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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

n e NE Of these Pill the periodic attacks OF Se'''"'
- Headache may be prevented and taken al the commence
~ an attack immediate relief from pain andsickne" VIII Dc
obtained. a., -, ,,-.A,.h. ~
which females are 90 subject o,.
IT, sc, GENTLY upon the bowels removing Co'''rene'@
For Literary Men stndens Delicate Females ana al person"
n .d,atayr habs they valuable Is iGTa're improving
a.. o,,fe giving and teor TO the digestive organs 900
1odne the natural elasticity and strength Of the wnoe s
rUF CYPHAIIC PILLS the result OF long inVe'AsA'
d conducted experiments having been 10 us ''
80 during which time they have prevented ana fe"s'e
.,oput Of pain and suffering from Headache whether os'
80 an the nerves system from deransed state OF 'He
stomach. ,.,-- II .,.,, IA.
~ ara entirely vegetable in their composition s"d may DO
% an times with perfect safety without making any oso
6 me absence Of any disa9reeabe ta'fe re"de''"sa
,oodutnistey them % oaHdTeH'
REwARE OF COUNTERfElTSi
m .e,ipe have five signatures OF Henry {. spldins on
each Bon. . a., ,t.,s q, uslicIues
!. r., will be sent by mail prepaid on ieesp' VI ~"
PRICE, % CENTS.
Al 0'"'4' TIIrNPY &. SPAT,DINt,
NO - Ceezst, aew-Y0Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

Carr ysiig Of steamship Patapsco Friday morning
fm Portland reports that the Shovel Full LiShhip Nan
tke has adf nom her station Alec the Buoy
or SOW sra Pigs, Nip~yss scurd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

Steamship Potomac Watson Baltimore mdse and pas 10 IL
d. Cromwell & Co. nm
ri, .a 1oi sesrspor Williams Trinidad ds Cuba NOS: IS
spysr and honey r Buck Co Brig frAnconia for New
Bs Daring II smith Nassau N p Nov 10, salt, SPENCE
Bis judge BIsney Cof BOs,on CoOmbs Alexandra days,
SIR Enphcmla Bayey Mayssuez p r., Nov L. sugar sad
Levi During the latter OF pas-axe has
hs5 heavy weather split calls and lost foreopmas has
becr DAYS " Hatteres Dec lat 81 a. lon ~ o. spoke
big r. {. Dyer Wymsn. hence for St Jage.
Shr Juis Rich Newton Nassau, Fla days yellow pine
At and Little 90 Harbor apparently had just gone
schr Monro,r (BY New ali, Grand Tark, T. L. 10 days SAT-
10 Leaycrsfl & Co. 49,. :
schr G T. Back o orland coOmbs Alexandra days coal
schr Mary Adelaide Mener AccOmse days A @.
schr. Emily Person Hosdey, Georgetown, & c., days
nav al stores ~ DellneI. Potter Co
schI James Steele Martin. Virginia days shinges 10 w.
sch LOye,t Peacock Hobart Savannah days ostton ae
10 ID. {. Muusy
schr. G. Taylor. Sd, Barriek chaiham days, hsh-
Selr. J. Bhdssh Hoadley Eirripis days wood.
Schr Banvsrd hayes Virginia 3 days wood
SchI y Pharo Cfamer Alexandria days, coal.
sehT. L. j. Raynor, Rsynor, Baltimore days coal
schr. Ann +. Baker Robinson Eeg harbor
schr. Lake, Stockton, Virginia days wood
Schr. J. CLARK, scull Virginia days wood
schr. Niagara. d, novan Alcssndiis days, Goa. -.
Steamer SARAH JOnes PhiladelPha md'e TO LoPer khs
Steamer Petrol Young Providence. mdse. TO l. odsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

GORE CORNs and BUNi0NS are really CUREl
- by the use Of sWIS CORN PLASTER ioI.Ae ~
y DUPUy, Druggist, No. SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

FACT WoRTE MISUNDERSTANDING Cephalic Pills ser
tain cure Tor SICK Headache Nervous Headache Cosivenee
and General Debility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

""rho FHipA,, Dec. :, 1850
AsHESThe inquiry for both kind Is moderate and 'ne mar
ket 4 steady at IS Tor Pots and Pearls -.
srocx OF Ashes DEc lsO - 49,,
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A BENEFACTREss.


There Is public eye whose had all aIsns
been associated mind with the Yankee Qubk" and
Huubug" But longer and We desire to wre, be.
naoe all such suspicious association in all other minds
haiever noous may wouany deicaey and prop
city Wi~i all admit that aoae Is the Euse-the
Nurse. Whether shsl have Female Phys
clans l. question which decided by
principle Pride prejudice Caprice
euston may wen behave themselves for there really
want there viii also be suppyif there he calling there
be- Nature aud human society always sef
Supplying aud though and Fashion MAJ hndo ;hey canno
prevent.
Mrs wnflow does not want to treat you GENTLEMEN nor
doe- prescribe regimen for yoar wivesi
-sS appears health and happiness your
infant, cradle IL there anything improper that
nurse years" experience boldly soy what
20, good ought listened speed heI
On her humble bu, happy mission She Is ;he .ucce-7
,hycian and most beneflctres little en-
yedher dong parents excepted Just open the for
Del ard winow will prove he American Florence Night
tssI. OF tn. nursery. OF this that will
orr srs7" say "a BLEslSs Mas wysIov"-Sor help
ING her 10 escape the gripping coheng and ee,hna
aege cODhrD every onh In the Prospycru. IL
Performs precseS "na' p'"eFse' ~ "l e'oS part
.-aothng Away with your "Cordia" "Pregoric.
Drops" Laudanum' and every other Narcotic" by which
he drugeed stupidity sad rendered du and diotc
for life!
We have never Mrs Vinsowknow her only through
the preparation Of her Soothing srup Children Teething
II v bad the power would make her she IT, physical
TO the Infant Race.
To every mother hs children suffering from Any Of the
incident period Of teethns do let
your pre- ndces the prendee Of other stand IN the
way OF relief that VIII d. sme-yes' absolutely ,9re~
follow ,h. ~. of MRS WINsLoWrs SOOTHING sIRUP.
Non. genuine upe.. the fac sinie of CURTIS PERKINS
New York l. Oh the outside wrapper.
Sold By druggists throughout the world
Prioe only Is cents per bottle.
Principal office No. - Cedsr-St, New.YorS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
eteamboats ano RaiIrpana.

E0R BRIDGEPORT.-DAI LINE.-Fare
II 50 cents-The steamer CATALINE Capt; William A
Vail VIII leave OltveT-shp East River, EVERY DAY al n
ose noon running IN connection with the Honsatonic Rail-
road The steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave PECK ain eyC-
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY a. IL o'clock noon
arriving IN time 10 connect with ali the express trains
GEO. w. CORLIES, Agent
"IYDSoN pTVFp pm DO.D e a. y.NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
PavseuRers Arrived

In brio During from Nassau ~ P-Mrs Susan Bangs and
two children
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Son Res7:l2 Sets..........4:33 Meoo-R Rises. 2;A
DAY.
Sandy Hook. 3:i5 Gov Island. 4:3S HeGafe''' olo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS
CgRE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CTRE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

I PROM 3lsT-sT.:
i7;S2, n:3c q ~, and $3.50
/ Pm.
1910 p. N.
i0.IJ p. II. Sundays included).
3 q m. and 1870 p. m.
i4:25 p. m.
lo:2S q a., ass, 5:55, and 7;l0
2. m
=. SliITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoHs-DEc. T'-Bei0re Re
cordcT B1RSAKD.
Patrick Kiernoehan was arraigned Tor assault ana
battery which he pleaded guilty the conplsinAt V h
Gel Gallagher Of Thirty eighth street Osllaghei s '
noeban cut and stabbed him several times with knife The
prisoner TenAndsd for until Saturday =,
Leopold useve tried for stsang sou rom 'ne
Of James Walsh thu 22d Of june Gusa'eh oapo ~
No 2S Greenwich Mr. Walsh went IN ana set
aud .hampoosa on the day meI"nsd Prom ue "uno'S
-. -scA u. u 49, - g 40 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

Tax srxAxsrlr yOnxTovs Parrish, Of the Ney. Yos and
the lin. Cor ,hs present The Roanoke Couch win tsae her
place and leave Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond every
Saturday O'Clock The Jamestown Simmer leaves Tor NE
same place every Tuesday, at p. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

SuRROGATR's COURT-Dec 6-Before Surrogate "rsr'
WILL OF ELEAZRR cRABTREE.
TIE viii Of Capt. Elezer Crabree was admitted ior
probate tbs morning The deceased well known citizen
nnd the time of his death Superintendent Of the Castle
Garden and Vice President the Commissioner OF Emigration
lie bequeahed about $4,000 all Of which divided among his
immediate I,latiyes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

UNI1ED SIATES DISTRICT UUIHT-Dec. I.-beIvte
Judge BRTTs.
THE SLAYER WEATHER GuAGE.
The United States sgt the Barr Weather Guage,
This If a proceeding to contiscate the bark on
charge of fitting for the sayerde The vessel wAs seized
III port by order OF the Collector The proceeding Is resteG
the claimant John Morris the ground that the vessel
pToceede bona tide and that her stores aud
not unusual for trading 70 the Coast ost OF h'
evidence IN the case Is documentary. Case SIN en-
Mir Nico1-on Assistant District Attorney LOT the chEoc
States; Beebe, Dean and Donohus, for the claimants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

SUPERIOR COURT-SPYcIAL Tmx-Doci T-Before Justice
HOFFMAN.
DECISIONS.
Mnrceha Folsom agt John T Stewar.-Motion de-
uied without costs
Edmund Griffin agt Hiram Cranston Ell al.-Aotion
for extra allow ance deuied ,
VIM. Webster agt. Aaron A. De Graun.-Order oil
GrTest granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUEKIRK EXPRESS ct M, iOr Dunkirk, Buffalo,
CanaDdsigus and principal Stations.
MAIL at S:l5 Tor DunkIk and intermediate Stations
THIS Train remains ight at Eln1iTa
WAY st $3.50 M, for Middleto1n, NewbuTgh, and inter
MEDIATE Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS. daiy al p NJ. toT Dunkirk, BGfao,
CnAndSga and principal Stations Thetrsin Of Saturday stcps
AZ Nail Train stations, and runs only 70 ElIniLa
CiiAS MIN0T General Supt
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AIORTHEKN RAILROAD of N. J.-Tan az

~ rangenlen Change Of Time Trims leave foot Of Court
andtt Jersey City Ferry daily sundays excepted at ga
and $3.50 p Tor Suhern and 500 for Monsys end
q end $3.50 ard $50 !or Permont Leave SuheIn a!
1880 Leeve Monsey at n Leave Pierp.ont a. 6:S
Ia nd God BIS On Saturdays Wa Paoager
Tsi1 win leave Newly ok for Pernont d, II stopping 2.
az stations Sunday nights Ak AID PASSENGER Train viii
rave suern ct NJ and Penont e 1913 arriving AZ New
York I20 Stages connect for Hsekenssck Nysek New
Csty end Haverstraw. b. S. SEYMOUR, SuP't
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EREIGHT for ALBANY, and NEW-HORk
III CENTRAL RAILROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
9he swisuro Line viii continue to receive Freight on aad efr
The Of navigation the Hudson River % their usual place
81 business Pie- R. foot Of BTosd and will forward the
same daily propeller Port Morris thence by Harlem Ran
read Freight re eved here previous 20 viii DE- iowsrded
Albany early next morning OF iuItheT percnsI sppS
20 JOHN h. kEDfIELD q 20 agents NO 10 0Vhln-st.
, 1860-02-24

ment, but due to this neglect, is declared
to be $4,296,000 while liabilities, to the
amount of $rl Ass, 900 have been liquida.
ted. The gross revenues of the year were
81, ,90S, 4s4 These, added to balance
on the books Of the Auditor, and to unem-
ployed appropriations, constitute total Of
$l2, ,I6S, 800 available resources, against
expenditures amounting to 81 ,55S, l39 for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1859. For
the fiscal year terminating on the same
day, 1860, the Postmaster General esti-
mates the sum required TO be $l4, ,S7l, ,547;
there having been already expended, un-
der special acts, $l67OSO, for different
branches of the Pacific Mail service. The
resources for the same period are estimated
at $40 $4,000 leaving with q reserve Of
uncollected postage, deficiency Of IS, $780,
1884 The total annual transportation Of
mails on the 3Oth of June last was $685.
4O2 miles, costing $9,49S,757. The de-
crease in the length of routes from 1858
was SCI miles; the routes by rail, steam
boat and coach having been largely in
creased, and those by minor facilities cur
tailed to the extent of l6,637 miles The
The uumber Of Post-ofices is 2S,539, an
aggregate increase of 562 for the year.
, 1860-02-24
NAIICE no lERI0RS.

A Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE KENDALL
"A Co.. either by note or account, are requested TO
settle said demands prior TO the rt day Of January
1850 either by the payment Of cash, or by giving
and satisfactory notes bearing interest at the rate Of
two per cent per month";
We further give notice. that hereafter we will sel
our goods for CASH or barter excepting alone 70 oaI
regular family Customers, who are required to settle
when called upon, by the payment Of cash, OF giving
notes beariUg the usual interest.
The reasons for adopting this course are a. follows
We cannot Afford, when money Is worth two pei
cent per month, 10 furnish Others with capital for
them % DO buslneas upon for nothing.
II Is settled proposition, that all who purchase on
credit and pay together with those who pay cash,
necessarily pay for those who never pay.
We have no disposition to subject our paying custo-
mers 10 any snch Inconvenience.
Again, those who sell for Cash, always under sell
those who sell on credit They well afford 10 do
IT, Our prices will be found In accordance with this
inIalible RULE, and 70 1T we will make no exeep-
tons.
We have no capital outside Of our business to loan.
therefore CANNOT SELL on credit.
We have no one employed 70 charge goods, make
out accounts and try 70 soect debts. Mr.. Cushman,
who manages store, has no time 10 keep such 30
counts, and he ioOlllf not n be had.
We earnestly solicit cash paying customera, feeling
confident that we can give them entire satisfaction
Our goods are always Of the iest quality. 0entemeu
give as q call before purchasing elsewhere;
Olympia, Dec. 10. 1859. inns
, 1860-02-24
DISTRICT SCHOOL.

UNHE FIFTH TFRM OF THE DISTRICT SCHOOL
i Olympia, under the Institution Of q. +. BOYSr0N
will commence on Monday, March l2lh. As TIL,
school has been in successful operation for year and
has become permanent 1t is recommended to parent'
IN the district. and others.
A limited number will bc received from other dis.
trcts at low rates Of tuition,
Pupils wishing to study, and to learn, will find thi-
q desirable school.
OLYMPIA. Feb. Is, lSfO. 3wl3
, 1860-02-24
THE TREASURY.

The balance in the Treasury, on July l,
1859, was $4,359,67 81. The receipts
into the Treasury, during the first quarter
Of the present fiscal year, were $2,6lS,865
IS, of which 1891, 800 were on account
Of the loan and issue Of Treasury notes,
and the balance from the ordinary sources
Of public revenue. The expenditures, dn-
ring the first quarter Of the fiscal year, were
$20,OO7,l74 76, of which $4,664, 1856 76
were for for interest on public debt. The
estimated expenditures, during the remain
ing three quarters Of the year, are $40,-
995, ,558 %. The ascertained and estimat-
ed expenses Of the fiscal year ending June
80, 1860, are therefore SOL ,OO2,7 1873 80,
leaving an estimated balance in the Treas
ury Of $l4,Ssl ,sOs 40. The estimated
receipts, during the fiscal year ending in
1861, (including the estimated balance, J
are $50, ,60G,S0S 40 estimated expendi.
lures for same period, $66,7l4,92s 10; es-
timated balance on June 80, 1861, $I3,.
S9l, ,S79 6l, which will, however be re-
duced by proposed appropriations to $3,-
$40, ,l96 81.
, 1860-02-24
DIR. MATTHEW P. BURNS.

oYF1cE oPPosITE THE NEw STAGE oTTIoE, nAIr
sTREET, OLYMPIA, ". 7.
DR BURNS RET. rms THANKS TO THE CITI-
~ zens Of Washington Territory for the liberal share
Of public patronage he has received for the last seven
years while practieing Medicine and Surgery In all
their varioos departments.
DR.. B.s Surgery is furnished with q complete -
sortment Of Surgical instruments. many of them new
and patented Improvements Of eminent Surgeons IN
Europe.
DR.. BURNS respectfully Informs ha numerous
friends that he has lowered his rate Of charges 10 suit
the times CaAs pHAefuaNy ATTENDED 10 night or day.
Olympia. Dec. .. 1859. By
, 1860-02-24
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FROM
TO SEMIAHMOO.

an IN The new and splendid steamer
AMJA I1fzsD Anc1oEBOn,
sI.ssssskSh THOs. WneHs. Commander.
Having been parchased BY The Mall contractos
expressly for this route will hereafter leave 0LYM
PA every Monday At u O'clock ~ during The Mlniel
month"; touching a tS1,EIl.ACOOA, SEATTLE
PORT MADISON, PORT GAMBLE, PORT
LUDLOW, PORT TOWNSEND, VIVID
BY'S LSLAND, NEIY bUNGINESs, BEL.
VICTORIA, VI
The new steamer JULIA. VIZ. 3 BVsHSELL. Con
mander, built at Port Gamble, VIII resume her trips
The opening q Spring busineea. thna enabling The
coutuctou % furnish AnUEDArT lAcfLlIIKa ior thc
citizens Of our own Territory, veil q those of Ore
gon. In the transportation OF CATTLE and all other
classes Of freight also ah0rdng elegant accommoda-
tiOns for Passenger.
No charges for BERTHs or MEALS. -l-I
For further information enquire on board, Of The
Captain, or address the undersigned ~ Olympia.
JOHN N. SCRANTON. 4
sam 0eneral Agent.
, 1860-02-24
TAKE WARMING.

TTAvING closed the business in which have been
engaged. all knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned must come forward and settle the same
by payment Of casI notes Of hand before the first
day OF next month.
On all accounts left unsettled at that date two per
cent interest per month will be charged, and the ac.
counts placed in the hands Of proper officers for col.
lection. J. J. WESTBR0oK
Olympic FeJ. "a, 1850. lI6m
, 1860-02-24
NOTICE.

SOLDIERs. TRANSFERS, SAILORS, Tor their
- Widows or Orphan chiljren,) who served in any
wars battles either In California elsewhere prior
To March Sd. 1856 or their children who were under
Fl years ut that date, sailors who served on the
coast Of California in the Mexican war. will do well
to address "a Claims that have been rejected in the
hands Of other agents have been successfully obtained
by Agents acting for us, literally paid. Land
warrants bought aud sDld n order aad all business
requiring an ogent at Washington, attended IN.
Reference TO any Of the heals Of Departments.
Il. d. LLOYD & Co,
Attorneys for Claims, Pensions, bounty Land, &c.
Washington City, Dec. 20, 1859. SmlO
, 1860-02-24
EIOSTTG Up ann STLLIIG OVT.

A am about TO close up tho Livery business,
"A now offer for sale lot Of fine Work and Saddle
HORSES, ROAD WAGONS, BUGGIES, HARNESS
(singe and dOube) &C.. all Of which are Of the best
quality and in excellent order. To farmers and those
desirous OF purchasing the chance Of securing good
bargains should not be neglected.
J. J. wEsTBROoK.
Olympia, Feb. u, 1850. l4:Im
, 1860-02-24

As was to bo anticipated, the Report of
Postmaster General Holt dwells largely
upon the financial embaraSsments of the
year, attributable to the failure Of the usu.
al appropriations The amodnt Of aScer
taiucd liabilities not met by the Depart
, 1860-02-24

srArE AssAYERs OTFIcE, 50 SoNKRsET st.,
BosroS. Mass, April II, 1859.
wM i. DAILY, New York;;
Dear sr-T have made chemical analysis Of your
Sc ARoMATro YkL1IzY wELsEYS %
and And 1t pure hne-havored Rye Whisky, contain
ing no injurious matter Of any kind, and recommend
il as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES 7. JACKSON. NJ. D.,
STATE Assayer.
, 1860-02-24

81 Halls sarsaparilla YeIlow-dock and Iodide Of
Potass Ia prepared from the finest Red Jamaica Sar
saparilla and English Iodide Of PotaS. Admirable as
restorative and puryer Of the blood Il eleanses the
system Of all morbid and impure mAtter-removes
pmples boils and erustions Of the skincures rheu-
matsm and pains Of all kinda All who can afford II
should use it as Il tends to give strength and proong
life Sold by Druggists generally at 81 per bottle
n. HALL 4 CO.. Proprstors,
Wholesale Druggists, li3 and las Clay Street,
5ml0 San Francisco.
, 1860-02-24
NOTICE ~
TO. PATRONS and DEBTORS

THE UNDERSIGNED having determined upon a
l. change in his business relations, 1t becomes
esslry TO call upon all persons indebted to him. either
by note or account to come forward and make imme.
dlate payment. Those who not prepared 70 SETTLE
their accounts at once by the payment Of cash. must
give their notes with interest at two per cent. per
month until paid.
am determined TO close out my present stock Of
Goods, which is large and complete. and for that puT
pose will sell from this time forward At COST,
FOR CASH This notice give In coon PATH
and shall adhere TO It promptly. All my former pat
r1ns, aud others, desiring great BARGAINS FOR
CASH, would do well to give me call immediately.
WM NJ. RUTEEDGE.
Olympia, Jan IL, 1860. Ava
, 1860-02-24
WV. II. DAILY, Esq;


Dear sir-Your AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
Is received and aiter careful examination. find II to
be a pure article entrey free from the adulteratng
Ingredients so frequently used,
JAS. J. MAPEL, Chemist.
, 1860-02-24

have analyzed a sample of"DALY's AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY = and find It 10 he pure article
Of fne flavor. IND without any deeterious admixture
JAMES r. Chiffon, n. d., Chemist
, 1860-02-24
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky

Is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles each
For sale Jy all the prncpa Liquor Houses in Calior
MIA. fmio
, 1860-02-24
AhYl[EIh MARKET.
Mitchell & Stewart, Propriei

Mitchell & Stewart, ProprietOrs.
TJAvING NEWLY ARRANGED AND zae-TN
II fitted up q market adjoining our s}LAsN
BAKERY, we are resolved 10 do the best -.l0s-s4-
we can towards keeping constantly on hand such
meats as will suit the demands Of The town, any one
that will favor with orders Of any size which may
be had in this market All we ash Is TO show nor act
any Partially only the side that does Justice to ALL
Farmers and vegetable growers are requested to
give a call with their produce and beef cattle You
will see sign by looking high.
Olympia, February 8, 1860. lily
, 1860-02-24
MARRIED,

In Port Townsend, on the llth inst at the Pioneer
Hotel by Travers Daniel Justice OF the Peace, Lieut.
JAMES N. SELDEN, OF the Revenue Cutter Jeff
end.
, 1860-02-24

B9- The remains Of John f. Cook were
inferred Dec. 20, from the residence Of
S. L. Harris In WiIliamsburgh. Several
hundred persons attended, of whom large
number, including many ladies, waited in the
rain nearly two hours for an opportunity
to view the body. This was afforded at
the close of the services. The funeral ad-
dress was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Caldicott,
who read two Of Cooks fnal letters to his
wife and friends. No Endorsement Of
Cooks acts was expressed during the cere'
monies.
, 1860-02-24
Reports Of lhe executive DeDartmeulS

Subjoined are abstracts OF the Reports
OF the Executive Departments, as trans
mittcd to Congress:
THE ARMY.
The Secretary of War reports that while
the authorized strength of the Army is l8,-
1865, the number in July last was only H.
49S; and IL 900 of that number were alone
available for service in the field Small as
it is, the force has been required to man
about $50 permanent garrisons, posts and
camps, scattered ever an area Of three mill
ions Of square miles, and consequently it
has been impossible TO give ample security
to citizens on our frontiers. In relation TO
the Indian depredations on our Southern
and Mexican border, the Secretary hopes
to make such alteration in the disposition
OF the troops next season as will prevent
any repetition. Measures have already
been taken to subdue the Camanches and
KiOwas, and give protection to the routes
from Missouri and Arkansas to New Mexi-
CO. He recommends that provision be
made for retiring, disabled and infrm Off
GERS The necessity for enlistiug teamsters
is urged, as is the enlistment of frontier
service, for six months terms, the men to
provide their own horses. lie speaks fa-
vorably of the condition Of the military
academies, Of the experiments of breech-
loading guns, and of the use Of cames for
service in the interior. The whole cost of
The Army is put down at $l3,098,725 70,
which he thinks may be considerably re-
duced. The condition Of affairs in Utah is
such that there is scarcely any necessity for
troops there, and they will propably soon
be withdrawn. The report concludes with
u briefAccount OF JOHN Browns attack on
Harper's Ferry. Y