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AdmlmlstratOr's Notice.

TIME undersigned having been appointed by the
Probate Court Of Thurston County, W. r.,
kdmlalstratrx Of The estate Of Rev. r. =. Evans,
deceased, hereby givos notice 70 oil pcraons know
ing themselves indebted TO said estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons having claims
against said estate ate requested 70 pfsaspt tho
same within the time required BY law, or they will
be forever barred.
SARAH r. EVANS, Admiuistratrix.
Olympia, ". T., July J, 1858. 3i:iw
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At the land Office at OLYMPIA, commencing on
Monday, the Mirtsenh (l3sh) day Of Juiy merit, for
the disposal Of the public lands heretofore nnof-
fcrcd, situated in the following townships and
parts of townships, viz:
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
Meeting OF the Brooklyn MIX DcaAexs'
ADVANCE IN THE PRIoS or MILK.

Meeting OF the Brooklyn MIX DeaAexs.
ADVANCE IN the rRIos or MILK
A meeting of tbo principal Wholesale milk dealers "a
Rsooklyn was held at Montague Hall on Thursday
evening Mr. Ephgaim Stel called 10 the char, ana
M Abraham Kipp was appointed Secretasy
Mr. Jehu COVERT stated the object CT the meeting = %
10 iucroase price per quart, which was reodesa n
0essary N consequence of the increased rates ae ~
feed lie moved the appointment Of acommlt1ce " '''
10 dratt resolutions - camn
The following gentlemen anrosnted a, eap sh
bell lc7sa Mott Israel Nlnfort John Novere a' a. a.
ham Kipp They retired aud renahsu apSo.is s a. ,na
considerable time. On their return uiey. P'ss -
follow ing for consideration -. :, r,.s ana all
whcrets owing 10 the advanced price o eca - 49, - ~ y
afeles m sousnop Ion t has become NECESSARY 'oiasS
she rrce OF mix lhoT@nfc, o.-.., ,ssq tha p.,.o
Rasoyed That and after ottQbor J. looo, w. n..e
,ytn ~ ceus quart 10 laa'os ahu nv" ana
snlf cents al wholesale, unti iuEtbcf hotico -.
on,o remarks were made ~ two or lhfee 20 the ser'
~, nr,eo should inCrca ed 10 eight cents or rant
IN cents wholesale bat The Secretary reina keu
,n-t 4 they put il ap high they would 1850 some o
lr bae customers ho might take The condensed arti-
.lc irsiald ~ country ms, Which they sapphed rms
aa ~ ooct and sEe resolution as presented was unani-
mssy adopted, -, ..,-.,,,s 90,
a areraneut ogai ltioa and 10 roy all dealers aDseli
IL h. prsefs Il the nxt meeting, which is 20 take place.
Oh Monday 1yeaiag u1St.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
stagRIAGEs AND DEATHS.
MargIc,I.

q
Fru--PAiasn -At San Francisco, en- wednesday, sep.
telher % Mr e. q. llift, OF crawford, G W. 70 slLES
May snO5na daughter OF William Palmer Esq, OF James
iowa, Y. Z. r.,
ittsrgs-I Itsr gow AT Eorwak, Cour. On thursday
gljt.r,iar NY scv. Joe. Anderson, Mr. MNor Y r.
" . Nea, entaaE - Ass fauiE z, IiEBnow, ci NOR
N.ti., s.
isutYty--No; y--At Peth Me-, on Thursday, sersem
s VI ~ ~ Rev, y. Whttssey, D. iaNslSd LAMBERT, u
BIO Siya, 20 ANN x, taus sster Of Jonn boycy, Sl Oh
fhS fttia0r place. -...
MRAp~-Bauc4.--In y Brooklyn, on Thursday, september
"a IN tho Rey L. J. Weed, Jeis W MEAD, OF New YORK
y JutA youngest daughter OF John Bruce. OF Brook
norsr-C Coyrn---on Thursday, September II, by the
II . R,n Hqvt CsRlEs W. MORSE 10 HARkiET daughter
OF Rent toyte Fsq ;, both OF this city.
prArr--llyrTsR AT Chelsea Mass, on WEDNESDAY ,
sortcmber 90, by the Rev. A. T. Mascn, d. d., Mt.
Ioypfl A. paArf, OF Boston, to Miss MARrS LOUISE,
aug or o John 4 Ritter, United States Navy, OF Brock
iyn, n \. rr,, c..,,.
xyukRpr-Rg gsEYwRRER.- ON Wednesday. September
o3 by tho Rev. Mr.. Stobnann, at the 81. Msthews
rharch aEe street, Nc Jona REiSlaRpr, Jr, collector
OF Union townshp, TO MISS MAGGIE REsxNwETR, all Of
Union Hill. n. j.
Buffalo papers please copy. .
SsIMoSLsioi AppEg-IOn Thursday, September "a, at
ST. ceorge church. stGyyesant sqsarc by Rev. stephen
II. ryng D D., MIR EDWARD jErfR0 anS SALsoN 10 MAY
HaayEY laughter Of Peter Mctaadan Esq, all OF this
cky. =,
surcb OF ;he Messiah by tho Raw. Dr. Thral SAMUEL M
WariSG 10 :. JENNIE GABLE, all OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

morning at ten clock Carriages VIII DC =. sls "sp
Tor ;r,cnds oaying New York in the seven A. " ha ,
Wnrs On Friday. Se3tember 70, ittSs 70 w !"
tey,s j. White in tha SAN year OF ner ago
k,t,cs Of The tuDera NM be gwen =,
,pn Yssaey the oly Of Charles and Mary feFoufy,
aged months and Q .ays-
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGB AND PEREnPTORY
N SALE or FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
he uroperfy ~ n family leaving city.


MAGNIFICENT PARL0R FURNITURE.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIAEOFOKTE.
VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM GARPEIn
RICH CUT GLASS. CHINA AND SILVER WARE
TABLE CUTLERY. 60, &c.
ROTH Auctonesr, will SOL this day tSaturday Sept
3D. at u o'clock precisely the entire contents Of the aud
ell residence las West Eighth street, Clinton place.
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The auct would call the attcntion OF res In want
Of rsl Lss fTni TO the above SALE Which comprises
the most beautiful lor, Chamber and Dning Room Fur
nitsrc Tered Mt auction this
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
consisting OF two elegant Psslnr Sus coynre with French
silk bro al Of the richest description ensh suit consists Of
medaion back aofs Arm Chair one Reception and
ownerI Rosewood Etagerch Turkish Easy Chairs and
Lounges cavered wh silk rosewood Centre and
Pier rAhes. Mirrors, Oh Paintings Bronze Clocks, rich
China asd Pariaa Vases Paror Ornaments Broeatel aud
Lace Carains king Reception Chairs Velvet and Tapestry
Car,eis shadea Chess Table, Chande iers, &c.
STOOL AND COVER.
An elegant Instrument rou richly carved legs
aud fun all modern improvements.
CHAMBERS AND DIhiNG ROOMS
Handsome suit black walnut Furniture. hne SOFA one
Armchair six oval back Chairs covered IN green vel.
vet reps; wooi an black walnut Bedseads Bnrfals,
Nashsiands, Co and Booksands Lounges, Chairs,
Rockers covered IN haircloh; Mirrors Clocks Shades Cur
ains six Hair and Spring Mattresses made to order; Ex'
tension Table, twelve oak Dining Chairs rich bohemian
ann Frncn CHINA Tea Ssts crystal cut ana engraved DE-
cantefs. Carahs Gobes Chanpagnes. wines, Tumb era
Ireserve nishea, Finger Bowls Fruit Sand silver plated
Tea and Table Spoons Forks Tea Service, ivory
Pnras from distance assured that THIS gale win posi-
lively lake place. rain shine. No poponement any
account Responsible men will be In attendance cart,
pack or ship goods for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
EXCURSIONS.

j 4 deGhl-ihe fast sailing sea steamer L. BOAEDMAN,
Captain rhnmas Mar hall. VIII make excursiua 10 the
above hnts sunday Sepembr ~ leaving f.s, OF jack
son street East river, At O'Clock, feuk slip 80; Spring
stret, Eurth " pier No North river, IoU BAR
and Lines on board uni chare Of Ihomes Shadwiek
CanR Richard Yates. Francis Piiips, COmmOdores ".
Phillips. Steward Fare for tho excursion 81. The we'll
known pilot Anderson Cowell accompanies the boat and
puts her on the ground. NJ E,No small boats allowed
board.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

Claimants win be required 10 prove ownership of the
property DESTROYED the acts In relation 10 It's dcsfacen
and the value OF the property.
The above named persons with their Witnesses arc insii
cd 70 attend.
ELIJAH y. PURDY,
JAMES DAVIS. s,.c,.,
AUGUSTUS wsIsMANF, coSp%,,ise Spec,a,
SMITH Ely, JR., SS'""'"se''
ORiSON BLUNT,
RosKar G. HBrcsaGs. se rotary
nav Yoas. Sept %. 1888
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
EKPR EsSEs.

QURNHAMS FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE, lis
ID West Eleventh street, between Fifth and Sixth
and stripped TO all parts OF the world Covered waSons
for removing furniture 70 and from the country. F1rp
ture stored.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
TIE LECTURE sEAsoN

JMroRrlyr !.sCtUREs DAILY, 20. UENrLgMFy
l oniy, ~ @c New ycrk dse,un q AfA.s W = '- ~
~ay. f~t'ica Wn4fic to atiruTtncss lsttNt~ caN
gorvaul. rrr,ipt CT w csrts .ddf9ssnn ~,
lhs New lNrx Ntscu a of lsiomy
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
NlILIx1N ERY.

MILLx1NERY.
NINE. GIELEsPIE. LATE OF NO 4O7 BROADWAY.
iu wona,nform her customers and ladies generally that
her Dressmaang and Pattern Rooms have been removed to
s Broadway Ladies' wfnhing superior work and cHquisey
fitting dresses should by all call at this estab
superior Taylors Tho cniy perfec,
stem, talRht
AIRS J. REID BEGS LEAVE 70 INFORM THE la.
N dies Of her opening of FaH Millinery Thursday,
October 1853 at gil Fourth street, second block west 0f
broadway
IL FEATHERS,
FLOWERS
SILKS, TELYETS ARD LACES,
MILLINERY GOODS,
among which will oe found OF the cheapest otsold nt
auction this season, and which WIN sell at vefy small
advance on 5be cost 70 the trade.
$50 Canal street, corner Wooster.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
CoaponATION NOTICES.

l Boari OF superyisors to examine exs mais q. nst
ne county for dmages alleged TO have ecn by te
Jury buiing orSoiher rial person.
property In consequence Of the roent rkts will hold
Getting at tAe Chamber of the Bog, Of Superv
" CITY fau Monday. Sept u lsG3 ~ o'clock r. NJ 10
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

NHRs. oowA puvAL BusINEss AND MEDIC AL
Vl Cla rvoyant havnRconclnded 10 In
during the coming winter win receive calls from ladies
Sixth and Seventh avenues Ladies should bear mind
that Mrs Dnya tho only genuine Independent Cary
Who advorses the Herald and the only person in
the i who give correct Information OF property
absent friends, law suits and business generally
Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
G. BAKER & CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
~. MAGNlFiCETT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC. AUCTION
the property OF a ami lrarsug. f.ie t4t.
THIS DAY (SATbt.i) 80. SEHT. 20,
at The elegant residence As N.et sAaeBh street. bet1

THIS DAY HATbADt|i. sEgT 20,
at The ea Residence As N.e Aaebth street, between
Flth aAi Sxtt
SALE TO COMMENCE AT ltts O'CLOCK.
Tho nuctioneer would call ratc etrtioa OF his
friends ant the public 10 th} sale tn catalogue comprising
the 81 roest assortment Household Furniture
ollie red auction this The house furnished
months aco for the present owner and Il in excellent
order Sale perempory E1e house for sale let All
goods must be paid for within foryc;h hours after tie
The sale will commence in the dining room
superb carved oak Bn1et. Extension Tablr, Linen,
Silver Ware, rich glassware Elc China Dinner set
200 pieces: Sheffield Table Cutlery Mirrors ier ind Mante
Nlrrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets, couches
DRAWING ROOMS.
Two magnificent S ss, covered vita brocatel Centre
Tables staary marble tops Secretary and go0kcasa lined
with superb staggered with plate glass
Mirrors Brocaie and Lace Curtins, Cornices Mandolin
Cabinets. Encoiynures, Card and Chess Tables, Ebony
Reception Chairs, covered with tapestry richy decorated
Bves. China Vases OIL Paintings by eminent artists, two
match Paintings by Cole Assumption BY Lecard Frns and
Flowers by Kensett bronze and mnrhe Sauary. Clos ks
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTB,
superior instrument made by city makers. Canterbury
French cloth Cover and Stool. Chamhcls4s0sewooi and
walnut Bureaus Bedsteads, Wardrobes Anlore aelaec,
hair and spring Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Sheets
Cornterpanes, Mirrors Also large assortment Of Base
mont and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
sSEAMnoATs.

LroR nPtDoEf0Rr->pAtLX LINg-ruE STEAMER
II BRiGEPoHf leaves ~ q last fiv-r. daiiy, at ~
iocs noon arritng IN Br geror, Ia ne 10 connect wh
thu uous 4lr, kaugntuck NJ haNen aui tAgOrd tai
reads aso the Shore Lane 1 % bru1s snd New London
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

"a Sn FER TON.-PURE LgHrGU AID RED ASH
go ~ Family Goal re.crccnpd FROM yard, Furnace,
'rato ani Rse mo brst In te market Asn Iehsh aud
LscAawannA Chesnui and Pea Coal ~ the ton or
&. H. HOLDEN,
7T Canal street between Broadway and Coast ca Rasl
Foureegt ia sigce,, ana % New Chtmbers street
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
ARTROi.OaY.

4 BUSINESS AND MEDICAL, CLAIKyoYANT. Wao
N has no equal In America and 10 the lady who frst ad
fercd pevuon who surpass giving
formation on sst stolen goods lawsu absent friends
natter bow seTious sne can alay for you She also
Ths is hanbug does shc wish % impose he
wary Please test her skill This lady also manufactures
eckles and sunburn renders skin perfect
y sot and smooth highly perfumed and elegant Article
fol the toilet Ladies' try Please remember this s the
IN" moss Uromnent cSysns Of New Sl.dsehs
Boston and other cies Gall and satisfy yourselves 0nce
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

EIRNRy O. GORDON, THE PHYSICAL AND TEST
medium has returned to his fooms 2ll Sixth avenue,
where he offers his Professional services to all who
= 70 me psS% S% % spai pnsnomsna gyen IN his
senngs Also private sitings daily. from 10 A.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

ITRIDEHBERo'S EAGLE LOAN OFFICE, REMOVED
,o Canal street near Bowery, advances literally on
Diamonds. Watches Jcweirv, Silver and Plated Ware,
Guns Pistols Sewing Machines wearing apparel ami all
articles Of value. business confidential charges mode.
rate Open daily.
DAwNBRoKERs TICKETS PURcHAsED-oF CLOTH.
ing ac large lot Of ar,, class Co,hn for sale: va
simerc Pants, %; sattnet 81; Yeats, 81
GEO. LEvlE, at Broome street
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

po0AKEEPf.G AND BUSINESS AFF.Tas
New and beautiGal clitiong 3.
MAIsHs WORKS oS BOOKKEEPING, y.s:-
AAkSiiS ENbhoF ~ DOGB Bi.E Ky, 2yo, plntt !
IN c0lDrs go pa ... IS
MSRsii's 60 hsE o. gsi,GLE IN syo.. printed "
mARsHs BAHK B00KsERPiNG. 4.o, pfimtci In :"
,,colos, go %
MARSH : set oi BLANK BOOKS fer 81, DENTS sI 70
!
Reuit'oi ly mai nee, oa receipt OF price
sold a. MARSH private Commercial eocgr 5IG Byoae-
way, II.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

A GENTLBMAN REOENTLY FROM TIE WAR, OF A
IN and sypath etic temperament, having female
aquanance In this city. desires 10 become acquainted with
fair lady, between twenty and twenty Eve years ae
VT matrimony. Having himself lperenced the
fauss ahor and dangers OF campaigns and therefore
OF the position Of those lett at home SYM
pathes and patriotism lead him 10 prefer widow
Address Returned oacer. boz No. IT'S Herald Office.
rTHR SUBSCRIBER, A YOUNG MAN, AGED D
wishes corfcspond with young lady aged about III
with view to marmony. She must be visac and Of
agreeable appearance and possessing
faculties Address, In confidence Festive, station b.
Grand stpeet
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO CORRESPOND WITT
N young woman widow. with WOW TO matrimony
She mhst be religious and Of healthy consultation Beau
~ not looked for Some means Indispensable Rnclos
carte devisiie Remember this IN In al honesty ddres
J. Il. Valentine West Wstcrvile, Me.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

NJ hALLoDFo%--AlEf oDEOs.
-iN 56} HROADNAY, 1f3 BRDADWA
IS PRihCE aIREEf q tkLf&CG STREE
GREAT ATTRACTIONS Ttlts EVENING.
HOST OF YDLGHTEEhs.
MIR. NJ. SOLOMON A*D MILE BIRCH.
Besides twenty aiiia and gentlemen in yagion, Sonea
Greatest llace OF AniuseInent Ia the world.
Wanted = few more ladies aarse re rry, uents.
CROW OED HOUSES. CROWDED HOUSE
Delighted audiences, Great ar. aasc
Solomon in hs Giost So &
Mlle Birch and Snomo1 IN the f1vis. .1e Chorus
ADM. SSfON FREE ADMISSION FREE.
GEO. 9. HEYDOy, Iessec and Manager
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

FuRsrrrRE,
OF NEW DESIGNS AMI superior woTkmanship--aI OF my
ufaciurcwhich WI sell nj Wholesale or retail AZ
Low FKlCEs fDA LASH
10 the stock will be found
PARLuR AND BEDROOM SUITS
o new heaufa STYLES which fa good taste IN asspn
cannot surpassed Ca and examine my assortment be.
FREDERICK KRurrNA
Nos - AMI 50 Eat iiousten sireut
between BowesJ and Second aytnrc.
rrvRStTuPE-I WANT 70 Rry PROM TtrrY ro
II huusan doilafs worth ~ second hand Furniture
Carpets aui Nfnrts. Any lAiy Or AChtcuan .saina
fci All and ,ast cnato mes by addressing J. o. n
5au iiu .spA sirs.b
rltIvrpY REnsrRku w,NrrN Any .H@
\ Ia Ing : seconI flW ~ 3Hi
EEr r. fct ern lNNfn a
is-p '~I 49, nsw i'lA lcst sg.s
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
LOAN OFFICES.

AT 7--MoNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA.
n monds. Watches, Jewelry Silver Ware Pianos, 0uns
Pistols ac or The same bought for cash II desired
aw nbrokers Tickets wanted. will pay tickets
for the above articles than DO obtained any other
place In this city Any persons having tickets sell would
10 well to CALL before ng .hom esewhese At n Beecker
streei, stairs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-24

We had the pleasure yesterday Of
calling At Col Johnson's Office in the
Capitol, adjoining the Adjutant Cen
erals Office. Tho Colonel is hard AZ
work in organizing his brigade Of cav
airy, which keeps him busy all the time.
As he has organized the largest and best
regiment cavalry in the service, we
have no doubt that under his com and
this brigade will DO equally IS effective.
The Colonel has been in the service,
and knows what II ia, and II any officer
can control aud bring under discipline
men, he is the one to do IL; and where
there is lighting TO DO done, be is always
rady. We would, therefore, recommend
all Tennesseans who wish TO enlist in
the cavalry service, to call and see Col.
johnson al the Capitol. II is his inten-
tion TO make the organization at the ear
lest moment practicable, when he will
be ready TO assist in relieving from the
hands of the rebel and oppressOr, his
beloved East Tennessee--the home of
many cxiles and refugees now in the
army. Will not all Tennesseans, and
especially those patriots from East Ten
nessee, who have been driven from their
homes, families, and Gresides, and all
that they hold most sacred and dear, rally
around his flag, and never see it trailed
in the dust, and under its broad folds
redeem, regenerats and disentbrlll"
from the footsteps of tho rebels the
Switzerland Of American"
The Coloners efficient Quart6rmaster,
1t John II. james, is ready to supply
evory thing that recruits may require, and
can be found at all hours at the Colonel's
Office.
" Then rally around tho flag, boysi"
" Down with tho traitor aud up with tho stars
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-24

ATTENTION, THE WHoLE.-The atten-
ton Of every patriotic man, liable to
military duty, especially Of those who
have an earnest wish 70 serve their coun
try, in the present war, is directed TO the
recruiting office Of It. Parks, at the Re-
corder's Court Room. He is engaged in
raising q company for active service, Of a
character which will afford ample oppor-
tunity for adventure. Some good posi-
tions may be obtained by early npplica-
ton. Each recruit will receive Joyty
dollars so soon as he is received. Go and
enlist Your country calls
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-24
GENERAL RAILROAD
AND
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O 81 Il I G Il.
No. IS
NORTH CHERRY STREET
Fourth Door From Union.

All poraons who design leaving the city by Railroad
eau purohase through tickets 20 New Yors, Phfa,
dolphin, Boston, ealtim re, Niagara alls Wash
ington city, aud all principal cities North Fast and
West, by the shortest most reliable rontos also
through Gets to Montreal Toronto, Quebec, and
all principal ciu in canada.
Discharged 80 diors can be furnished with through
iokets at Government rates
Tickets can be hal to all way Stations on the
Louisville and Ma hvi.le, rennesse and Alabama aud
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
FaiHs leave as Follows:
Ioulsvie ant Mas vlle,...............7 clock A. ".
Tennessee aud Ala anna .............S q Il OK, 4 NJ
Nashville ahd Chatttnooga......... 1870 8 "
omnibuses leave AL the principal Hotels 30 min
utes before the above mentioned times
Omnibuscs viii call at any private residence OF
hospital In the city, by giviu notice the day pre-
Vi, us 70 having.
Office E1out s. be Once l. opeu from
O'Clock. .. 81 to " O. look, r 81 daily Sunday
oXoeptedl aud sunday flon O'Clock to 10 o'clock
moruing and ev mug.
For further particulars call al the Office
". w. Craig,
General Railroad A !, Mt.
NASHVILLE, 1snnessee, June u ls0s--tf