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p q. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
gR1Gk REsiPEsSEs II oaaE6kaa EToWhH:
%. Gone BEING ON THE CORNER OF
GAY AND GREEN STREETS AND THE
OTHER THREE on GAY STREET, NEAR

OIHEH Three On GAY STREET, NEAR
1874, and duly recorded in Liner No. ISL. As|
cured thereby, win fell. at public auction to the
higlest bidder in front Of the premises. IN George
st4 ncloek in the afternoon Lot numSered one, in
Shepherds subdivision Of lots 157. 165 and part Of
herd. No. i, folio (Georeetownl, With ali the in
proyements thereon. consisting OF lsrxe and oe-
and also the adjoining house. Each house wiz be
scl1 separately.
PAID hs s ss Hi Re ss
ence in one and two years. with interest from the
day # sale. and secured by deed of trust and IN
terms to be piled with in seven days after the
SALE otherwise the Trustees the right to re
re purchaser after i've days sdSertse,nens IN the
Evening stsr All conveyancing at the cost OF the
purchaser.
By, virtue Of deed Of trust of the sama date and
Gully recorded in said Lber Nc: 76l, folio OIL and It
9. at a quarter past O'Clock, to the highest bid
II a o o
ADDITION to Georset9En together With the improve
OF Gay street. near Green.
The terms OF sale are the same as those above I'D
verified in case OF lot nnmbs. ed one,
By virtue of deed Of trust, date. May 22l. 1874,
mo duly recorded in Liber No ISL. folio PIG. and
the highest bidder. in font OF tue premises in
ueorgetown, D o., at quarter Of five O'Clock, on
herds subdivision of lots 1877. 165 and psrt Of lot
15S. of Beals addition to Georgetown, in said sub
division togetber With all the mprovems. Is there
Terms: The same as announced in the foregoing
se, sdsa. EH q T MAssPPhhEssosl Trustees.
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PROPOSALS.

PE0PosALs FOR REPAIRING PAYMENTS
GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ENGIHEER DEPARTMENT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, September I'd, 1871
By direction Of the B oard Commissioners Sealed
Proposals will be received 1T this Office until IL
O'Clock m, on FRIDAY, September 18th, 1879 for
the repair Of pavement. upon various streets and
be OBJ ained from this office, together with the neces
sAly information, upon application therefor and
bids upon these forms Will alone be considered.
NO PROPOSAL viii be received from any falling con-
tractor known such the records of the District
OF Columbia. since July LIST, 1873
Ire tight rs reserved to reject any all bids or
IaIts - bids 3, The amount Of work to be done ap
proximates II, z40 g9uare yards Of granite block
pavement, and $500 square yards Of Asphaltum
pavement W. J. TWINING,
Major OF Engineers, US.A,
sePS ot Engineer Commissioner, DO.
Proposals for Cast Iron Columns and
P1lastefss
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON. ID O., September !, 1872
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing and deliv-
er1ng Cast Iron Columns aud Pilasters, for the
north Wing OF the Building for the State, War and
Navy Departments, in this CITY, will be received at
this office until II N Of September 9Th, 1879 and
opened Immediately thereafter in the presence OF
SPt fcations, drawings, general instructions for
bidders and blank forms OF proposal will be fur
nsned 70 established manufacturers only, upon ap
THOs LINCOLN CASEY,
sepIbt Lieut. Col Corps OF Engineers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFT1RNOON,
THos. T. wAaoAMAN Real Estase Auosioneer

A0AO A1 4@HN
THos y. wAaoAMAN Real Estase Auosioneer
TRTsTyE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
Bo9F MES eT From T5E R5yEk sGsR
By virtue of deed Of trust bearing date -
T H. 1 81 he snd . Tsosssd f.
Of The District Of Columbia the undersigned Trus.
T ss hse s as spe e en- as
Of Washington, b. O., ind known as lot b. contain
s1t and rules f :ss
hsch lot will be offered separately.
Rive and eighteen months, with Interest at six per
cent Per annum, for which ths notes Of the pur-
CT a5 &C. al sss On tie sold viii be re-
right to resell st risk snd cost Of defaulting pur.
deposit q sS0 ar S
FI1CH, FOX BROWN Real Estate Brokers
ACGcT T1IHNS, SALE Of 4 9EsIRABLE TWO.
bMELLiNa. WITH SOUTH FR6NTAaE.
n BENG EtMSR No 13l u. ooRGoRAN STREET EJE
@ has s'oef The mode1n SUntams n1s
nearly pew, and will make an attractive home for
sale. Gsep2,5tj j. T. CoLDWELL, Hnct.
a Ne.P ikE9TioR OF III TIE s oWNER' BY
in flont Of the premises. viii sell that mar Ia
nif ent Brick Dwelling House No 144O M Ga.2
street northwest 18th street circle containing
Terms favorable .sF qn PARTICULARS at SHE
JOHN sAhAAAs St. oi S s sai'ains. sep,st
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John ID. KELLY,
u DEALKB N IR83 0kA0o
BEEF, LAME, VEAL. MUTTON, ID
OORNED BEEF SPECIALITY
Stalls 638, go and $50 Center Market,
9th-streef wing, and 2Oe and 2O8 Northern xNXS
Post Once -
Marketing delivered free OF charge 10 m part. o,
eae city. 0ep18
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A MONUMENT to the memory OF the Union SOL
diers OF Waikiki, orange county, NY, was un-
yelled and dedicated at MIDI etown, NY, yes
terday, with large street parade and public
exercises, at which 10 600 people were present.
the monument, and Gen. Fitzpatrick was the
orator OF the day. The monument Is % feet
high, With three bases, pedestal and the1figure
OF a private soldier, seven feet high, uniformed
and accoutred, and standing at parade rest,
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notice.
With the view Of eliminating the chances Of col.
EEon, the Steamers of this ne take specific course
for al seasons Of the year.
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of sc at IS
lat, or nothing 70 the north OF 4S.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
THE oUNARD sTIAMsHR COMPANY LIN.
TIED
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork Harb0r.
FROM PIER 40, n. r., NEW YORK
S aaa We Sent sep. e BSthnia ct
Alseria 80. Wed SEPT !! AlseTi.... Wed. oct g
Ably selma Wed Oct. AbyssiDia. Wed. Nov 1
And every following Wednesday from New York.
RATS OF PASSAGE.
~ steamers carving steer.ge. $50 and 500 gold.
according to accommodations.
Tickets TO Paris, 31b, gold, additional
Return uck eta on favorable terms
Steera3e Q, very low ratee 6teerage tickets from
Liverpool aud Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe At lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
HAvre, Antwerp and Other ports on the Continent,
Ano for Mediterranean ports-
For freight and passage apply At the Comp any'e
once. No Bowling Green, or both steerage and
cabin, e OTIS BIGRLOW,60s It'll street. Waahins-
jan5s.iy CHAs. q. FRANCKLYN, Agent. NJ.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANeON BROS, Auctioneers

DUNcANsoN EROS. Auctioneers.
so COOKING AND HEATING STOVES; WAL
Nut CHAMBkR SETS; COTTAGE SETS
c: s: AND " s. CHAIRs; KIICHEN XND
PARLOR SAFES TABLES; LOUNGES @. g.
LARGE LOT TINWARE; GR0CKERY AND
GLASSWARE; eILvER.PLATEDS SHOWCASE,
&c BEING 1HE ENTIRE sTOlK OF 4
DEALER DECLINING BUSINESS AND
IENOE OF SALE
On TUESDAY MORNING, Pept. 9th. com: a
mencing at 10 O'clock we will sell in front Of W
onr saesrooms, . larse and sssorted stock Of
Household Goods Bale positive. ~
TWO LOTS OF ADMINISTRATORS GOODS
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WEI DE MEYERS OATAkRH CURE. POND
w LILY Wash, SAPANULE, RpPP'S SALVE,
PONDS EXTRACT. GENUINE HARLEM OIL,
CUTlOURA, large assortment Of SOAPS, HAIR
BRUSHES, COMSS, TOILET POWDERS sc, tor
sale by ~
DAVIS l. HENESS,
aug73eotr 4O6 7th at. NV
ENGIl6H TEA SETS, Sc PFECES 81 co.
~ At HOLMEAl3 Il OO.'S,
l343 r street.,
Au9Zo-ot opposite Ebbitt House
OFFICE OF The NEW VICTOR AND WEED
" SEWING MACHINES at OPPENHE IMER'a
628 9Th street, northwest. All Kinds sold and
exchanged, Gu easy terms. Renting and Repairing
au8l6 * AH
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CHANCERY SALE.

= BY virtue Of . decree Ct the Supreme Court -
c.use No. 5925, in which J. T Gull and k..A
others are colnpIainsnts. and g. H. McKfm and
others sre defendants, will, On the 18TH DAY
OF safIEMsER. 1872 at o'c ock m sell, at pub,
Of ssid property, the real estate with the valua-
bic improvements thereon situated At the corner OF
and LIST streets southeast, being part of Lot No. l.
in square No 600. described as follows Beginning
at the southeast corner Of ..id Lot Square, and
running thence north aona LIST street. east fty feet
81 hve and one half inches; thence west one hun
dr feet; thence south fifty feet FIVE and one-b half
inches to south sire t, and thence east one hun.
dred feet to the beginning, improved by Brick
buildings
TIE, ms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
in cash, and the balance in six twelve and eighteen
mortbs from day Of sale with interest at SIX per
Ct MT per annum, the payment to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser the whole of the purchase
money may be paid in cash on the day Of sale rat
Ifcation thereof No deed TO be given until all the
purchase money is paid. deposit Of s1OO required
With terms Of sale within ten days Trustees reserve
right 20 resell at cost and risk OF defautins pur
chaser or purchasers. All coLveyanc ng st costs of
purchaser W q E foaE J. MILLER Tru tees
sev6-1Ot THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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THE TRADES,

DOOKBINDING.
d The public L respectfully informed that the
LYCETT BOOKB1NDERY WIG
- carried a. heretofore The same excellent
Workmen are employed and the work turned out
VII be In the sui erior style which has always bean
. characteristics Of tie establishment
apSly l0l2 Pennsylv1nta avenue, ID door.
CIBeON BKOTKHRS,
- Fine Printing Q Specially. ianl0-iy
0LO CLOT HlMGa Gcs-H 6IOE, dealer Ia
10 623 7th st AW., o6ers great bargAtnA he pays
TIE highest prices In CASH for the several articles
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND MOOD.
GOAL! C0ALU C0ALI!g
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
We are receiving daily cargoee Of the best quail
ties of COAL. of all kinds and -eizes which we are
Offering ct low prices, direct from the vessels CON
sune1 Will find it to their advantage to call early
and leave their orders.
OAK and PINE WOOD In the stick or sawed and
split. at lower prices than ever before offered in this
city STEPHENSON BRO
ty96 It'll street wharf.
COALy COAL! Goals
Valley, L0rberry and White Ash
COAL,
which VIII be sold 1t bottom priceA
Call early and leave your orders
I. WIN. GUINAND.
633 La. 40. and list St.s
Between and Sc
Wharf foot OF ID Ut. Sc my7-ly
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DOSTON MARKET,
- 1919 PeMnsyLrGnt0 AoeNMe.
LAMB, VEAL, ALL KINDS MEATS. POULTRY
AND GAME, &c,
At the lowest rates.
Orders received for WOODCOCK, FROGS and
SQUADS.
jy1O-3m b. L BEACH 90.
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THE FALL RIVER SAVINGS BANK has placed
attachments on the real estate OF Spencer and
Jefferson Borden, who are involved 10 the fall
ure OF their father, Jefferson Borden, already
announced. Spencer Borden's liabilities are
stated at $1,000, partly secured by satisfactory
cOllaterals, and his assets SIS OOo. He is treas
urer OF the Fall River Bleachery, which Is not
affected by his failure. Jefferson Borden, IT,,
has liabilities OF $4,000, and unpledged assets
of more than that sum. He was treasurer OF
OF the Mount Hope Mill, which is now closed
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PA

recently built and furnished, L L rK-A
S!AH. Captain. Il the only boat q;
Vernon wharf. Round trip u, Including admission
% m1ns.on and srounda Steamer leaves 9th street.
lurns shout p. m J. McH. HOLLIN0SWORTH
Hupt Ladies Mount Vernon Association. II. n
BLAKH. steamer ". ". Oorcoran. iel6-ly
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D.
@. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, September 10th. 1879, at IL
c,9ckl will sell. on the premises. part OF :S:V
Lot lSU, fronting 40 fest on the south side of AA
FOURTH street, tween High and Market streets, by
E depth OF GO feet. improved by two small Brick
Terms: One third cash: balance at six and twelve
mol tbs. with interest secured by deed of trust on
the property Convey anein9 at cost Of purchaser.
$50 deCosit at tue of sale aeo6 dada
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HANDSOME WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITE.
TtHOLSTERED IN CRIMSON REP DRAB
iUFFIEGS; HANDsOME WALNUT MAR
IL E ~ T DKhSSlNG CASE AND bureau
kElTEe, ELEGANT HAIR MATTRESSES
WALNUT MARBLETOP sIDEBOARD, MIR
sp pkG BACH MAtN vt ESTGAsION TABLE.
HAN. SOME WALNUT WARDROBE. HAIL
haUk WaLH HAfk HAhI SHAI as
EE.Ts AID WASHsTANDs; HUsK AND
COTTONTOP MATTRESSES, BRUSSELS
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS; BRU- Sells
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS; CHINA.
GLASS AND 0RCCkkRY WARE
On WEDNESDAY, September 10th, 1879, "A
Goa ment ing at 10 O'Clock q No. We shall sell W
at the resic rec OF q gentleman decliuiug ~
hcue keeping, No 900 French street. bet 9th a
and 10th and r and streets northwest, the above
collection of b usehOd furniture which has been
IN NE only few months. and well worthy the at
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EOUTHAMPToN AND BREMKN.
Inc steamers OF this company win sail every Sat
nrday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street, Hobokeu
Bates Of passage: From New York 10 Hayre, Lon
second cabin, $50; steerase, $50 For freight or
passage app1y to OELRIOHS co z Bowling
Green, New York. w. g. METZEROTT 90, 926
Pa. ave-. Agents FOR Waahtnston. oct1-1y
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

NEW YOBK-ROyTERDAM
The nrst class steamers Of this Line, w. a SOHOL-
TEMP CALAND," "ROTTERD AM" SoHIE
DAM" Q. MAS" carrying the q. 8. natl 70 the
Netherlanda. leaves Jersey City every alternate
Mednesday ana Saturday: CABIN e6S.s70; Inter;
AR 20 South William st New York: FUNOHE DYH
SOO, q 30. Wn. st., Freight Ag'ts L ". NOR
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EASTERN STATES.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. -. The .Sat.hti
Of tomorrow morning will contain an
account of horrible atrocities IN the
Milwaukee houss of correction. This
institution is Used at the discretion Of
the court as State prison. An intel
ligen. convict. jus, released. whose
character FOR yeracity Is voUohed
for by psominet. persons, states
that lac was an iema,c for two
years. AMI in all that time was ne,
allowed 10 write 10 his friends. hi,
counsel or his family. who supposed
him DEAD. He says that the bread fur.
nishe,i eonv.cis. Tor which the county
pays SO per barrel. is damaged COW feed
aud cannot be baked, aud The meat Is
palrii. During his confinement. en-
esyos calves. dogs and g'a"dered
horses were furnished as meat,
aud he bsiags The bones. which
are in posss ssion of tie editor
Of the S<stiad. The details Of the feed
are horrible beyond expression. OF
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VI, 20 SyIrC.

PARK CITY. oct. 22-Domiuick Dig
ron, Just arrived from Duchlen river
reports the people at Ahsley's Ford
and uintah agercy in great danger
from indians. He says the Snakes
have joined the Utes. and all the war
riors have left Diutah agency also
that they are well armed and have
large supply Of ammunition, having
bought up all there was in tie neigh
borhooi. 1t Is supposed they have
joined the bani of Indians on White
river 1t is rumorcd that they number
800 warriors TIE inhabitants around
Ashley's Ford are bnilding fort for
their own protf ction. There are about
100 families WITH hardly any arms or
ammunition. II the Indians do come
in tina. direction they will be apt to
sweep everything before them.
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THE SCHWABACHERS SAFE HI e.
GLARY.

Aveek ago last Wednesday nigh:
the store Ct Schwabacher Bros & &C. OF
Boise City. Idaho, was entered by bur
glars. The Boise Statesman thus de-
scribes the situation;
The robbers, who were evidently eI-
per:s and oli hands ~ the business.
entered the premises from the alley .,
the rear of the building through & gate
AID coming to the back or. removed
8 few bricks of the nine inch hall wall,
which enabled them to lift the bar Of
the iron door and thus gaiu entrance to
the ware-room. They then passed
into ths store-rCoD. in the rear of
which the safe was kept. They came
well equipped for their work, havin.
two large aud peculiarly shaped crow
bars or jimm!es, ana large patent
rachel dill, which Implements they
left near the safe when their work was
over, Before going to work they took
some fine oyescoats from the counter
and spread them around on the floor TO
lessen the noise. They then proceeded
to drill holes through the outer door OF
the safe. opposite the bolts Of the main
lock, enlarged the holes with their
pointed crowbags, breaking and forcing
back the bolts AID opening the door Of
the safe. This process they repeated
On the inner door, aud thus gained &C
cess to the contents Of the main body
Of the safe. There was still an interior
iron apartment which they commenced
to open, when they were probably inter
rupted by some noise i'll the adjoining
building.
There was in the safe between $50
coo and $4,000. but of this the robbers
got only $500. OF this amount some.
thing like 81 600 belonged to the Idaho
Park Association; $1,000 Of which was
the result OF sales of pools at Wednes-
days races and about 5000 of money
paid for tickets the day before. Various
other sums belonging to different par>
ties were taken. among which there was
5000 belonging to the City Treasury.
In the opened part Of the safe there was
a brown paper package belonging to
Mr. Austin Savage, containing $4,000.
This, and about $1,000 belonging to
other parties, all Of which was in the
exposed part of the safe, the robbers
failed to find. They did not even take
away all the money they found, for
gate large sum of silver coin was
found where they had left it. The
robbers evidently quit work in some
thing Of q hurry.
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the brutalities OF the keepers, be says
tha. the conyicts were beaten and pu.
in black hole, which is filthy dog
KENNEL, five feet four Inches by five.
A man cannot lie at length in 1t. Il.
has TO means Of ventilation, and tue
floor Is covered with ordure. Men
were placed there for twenty days. and
two died. A chair factory is connected
with the institution. and II i. charged
that the police are N COLLISION with
the perintendeat - kldnap pen 10
work &: chair. Tie whole story is
the most startling and revolving ever
published ~ the country. and il i
elaine! tLat tie charges can all be
verified.
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
TIE DAILY INTELLIGENCER II
CIlE WEEKLY 1xTKILIGESsE E.
Friday, October "a. 1879.
BILLS BEFORE The LEGISLATURE.

House bills numbered -, s., 10 aud
~, we.e receiycd 1T this Office by lat
mail from the Territorial CAPITAL
No. 80 i, bill TO provide for the
assessment aGd collection Of county and
Territorial revenue. rs object is to
amend Seton c O. Chapter 2 Of the
Act Of Nov 7th, 1877. I, provides for
the assessmout Of al lands III the
county where they lie. AMI all personal
property in the county where It is stu
a,el OF the time Of a..sssment
No. 80 relates to mortgages Oh per-
soual property. Its provisions are
numerous and lengthy, and for all
that the bill does net cover all descrip-
,ion Of property that it should include.
No. 40 is 70 regulate the practice Of
medicine and surgery. 1t makes said
practice unlawful 10 any person not q
graduate Of some American or foreign
school Of medicine, or who cannot pro-
ducc certificate CT qualification. from
some State or county medical society.
or who il Of immoral character. For
the violation Of this prohibition, fines
OF not less than one hundred nor more
than five hundred dollars are to be i'm
posed. Boards Of medical examiners
are provided by the bill, who shall
have power 10 examine the credentials
OF all persons locating IN Their districts
for tho practice Of medicine, and who
shall have tho additional power Of
granting licenses TO all other persons
found competent on examination to
practice. sub licenses shall be good in
any part of the Territory. As this bill
was introduced by q Doctor Candy.
Of Pierce. we suppose its provisions
arc acceptable to the profession. and
for tina. reason should be to others.
No Al requisites the measurement OF
lumber in tho leg. and fixes the COM
pensation for such measurement. Sur.
veyois Of logs in each county are to be
chosen by the Commissioners. whose
duty II shal! be to ascertain by actual
measurement the quantity Of lumber
contained in each and every sawlog
and raft which are intended for saving
into lumber, piles or spars, in their
respective counties. The old Bangor
scale. and no other. is prescribed for
uN ,uv,r tnossar onne,.tA. L'Ss uaaasus ing,
five cents per thousand feet shall be
paid surveyors. The using Of any
other scale in the purchase Of logs is
made Il miSdemeanor, punishable by
fine aud imprisonment. For malfeas-
anco in office tho surveyor forfei,s his
office and renders himself liable other
wise. Arbitration is provided for in
case OF disagreement, as also semi
annual reports by the Surveyor 10 the
Governor.
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The issue Of the WEEKLY INTELLI-
oENCER. coming from the press to-day,
will contain more reading matter than
was ever prin.ed in any other paper in
the Territory. The Suoqualmic Pass,
Swauk and Peshastin mines, aud Wee
natchee country. are done up exhaust
ingly. faithfully ard excelleatly, by
our travelling correspondent now cast
Of tho Cascades Our usual spicy Puy-
Rilup and San Francisco letters will DO
found in tho same columns, AS will also
mn instructive article on wood praserva
ton by an Utsalady friend In al.
d:tion to these matters. the doings of
our Territorial Legislature are reported
in full. our town news il given, tele
graphic matter, &c, Sc. Copies may
be obtained ut the Office Of publication
or at Pumphrey's book store. for 10
cents piece.