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y, Nos. Isl aud q CLartros street,
1 OILS.
Rushion,s Cod Liver OIL,
McNair's Acoustic, Gesrps's dc
British, HarIaGrn.
COSMETICS.
cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water Meen Fun,
lJpneis Lilly White.
\ SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor, 8
lJoneB Chemical.
Radwayis Nedieated, Castifcs,
| Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
of all descriptions.
PILLS.
iWright,s Indian Vegetable, MA
Moifaps Life, BraHdreth's,
Strong's Compound Sentative,
Str0nGlg Pectorai Stomach,
| ifull's Fever and Agne,
iMorrison'ss Lees, Nov London.
Paris Sappington's, Champ
IONS, H5g3 -|Nll d
fGraetienbcrg, Jayne's sana-
tive, a
Jayne's Ague, Winer's canno.
mile,
Hibbard's Anti Bilious, Peters,
ESpeneer's Vegetable. Cooks,
( Joopei,s, C0vel's Rheumatic.
Anderson's, Allebade's Health,
Wister's Gentle Pnrgativc,
Allebasis' Ague, Hoopsr's,
fGhickner's Sugar-c coated,
lGilbert's Anti-Bilious Beck.
II with's,
Lady,s Blood, Ingoldsby's Pills,
Scotps Vegetable, Eagon's.
Radway's Regulators,
Roses Railroad, f.eiy's Female,
ILondonis Indian Sanatiye,
Louden's Ague, Holloway's,
Halstead's Anti-Dyspeptfc,
lGordon's. McLane's Liver.
Il HAIR DYES.
fGristador0's Hair Dye,
!, Phalon's Magic, Bachelors,
Gilman's instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Haueps, ~
!. lCfistadora's, B0gles.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I-tDr. Morse's Invigorating Cor
dial,
lThorn's Extract.
tTarrant's Apelant,
], Tarranps Elixir Of Rbubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Tnothache Drops,
Lyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water, ..
Watts Nervous Anti, %
J, Billings's AstrtngGnt,
tuyattts Life Balsam,
McMunn's Elixir Of 0ninm, ,
tRadway's Ready Relief,
Railways Resnivent,
tFarranps Inslelible Ink,
pr. Fitch's Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch's Shoulder Braces,
nr. E'itch's Inltalirs Tutea,
tnr. ROSES Preparations, ~
lWmeTfs Arcauim Extract,
tTenenf's Specific,
lMGrBliallis Catholicism, @@#@.
tijr. lfitch's Preparations,
iMorsA's Compound Syrup OF
Sallow Dock, .z~ .'
i Perry Dayists Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
fMoTtin.orei Rheumatic Con-.
pounp,
Mortimors's Cordial Bitters,
MYERS Extract of Rock Rose,
grpsS fnan's Specific, &@'
{Br. Wards Specific,
lUpham's Pile Blectuary,
hteHr's 0pedildoc,
tG0dfrey's Cordial,
Turlington's I'ai5ann,
Or. Gnllents Preparations,
3atetnan's Drops, a."
Or. Iayre's Family Medicines,
. iseiGlitS and Soda Powders,
VI EppingIs Fluid Extract Buchl
t Lacina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
J HNrt's Remedy for Fits, .a
Wilson's Death on Rats ,sstc.,
Leldy's ErasiSe Soap,
kirhy's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
ISpohn's Headache Remedy,
oil Connelps Mixture,
DR.. ATatcliisl's Uterine Cathel
con,
Cowan's Lifhontriptic,
fai JInudenis Preparations, -
S, Houghtin's Pepsfn.
d.lDarby's Prophylaetie Fluid.
CHEIDAM SGHNAPPS.
nis, and all dealers In any Of u
, catalogue, will find IL 10 their al
their orders as above, where wi
isortmeht Of GENUINE PATEE
States, and at the lowest price
WRIGHT & CO.,
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
81 ThHFtrpS street. New Orleans.
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gesf Cattle wAstsss atins'tp Il lid Al ~ "a
IN ss, ,. 1881 .s 3 "a 81
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Itcontaing. among other things,
Tie various Party styy. Platforms
The Kansas Legislation of Congress.
Governors deagy, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad'
Senators Green Douglas and Coaers Nessrs Stephens
an Tic naeal portion Of lie Kansas Nebraska Bill
o 1Tssde Montenry Senate and English Bills The
The N each spss Indeed everything essential
The The Constitution Of the United States.
Articles Of goniedeTai is ,,,
Y oriaagsss 4 g lss sad i ass'e'
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of 1913 and 49,
Lands and abie documents against IT. with full history Of the
re ysts 81 d, 5q1gs at Insane Land Bf
history Railroad Grants by Congress- With the votes
President Pecss Message veog the River and Harbor
bs HE School Land BIZ. and votes thereon
EStracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts on Speeches of noted Republicans and Abo
aG MI foombs, Boston lecture On slavery.
Messs Fremont Letters of Acceptance
Mes Buchanan and Williams Letters on the Bargain and
esihoaas Port H., a s.s IS .,a;,.t Sn,a,.5o,
r I'll aaSssi ass Raad S veto ''
h aefS q & H. f'i Davis $ south Carolina the Potica
Eyre T B 81 ins Minority Report the subject
sex Kensst Ragners Philadelphia in No nber 1856
bistar,- al with tie votes on. the various z IT,
history Tie United States Bunk and Aioson Petitions
Mr. Ilnereas Albany spssci I and Erie Gale Letters
RI III n OF the Annexation Of Texas !, 4,
81 nnbic e pewer of Congress over the Ter
X 5aosals Nicholson Letter !. N, trg=s5
40 g9T gashvile Convention and Georgia Platforms
havineour Compromise with every vote thereon seeonay
ieasste n Compromise Measures Of 1850.
sH4sayton Coinpromisc.
m W imot PFegiso. y. -.
il fully and vote in Congress- on
=, feet having POLITICAL Specification, is given.
s book Will most up public speaker fully on the Kansas
and other quesisns
SINGLE Copies S.; Club Of Sig. Si5, ~, ,,,,,.
aR Philadelphia.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

1 WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE or GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Drnggtts and Deaefs Proprietos lowest wholesale prices
. u In
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8 oUdAH. VIZ HutI1eu shIes OF some 2tU HHus.
ct firm prices. Fair 10 Fully Fair Hose u b.
kfoLAssEs. About 100 bbIs. Fermenting were
disposed Of at 2s@soc. u gallon.
FLOUR. There was fair demand and holders
were claiming full prices, with sales Of some 300
bbls., comprising 900 snperfne in two lots at
IS G2a, $50 In three lots at s. rs, 600 Extra and
$50 Tennessee on private terms, and 100 Choice
Extra at IS 90 10 Dbl.
GRAIN The Corn market was still firmer, and
we noticed sales of $500 sacks, of which 2570 Yell
low and Mixed in four lots at roc, ESQ Yellow in
two lots at 72a, 500 White and Mixed, 800 yellow
Mixed, and GOO White Mixed, all at 75e.. ia White
Mixed and i25 White at IS, and $50 White In three
| lots at soc. q bushel. or Oats about 5000 sacks
st. Louis were sold, including 1910 in three o.
four lots at &c.. $50 in two lots at II, and eot
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The Board pay interest SIX
PER CENT IN CASH, on the outstanding Certificates of
Profits holders thereof their legal representatives.
on and after 18th day of February Aso declare
dividend OF FORTY PER CENT. 10 per cents on tho
earned premiums of the Company, for the ending Bcce
her S 1855 which certificates will be issued the 18th
March next.
The Directors after reserying ONE MILLION OF Doll
LARS Of profits have further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates Profits the issue of the year 1856 redeemed
and paid thereof their legal representatives.
and after 18th lay of February The Certificates
produced the time of payment for cancement and interest
on same to cease after the 3lst December, 1859.
THOMAS SLoo, President
JAMES D. DENEGRE, vice-presdent
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= ~ nEsDtRGEs. =
Bills receivable paper under discount. 81 22l 6S
Exchange account ................ 65.35i
Bonds ot City aud State in hands of the
Auditor rs security for circulation, SaS,000
Specie iii vault. ....4.......st.....lSs.S 26
Notes oi ely Banks 81 .096-- a6I a22
ENlpn -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA !
Parish Of Orleans City of New 0rle ms. )
Be remembered that this 10Th day of March, 1860, be
fore The subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p Janvie Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans Who being duly according
law do epose and say that the above just
true and correct transcript from the books of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President
H. P JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 10Th day March,
1860. DE-. MITCHELL
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FSROP0SAIl FOR LANDS = MECHANICS, AND
Il AGRIGU LTUR Al Air ASSoGI ATIoN-sealed pre-
posas will the undersigned his counting room,
Mo- CT Canal street, until the 10th of June nextom parties
having for sale tracts of land 80 100 suitable for Fair
Grounds The land to be in the immediate vicinity of New
lea,s. and of regular and easy access from the city.
Proposals should be accompanied by plans full description
of the land, price, terms, etc.
e. C. H. SL0G0MB,
my31 I'd Chairman OF Committee on Fair Grounds.
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+ d. RoIRoa -. .........J. b. BO1ROH.
~ "a ST. CHARLES STREET. r.

g
BORON hss the homer inform his aud ths
pbHc In general that he has
Hayre and steamers via New
of Fall aid Wiie- Goods
the following part ssrta
Cotton shirts White And Goored Flane Understands md
DRIVERS; White and Cosored Gotten undefss
Seeks q n Materials Neck Ties Wooden md
Jonvins Sanbsic C1ns Brpshea
spo1gss Porte MG1naies Cutlery fIas Toilet PoN
Umbrellas awaya a hand Preliminary ffaza Yauds
Mr. BORON having removed Bib SHAVING ROOM 1in
be enabled 70 etsend La for zlof added Is
his extensive stock Of Goods Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department.,
For both, LADIES GENTS is fitted In way to give tf
utmost satisfaction. Tho sctest be raid to
orders for Ready Made hair being supervised ~ Mr. Boiyua
himself. sassess
y. b. EpIRDE
| Dc I'm ~ 81 Charles street
MAJ k&s Wa HtS&4s
Wv ATTn NJ - I'll a ~,
New Orleans.
s5-ofHce-Eo 30 Camp street. ray4 lna*
| CHAs. Il. NASH. BROKER, AMI DEALER IN
- SCRIP, STOCK. NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND Ex
| CHANGE.
esi " Rasw%tn tsarHn,or aud fsravies.
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The propreors inform public that this well known House
viii be opened March T. and assure ther nurer-
friends that they will sHpniy lnen IheE Usual manner
will he Maid tia and comfort OF their
eerine 10 leave nothing done to give entite satisfaction
them.
their Harder be surpassed fhr best cooks viii
always be Oh hand.
bar reom, and has been newiy furnished.
PARTIES addressed 10 them through the
mi sm JULES 60UReHE & co.
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The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
teres the outstanding certificates Of profits and after the
second Monday May next redeem after
date the Scrip issue Of the 1855 they have further
caed scrip dividend of Thirty Three and Third per
the premiums year ending February % 1860
for which certificates will be issued and the day
June, 1850
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. GARRIERE, Vice, President =
p J.Gy
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nOMEsTIG PORTS. .
GALVESTON AND MATaGoPDA RAy


To san on SUNDAY, iniy /, a. 3 O'clock a. Al
: StsIS GALVESTON AND MATAGDRDA BAY
M4r New Orleans and Texas United States Mai Line
ship Texas, II. Wilson, commander, viii leave as above
carrying The United States mails Fereiett passage having
elegant stateroorn aodations, apply w
l. C. HARRIS Manager
81 Camp street.
steamship Of this hue will leave every Thursday and sun
day morning for the above ports je2s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-09-06
Written for the Yorkville Enquirer.
Written for the Yorkvile Enquirer.
st. PIERRE, THE MOUNTEBANK
OR,
THE PREDICTION.
A Romance of the Empire, under Catharine, II.
BY R. B. RUSSELL,
THE PREDICTION.
CH APIEh !.
THE MOUNTEBANK,

THE MOUNTEBANh.
Our story opens in February, year 1895,
at Rome, Italy. 1t was the last day of the
Carnival, and the streets were filled with
carriages and pedestrians, crowding, tear
ing, jostling and struggling against and with
each other; the horses kicking, pranciug,
stopping suddenly and dashing forward,
nei Ching and braying; their half drunken
drivers yelling, screeching, screaming and
shouting pedestrians laughing or cur
sing, as was their humor; dogs running be-
meath the wheels, and yelping and bowling
like mad; every body in everybody's way,
no room for anybody; guns going off in
every direction-cvery thing, whether quad
ruped or biped, trying to make more noise
than the other; and all because it was the
close of holy week. Good Lord help us!-
when riot runs wild in the streets of the
Eternal City; where religion is forgotten,
even by the staid churchmau, aud naught
is thought of but mirth, joy, and uugodly
revelry knights, harlequins, marquises,
monks, sailors, soldiers, devils, kings, drag
ous-men attired as cats, bears, bufaloes,
lions, dominos, peasants-ladies as pages,
queens, nuns, shepherdesses, sultannas, Cir
cassian beauties, Greek slaves-huge cab
bages, beets, pumpkins, boots-every dis
guise or fancy dress the costumer's ingenu-
ity can iuvent-rush by in all directions
north, south, east and west-'across the
street, down the street, up the street, on
ward'-throwing handfulls of confetti at
each other, striving to tear off each others
mask and defend their own; playing the
very deuce, and all because it was the last
day of the Carnival.
Men from almost every nation under the
sun-the lively Frenchman, the sedate
German, the quiet Englishman, the Swede,
Prussian, Austrian, Russian, American,
Spaniard-all are here to see what is to be
seen, eat what is to be eaten, hear what Is
to be heard-each to enjoy himself after hi:
own manner. Bright-eyed, dark.halree
daughters of Italy stand on the balconies
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-09-06

able. He was not long in discovering the
young Englishman's love for Ellen, and i'm
mediately his heart greeted this as atone
ment for his sin, and he vowed to accom-.
plish the union. Graham's impetuosity-
his ardent love-carried him back in fear
full reality, to his own passionate youth
He sympathised with every emotion, and
Elen's coldness maddened him as much as
it did Graham. Every taste, every fancy
of the boy, was his own; how he loved the
proud, passionate, impulsive youth; how he
yearned to claim him as his child. Alas !!
it was part of his punishmenthe should not
Every thoughtless word of the high souled
boy forbade it-every emotion, every tone,
taught him how be should be despised. 1t
was bitter punishment, day after day to
watch the youth, who never gave thought
to the old man, save as the uncle of Ellen; !;
to know that his yearning love, his almost
worship, was accepted in careless courtesy,
which courtesy grew sometimes impatient
at scrutiny he could not understand a
tenderness often deemed ofieious. And
more bitter than all to have his deep sym
pathy, his eager interest. his paternal love,
construed by his boy, into an incipient mad
ness where caprice chose him as its subject
And now he was dead-and the old man
was desolate and heart. broken. No other
one could fill the void that had ached for 80
many weary years to grasp the child who
perished in the possession. His days he
knew were numbered, and be but asked to
see the child he had so long loved-whom
g merciful G6d had prevented his making
her also miserable-happy and blessed, and
he would welcome the death he had so long
waited for.
Thus ended the unhappy record ; aud
Ellen no longer wondered at the fierce pas
sion that would have sacrificed her, nor at
the mute despair, the shuddering terror,
they had sometimes called-madness!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-09-06
0rigilnal Stories.
Written for the Yorkvile Enquirer.
ELLEN CAMPBELL !;
OR,
KINGS MOUNTAIN.
BY MRS. M. A. EWART.
BY MRS. NJ. A. EWART.

CHAPTER XIII.
If hearty sorrow
Be sufficient reason for offence,
tender it here; I do rs truly suffer
As e'er I did commit.
, 1860-03-09
FuDeraI Of Capt. Arthur French.

The San Francisco Herald contains the
following particulars Of the funeral of this
gallant oflicor;-
"The remains of Mr.. French were con.
yeyed TO their last resting place at Lone
Mountain Cemetary, yesterday, being ac-
rompanied by large delegation Of the
Masonic Order, of which the deceased was
a member, of the attaches of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, and the citizens
Of San Francisco The burial service Of
tbe Episcopal Church was administered by
the Rev. s. G. Thrall, assisted by a visiting
clergyman; and the impressive ceremonies
of the Masonic Order lent additional So
lemnity to the occasion. 1t is but seldom
that the public are called upon TO reader
the last tribute of respect to one in every
sense SO worthy to receive it. 1t ouly re-
mains for those who survive to emulate the
example Of the lanented dead, when they
shall be called upon to take, each, ...
-"hs chamber in the silent halls of death"
The sorrow of those who most deeply
are called upon to deplorc bis loss, shonld
be nleviated by the consideration that he,
in all things, proved himself to be man.
10 them the admontion Of the poet can
with propriety be addressed:
,iMourn not for him who bravely died.
Tossed on the lashing waters vide
And knew no pausing on the shores OF hfe;
Rat ulden took the silent cup
tiod gave and nobly drank it up
Leaving the lost world to its drcarier strife y
, 1860-03-09
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE KENDALL
IA Co., either by note aceount, are requested 10
settle said demands prior to the first day Of January
1860 either by the payment Of cash or by giving new
and satisfactory notes bearing interest at the te Of
two per cent. per month.
We further give notice. that hereafter will sell
goods for CASH barter, excepting alone to our
regular family customers, who are required to settle
when called upon, by the payment Of cash, giving
notes beariug the usual interest.
The for adopting this course are as follows:
We cannot Afford, when money Is worth two per
cent per month, To furnish others with capital for
them TO do business upon for nothing.
II isa 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 such Inconvenience.
Again, those who sell for Cash. always under sell
those who sell credit They can we'll afford to do
IT,. Our prices viii be found in accordance with this
infaible RULE, and 10 1T we will make no excep-
tons.
We have no capital outside Of our business to loan
therefore CANNOT SELL on credit
We have no one employed 10 charge goods, make
out accounts and try TO collect debts. Mr.. Cushman
who manages our store, has time 10 keep such &C
counts, and he ipOuld not II he had.
We earnestly solicit cash paying customers feeling
confident that we give them entire satisfaction
Our goods arc always Of the best quality Gentlemen
give as call before purchasing elsewhere.
KENDALL CO.
Olympia, Dec. 10, 1882 2m5
, 1860-03-09

h@A prayer meeting was held at Gro
ton, Mass, not long since, at which enc OF
the Republicans prayed with unction for
the peace of John Browns soul. After he
had flushed, brother from the other side
Of the house, offered up his petition to the
Throne Of Grace, in the course Of which be
prayed that all men might live together in
the love of the Lord; that wars might
cease, and that swords might be beaten in
to plow-shares, aud spears into pruning
hooks; more especially, o Lord, those
twelve hundred pixies manufactured by that
traitor 10 his country--old John Brown.
, 1860-03-09

CoMNG HONE TO RoosT.-Curses, con
spiracies, treasons, says the 81. Louis BHt-
hin like chickens, come home to roos,.--
The ingredients of the poisoned chaice are
often commended to the lips of those who
prepare the deadly potion for others. An
impressive Instance Of this general law is
offered in the yet unsurpassed negro insur-
rection in Upper Canada. 1t has tran
spired during the disturbances that are
now convulsing the principal Abolitionist
strougholds Of that province, that the re-
volt IS the work Of parties who were actors
in the Harper's Ferry invasion, which was,
10 a good extent, planned and organized
in the vicinity of the present difficulties
II our Canadian cousins have permitted an
expedition against neighboring State to
be prepared on their soil; if they have har-
bored, cherished and cheered on the mis-
creants who purposed the utter destruction
Of society in portion of.the United States,
we do not see what reason they have to
complain if atrocities, which we're planned
on large scale for another commonwealth,
should 6e cuactcd, at the same instigation,
at home. If bIoodshed and couAagration
are good for Virginia, they cannot be bad
for Canada If the slaves Of the South
are justified in rising and cutting the
throats of their masters, the wretched
black of the province, no doubt burdened
with heavy load Of imaginary grievances,
and certainly plunged in misery aIjcct
and hopeless, have right to appeal 10 the
law Of force for the redress Of their alleged
wrongs. If abolition incendarics are doing
God service when they are plotting and in
triguing for the overthrow Of the American
Union, they cannot he greatly blamable
for trying similar game in her Majesty's
domiaioas. Of one thing let our GIn1dIau
neighbors be well aware: the law Of com
pensation holds throughout the universe,
and wroDg-doing ever recoils with fearful
force upon the perpetrators or abettors Of
injustice. a.-rr,
, 1860-03-09

81 Halls Sarnparilla Yellow-dock and Iodide Of
Potass, prepared from the nest Red Jamaica Sar-
saparla and English lodide Of Potass. Admirable as
arestcatye and puriyer Of the blood It cleanses the
system Of all morbid and impure matter-removes
plmples, bos and er1stions OF the skn-cures rheu-
natsm and pains of all kinds. All who can afford it
should use IT, tends to give strength and prOong
hie Sold by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle
Il. HALL n CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists las and las Clay Street,
3ml0 San Francisco.
, 1860-03-09
lltu advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Levi FARSEswoRTH, Administrator OF the Estate Of
ISABELLA G. ROGERS, deceased.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM IT
~ may concern, that said Administrator filed petit
ton in the Probate Court Of Clarke County, Washing
Ton Territory at the regular term Of said Court held
the lIth day Of December, A. d. 1859, praying for
hna settlement OF the estate OF said deceased Said
petition will be granted, and final settlement made Of
sad estate at the April term OF said Probate Court to
oe held at the Court House, in the city Of Vancouver,
90 The 10th day Of April, A. d. 1860
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
- set my hand and seal Of said Court, at my
H. s. Office in Vancouver, W. T., on the third day
''~' Of March, A. D. 1860.
A.. JOSEPH PETRATN,
"N Judge Of Probate Court.
, 1860-03-09

81 How are yoa doingl" is the question daily
asked Of L. II. DEYO, at the BILLIARD and BOW
LING SALOON on Commercial Street, No. lG5 next
door to the Post ofice, Seattle, W. T. lie eandiiy
answers that he is doing very well now, and expects
to do better in the spring. when the rOad is open to
the Smilkameen gold mines. l2u
, 1860-03-09
OLYMPIA MARKET.
Mitchell g stewart, Pr0priel0rs.

Mitchell & stewart, Preprielors.
HAVING NEWLY ARRANGED AND1s-5A
Ii fitted up q market adjoining our NNjltN
BAKERY we are resolved TO do the best .-W-N
we can towards keeping constantly on hand such
meats as will suit the demands of the town or any one
that will favor with orders Of any size which may
he had In this market All ask Is to show nor act
any Partially only the side that does justice 10 all
Farmers and vegetable growers are requested 70
give call with their produce and beef cattle. You
will see our sign by looking high.
Olympia. February 3, 1860. lily