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nothing else bit civil var. Il cannot be
supposed that thoss, OF all parties throughout
the country. who desire -il.s pEesezs A-loD
OF the Government. would quietly submit
10 see this- ,rondision Of things inaugufEspf;
knofing = they do, that aequiescensAia 4
-~uld be ths end of their institationsSs Con-
seqently. one acs Of force would invise an
oss,er: retaliation would eDgcnder f1dirsonal
violence, and the whole country would then
fee The pressure o. the iron heel Of war.
ard oar desoIns telds aud burning towns
power.
In view. then, Of esssquennes 20 certain
and so lamestable--of such universal ruin
nav We cot. in behalf Of all the vast and
f:omentons Interests u si4ke--slopiofs those
who have entered upon this career of' t1ad-
ness. 70 forbeat1 Let them discuss. with
full and unquestioned freedom, al toe meas
ures Of Government. and clsimzoi Mr.. Lay
coIS 70 reelection. Upon all these points
the friends Of Mr.. LIxcoLs are ready and
prepared TO meet them. and n, after fair and
manly and dgnifed discussion, they are beat
es. they will submit without munnur Rni
a. they value the pesce and happiness Of the
Nosthsrn states-ths se-nrity ard preserva-
ton Of thu Government-their own domssiic
quiet, and all that i valuable 10 the country.
OF Law. liberty aud popular right sc inPlore
them 20 fosbssr. II they do nes5ss surely
a. there Is God Ia Heaven. they wiz plunge
n all toto civil war. which will mark fs
track with blood
We charge nobody with the intention 70
bring All these horrors upon the country =
But We cannot shut our ears 20 tho constant
musterings Of the storm. or our eyes 70 the
scenes which are occurring. There Is dan
ger. and the sense etis isfslt By mes Of al
parties. The partisan demAgegue may deny
and prsvssieate about it,--for hefxpecis TO
be heaved up, from his Insignifcance. 10 ibe
ace.-but the peaceable ami quiet cit-
zen, who is attending % he 1sfn Legitimate
pursuits. does not now so 20 bed at night
without apprehension Of some future disIur-
bancs Hswoald be no party ~ rsuoh dis-
turbsnce. lie desires peace, and the secur
| ity which il always carries Withit. To that
class We appeaI--whosOever they may prefer
for the Presidency. The whole power Is IN
their hands. They can hush p,e elements ol
discord.--cAn drive away the stern-eIoud +
md teach all who would disturb lhe quiet ol
their firesides. lesson. which. in all the iu-
ture of their lives. they would never forget
II they will not be aroused 20 the necessity
of the crisis. God only Knows What u toibe
the fate OF our county. s
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ouKn Wax 70 ssrrIk As Exczsxes--It
appears fsem he V,sksoarg Hesr.Id Of he "a
a. exchange Of zone prisosers has bssa Ell.
fecicd - that Pc-s MAJOR shcrcy Rad been
badly treated a 1scksep sy she Confeds.
We les ne HsEeif t~is The b.i.Des:
rWhen ,he da<s a sxsh&nes for Ms,or
FeFion ses pfepo->t ne snthcsiti~s here
ocetsd fee1r fa*eEr % make The exchange.
snt hsloP aAofe1 sas given 10 understand
tAsk he xo2.1 haxe 70 ret1xn- us IA hs
~ooid r.fner dis tbsn return = prisoner and
be again iNtis % ssch treasm<ns "a ks hsd
recsisea ksd oaersd % settle tbe <n~u<ion
sep~eea h<ansslf snd Ma. feyson ~ fzzs
dasl-the victor "a have tAe rAerls. TAs
challenge would have been sccep<cd bs MAJ.
fsJsos, oat TIE oonsa4knx Gcosr>l ias~r~
poaed and conrlpslel <n exchsnxe.
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LEAvFSwoRrH. August lS.-Reliablo news
from the seono oi the Indiaa outrages Is
scarct. tf i
They seem to control tho country from
point abeut IS miles East 'oi Ft Ksafnev to
the forks OF the Plstt River, and from the
Platt South TO the Arkansas River.
number OF trains have been captured
aud the conductors Killed, aAd large amount
OF property destroyed.
Gen. Curtis Is az Imaho organising an err
petition against them, and portions of the
Kansas NebrsskA militia isin motion on che
Overland Stage Route
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VS. learn hat TIC Democresie candidates
n this county vilI not commence tier can
vass until after the Chicago cosssnfioa de-
fines what policy they shaIl be Pssnitsea TO
advocate. Az present they do NOT own
themselves, and have No right % the free
dom Of thought or erpression. a. TO what
democracy is Thsy ssem TO be the mise
rsbls seris Of villainous leaders
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Nav York. Aug, l0-Richmond papess
have the following dated Mobile 18th.
Heavy firing l. reported At Fort Morgan on
Tuesday. Wednesday and to-day.
The telegraph wires are cut between the
civ and Fort
Two vessels are on Dog Bar this even
ing. --------s----...--- ---,-...------s----
The Bay shores are covered with debris
Of fedessI sessls. -
from getting t.
Troops are daily arriving aud good feel
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Retaliation.

INV YoRK, August is.-The Worlds
special says: ,.,s..... +.
Ia response to the action OF the rebel au-
thorities In sending 600 Union prisoners TO
Charleston 10 be placed under fire. GOO reb.
ell officers are 10 be dispatched to that point
within few days. They will receive simi-
lar treatment 20 That bestowed upon Union
prisoners. ~ !.
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FoKr MoSkor. August l7.-Our forces on
the north side Of James river have had con-
tuuons and very severe skirmishing every
day this week. We have captured more
prisoners than has been repsftsd No gen.
eral officers ara yet reported killed or wonrd,
ell. t Il
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U. s. BONDS.
PROPOSALS FOB LOAN.

-
I.Elusr DEralzxEzr. JrLr 5. 1854
ssliseis Lsrsby gIvsn TIA, Subscriptions vlli be
ppsivsa sy the IRE .sussr ofsAs Unsssd ssAs~s thu
rvsssi leisss1t rfsx<rrsrs ana dsEg gh.sed pspos-
is.rie-. sud b sss Nsu0uzt nara<s DESIGNATED and
qsaliied - pspe'iprIes and n1aaeiAl Agents. for
Treasury xosss iaj.sis .Asss year. frou Ausust
Is lsei seariag interest ct shs rate ef sever end
TIRE tehths per cent per annun. With semi annual
ssAp'ss sssrbsi. p.yrSls N isynl noSglhsi
These notes viii be convertible ss she optiou ofthe
holder at maturity. into SIX per cent. gold bearing
bonas. redesnabls after i've AMI payable twenty
ysus frvs August ~. fesz. ~ - s-Ls ss.e
The Notes will be issasa inscsonihsilons of fffy.
ons hunzrsd. nse hundred. one thousans. aud Eve
thousand dollars. and viii b issued IN blank, or
payable 10 orssr may esalr-essa by the sabseri-
bsrs. s.ls :. s
An subscriptions must be fsrnny collars. or -ons
multiple Of ffss .asilsrs. E, ISIS
rupfAts esriiEsssss win be issnsa for all dspos-
"a. The party dspssitius mua endorse upoa the
orgaal esrtiasass tie asnoninsten Of notes requir
Cd, ant whether they are to be issusa in blank or
payable to order. when so.naorssa II must be lsn
with the Ocsr receiving tie deposit. to be fOrward-
ed 10 ihls Department
The notes wlli be transrslitea to the owners fr,e
charges ss soon amer the receipt Of
the original cersihcaiss Of Deposit they be
Interest will be allowed 10 August IS. on all de-
pOsis made prior 10 that date. and win be paid BY
.hs Department upon receipt Of the original esrsin-
csios.
Az the notes draw interest nom August lb. per-
soas soaklng deposits subsequent 10 that date must
pay tho ntsr, accrued from date OF note to date Of
| deposit.
Pstie. depoating twenty five thousand dollars
and upwards fss these nesss at any time viii Ds
allowed scommsssion oroue- quarter Of enc per cent,
which viii ss paid By this Department upon the re-
oelpt Of bin fos the amounts certified to by the Of
f.cer With whom the deposit made No dsduc'
tIons for commissions must be made ffom.the cepos
its
oncsss receiving deposits viii see that the prOpel
endorsements are made upon the e.sinal certificates
All officers authorized 70 receive deposits are re-
qusstsd to give to applicAnts all desired infOrms
tIon AMI afford every facility for making subscrip
tlons. a-4s
| ". p FFssENDEN.
| S<eresyp efthe Treasury.
SUBSCRIPTIONS Will BE REoEIVEL
| by the
First National bank Of Terrs
s@ Haute, Ind.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKER'
throughout the country will doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES To SUBSCRIBERS.
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rEr rr<afo> ef ne Sz<aru>l nsnks x<x.
se<n pron7sis n>ts . the Tre<zny. sa.i !.
: gratifying 70 bear shsi ne<riy ssso< ls>~
lave a. <nsosnt % isvfnl rsr~~erv sn h>-l
. str~~ 81 's< r<z e<raee rcer.r>e by
lz~. -
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Medicased Hair Touicl
DkOF- GEORGE w. CANADA
wenk rsru>cs11zlv sufsvss - eszs.><. xa>s !,
- 80 ssrp nrs< slass y svsnw asinnn. s11s1s.
es 4rss nssts AsssA. ~ nAssfs<1srS -
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Sheriff - sale.

DY virtue of an execution, to me directed. in
ID favor Of the plaintiff, in suit in which d. +.
Starr was plaintiff, and Isaac II. Bush and d.
W. Butler were defendants, bearing date the 10th
day of March, A. D., 1854, for want of per-
sonal property, have levied upon all the right,
title and interest of said Isaac II. Bush, in the
following described premises, situated in The
county of Skamania, Washington Territory,
bounded and described as follows, to wit: That
certain tract of land, known and designated in
the surveys and plots Of the United States, as be-
ginning at stake on the right bank of the Col
ggRmahhis EsSa riwsay S! fks aihd 3S)
chains and (35) thrty-ive links east OF the mean
der post between sections eleven (ll) ard four
teen, Q4l in township two (2) north range seven
stream with the mcanders Of the Columbia river
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PU BLIC NOTICE.
Sale Of Town Lots i'm Port Angeles

TIME TOWNSHIP of Port Angeles, situated in the
Straits of Juan dc Fuca, in townships 30 and
81 of range West, Willamette Meridian, in
Washington Territory, having been reserved by
the President of the United States, under the pro-
visions of an Act of Congress- approved March Sd,
1868, entitled, /" An Act for Increasing the Rev.
cnue by Reservation and Sale of Town-sites on
Public Lands" and a portion of said town-site
having been surveyed into urban and suburban
lots in pursuance of the provisions of said Act,
Public notice is hereby given that said urban and
suburban lots will be offered for sale at public
cutlery to the highest bidder, by the Register and
Receiver Of the Land Office for the Olympia Dis
trict, Wednesday, the 4th day of May, 1864, COM
mcncing at 10 O'Clock A. Nj; the sale to take
place at the door of the Custoni-lIouse in Port
Angeles, and continued from day to day between
the same hours, till all the lots are offered Any
person having made bona fidc settlement and i'm
provcmcnts which are embraced within the boun-
dares any lot prior to the LIST day of May 1864,
upon furnishing the necessary proof Of the fact to
the Register and Receiver, on or before the day of
sale, shall have the right-restrictcd to one lot
to bid for and purchase the same at the appraised
value thereof; but any party who may challenge
the bid on the ground that the settlement and I'M
provcmcnt are not bona ide, shall have the priv
ilege to compete with such settler in bidding, and
if the highest bidder, the bid ofthe contestant will
be admitted to record upon his rendering in pay
ment the sum bid by him. the contest to be deter
mined after the close of the sale.
Instructions rs to the mode of conducting the
sale and disposing of conflicts will be timely
placed in the hands of the Register and Receiver
Plats Of the town-site of Port Angeles will be
open to inspection of the public, at the Office of
the Register and Receiver at Olympia, and ut the
office of the Collector of Customs at Port Angeles
after the lst Of March, 1864.
Land Office at Olympia, W. T., March lst
1864. A. A. BENNY, Register.
JOS. CUSllMAN, Receiver.
March 10. 1864 lots
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TERRITORY OF WAsHINGToN,
County of Jefferson,
In the District Court of the United States, in aud
for the Sd Judicial District, W. 7. holding terms
at Port Townsend.
To JOHN HARRIS:
You are hereby notified tina: William II. Tcw
has filed n complaint against you in the above
named court, which will come on to be heard NJ
the first term Of said court, Mt Port Townsend
which shall commence more than two month"; after
the date of this notice. and unless you appear at
SAID ter;;;: and answer, the same viii be taken for
confessed and the prayer thereof granted
The object and prayer Of said complaint Is to
forcclosc certain mortgage, executed by you, on
your donation claim, in the county of Jefferson,
W. T., to secure the payment of prommisory
note given by you to George II. Gerrish Co.,
June 10th. 1860 for the sum of Sls3 81, and in
terest at the rate of two per cent. per month, of
which note and mortgage nm now the owner and
holder
Complaint filed March 25th, 1864. Date Of this
notice, March 2Gth, 1864.
WILLIAM II. TEW.
BY B. F. DExXIsoN, Attorney.
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AdmfnistratrO,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
Nbeen appointed Administrator upon the estate Of
Maurice O'Leary, deceased, late Of Island county,
Washington Territory.
All persons indebted to said estate requested to
having demands the the sas
them within year from this date, properly authentic
Gated, or be forever barred.
THOMAS NOONAN Adm.
Oak Harbor, Island county, W.T., April l6, 1864.
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William b. Fish,
vs. Petition for divorce.
Naomi Fish
In the District Court for the Cd Judicial District
ofWashington Territory, holding terms ut Olym-
pia-May term, 1864.
To NAOMI FISH, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the above named
plaintiff has filed his complaint against You in the
above entitled Court which will come to be
heard at the tcxt term Of the said Court, which
shall commence more than four weeks after the
I'd day of April, A. d. 1854 and unless you appear
at said term and answer, the same will be taken
object and prayer Of said complaint is to obtaina
decree Of divorce, or nulity of marriage, from you
ON the ground of dcsertion and abandonment.
Complaint filed March 80, 1864.
M HENRY NJ. McGILL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated April I'd, 1864. OLIVIA
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Administrator Sale.

DY order Of the Probate Court Of Pacific coun-
Dty, Washington Territory, shall sell by pub
ica uction, for cash, at the house Of Louis Ron
deau, in Chenookville, in said county, on the It'll
day Of March, 1864, between 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and o'clock p. NJ, tho tract Of land known rs
the % Scarborough claim" on Chcnook Point on
the Columbia river, below said village, contain
ing $40 acres, belonging to the estate of ROGUE
Ducheny. HENRY X. STEVENS,
Administrator.
February 18th, 1864. l4:w3
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running west eighty (sO) chs, thence south eigh-
ty (s0) chs, thence east eighty (s0) chs, to the
right bank of the Columbia river, to the place Of
beginning, containing six hundred and forty (64O)
acres of land; and shall. on the said premises,
according to law, expose the same to public sale,
or SO much thereof as Is necessary to satisfy the
judgment and accruing interest and costs, on Mon
day, the 9th day Of May, A. D., 1864, between
the hours Of O'Clock A. ~, and O'Clock P. n.
Said premises constitute the donation claim OF Is
aac II. Bush, At the Cascades, and have on them
a dwelling-house and other valuable improve.
ments. sa EDMUND SULLIVAN.
Sh'f Skamania Co., W. T.
Cascades, March &c, 1864. l5:w4
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DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY,
RETIRING FROM THE
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
he aciW receive and attend to all Ncw Gases
afaw Acute and Chronic Nature until
the first day Of July, 1864.

ALL Cases committed to DIR. Czapkay before
the first day Of July will be attended to by
himself until cured.
ALL those afflicted who may desire to secure
the services Of DR.. Czapkay, will apply by
letter, or personally to him before the first
day of July. 1864, as after that date he will
attend ONLY to those cases already under
treatment.
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pave Dcen EN-
Il a We exercis
in vain. Ca
cedincurablc,
qcred rs hope
doubt leaving
without a sin
liven them in
have been cur
Balsam, a n d
OF co II 5 Il III p
vigorous and
most rob II s t
And fhoso ~
lat d ones 1;
n,ercus, Il n d
out in every
W here this
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A WONDERFUL CrnE OF SCIfOFCLOUS WHITF
SWELLING!
Read the statement Of Martin
Robbins. IF.


SWELLING!
Read the state ment Of Martin
Robbins, Jr.
us was one of the worst cases ever record
III ed He now enjoys Rosusr HEALTH -
This cure has excited his friends, neirhbors and
physicians, and even some of the Medical Faculty.
One Of the Professors, tDr. II. S. NEWTON, I WHO
was called to see him as q surgeon, not to pre-
scribe, was SO forcibly impressed with the Re-
markablc Curative Properties o. this Medicine.
that he has adopted it into his private practice,
as well as at the COLLEGE and HospIrAts.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. lG. 1883.
Mcssrs. A. l.. ScovlLL l. Co.:
0ENTLEMEN-I will with great pleasure give
my testimony rs to what your SARSAPARILLA
and STlLL1NGIA, or Blood and Liver Syfup.
has done for me. Some three and half years
since, was attacked with q Scrofuious White
SWeliing, which was attended by the most cxcru-
cating pains !! ! tried various remedies, and had
two Of the best physicians in the city-cone of
them Professor in an old School Medical Col
lege-and they Failed to gre me Ting Reiiefy
was so reduced that was confined to my bed for
over three months. had MORE THAN A DOZEN
RrSSrSd ULCERS on my legs, from which took
from time to time more than one hundred pieces
of bone. My friends had given up all Hopes of
my Recovery! was in this condition when
commenced the use of your BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP. / have used altogether
attend to my business, and my legs fave become
50 strong that walk without any dificulty-ana
hare entirely reco,ered my health.
Yours truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, Jr
Residence on Eighth street, between Mound anc
John, No 32l: or at place of business, with
Brown Villctte: No. 4, cast Fourth street.
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Dr.. VIM Hall 8
BAISAAIi
FOR THE
THROAT
AND
Lungs!

ed remedy has been tested. REDINGTON Il CO.,
Sole Agents, lGand 4ls, Front ST., San Francis.
co, and for sale by all Druggists. Beware of all
other preparations OF the same name. Each bot
tic OF the genuine bears the signature of 80. r,
Baker 4. Co.." Cincinnati. Take none other.
Price, one dollar per bottle
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pIoy c q, a n d
e d their skill
G s pron0un-
and surren-
less beyond 2
tn c paticnts
gle ray to en-
their 81 90 m,
ed DrHall's
the - victims
tom are now
strong as the
a m o ng u 8.
ses are notiso-
they are nu-
can be pointed
conlmu nifty,
most unri,.al
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WE THINK THERE is NO
Medicine 50 enlcalOus In re.
moving hu OrS from the
blood as SCOVlLL'S BLOOD
and LIVER SYRUP. 1t Is rec.
commended by Physicians i'm
all parts OF the country for
the cure Of ScrOfula, sc.
Pimples or sores indicate
that the system is out Of or.
der. Unless something IL
done to cleanse the blood OF
these impurities, the result
may be i'm a more serious
disease, such as ScrOfula,
Syphilitic, sc. Those who
wish to 0nd n most emca.
CiOus Remedy, and yet have
no confidence i'm Patent Med.
iCines generally Will never
regret q trial Of ScOvill's
Blood and Liver Syrup.
REDlNGTON s. CO.,
Sole Agents for California,
4l6 aud 4lS Front Street,
..-.......... San Francisco.
va:n46:ly
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For: sale!
YIOMEsTEADS AND VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Building Lots from $1O to &200 Each!
also, SO Vara Lots and Entire Blocks of Beantitu
Garden Land!
TN the City and county Of San Francisco, on the
i line Of the San Jose Railroad, at the WEST
END DEPOT. The title is absolutely PERFECT,
being Spanish Grant, finally confirmed and pat
ented by the United States.
The Shafter Bill respects this Title,
The City Authorities respect it,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court of the
United States respect it.
Besides the
Title has been .forerer qSieted by a Fsxa
Decree and Judgment against
the City!
So that there Is not even cloud or shadow upon
it. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy
lot and not lawsuit
Office No. 10 Naglce's Buildings corner of
ontgomcry and Merchant streets. San Francisco
HARVEY 8. BROWN.
vprl ~, 1861. g2:m3
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CARD.

Dr. l.. J. CZAPKAY bcgs leave to announce to
the public, and particularly to his patrons on the
Pacific coast that he is about to close the business,
with the view of retiring for the present from the
srduoas lahors of his profession.
As it is his intention, during tho ensuing fall
to leave the United States, for the purpose OF vis-
sting Europe he will not receive any new patients
wf'sr the first day Of July 1864. Those, therefore,
Who may desire his services, will apply within
reasonable time.
Doctor Czapkiy desires to assure those who are
now under his care that they will continue to re-
'ceive all the attention which bis obligations pre-
scribe and their c,scs respectively demand.
rhose eho hoid Contracts, guaranteeing a cure,
i've hereby requested to report to DR.. Czapkay be-
fore tie FIRST day Of Jane 1864, whether or not they
satisfied that cure has been effected in their
eases respectively. All VIII do not thus report
within the time specified, will be regarded and
treated as cured.
In taking leave of his patients and the public,
Doctor Czapkny desires to express his profound
gratitude for the extraordinary patronage be-
slowed upon him, and the confidence rcposcd in
his professional ability.
During his residence in California Doctor Clap
Kay has treated successfully
UPWARDS OF TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
PATIENTS,
(which is the hest guarantee that his course of
treatment has been rewarded with success at
once personally gratifng, and almost unprece.
aented in the annals of medicine.
Any physician in good standing who may desire
TO purchase the interest Of Doctor Czapkay in his
"Institut ~ and the good will Of his business,
may make application and state proposals.
nay Address DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY, Medical IT.
stitutc, Sacramento Street, below Montgomery,
opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
San Francisco.
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THE SUMMER SESSION

OF the Territorial University, at Seattle, opens
~ Monday, May l6.
TUITION.
Primary DEPARTMENT.. SG W
Academic % ................ 90
Board and room furnished at the Boarding
House on the University grounds, 50 20 per
week.
A few young ladies from abroad can find home
in the family of the President.
When preferred, board tuition, washing, lights
and fuel ut 500 Fer quarter, payable in advance.
Seattle, April 20, 1864 25:w2*