dill put TO a third
reading without Mr. Stsons amendment and Loaf by IS
~ 3d. A motion to reconsider was laid on the table
The Governor vetoed the bill incorporating the Musical
Fund Association, and the House sustained toe veto.
The Afternoon session WAS spent on claim bills
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. ELLSWORTH the question of privilege, said that
come time since, when the resolutions OF inquiry into
ceYtRn Iumors rejecting upon Elk Commissioner
Sheriff. before the House he had stated that he had
heard charges made by General Lewis, OF Saratoga,
against the integrity Of Mr.. Sheriff. He bad since had
interviews with Mr. Lewis, who thorough investiga-
lion, had become convinced t0at the charges which oe
made we're without the slightest foundation CELLS
WORTHY deemed due to Mr.. Sheriff. TO say that far
he knew there ground Whatever for censure
his 0fcia conduct the slightest stain ON his in.e
Yri.y.
The concurrent resolutions Of the Senate respecting
with Mexico, and conveying instructions there
" Representatives IN Congress, rejected by the
House, only receiving thirteen affirmative votes
The folio wing bills passed
In relation 10 the rights Of essees occupants Of build
logs.
To incorporate the Transit Life Insurance Company.
Adjourned.
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Ladies', Preserve Your Furs.-Meyers'
Miraculous vermin Destroyer The very best srco
for The preservaon furs wooen goods fron moths
and verrnn kines. NO house should DO without Sold
principal depot 6l2 Broadway and by Al drussO ovo
rywhere Price "a cents 70 u.
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THE LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

Port Of New York, April IL, 1860.
BELOW
Bark Express from Havana.
Meldop from MsanzsS.
Bark Cberx kee from New Oreans-By pilot boat George
Seers M
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News from Havans.

NEW UKLKANB, April II, I5bU.
The steamship Star OF the West is below with Havana
dates Of the 9th int
Sugar dull Sales Of the week 10000 boxes, and re-
ce,pts 40 COO
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Crusses or Every Description for Fermn.
nent reen0u Of ruptnre bathing Trssses rnoNl
de- Rrrces suspereorv Rsndss~u Elasic sso,ku
Capa Anhets ard ali surrtcs appliances sneagcsl
New Y04ks
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ScrOfula.-A few Bottles OF Kennedy's
Medical Dssovey scty following We direetcn n tho pam
Salt Rbeum Ointment, ScrsfuA Ointment and beainS oa
mont vii cure every
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HOllsway's Pills.-The Female Portion
Of community win be exceedingly benehed BY the use OF
ese mild medcamen They contain no De eterous mineral
and arc equally reliable for al sexual complaints
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BatcheIor's Hair Dys, wig aid Tsupss
.cssry Is Ront street. Private fsr ladies'
Dye applied IN he sky-l&hA rooms-
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Lady Readers OF the Herald, when You
ish s,er Boots Shoes for elves and families
tronize MILLER d CO., SS7 Canal street
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wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
ONce 60S Broadway, Now York.
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The Most Desirable Neck Tics OF the Sea-
son just received at b66 Broadway. JENNINGS.
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Geo. II. SlOat 4 Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
| ooksiich and Shuttle &c wing Machine
o. II, CoLLINB, l8n Broadway.
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All kinds Of Real Estate I'm the market
for saerhotographs for advertising prepared by HOLMES
3l5 broadway.
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Espenchcfd's Spring style 81 GsAte-
msss Elbese unr,ysed Hat, are u srestss rsaues
than ever b<foe Their superior Iuiy ee<snt appearances
and ,eous oaeApBesA secus VI hs great dsnsaA
The store v l. b Nassau street
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sthleSerd ecker's water Care, wall
Hosss, wAansburE spesaaes-dseases q tho lung ma
~ wunA
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Parker Bre's. Celebrated London Club
Sauce superior TO all others aud sold at much
rate Indispensable al The breakfast lunch or dinner a.
bic has only 70 procure bottle from Any respectable
grocer test liz savory qualities Crders supplied By
Parker No. Is Beoknan street. solo agent for Tho Unitea
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Astor H0use.-Leary & Co.'s Successors,
Hunt DUSKNBURY, leaders Of faxhon Tor genuenen's
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Arrival Of the United States Sloop-0f-War
Germs ntOwn.

The United States sloop Of war Germantown, Comman-
der Page OF the India squadron arrived here this
ing thirty days from St. Helena, and Hong Kong
The 18th OF December The officers and crew are well
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements

sioop OF war, supposed the Germantown, from the
+ asst indies, is at anchor below.
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Ladies' Dress ROsette Trimmings, Re-
setss Ginps and Brats ut LOCKlrT. SON CO.'S, 81
FULTON street. Brooklyn.
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Naval InfeIIigence,

The Christian Association Union Convention met and
organized at noon.
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The Turf.

Tho Turf.
UNION COURSE, L. I-Purse 500. Milo heats best three
In i've, 10 wagons
Jones entered &. Prince John ........ IL
n Woodruff entered b. e. Post Boy ............ 2 2
d. Phfer entered oh. &. Sam Webster ......... dr..
Time 23e-2.39-2.36X.
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Spring Ovsrc0ats from 90 to 915.-A
further supply received At o66 Broadway JENNiNdS.
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StiIl CAtaWba and Isabella Wines
FOR COBBLKRS"
Delicious Drink,
For sale In casks. or by the gallon.
FRED'K. 8. COZZRNS, IS Warren Areet
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SAVANNAH April H. 1850.
The United States steamship Florida from New York,
srrved here al 10 O'Clock Wednesday night All
veil.
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Official Drawings or Hedges, Davis &
co s Copso idaae6 Ioteries Of 0eoryia;-
CLASS s03. APRIL IL, 1897.
So g. At AZ %, "a, l8, AZ, A, IL, l, S3, 80, so.
Prices cashed At 6s8 Broadway. Circulars seat FREQ.
HODGES DAVIS 90,
Macon.
QeaeRia
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Drawings 81 France, Brsadbssts 4 Co.'S
Delaware LAo1ssSoo:-
GUsssx Cosnyv CkAa o. APna II lSso
10, So, ~, 40, IS. IS, Al, 80, ~. Ga, u. IA.
- CONSOLIDATE lorTsSx-cLAss ~ Arm ~ iose 49,
81 ~, Il, g, Sc, "a, 5. 81. sc, "a IS. o. l5, AZ.
FRAHCk BROADBKsrs 90,
Msnagou WumANsa, Delaware
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AN ENTIRE NEW STYLE,
Designed for ali manufacturing purposes notseess IL It's
operaon very rapid capable Of every kind Of
Ia lie beat N Achile produced. Price only size
l. u. SINGER CO., 1bs Broadway New Ysrk
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ORA wings OF the Delaware State LOtto-
ries wQ0D, EDDY CO.. Managers Of the
pEI1wARE, GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DxIAwARs-ExTRA Class, 20. IFS APRIL II 1857
Al, II, 50, IL, 20, II. GO, l8. 2, sc, 10, AZ.
DrLAwARE-CIAss No. I76. ArRn H. 1883
10, go, %, 20, IS, "a, 81, AZ, 25, 81, z 20, 80.
Circulars cent free Of charve BY addreestng
WOOD, EDDY Co, Wilmington, Delaware
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CANFORDF LIVER IFvI0ORATOR AND FANNv
y CsthArt Ills Reliable ueaetres fes Bilious AuassA
SICK HeAoArbe and al Kindred dissasoa Sod
Al drugses Principal cGoe removed 70 a Broadway.
uer nj VI street
, 1860-12-14
The Latest News.

From the Portland Daily Advertiser, Dec. 10.
The following dispatch was received on
Saturday evening last, having been de
tanned one day on the route between thi.
city and Yreka.]
YREKA, Nov Both 9A.M.
The Pony Express arrived at Carson
City, Nov 20, with dates from St. Loui.
to November 18th. The following is the
most important intelligence
CARSON CrT, Nov. 30.
The Pony Express has just arrived with
dates from ST. Louis to Nov. l6.
ST. Louis, Nov. I6.
The excitement in the South continues
accompanied with general depression il
the market and trade amounting 10 panic
There has been general decline 10
stocks in New York, great increase in the
rates Of exchange at Chicago, tightness al
St. Louis, and arrangement in the none
tary affairs Of the South.
The South Carolina and Georgia Legis
latures have prepared for a suspension OI
the banks.
In no banks has suspension yet taken
place anywhere.
The Governor Of Alabama is about to
call State Convention, to meet on the 9Th
Of December. He tells the people to pre-
pare for secession.
The Union men of Alabama earnestly
resist bis views as expressed in his letter.
A dispatch has been received from the
Governor OF Florida, at Charleston, sta
, 1860-12-14

The STATIONERY HOUSE OF A. i. BAN.
CROFT & Co., SAN FRANc1sCo.-It matters
little what occupation one has-so there
be an occupation-but it matters every.
thing how it is prosecuted Take some
one thing, put forth all your energies upon
that, and elevate yourself by elevating yoOr
calling. We care not, whether it is black.
ing boots or keeping bank, when we see
man steadily purseing some laudable OBJ
jet, surmounting all obstacles, never devi-
ating from the strictest principles of integ.
ty, regardless of the contemplate tricks Of
bis enemies in their vain endeavors to pull
him down-in whatever sphere in life we
find that man, we take him by the hand,
coll him brother, and bid him God speed.
The customers of q well conducted mer.
camille house, reap direct benefit from
the good conduct Of that house. II the
house have capital, credit and standing, all
are employed for the advantage Of the Gus.
toner.
A. L. Bancroft & Co. certainly did not
aspire above their ability to perform, when
they collect paper, envelopes, blank books,
pens, ink, pencils, &C., embOding all under
the term Stationery, and laying their foun.
dation broad and deep, entered upon this
as the great business of their lives.
Possessing, in eminent degree, all the
advantages enumerated above, added to
which, a thorough knowledge Of their busi.
ness, and determination to give those
who patroniEe them entire satisfaction, the
principles upon which they build are sure,
success is certain--and as we can never re-
main indifferent to the calls of true merit,
perseverance, and obliging manners, we
earnestly recommend the house of A. L.
Bancroft & Co. to the attention Of cur
community.
Their fine stock, selected with great care
from English, French, German and Ameri-
can manufactures, is well represented in
the neat establishment of our friend G. K.
Willard. ...s
, 1860-12-14

na-Rsv. d. EL1s WINS delivered the
frst lecture before the Alphean literary
association last Friday evening. His
theme was "the young men of America ,
The society we hope win be able to avail
itself ef he services Of gentlemen in our
midst Who are component TO instruct and
interest q.
A eorreet taste in such matters has great
iualepee in fashioning the minds and man
ners Of the young. SOmeihiag aey ell
learn from literature; now what shall it bel
good morals good principles. and good
taste, that viii elevate and enOble them, or
shall il be the dangerous ssntimentality d
horse thief magazines and snake in the
grass nOsels.D
, 1860-12-14
TUESDAY, Dec. IL, 1860.

1UEsDAhI OeC. III loOV.
Mr.. Denny, chairman committee on Rules
and Orders, recommended the adoption Of
the Rules and Orders Of last session; also,
that so copies be printed for the use Of
members.
Mr.. Hobbs introduced G. B. No. Is an
act to establish pilotage on the waters Of
Fuca Straits and Puget Sound. Read first
time, laid on the table and ordered printed.
Mr.. Simms introduced G. j. Memorial
relative to the establishment Of military
post on Deer Lodge prairie, and explora-
ton Of route from Fort Benton to Fort
Wella Walla. Read first time, laid on the
table and ordered printed. 80
Message from the House informing the
Council Of passage Of H. B. No 10, snti-
tied an act to permanently locate the seat
of government for Washington Territory
at Vancouver. Bill read first, second and
third time, under suspension Of the rules,
and upon its 6nal passage the ayes and
nays were demanded and resulted as fol-
lows: aJ r
AYEs:-Messrs. Caples, CLARK, Denny,
Simms, and Mr.. President-5. So
NAYs:-Messrs. Biles, Burbank, Miller,
and Woodard--4.
Bill passed and title approved.
Message from the House informing the
Council Of passage Of H. B. No. IA, an
act to permanently locate and build the
Peniteniiary Of Washington Territory at
Port Townsend. Also, Of the passage Of
II. M. No. 4, relative to establishing land
Office ct Port Townsend.
Bill read first and second times. Mr..
Biles moved that the bill be referred to
committee on Public Grounds and Build
iDgs Upon this motion the ayes and nays
we're demanded, and resulted as follows:
AYEs:-Messrs. Biles, Burbank, Miller,
and Woodard-4.
NAYs;-Messrs. Caples, Clark, Denny,
Simms, and Mr.. Presidents.
Bill read o third time, and upon its final
passage, the ayes and nays were demanded
and the following is the vote:
AEEs:-Messrs. Oaples, Clark, Denny,
Simms, and Mr.. Presidents.
NAYs:-Messrs Biles, Burbank, Miller,
and Woodard-4.
Bill passed and title approved.
House Memorial No. 4, taken up and
passed. -"
Mr.. Clark introduced G. B. No. l2, On
act to pay Egbert H. Tucker for certain
services. Referred to committee on Claims,
after second reading.
Adjourned.
, 1860-12-14

To THE SPoILs BELONG THE VIcToRs-
Uncle Abe is going to have a hard road
to travel in dispensing the loaves and
fishes on this coast. Places in the steam
ers and stages have been long engaged III
California. Oregon is pouring forth hel
hungry multitgdes, and we will furnish ouI
proportion from the Sound.
Mr.. Dryer Of the OrfgOHiar, expects to
be the messenger bearing the election re-
turns, w. c. johnson, Of Clackamas, is
ready to contest the honor. The Indian
Superintendency is sought by seventeen
Messrs. Mcbride, Kendall, Dryer and
Francis are mentioned in connection with
the place.
Seven anxiously desire the COlectorsbiP
at Astoria. Capt. Richard Hoyt is named
there.
There are eleven applicants for the Sur
veyor Generalship. DIR. Henry, Messrs
Pengra, DR.. Warren, A. A. Smith, aud E
L. Applegate don't ask to be requested
iSioe to take it.
The two Land Offices at Oregon City
are besieged by thirteen Republicans.
Messrs. Bush and Holbrook are going
to the States, There will soon be an ex.
Odus from our midst, Of the hungry who
have suffered an eight years famine, and
now that corn is in Egypt, there will be
an immense rush to the crib. Get some
iron rings, Uncle Abe, and put in your
button holes.
, 1860-12-14

ba- Hon. GEo. L. CuRRY, EIsGover-
nor Of Oregon, and s. J. McCoRMicx, have
become associated in the Daily Advertiser.
They propose to publish also a weekly, to
be called the Oregon Advertiser" to
supply q want, as political organ, which
Democrats have experienced since the oc-
currence of unfortunate circumstances in
the past, for it shall be our controlling
policy to advocate such honorable compro-
misses, and so conduct the Oregon Adver-
tiser, as shall be best calculated to restore
union and harmony to great National
party"
Gov. Curry will bring to this new enter
prise q large experience in political affairs
of his State. He was, we think, form
erly au editor Of the St. Louis Reveile,
and also, Of the Oregon Spectator.
, 1860-12-14

/ B~The WhAlsrs Of late have been visit
ing San Francisco for supplies. The pre-.
judice based upon fears Of litigation and
desertion are wearing away before the su
perior advantages they have at ports on
the Coast. Why can't we have them ft
out in the sOundH We can furnish sop.
plies, Il there is steady demand, cheaper
than could be done in San Francisco, and
would soon, BY liberal legislation, secure
them from the vexatiOns they complain oil
on the mainland. Try us.
, 1860-12-14
~ We had the pleasure Of takiuO

~ We had the pleasure Of taking a
sail with Capt Thomas Coupe, 10 bis little
yacht, Maria" last Monday.
The Maria was built by Small6eld, and
Is a model Of beauty. Her lines and di.
mensions are the same as those Of the TO-
nous " Pride Of the Bay" Of San Fran
cisco.
She runs very closely to the wind, and
sails like clipper when the wind is fair
She came up from Port Townsend 10 20
hours, without good wind. We came along
with q pleasant wind at the rate Of eight
miles an hour Her beating" is admi
rable.
The appearance Of such boat in our
waters tells US that we have here on the
Sound, mechanics inferior to none in the
world. The length Of the Maria, over all,
is 80 feet Width Of beam, o feet, 10 in
Depth Of hold, feet I in 4; Length Of
boom. 80 feet Length of gaff, Is feet ;
Length Of bOwsprit from stays to mast,
IS feet Tonnage, eight tons. She spreads
one hundred and sixty Eve yards Of can.
rass.
We expect to hear good report Of her
colors when she has chance to compete
with her rivals.
, 1860-12-14
WEDNESDAY, Deec. IL, 1860.

Mr.. Woodard, chairman of committee
on Roads and Highways, reported back
Council Bill No. 8, and recommended its
passage. .
Council Bill No. 10, referred to COM
mittee on Corporations.
Council Memorial No l, passed.
Mr. Burbank, chairman Of committee on
Counties, recommended passage Of Q. D.
No. 7-organiziDg county of Missoula.
Bill passed.
c. b. No. IL, as amended by striking
out 300" and inserting 80" passed.
On motion of Mr.. Burbank, H. B. No.
II, was taken up, read first and second
times.
On final passage Of bill, ayes we're
Messrs. Caples, Clark, Denny, Miller
Simms and Mr.. Presidents. Noes
Biles, Burbank and Woodland.
Mr. Caples introduced q resolution that
the committee on Ways and Means be in
structed to report a bill providing for trans
, 1860-12-14
MONDAY, Dec. 10. 1860.

Mr.. Caples introduced bill to review
and relocate Territorial road between Van
couver and east line Of Clarke county. Re.
ferred to committee on roads and highHays
after second reading.
Council Bill No. I, referred to committee
on Counties, after second reading.
Mr. Clark introduced @. b. No. Q, to
dissolve the bonds of matrimony between
Patrick Coyle and Ann COyle, bis wife,.
Referred to committee on Judiciary, after
second reading.
Mr.. Simms introduced @. B. No. 10, an
act to incorporate the Walla Walla and
Clearwater road company. Laid on the
table and ordered printed
Mr.. Clark introduced O. B. No. IL, On
act to pay Joseph WaterhOuse for certain
services, Referred to committee on Claims,
after second reading.
Adjourned.