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sIsiATURa Almanac
sun-Rises. Seta.......7:t6i Mssn-Ssta. 3:1o
sIGH WATER THIS DAt.
sandy Hook. 1854 0og. leland. 6:4& Hsu0sts.. ~
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oHDsAscs On1cE, wAsHISolos, D. C.,}
vNpOpOSAIS for SnALL ARMS for the


USlIFD sTAlES SERVICE
p,opo,als sil be received by a is Department unin6 m
o, e onin u L- 3h Of hsy 1867 for manufacturing in
United - ior tie Oo,einht9' VIM. one ''N '0"'
tha, date tho following descririion nj am, VIA;
S.rueG.!d d hifti MusAets mode ib,' ~ ,
Harpofs Ferry Rles. with Sword EaJone" and steel
Soauba.ds, m DEL id.'.
Ereech-Losling CafDines. for csvsly.
Revolver Pistois Army size.
paDeTs. 10! 'irrt c.ysiry.
Non. Comm toned odoer' swo'd' Steel sc,bbsra.
Musician Swords,
Steel ScabbGrds, Tor rHed muskel bsyoneI
Proposals VII state: - -,
ForMUSRfTs BIRLE9 the price for 20 200 of either
an the reduction pIoposeo ps gan, for each 'aa'ns ~ wv
10 20 60
For REyOLVERS ard CARBINES. the Kind p'op".ed
and th- price for 800 AID reduction poI pistol or cSf ine
for eech add tionsl : 90 to 70 0G.
For SABkh5 SWORDS. aud SCABBARD5. the price
Of zach Of e prescribed patterns 10 the number of ovV
each and also for each additional OoO TO 20 GEO.
AL the to he furnished vita ne regular sp
peLdhses The nhed musk. 10 be in ell esPec, heI
cal with IN 4 tctuTeea the u Anory, SprhsheId
Masschuetts ard 70 rt-rchaug. with IT, and win each
other In all their parts Each # ts other kDd Of hfesfn
also Interchange with ano her IN tho iDpne
The materials 0T ite.e hs rnust be o! tie very best gss
iy ard no ualesble iron parts will he sowef 20 be uet
All the ar be subject 10 the pec0n pfsoDsd
by tho R.sua'ns aud most r. boxed rad for
ct the eXpense Of hs contractors In such
directed Inipec Ions VIII DO made at the lac
toris. IA lots OF not lee, t0an 100 each.
Proposals state the Of tho esshishment akips
the oc the number aud date o. to hii delivery AID -te
81 delivery monthly thereafter Failure 70 make delivery
specified time or By attempt % introduce mtrabe iron
other inferior into the worS wi snhect the whole
humber eoEtc.cd for to reiture tho option Of
4 'ns Department.
IN. Depsr,pt reserves to ixef the light 10 reject any
po and will cousdsr none made through any agent broker
VI bs',y oaher than the regular manulactuf"fa a.,
pipi P,os' III be adiessed a. ionCws ocnoih w,
Us the csse msy be- myl-dtMyl3
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6otcIs.

a MEXICAN HOTEL. Hartford, Conn.
si 'as ss's hsasss u ths oiy Terms - " Sod nay
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Che Curt.
NE FIRST GREAT TROT Of the SEASON

UYHE FIRST GREAT IROT OF the SEhsON.
FASHION AjSOCI TION COURSE
On TUESDAY the lJh for pure Of ?o the h"t ofsnd
T,ot of tho VII ske pac. thr rsshioa Iouiss
Ibc Lor,es 10 compete On ihi. occasion arc,
GRAY EDDY
hATiN - AMERICAN,
suNNlsiDE,
and IA, tses heats In fve in hsrnes The eI'
9, OF tbs. Lo iusuro cspl race and 81 the' arc
n many other much Ia sres snd impo tsnce
tsch. to beyond tho winning Of the Itself lh-y
viii siat s y m .,,, , xx
Boals from Janrrsl ct p and from ''th-s, sseiy
., mnuea rrain leaves ilun.ors Point at a. Faro te
"'''' JOSEPH CROCHERN Msas<er
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~ BONDS all ihe yari issues Inc udng those oi the
Junction aud the o.do NoiusJ and Cleveland Esilfod
Comrarie. ,asy be CONVERT ito the SINKING ~ NJ
MOkIO AGE BONDS when rfeseued Ia sums OF Sl"o :"
VEWMlIlE Co ~. "a Wal-st y A.. OF TO tne und'f.
sisn.3 st Cltvrl,ad Ohio The 81 king Fund Musle
Bonds may be res,erea of the cwr,r on ape'
-rt,,n 4, II. G.. LUCE, TressneL
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,,ort-tl)ar0ens' Notlre.

----- STATE NKw YORK.
PoRr-W.RDE>s OFFICE No. iot Wallst
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
~ ,,,u Of the hc r4sSed April IA, 1887 eotitied Al
" nsors,ui,- the w srctsns Ohc- Of the Port OF New
&C.. 40 sli penons interested IN, having chrge Of tks
h,, mater c such iuqury examination, survey tA1
,h follow ing vessels under eEsalnaon by the Port
ivst.ns that the st examinations viii bs
boara snid sr'ses: . xy
Brk Johsp No. =
Bark ic1iugtpn.
Bti- Ncstf p
Bi: l. l. N-vus.s... ~
bfig ahvCs. Queen.
Lone
VIM IL BURLEIoH Prssde"
J. Ay9's HaRRInAs. Secretary
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11rofcssional Aotitcs.

y,DWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
IL scsI.L and Operating aud consulting Sugeo" No :.
aOns the more ob'cur- dsea .s OF
80 - " ii, y;.c.r. Rupiu- Piles, Vsioocre. aud Fnls
,J cr.J without the knife i.sturc. Ofce hours
ir,m 4 1, o ! 10 3, and ! to evening""
NOTICE.-Dr. G.. u. HAMNoNp lau,hor oi
II =. N.yyou. D.biiy" tc hss Ielnln.d from furoIe
- ma, bs consulted hitherto st NO. u East lih. mn
soa,s i,om M.ii.op Az, from to TO- 10 J. ara stoS
evening
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Copariuersljip llollres.

hISSOI I'TiON.-Th COPAKINERSIlP
~ heTsio'O emitting under ,ls iIn psmc DAntD &
IVlL~O, N,o il this day DISSOLVED. Mr PETER -.
WILSON f-ii IA 'fon tn The rrsisned " al con
tinue tho trs,De.s anufotwt1s snl iotns lruns
N .terla,. ~ the Old S,ald, No. 10 WilliNnst.
Now Yosk, May q. ibb2. DAF III e. "iLAoH.
al G. MORGAN
w, N.str Of ia. hrn of Win-ow auier Cob
STOCK, BOSD. snd NDIt -bhOhkB,
Ne. / ff,noy-r-st. (D,ar VAIN, h-w.f9fk
Uaed seci ics Of oil ciss'e- bought ana sod Re
iisb . iny,s acL's ~ i'd To- essaeA
ryNHE CO-PARTNERSiiii' heretofore existing
4 hrtweeu the sub.cdn-s under TIE brm 81 GAY
HOLLINGSHEAD E'-ctroty pen. tbi' daS dissolved ~
,u.us eo.,.nt To bash DO continued b. JAMES
IA UOLLINGSliEAO on hi. own account o. the old and.
',o, 81 A. 60 fuous Nov York aud he all tie
Iabiites ..d .ei,is. the ahai.s - the late hfm
Apil /, 1902. JOY o.. or; ,,,o,,r,n
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Comueaciug May !, 1907 ,,oD>-Y,
.rr,u RANGEMENr for CALIFOKNlA

NEW AkhANULMbNi Ioi .Nn,n,c6.,i,n 4 The
,",rhsr q neon. emigrstrg ~ the g''inI lhs uis'
S csiOais and British COluT9 rS[N r. ~ Ss frse,eo
Iii be 6i, patched nom New-ie eis sua l'' - N@
rec.yels H. tead &C three hsretooIe m ,h l., o.,
snsr d.v. cf d.psr'rre from Nssl or or 'ps sNnAY
,i sud 24th except wnea thee 9a,e evoSDHy GoIowir
for neen. ot pa age 'ff'' D. b. ALLEN, AGENT
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Duynina flnib, Oils, &c.

NRIyDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct from the manufacture" and wells snd
foT al, p Quantities 70 su Va prims shipping order al tho
y,,y lowest nuk,t rate. by sChikfttLiN BROTHERS
\ 90 Nos 4 10 anu I1k william ~. Ss~.fofx
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w Cor.aiu rises a. 3 o'clock
MONDAN.

ltIATER GARDEN.
~ FOURTH WGEk OP MISS BATEMAE.
YrlSUkD ASO INCREASING SUCC SIS
ReprosuCic1 II 1890 . - .
MONDA1 ENESIN6. May u
GERALDINE; o. LOVES VICTORY
Grt-ldinr % :. time ~ hos-ioIAl Mss bAIEHN
David. the Welsh fAid....... Nj A. !. btieIGgn
Ansslmo ,be rrior................J. w. W.lscs. jr
Ilnb.t the Cgussder r.................i.driI Adams
Gtmbo. tie eJrs'"r......,............... W Dfycs1
Edth, sisg,t Uerlli,ue............ II .. .hsniI-u
And a hlr cast hfor ,lout
noors ope, RI Overture At - hur Once open fron
"a I o 81 c.. seat. n.ai BE- secured a advance.
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w TED--AMERiCAN TELEGRAPH
w COMPANY STOCK. by ALBERT Il ElCOLAf'
No 50 Nilism-s',
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Giean,boais an0 Railroads.
VTETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

NFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
y0RCE STER PALMER, FITCHBURG, NASHUA,
LOWELL CONCORp. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INrERMtDIA POINTS
fle new and s'snBch SteoI'is n tie Norw ca live.
CITY or EOS. o. al CIli Or HEN-lORh,
ny. New. York day tSunc.y eyc~ptsd at o'cock P IN
hom Pier 10. % North tiVel Tot Of NestTy'si,
FOR NEW LONDON,
Ger. ennecting with III Steamboat fess 1rsin Tor the
yeye points Norwich No-cr-rr, boston NoTce'r
Worcester Nasl ua ana New i.oI Solr.r Il ioo1s.
iIeis. take at tbs lowest For infoT al Inquire
q L > MARTIN. Agent o. the fier
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A. NJ. HEhwiS AuGuonee..
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build

- >o' 5s and so broadway sslss Of booss Sts
tonery Piciures WORKS ~ Art Fsacy Goods FnTntno &c
MONDAY EVEVIN0 MhY r. M7UCLOCK.
CHOICE PRIVATE LibRAFY Of vsusbic and stand,rd
Works including many In the German e1d French languages
Also variety Of expensively ,arsted Books embracing
6u- copy Of B"yjrps Sh,kosp-ae. wis fohs morocco
the British Pets In ll3 vois, ao hItcaf; Book oi 9o
original tclog by tho Old ils,ers folio, morocco &o &c
Csogue' ready and tho books view at tho Sales
rooms . - -
TUESDAY EVENING, Nay II. at o'clock.
SHELLS MINERALS AND ANTIQUE SlDFbDARD--
Ths Shells number sbont 100 specin'ns the Minerals
s5out 2.SN Collected dnriag maLy y'ss with much care
BON IN Europe atd america The sideboNt Is beanDu'y
iuid with carved IVORY 'epresep,g Orirn, mythology
d msd~ 4 he i-linds the Coast VI Hindos
ton. All are on exhibition at the Sile-roons
~ ROTH, Auctioueer-will sell THIS NON
kLs DAY at lni ococt preciscy eleear. Household
FCEhifUHE No 1l9 Wet betwreG 3ih and bt'ays
Furniture Gla.- China d syerwarc ivory soir Cutlery
&c. Sale positive.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
~ Tho Thirty SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF the N.iousl Acadsmy q Des.su consisting OF oss
Work. - Living Auit,. Is NOW OPEN, 10. th. s
Single Admission. 23 cssts 4. ADDISON kiChA"D'' wv
responding Secretary N. A.
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ya,0F NAZAAR for the Benefit of the Colored
u.,h,n A.'i"n' :. now ope, at Mozart Hnli, No @ eeS
Lroaiway opposite Bond ST.. aad "I. ~. .o,etsa
wveI The patronage OF the public |" te'PsS"~1 ''N-'"
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rlec:vely IL tsaa 6. e., Nev.Yok on the l. sh,
,i sud 24th except wnea thee eNoEDHY folosir-
t0r ne,.n. 2, - age 'ff' D. b. ALLEN AGENT
,oxnov Trurlroy-R Retam tickets to London ans back
f:a,c,,', f,,TnsN Z WyFEKTY To LIVERPOOL, touching
on..n.oxIn (Co-k IIrrborl--1hs Livsrpoo. New
SosS ad Thsdelphis se~m'lP COMPANY ~ era ispsc
"t Saturday, May ~
FfbINBU6GH. :......... Saturday Msy a.
Or syery " succeeding SATURDAY. noon, from Pier
No u North Ri'eL - .
x,ssr clBIN.........E7S sTEERAGE..........ss
u. C.tu 20 London 81 SeeTsgs 20 Lonaon.....". %
E', Sso 10 na,n5: S5 st.srasS to hsoars " IS
'P,.sn.er, also forwarded hsvre Bremen Rotterdam
iysfrooi or Oneeu.O.gn: Is, Cabin s5 4s5
ard So steess. i'oa kivefpSS, 80. tT,m opsses
ss5inF people 20 sesd for .ii-is friends.
Ties. Sesuer have s.g";; :cmmGdaaons ior ps''en;
r., strongly bait n Wae .tifh' Iron Sectors. and
by Psent IRE Anuibla;o.a EIpeienced Saiseen' are
" furter hibernate. spPy 10 Nve,poo . wLiA1 vi,
tCTN 20 Il Tnoci" qr.re in Qreens'ovn 20 {. i W
D. SEYMOUR Il Co.. IL London u Lls ~ e MACEl No.
I,sJ 70 EouIre; in rsi,delrhia to JOHN O. DALE 10.
ii asnuts or at the carpanJ's Ohcs.
JOHN 0 DALE. As,nt. NO % Broadway y. T.
TlHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
rwEns k135Sk RoxAH ~ k6 STFA<sbT5j lSr6j1 CALLING
AT CORR EAE3OR ~
AND EgTWEEN EOS tJN AND LIVERPOOL CALI
1N,f A. HALIFAX AND CORK HARboR
GOTTA Capt Jpdk;sh CHlHA Capt Anderson
PERSIA, Capt Lott ASIA. Capt. COX.
ARAblA, Cspt Stone EUROPA Cart. j. Lcich
AfktCa Capt shannon CANADA. Capt. MrI.
AMERICA. Cspt Noodle. NlsGARA, g., a. Eyrs
AUNFHALASiAN
Tre. vessels carr ces, sBiie Ugh; mssLead recn Oh
asrbo.rd bow red on DoTi bow
ykOs Ngw"IOHA TO Liy ZRFOoL-
ShsiGscsss
TKoN BOSTON TO LIvERroOL-
(lef sDiD fask-2e..
secOlc CsDu Iasta2e. a2e........................ %
fNFKlC ~ hoceir .lnsvrs BO day, Nay a
ITsTRA ASIAN ArotIson New-YOrk Ueiuss5sy May 4
EA8ARA .,svc. Dos'on. cdle>d-y Nay p
kDTiA Ju2tins...icaves .e.-4 ok Nssgssday June
IrHOPA laavcs Rost Wednesday June II
flPsIA lesv"s New York rlresd-y june
hKCA shsnnon. ieayes ,son. " ednrsdsy June rs
CTlSA Anderson. ..lesse NeSs York. "Wednesday July
fs-b rot secures ur'i pso Tor.
lEeoerienced Surgeon % board
owners these shits will not he accountable for Cold
iErer Buion Specie Jssely, fTecou. Stones M-Is,
-,s Hs Of sdre tAereiOi Gno te Value thereof
aefein expressed. For FT-ix OF fsssase, apiiyto
T.. CUNAND. NO Bowling Eeen.
l1OR BORDEAUX.-The A brig BELLE
or THR 5Af. Hoio sss. mssser, viii haye d.psich.
ior freight o. passage appy to WM. j. DEWEY Co, 40.
kNsH-t
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IRVING UALL-GRhND CONCERT.
1 TUESDAY May ll lS62 tn OpDltE TNOMASS
GRaSD VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
IN. ioil9wirg stninr.t artists vii appear:
NINE EUGENIE De bUSStk n
SIR. BRUNO WOLLESHAUPT,
ge.srs w MASON. , Is. MILLS,
X. UOLDKECK l.. HARTMAN.
r. T0uLMIN Hsipit.
TIE TEUIONiA CHORAL SOCIETY.
GRAND ORCHFSI IRA or tO PkhfORMERS, with
a nsvel and attractive prog ANNE
Mr JOSEPH NOLL
Tickets each to be had 1t the ptiLcipsi Music Stors
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,OR NTWBURGH, POUGHKEEPsIE. AID

4 kONDOuT. landing at Gra.sy Point, tof'ens Ns'i
fe'ni Cod ss..na Cornwall New n anbur.s aud NtC1
ssL way. The and elessl, steamer MAhf fon kLL
tsr. 4. l. Aa3 viii esye GOT ol Jsy-st tN.-Hi
kfIERSOON al 3. o'clock p. Returning. wlh leave
tea4,us q, q PousbAeefe, at D. and Ae"Oursh' At
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HUDSON RIVER RATLROAD.-FOrALBA-
a ~ aud Troy CONNgcTlHG WITH TRAINS
bOHlH 81 WFsr. TrAias leave:
., !rom Ch4nbefs-tt From rD'h-st.
aiSs5 and Il a m aad .: 1.2S l:25 d. n. an1 IS and
.@Gi5p m 5:lSp no.
'o s-d Ajsay with sleep lO,o Sunday, incllaoa)
.hg ar !1:l5 Q. "a.
f'aiits.p.ie train. At r. 925 u and las and 40
- .Ha 6:i5 = pm.
krtn usin. 81 q. m
'''''s4 i's!n J:45 = m and ass p.
I-s siagt.I. 5:JDp. 1:l0 a. ~, aud s:25 p. N.
ii, Hsil 40 n., ord $40 aud 5.J5 - ~. aid 1856
" "a p. ~.
A. :. SMITH Superintendent.
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CT0NINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- ION NEW-LOSDON, sGONIN6ToN PROVi-
ptNCE SEWPOl,T TAUHT on snd hEW-BipF ldIl
lts -. bdid stcsaers COMMONWE LTH AID Ply
DlIh RICK wiIl Save Pier 40 N y. r.. foot 0. Cout
SG.t. DAILY ts1cept auldayi as o.
4izt Isen low as by sny ctaer line. Obce ci Com
Ny no. lis West-si-. cOfLsr Of ConftisHd. -.
". -. EDWARDS, AGENT
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DITVSBURGH. FORT WAYNE AM

< CAoO RAILWAY CO.-TAe undersigned viii puf,
ones, Coupons falling due Ia. jay aud is August nelt o.
the fr, Mortgage BOND. Of the shovr nsmed hAiw.J Com
rtBy, less The interest r. the uneK piied tine. -
- NISSLpW, LkNlrR Co
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u 1EnNINUs-pasenger Depot James slip and foo, Of
a"h st, 4. Rats for Geenpor, Si' uaIbor Orient
and Hamptons; at IL m and asa for Syosset at $3.50
y IN. for Greepport; Il. p m for Heu pstoai
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,ovnor rvyur,rloy-Reinm tickets to London ans back
q stc,.ss alsa, third.cls.s. : g. oo, >.
sTTTTaN WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching

Al svfry sIcCttIIIB ~ : I'7-fI' ~ "777' 1---'
No "a NoI.h RiveL
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men in search for the rich prizes to be
fCand in English vessels. Like .swarms
Of rovers would issue from English
harbors 10 prey upon our commerce., and
the rich carrying trade of the world
would fall mainly into the hands of the
French and Dutch. When peace shall
finally be restored, and the little doubt-
full poin Of international law settled,
England and the United States will be
degraded from their prominence, and
France will be the leading commercial
nation Of he world.
1t is to be hoped that the common
sense Of the two communities will save
US from the unreasonable evils Of a WY
between us. This country cannot desire
war with England at any time, and
especially not at the present time. If
the English people are content to have
our naval vessels treat her mercan lie
ships as her crisers have always treated
our merchantmen, there can be no ground
of quarrel be wecn us. But if ihey seek
by mere bubble to force us to conduct
different from that which they practice
toward us, then they viii find among us
spirit no; inferior 20 their own. They
should remember from whom we are
descended. Sooner than yield to them
any concessions not required by fair
in expectation of The law of nations, We
shall accept the awful consequences of
Il war with them. The feelings of our
people is well expressed by the remark
Of one of our merchants, the head of Il
firm that owns as fine lot of vessels as
sail out of this harbor He says, /"
have eleven ships on the line between
his port and Liverpool, and [ would
sooner see them all rot at the wharvcs
than to have Mason and Slidcll surren-
dcrcd. "-Sc'emfc Hmerican.
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War with England.

The commercial shipping of the world
amounts to about fifteen millions Of tuns;
Of which England has about five millions,
the United STATES about five, and all the
rest OF the nations combined about five.
The nation ranking next 10 England and
the United States is France, the COM
mercial marine Of which country amounts
to about one million of tuns. A war
between England and America would be
a war upon the ocean, and would result
in the utter destruction of the shipping
of DO. h nations. The vast industrial
resources of these two great communities
would be directed mainly to this work Of
destruction. England has just refused
to accept our assent to the abolition or
privateering, and all sees would soon be
swarming with our clipper tips and
steamers amply armed and crowded wi h
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To REMOVE CHAFF FROM ANIMALS Eyes
Mr.. Z. S. Todd states in the Ohio Farmer,
that he had a valuable COW which became
partially blinded with oat chaff, and tried the
various remedies commonly prescribed, but
30 no effect. He then took silk pocket
handkerchief, drew it tightly over the end of
The forcfinger, and after raising the eye lid as
much as practicable, thrust the covered
finger carefully into the eye. The chatf
o lhcring to the silk was at once removed.
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which case l should think these brave
fellows arc fully entitled to l., as he is
now safe on board this ship, and will be
sent North by the first opportunity.
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nation--namely, the liberation of four
gentlemen and their delivery to your
lordship, in order that they may again
be placed under British protection, and
suitable apology for the aggression
which has been committed.
Should these terms not be offered by
Mr.. Seward, you will propose them to
him.
You are at liberty to read this dos-
patch to the Secretary of State, and, if
he shall desire it, you will give him a
copy of it.
l am, &C., RUSSELL.
, 1862-09-20


CAvALRY.-Capt. Curry advertises for
volunteers in Company E, Oregon Cavalry.
He proposes to increase his company to the
maximum standard, and requires about 25
men to complete it.
KILLED.-A man named Charles Mason
was killed at the Cascades on Saturday last
by the falling of butts upon the railroad
bridge, on which he was engaged at work.
SANITARY FUNDs.-The subscription
to the U. S. Sanitary committee fund in
Oregon has reached upwards of $4,000
GOLD DUsT.-The steamer Oregon on
her last outward trip from Portland to San
Francisco, took $246, 900 in gold dust.
LEwIsToN.-Lewiston is reported ex-
cessively dull Judge it must be so, for
the Golden Age records only one shooting
affair during the week.
AMENDMENTS to the Constitution of California
were adopted at the late election, providing for
biennial sessions of the legislature four years
term for the Governor; makes elective the Of
flee of Secretary of State; abolishes the court of
sessions; makes separate election day for Judg-
es; and five instead of three justices of the Su-
preme court, who are to hold office ten years.
, 1862-09-20

The RACE CoURsE.-We are informed
by Mr. Porter, the proprietor, that his race
course is now in running order, and that
notice will soon be given Of the 4" fall ra-
.ces." We are informed also that Jockey
Club is about being organized-consisting
of number of our citizens, who intend
giving "purses' to be run and trotted for.
The course is situated about three miles
from town, on the Wallula road
, 1862-09-20

Legal Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County Of Wala, Walla,
A. Wyatt, Plaintiff In the District
VS. Court Of the First
George Green, Samuel Johnson, Judical District
and John A. Simms. Def 'ts
To SAMUEL JOHNSON.
" OU are hereby notified that A. Wyatt the above
Il named Plaintiff has filed his complaint in said
court against you and the other defendants above
named, which shall on to be heard at the first
term of the court which shall commence more than
than three months after the 18th day of July 1862
and unless you appear at said term and answer,
the same will be taken as confessed and the prayer
thereof granted
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to re-
cover the sum of five hundred and eight dollars and
interest thereon from the 26th day of May, 1852 at
three per cent per month"; on promssory note made
by defendant Green and you for said amount, paya-
bic to said plaintiff and endorsed by said defendant
j. A. simms, dated April 28th, 1862, and due twen-
ty-ive days after date, and costs Of suit.
GEORGE g. SPARKS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Dated July, u, 1862. 3OmS.
, 1862-09-20

FROM S1MooE.-A gentleman recently
over firm Simcoe informs us that prospect
ing parties have lately found gold on almost
all the streams in that vicinity, and between
that place and Vancouver. A number of
the prospectors informed him that four and
five dollar diggings had been found on sew
-eral of these streams.
, 1862-09-20

DEcIsIoN.-The suits in relation the
city property of this city and adjoining
lands, pending betweenJ. G. Sparks and
E. H. Baron, and Sparks and the city of
Walla Walla we're decided at the Land Of
fee, at Vancouver, last week; the former
in favor of Baron, and the latter for
Sparks.
, 1862-09-20

DISTRICT CoURT.-The District court
will meet in this city on the third Monday
of next month
, 1862-09-20

PRIVATE SCHooI.-Mrs. Finn will open
a private school for girls and young chill
dren, on Monday next, in the building in
which her former school was taught, at the
lower end of the city, near the Methodist
Church. Tuition fifty cents per scholar
per weekZpayable weekly.
, 1862-09-20

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE DALLEs.-The
town of Dalles is said to be making more
rapid strides in the march of improvements
than ever before.
, 1862-09-20

SUsPENDED.--We understand that Indian
Agent Barnhart has been suspended from duty
until such time as an Investigation can be had in
to his aecounts.-.Nountainee
If the charges that are made against him
prove true on an investigation of his ac-
counts he should be 8" suspended" by the
neck 49,
, 1862-09-20

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
our old patrons and the public of Oregon and
Washington Territory generally, that after two years
business we have established trade and facilities for
importing line of goods that defes competition !;
also, that selling goods in line at San
Francisco Prices, and guaranteeing them to be
genuine; our stock being at all times subject to the
strictest chemical analyzation.
No Trade Solicited Except in Fine Liquors.
, 1862-09-20

New Messrs. Shepherd,
Cooper & Co. have established new let
ter and treasure express between this city
and Powder river and Granite creek. They
intend to travel by the new trail, and will
make weekly trips.
, 1862-09-20

"AFEERD. The vote in San Francisco
and many other towns at the late Califor-
MIA election is reported as unusually small,
and the reason alleged is that many per-
sons were afraid of being drafted for
should draft be ordered the list of per-
sons liable will be based upon the poll
lists
, 1862-09-20

Nor DEAD.-A correspondent of the
Sacramento Union says Ned MCGOWAN is
not dead, as published short time ago,
but thatIhe is now with Sibley's command
in Arizona.
, 1862-09-20

CALIFORNIA ON LEGAL TENDER-The
supreme Court of California has decided
that legal tender notes cannot be taken in
payment of State taxes. This decision vir-
tually makes these notes worthless so far
as their circulation in California is con-
cerned.
, 1862-09-20

ANOTHER HUGE SoUAsH.-Mr Walter
R. Davis, told us the other day that he had
beaten the squash spoken of in our paper a
few weeks ago, by at least twenty pounds
He claims the prize for Oregon in the pro-
duction of huge squashes.
, 1862-09-20

OREGON LEeIsLATUnE.-The Oregon
Legislature organized by the election of
Joel Palmer, Speaker of the House, and
DIR. Bowlby President of the Senate.