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Later from the Atlantic Side.
XKW YORK, Jan. 14. —1t is believed
that Maj. Anderson shot two mutineers
jit Fort Sumpter last night. and it is
rumored several more are in chains.
Resolutions have unanimously passed
the South Carolina Legislature, declar
ing that any attempt by the Federal
Government to reinforce Fort Sumpter
will he regarded as an open act of hos
tilitv and a declaration ot war: also ap
ttrovii.ir of the act and promptness of
the military in tiring ifj'on the St>ir of
tht and promising to support the
Government in all measures for defense.
The Legislature alsoj.asscd a resolution
to fire tiftceii rounds in honor of each
in-ceding State. Military eonipanics
arc pouring in from all portions of the
State. The Governor has sent a mes
sage to the House of Representatives,
devising ]'lans for guarding the coast.
«nd for the purcliase of three steam pro
pellers of liirlit draught, each propeller
tto he proviiled with thirty-two seamen
one to he stationed at Charleston, one
at Beaufort, and one at Georgetown.—
Also, to fortify all inlets and mouths
*>f the rivers with ordnance ami re
doubts —the boats to keep a constant
communication between them, as a pro
tection against submarine invasion.—
Gov. Pickens sent an aid to Fort Sump
ter at four o clock, with dispatches to
Maj. Anderson. The people are ipiict,
but the work of defense "goes bravely
on."
The Trihiiiic's Washington eorre
spondent asserts that a piratical expedi
tion is fitting out in this city to seize
the California steamers. A steamer
has already been chartered in Xcw Or
leans to proceed to the Isthmus and
await the departure ot the steamer from
Aspinwall. when hoisting the Palmetto
dai;, she will seize the steamers as prizes
to South Carolina.
WASHINGTON, Jan. loth.—Personal
friends of the President say it is abso
lutely decided not to reinforce Fort
Sumpter, because sending more troops
there would tend to produce irritation,
ete.
A telegram was received from (sov.
Moore by Senators Kitzpatrick ami
Clay, saying that the ordinance of se
cession. unconditional and immediate,
had passed the Alabama convention.
•Tan. lU.—K. I>. Wells, master of the
sloop-ol'-war Urooklyn. again tendered
his resignation last night, and will im
mediately go South.
Mr. I ,ove. of Cieorgia, and Mr. Ham
ilton, of Texas, unite on .something like
the Crittenden basis.
Colonel Ifavno. Commissioner from
South Carolina, has. it is understood,
greatly moderated his views since his
arrival here. He some
4 lavs.
The opinion is almost iiii:iii!uiou~ in
fecession circles, thiit ;t)I collisions for
the present should he stuuioii>lv avoid
ed.
The Collector at Mobile h..s refused
to honor the drafts from the Federal
tiovernment until In* has orders from
tile Governor of Alabama.
Ixiii.vx.M'oi.is, .Fan. IT.—The Legisla
ture. in joint ciinvontion this afternoon,
elected llenrv S. Lane, present (Jo\er
nor, to the I*. S. Senate, in place of
Graham X. Fitch, whose term expires
on tlie 4th of Marclrficxt.
A Fire-Eater's Visit to Mr. Lincoln.
A letter from Springfield gives a
graphic account of a visit to Mr. Lin-
In* ]>. IL Ray, a disnnionist from
Mississippi. He entered Mr. Lincoln's
parlor, wearing a tremendous blue
cockade in bis hat. Hewalkcdin with
a sullen air, introduced himself and
I 'lunged intoa corner of the sofa, where
»e reposed for at least a quarter of an
hour without uttering a word, and with
his eves down, hut all the while manip
ulating his tile so as to fasten the Pres
ident's eves upon the cockade. Lin
coln at lust hardly noticed him, hut
one of the other v isitors at last ad
dressed some questions to the scowl
ing Southerner that induced him to
.open his lips. The conversation soon
turned to the secession i. sue. In its
.course the Mississippian remarked
gruffly that they were not afraid down
South of Lincoln himself, hut of those
who followed him.
The President elect, hereupon joined
in the talk, and «oon found occasion to
remark "that the main dilferencc be
tween Northerners and Southerners
was that the former held slavery to be
wrong, and opposed its further exten
sion, while the latter thought it right,
and endeavored to spread it; that, al
though the Republicans were anti
extensionists, they would not interfere
with slavery where it existed, and as to
his own intentions, the slave States
would find that their slave property;
would be as secure from encroachment;
Jis it had been under IJuehanan." The !
.Southerner, having evidently softened
down under the influence of these
peaceful declarations, requested ofLin
colu a copy of the debates with Senator
Douglas, which was duly given him,
with an inscription by the donor on the
title page. Lincoln remarked, on
handing the book to him, that he hoped
its possession would not give him anv
trouble 011 his return to Mississippi.;
Th e recipient of the gift Anally retired. 1
apparently somewhat mollified by Lin
coln's kind treatment. He said ho
would read the debates; and left a wiser
il not a better man. I
Tf£rr, Christ Church. Victoria, was damaged by ,
nrc, i\b. lHtli, S2OO.
We iiye weleM*.'! tu IrienJ Ur.xN for mam
Uvu:
SI I "TIL CAIJOMNA TMKVI-M HKVIVEH.
The members of the South Carolina
Assembly sit v.-itli their hats on. The
Clerk, clothed like an Episcopal clergy
nian, calls the roll. The Messenger,
in front of the Speaker's room, strikes
his statl on the floor, m ini; out, ''Make
wav for the Speaker! the Doorkeeper
repeats it loudly with three heavy raps
<.f his staff, ami then the Speaker him
self, clothed in a rich blue mazarine
rube? mat'cluf np the uiile to liis seaL
Xo wonder such apes <>i royalty de
sire to sever their connection with our
Republican I'nioli.
Goon. —The following extract is from
a letter of a gallant otlicer ot the I . S.
Arin v. a Southerner, now on service in
Washington Tcriitory. to a friend in
Portland: " I am for I'nion under the
Old ('onstitutioii. and the I'liiou as it is,
and shall give my sword to the fx-t
fl«it ruiM'it* in if: still, with the firm
hope that it will continue to belong to
the thirty-three States of the I'liited
States, and never bo called to strike any
but a foreign foe." —
WASHINGTON 'S ISIUTII-IUYA large number of
mir eili-.'.en- wont 011 tlie excursion I'* the steamer
KH:h Anii'r.""ii in Stcilaeoom. to partii-ijuilf in tlie
dedication of tlic Masctiic II ill. and Omitd Ball.
The Oiyiiij»i-iii~ ivho remained cclelirated the day
I>v the tiring of a salute id' thirtii-lhrre puns at we
lidian. and other attestations of honor to the occa
sion. We anticipate our day of publication, to
participate in the celebration.
. •«• • -
Hti!IN.Y IMI-OUTANT »I:OM TUB NI./. PI:I:CI: MINKS.
—We learn from a reliable correspondent of the
Portland 7Y«.«. writing nt:d r date Jan. that
gold has been discovered in several new districts :
First Canal Cubli prospects from 7 to .">0 cents to
the pan. mid thirty claims hive paid l>y ground
sluicing •' 18 to the hand. On the main creek 11
claims have heen tsih'-i:. pro-pi cting on nil average
27 cent®, seme as high as tin cents to the pan.—
i Those diggings have hecu discovered this winter,
land called •• Oro Kino Creek." Other gulches
i have been prospected witii ciptal success.
—-• • •
LATEST. —As we go t.i pre®® we learn tli.it the
1 ..{earner ""//■ " had passed up tie Columbia river
ion Wednesday la-t : hi nee. may lie looked lor this
' r. M.. We learn from a letter addressed to a mer
chaiit of this place, that the new- is more favora-
TiT l : that the" sccc- ion feeling i* subsiding. and
that tlicre is hope for a peaceable solution of the
I dillicullics. Si nator Si ward s speech i . rep lied
I lo have h.ol a Woliduuis effect ia ion Hinting the
public mind.
M BTEOIIO I. '.ci.The f ill-twilip tire th.' meteo
rological observat*ons for the week ending Fib.
Jist: Feb. i;.th—u. A:} -, loth—r.' is i:\
1 14: 17th—I.' I'i I':. 4.ij;: lslh—44 ."><• 111. 4«>n :
! irth—;i 4s* 41, 44- : j«i!i—::i ;;7 34. 1st —
! in . 'Joth ami i! Ist. heavy wet -now fell
Ito a dep'h of a inches. Amount of rain and mclt
j 1 d .-now for the we< k. .'!.: i in- hi
• • •
I L.uita: COl.T. —t>n Saturday la-1 we
: were present at the weighing of the
line colt sired by Paison's bay horse,
'and owned by L. I). ISarnard. His
I weight was t!;o pounds; height. 1 M.
hands: age, i' months todays; color,
light hay.
sv7 The I*. S. Institute and District
Schools have l>en united, and placed un
der t lie charge of I 'rof. I>. C. l.ippiucott,
A. 15. The lir-t term will commence
on Monday, Feb. li'itli, at the District
School-house. See advi rtisment.
•• •
°ll has heen decided hy Gov.
Mcgill et Jill that Washington Territory can
collect taxes from neither british nor
American subjects on San juan nan Island.
The dcei.-ion has the sanction of the
Secretary of State.
• o • - ——
I*s/7" El wood I'vans, Estp.will deliver
the next semi-monthly lecture before
the Alphcan Association, on Friday
evening, March Ist,in thcM. E Church.
Subject— •* Washington Territory-—lts
inducements to Immigration."
jTi?" An alarm of fire was raised on Wednesday
cvuiing, can ed l>y the " burning out" of the
chimney-Hue of the house occupied bv (iov. Met!ill.
-• • •
Several ladies honorc I our ollice with a
visit yesterday morning. Long may they wave !
MArried U JU i:i>:
On lilacU river. Thurston county, on Wednes
day. Jan. :<olh. ls.il. by Kev. T. J. Harper, Mr. K.
en sargent NT to Miss Lucinda mounts i CIXDA MOI XTS.
D 11; D : died
At the residence of Adam Wylie, Esq., on the
Kith inst.. of Typhoid L'cver. jane edgar aged
15 years, daughter of the late John Edgar.
PUGETSOUND
INST
DEI. D. f. IIPPIMOTFI.I, PDUfIFAI
rill IK Spring Term of this Institution will com-
J_ meuce March 'J.'ith, in the second story of the
District School-house. Arrangements have been
made with the Principal to take charge of the Dis
trict School. The corps of instructors will be
competent. No labor will be spared to make this
school one of the best on the coast. Students
from a distance will be received at any time, ami
produce will lie taken for tuition. Particular at
tention will be given to those who are desirous of
becoming teachers. Vocal music taught to all
free of charge.
feTChildren living in School District No. 1
are entitled to the deduction 'if the Public School
Fund.
fjrifYat further information npplr to the Prin
cipal. 11. C. LIPPINCOTT.
Olyntjua, Feb, 2?, 18(> 1, Ki:tf
KMYOOII EVA*N,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OLYMPIA, \V. T.
(tffire in \\ New UniMing. tir.-t door east
<>l Nlniu Street.
Nov. 1 Itli. 1 :lv
Oiympla Retail Prlff* Current.
COBRECTEII MONTHLY BY 7. M. IlKL'll, ESy.,
Of 11. A. Judson ic Co.. Wholesale nml Retail
Dealers in I)ry Hoods. C.roceries, Clothing,
Hoots nnd Shoes. Hardware. Paints,
Oils, liv Ac 4c.
riioinci:.
Flour hbl $5 00(S$5 f.o
Indian Meal y lb ?>e
Buckwheat "P lh fie
llutter "p 'h -tO (<*■ 5Ue
Leaf Lord 'ft lb IH (•>
Bacon, liog round'p lb 1 (" 18c
Sides nnd hams IS («• L'^c
Kjpi (n do?. .- 40 (tr fioc-
Chickens Vdoz i?-'* oo C« 4 ."o
Beans Y* " C
Apples green "f' 1" <" 12e
do dried "JJ ib IS (» 'Joe
Beef on foot "p lb 4<o fie
do dressed "f 1 lb 5 ('< Sc
Mutton V lb lo 0, l.'c
Pork (>» lb lo (» 1>
Potatoes bushel 4o (•< t;iic
Turnips y bushel .'to .">oc
Onions f bushel <" - oo
Cabbage "f* head _ a«« loc
Hay f* ton 5 s 1•» <" vl"
Wheat "f* bushel 7(u sue
Oats y bushel 4tl Or '•Oc
live & barley none in market
(iIKM'KIUKS.
Sugar. Powdered ISf.i 'J'lc
do Crushed 's f« 2''c
du N. O 1(•• 14c
do S. F. (c olfce) 14 (■< I ili-
Syrup. K. I!, and S. F. (iold'n a gal. I? 1(«SI j
do K. It S gal !'"> (" 1 lOc
Coffee. l!io is (•< 'jo,-
do .lava 2a (■■ "JSC
Candles. Adamantine an (« .17; c
Chili Peaches none.
Soap 1 o (ti 11e
Table Salt •»
Liverpool Salt 2 (" .'lc
Salcratns Is to' Joe
Sal Soda lot" lac
Cream Tartar ao to one
lo to I L 1 Ac
Tobacco 40 to i aC
do Killikiuick (Miioking! 4otofioc
miv <;o(i|is.
Sheeting, brown 4-1. lo to 14c: do S-l. is to
'J'Jc ; do 12-1. .-to to :t7.'.c—do bleached, t' to 'JOc.
Orillitigs, brow n nnd bleached. '' t" I'a'.
Prints. French, hi to :'.V; do Mcrriinac. I:'} to
I tic: do American, fancy. II to lac.
Flannels. Kastern. 4o to7ac : Oregon, 4otof»2'e:
do Oregon I'M. 1 40 to 1 aiic.
Cassimere. Orcgi n. so to 1 2V: Kastern $1 0i»
to SI MI.
lieninis. is to '."n-. Carpet® and Druggets
(Americant 4oc to SI 00.
XOTICKS.
Siiu I'rani lM ii U'cm v.
TIH»S. IIOVCK. F.-i|.. N. K. coi aer of Montgoni
erv and Washington Sts.. and I'llAS. A. t UANK.
I'i-!j.. are oar authorized Agent® in S in I'v-.e, i.-co,
to rei eive and receipt for S ib- rljition.® and Ad
vertising.
I. O. O. F.
Olympia Lodge Xo. 1. I. O. o, F. meet® every
! Saturday e\cuingiu Barnes' Building, on M iin St.
next dour to ••Mail lard" Oflice. All members of
the Order in good standing are iu\itcd toattend.
ti. C. BI.AXKIXSHIP, Sec y.
lU \otlffM.
Uiviiif Service sit St. John's Cli.i]»el every stiu»
«lay morning, it! 11 o'elot k. an l « veninyr " o'-
. « ]«m k. Al-«». Itil»le r|jt>s e\i-n W'ciliiesil.iy evi 11-
i at 7 o eloi K. i'. M .
P. Wu.i.rs. Mi-sioinry.
!>i\ ine Service c\ irv SaM»al!i :• t tin* K.
<"lutr« li in the ami eveiiinj;. Sal»!iatli
School at J i*. >i.
l?ev. 11. .1. I'VANS will pre tit h in the hull of the
Distu. t School House, on tin- first, <roml, ami
T'oiirtli Suii'lays N| each month at 11 o'clock A. M.
WATT'iB
Nervous Antidote!
IIHI l*li>hlcuJ KiHturiitiU'!!
THE IIIIIU PMIFMTHE lilt!
The most
powerful and
wonderful medicine
evei di -ci>\ere.l.guaran
teed to cure every nervous ur
spasmodic disease. Il is a nerv
iueofsuch miraculous power, that
il is ■uiiuiportunt how long the disca-e
has existed. If it arises directly or indi
rectly from a nervous uflcctioti, p'-r
--severe in it at about the rate of
one vial to e\erv year the
di-ease has existed. It
is guaranteed to
the most vio
lent and
long standing.
IVruralirlii. Tic l»olorcanv,« om Ill
si mi-'. Asthma, Cramp*. Spasms. Ver
tigo, Headache. Delirium Tremens,
l.inv Spirits, Mental or Physical Decay,
Whooping Cough. Ague. I.ossof Appc
tito. IStrirturc. Stone. Nervous Twich
ings. I'ulpilntiun, Phthysie, Lumbago,
Ab.-ense oi' mind, Cholcr.i, Dyspepsia,
Kpilcpsy. (lout, I'nlsv, 81. Vitus
Ounce, Hysterics. Hypochondria, Sup
pressed Mense*—ami is so wonderful
in rejuvenating premature nM age, ■>>>■!
correcting decrepitude brought on by
excessive indulgence, that nothing Imt
n trial ean convince the patient of its
qualities !
®letlt not nn excitant, lint n strcngthener.
purely vegetable ami harmless ; like a skillful ar
chitect. it begins liv laying a lirm founilntion, and
gradually hut incessantly adds strength and vigor
until nothing is h it unfinished.
This miraculous Medicine is for sale, wholesale
and retail, liy NAltll'EL. ADAMS, Druggist,
Cloy Slrrrt, one door from Jhi/mnl, San t'ranrbro,
and /<;/ nil I>r iii/giit* in California and Orryon —sl
per bottle, sll per dozen.
WIIOI.S.HAI.K AUKKTS.— lledington k Co., O. W.
Snell, I.anglcy k Co., ( has. Morrell, Crow ell k
Crane; Win. 11. Ileith k Co.
14:m3 Dr. (j. K. WILI.ARD, Olympiit.
DETTEII THAN I'HESTIU k BILL'S
At ZJOBB Priocs!
BOARD.II A X "H
CHALLENGE YEAST POWDER,
FILL r a i Ait A XTI:ED.
IF NOT SATISFACTORY,
The Money will be Returned!
For sale by ull Jobbers, and bv
J.C. WINANB,
r.O California Street,
Who will nlsonct as commission agent for pur
chasing all kinds of goods.
San Francisco, February, IHCI. 14;njri
J. H. PAINTER,
(I.ATE o'jIEAIIA 4 fAIXTEB,)
DEALKK in Type, l'rfiifji. Piintinp Mutcuul
Paper, '"arils. and Printer's Stork jronerally
1.12 ("lay street, ne<ir Sum-unit'. o■'n KtiUi'/isco
Culifurtiia.
No* ctulier 17. 18<ju. l:lv
Just Received!
PER Clipper Ship •• Xorwcster," from Boston,
Dint Bark " Architect,'' from Sun Francisco,
3 Eagle i lmproved i Reapers and Mowers.
«t ('. CROSBY & CO.'S
Inn Steel and Cast Plows, at
JUU e. CROSBY & co. s
k Justice Cooking Stoves,
f.)lf nt C. CROSBY & CO. S
V large lot of Stove I'ipc.
at C. CROSBY & CO. S
Also constantly on hand—
An Extensive asst. Tin ware;
Groceries;
Boots and Shoes:
Dry and Fancy (ioods;
Clothing;
Crockery ware:
Orchard Grass Seed. Ac., Ac.
All of which we arc selling very cheap fir cash
or country produce. C. CROSBY A; CO.
Ttimwater, February 0. lHiil. i:t
\% r IXDOW BLIN DS. Doors. Windows. AcZ
Vf at C. CROSBY A CO.'S
nRESSED FLOORINO, Brick and Eimc. at
C. CROSBY & CO.'S
OII.S and I'aints, at
C. CROSBY A CO.'S
AST BOSTON SYliri', at
j C. CROSBY i CO.'S. Tumw.iter.
NOTICE!
AI T l'i. th" undersigned, give notice to all per-
Hons indebted to us, either by note or ac
count, to come forward and settle. All claims
not c-ttled by t!«i- tir-t of April next, will be placed
in the hand* oftlie proper ollicer tor collection.
BKTTMAN BKOS.
Olympin. February f»th, Iniil. ITJ:in2
KENDALL CO.
OFFERS FOR SAI.E
At the Old Kfantl, Noiilli-Ufwl
i oriicr ol'Tluiii ami
Second .Mw.
A NKW AMI WEt.L-SKI.KCTK II ASSOItTMKNT OF
Family Groceries
Of the In t and most approved qualities.
Dry («oo«ls, < 'lot liinyr.
Boots ami Shoes,
J lat s ami ('aps,
&c„ Av.
All of which which will be sold nt reduced rates
for CASH.
Wheat. Hats. Butter. Eggs, and Country Pro
duce generally, accepted in exchange for Ooods at
the going market rates.
A. N. COVE
Olympin. W, T., Nov. 12th, lfijo. l:tf
NIIDRIi rN MALE.
BY virtue of an oriler of sale issued by the
Clerk of the District Court ol the Second Ju
dicial Di-trict of the Territory of Washington, miti
tome (lirecicil. I hnve levied upon, seized and
taken in execution, nml will proceed to sell, ac
cording tn l:tw. Nt the Court-house door, in the
Town i f I Mx nipiu. in said District, on Wednesday,
the 27th day of February, at one o'clock in the
afternoon. nil the following described premises,
\iy. : A Lt. TH AT certain lot or parcel of hind, in the
county ol Thurston. Territory of Washington, con
stituting all uud singular tiie land embraced sind
described ill the notiti ation. on tile in the office
id the Kegi-ter of Wa-hiiitfton Territory, situated
iu township eighteen (IM| north range, two (2)
we<t of the Willamette meridian, lying west of the
p ntioii nssignc d to Mary Ann M. Ilurd, nnd by as
signment of the said Register having been allotted
tiie east half of said donation claim, which tract
or parcel id laud contains one hundred and thirty
acres, be the same more or le<s: and till embraced
»\ itliin sections' eight and nine of said township.
AMI ALSO ALI. and singular the tract and parcel of
land purchased h\ Muses llurd of John 11. Dicker
son. one hundred and twenty acres or thereabout*,
being the eastern halt'of the donation claim of the
sird John 11. Dickcrson. the notification of which
is on file in the ollicc of the Register of the Terri
tory of Washington : saving and reserving there
out certain lots of land, numbered nnd described
upon the plat recorded in the office of the County
Auditor of Thurston County as lots one (1.) two
I 2.1 three CO four (4.) five six (U.) seven |7.)
thirty-six i Ihiity-sctcn (07.) thirty-eight (JR,)
thirty-nine i t forty (4<>.l forty-one (41.) forty
two Yl-'.) forty-three (4.i.| fifty-three (53.) fifty
four (.M,) and fifty-six > That is to say all the
land now owned by the said Moses llurd. pur
chased bv him id -,*.iil John It. Dickcrson.
W11.1,1 AM IIII.MNUS,
Sheriff of Thurston County, W. T.
January 20th, ISUI. 11:4t
"THE CAPITAL."
MARKET
IS NOT REMOVED!!
S a ®
lift IS LOCATKO OX MAIN STREET BETW.
;il> AM) 4TH, OI.YMI'IA.
11IIE legislature hns yet left to the citizens of
Olympia and vicinity the privilege of eating
good victuals, and the undersigned is prepared to
furnish at the lowest cash rates
REEK,
PORK,
MI'TTOX,
POULTRY,
And all sorts of Marketable Produce. Give us «
c.ill—you shall not go awav dissatisfied.
J. Dt'XLAP A SOX.
Olympin, January 12, 1 i»:tf
w. s. r.
CLUB HOUSE GIN,
TDK I'NDEHSIC.NED, UK INO SOLE AGENTS
of the above Gin, offer it to the public ns the finest
HOLLAND GIN, ami the only GKNTINK (LI U
llorsE GIN imported to this market.
It is put up in GREEN CASES, and branded
W. S. Cl.l'B llorsE. We shall continue to
receive the above Gin regularly.
—ALSO—
Pure Ambrosial Whisky,'» ;
Pure Nectar Whisky, i» new style bottles:
Fare Bourbon Whisky.
The above Liquors are from the well known
house of Win. S. Corwin k Co., New York, and
are guaranteed line and pure.
W. B. OI'MMINGS * CO.
Unit JO California st., San J*ran.
t'll tIILIW F. KOIIIIIVM,
Importer and Dealer in
TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING MATERIAL
INKS, CARD STOCK, Si c.
No*. 11l and USCIny Mreet.
San Kriuvcisco, January sth, IBtil. 10: lv
%*The best purifier uf the blood i» Hall's Sat
ciip.trilht
BUY THE BEST!!
OROVER& BAKER,
HAVE RECEIVED THE
FIRST PREMIUM
OX TIIEIIi
FAMILY JIA<H I\E
—AND—
MACHINE WORK,
—AT THE—
STATE FAIB. MECHASICS' IBSTiTCTE IMB,
AXD IX FACT
Every Fair of°lS60!!
Over "Wheeler & "Wilson and all others!
Thus InqiM'Nf ionably Establishing
Tlioir Superiority.
These Machines arc tlie most simple in use.
They sew from two common spools.
Have no troublesome bobbing or pod.
Sew nnv and all fabrics.
Make verv little noise
Are quickly learned and operated
Are not liable to disarrangement.
Hr Kuaranlrr perfect and reliable
Machlnrt*. and to the thousand* In
nw can refer, nit dally and hourly
recordlnp. In their Katl»factory op
eration
This Unequivocal Success.
%*E.\plicit directions for use accom
pany each Machine from which a child
••an in a short time acquire a perfect
converse and management of it. Send
for a circular.
It. U. BROU \, A^n(,
!'! Montgomery Street. Sun Francisco, Cal.
November 17, lftiO. l:niti
Ho! For the Mines!
FIOXEER
U Mil C«f MU6FACTOIY!!!
rpilE undersigned would respectfully in-f?*
J_ form the public generally that they nrcVq£>
located at Tuniw.itcr, and are manufacturing I "J I
and have constantly ou hand
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
Tables, Toilet Tablet?, &<*.,
And nil Arllc-lett appertaining to
their Line of Ilii*lnc*«.
ALSO
PLAIN AND FANCY TURNING,
A LHO
SASII. DOORS, A\l) IIMXDS,
MADE TK ORDER.
All kinds of marketable PROIH T CE taken in ex
change.
Cash never refused.
Shop on Main Street, near Ward A Unvs's Mills.
W1 M.I AMS k JORDAN.
Tumwater, Nov. 17. 18G0. 1 :tf
Great Excitement!!
AT TIIE FALLS!!
MR. M. W. WITHERELL,
ATET'Ot'LU iufurm the citizens of
y \ Washington Territory that he is jjjjQtJ
manufacturing MjV
Saddles,
lllU'iicsh,
and Trunks,
Superior to .1115- ever made on this Coast. He
is also making the
PATENT CASE COLLARS,
Which cnunot I>c excelled. He is making
FINE BARXBSS,
On the SrlMdJnKllnß Tree,
Which is oonciilcreil the greatest Im
provement of the Age.
AND ALSO
CARRIAGE TRIMMING!
DOXK OX REASONABLE TERMS.
Sl<leSud«lleNOfTarlou»l>eiicrlptiona
REPAIRING DOXEOX SHORT NOTICE,
jfeiy-Please give friend Witherell ft call. Shop
on Main Street. Tumwnter.
November IT, 18(i0. l:tf
COAL! COAL! COAL!
8. N. DOTY,
HAVING purchased the celebrated Morrison
Coal Claim on Bcllingham Bay, iuvites cup.
italists. nn<l the friends of the trade, to come up
and help dig them out. These mines have keen
prospected, and the coal tested in San Francisco
and found of superior quality. Seven thousand
dollars is all that is required to make them pay a
thousand dollars per month.
Sehome, Dec. 20, 18ti0. 7:m3
LOOK HERE!
THE fill iTIXG AND H AIR DREBB*
ing Establishment on Main Street, ne;ir the
Stage Office, i» still in operation, wherethe under
signed will be happy to uttend the wants of his
natrons.
SHAVING AND IIAIR DRESSING
done with neatness and dispatch, and in th? latest
fashion.
at.»y Hot and cold baths at all hours.
j. ii. ncsH.
Olvmpla. Nov. SO, 1800. 8:ly
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
(iILAS U ALLIIIER, Pr®.
CORNER OF SECOND AND MAIN STREETS,
Olympia, W. T.
Board per week $5 00
Olympia, Not. '-'3. ISOO -'ly
H. A. Judson & Co.,
(At the Late Store of W. X. Rut! edge,)
OLTMPIA, W. T.,
COIIKMOW MERCHANTS**
AND DEALERS IN
DRY (iOOVS, .
GROCERIES,
I CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES.
hardware,
PAINTS,
OILS, tc., *c., kc.
TERMS CASH,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
IX \0 CASE
Will Credit be given for longer
than Thirty Days!
Olympin. Nov. 23, 18(10. 2:lf
WE G. lIUNLAP,
1 IMPORTER A\l> DEALER IX
GROCERIES.
PROVISION'S,
DRY coons.
CLOTHING,
ItOOTS ami SHOES, 4c.
AT THE OLD STAND,
Corner or Main and Third streets,'
Country Produce
generally
taken in
exchange
for Goods.
N'o pains spared to give satisfaction to customers.'
Olvinpin. Nov. 23. 18(50. 2:tf
FRUIT TREESir
For the Million, at Eastern Prices!'
J. L. *A\FORD & CO.,
Agent* lor the Principal Xux
serios in Caliloriiia.
HAVK now for *ale. Nt Eastern I'rit cs. an
immense stock of Fruit Trees, of
np<'K, suitable for planting, embracing every kind
nml variety grown in the State.
Our long auil intimate connection with the nur
scry busings and fruit-selling here, and in the
older States, has enabled us to anticipate every de
mand. and wc have therefore caused to lie grown
and FORMED to suit the different localities, a
portion of the Stock we i ffi r—comprising such
varieties 11s are best adapted to our soil and eli-
Wc have also for sale, in great abundance and
variety. Plants of all the
Snmll Fruits, Shade Trees,
For Public Grounds.
and Street I'hinting.
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
(Deciduous and Evergreen,)'
Adapted to Avenues, Lawns. Pleasure Orounds,
and Cemeteries, llcsi'des an infinity of roses, Car
nations and picotcef, Dahlias. Fuschins, Evergreen
and other Climbing Vines. Geraniums. Violets,
I'ansies, Daisies, Bulbous Flower Roots, (irccn
House Plants, 4c.. &c.
We are the Sole Agents for this citv of
A. P. SMITH, SttRANEXTO,
For the sale of his
Foreign Grape Vines; Rare Evergreen
ami Ornamental Trees; Fresli Pre-
luium Garden Seeds, and Pure
Family "Wines, &e., &c.
Ho has decidedly the largest, licet and most re-"
liable stock of Wine and Table Grapes to lie found
in the Stale.—He will sell under his guarantee as
to correctness of NJlJ>! iod names.—His .Seeds have
not lost their vitality in '-doubling the Horn."
They arc warranted inferior to none, and will be
sold l<y us in quantities, and at prices to suit.
FARMERS, GARDENERS AND DEALERS,
Give us a call, or send for a Circular with pri
ces, if anything is wanted in our line.
,1. L. SANFORD.
THOMAS B. H DLCM,
EDW ARD Ll'DLl'M. .
Ran Francisco. January sth. 1861. 10:ni3
C. CROSBY, } jL, C. GRAY,
Z. CROSBY, > <
N. CROPBY, Jr., j ( San Franco.-
Tnniwater.
€. CROSBY & C 0.,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IJF
GEXERAL MERCHANDISE^
—AXD—
Proprietors off lie Turn wafer Flour
Mills.
Tumwater, December 15th, IffSO. s:ly
OLYMPIA WAGON MANTTFACTOBY.
Stuart & Blacks»hear,
"YYJ'OrLD inform the'eitizent of Olym- Qy-nJP
\\ pia and the surrounding country "
that they are now tuanufacturing WAGONS,CAR
RIAGES and HI'GGIKSof all descriptions, from
tlx. best of imported material, by experienced work
men. for which WHEAT will be taken iu exchange,
delivered at the Tumwater mills. Shop corner 3d°
and Chinook Streets.
Olytnpia, December 8, IPSO. 4:tf
■luirNMarNuparlllu. l'ellow Dock/
and lodide of Poland —Is prepared from
the finest Red Jamaica Sarsnparilla and English
lodide of Potass. Admirable as a restorative and
purifier of the blood, it cleanses the system of all
morbid and impure matter, removes pimple*, boilp
and eruptions from the skin, cures
and pains of all kinds. All who can afford, should'
use it, as it tends to give strength and prolong'
life.
Sold by Druggists generally, at $1 per bottie.'
11. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists,'
l:m<? 143 and 145 Clay st., San Fran. , _
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
178 Clay St., and
107 Montgomery St.,
San Francisco,
And ITS Broadway, Sew York.
/CONSTANTLY on hand the best selected and
most extensive assortment of Gents' and Boy*'.
Clothing on the Pacific coast, which wc can and
will sell lower than any other House.
Hoy*' and Gents' Clothing made
to Order. LOCKWOOD, SWELL it CO.
January 10th, 1801. 10:ly
NOTICE.
TAKR notice thxt on Saturday, February 23d,
1801, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. I will pell
to the highest bidder for cash, on the land claim'
of Wra. M. itutledge, genernlly known at the
<'Judson Claim," in Claquato precinct. Lewi*,
county, W. T. U.\E THOBIAND BI'SHKLS Of
WHEAT, more or less, and TWO lII'NDRKD
AND FIFTY BUSHELS OF OATS, more or lew,
or Miffirirnt thereof to repay me my lien and 1
charges for harvesting the came.
JOHN IIOCrK.
tcwU<Joitu«y. W. T . Feb. 2. I*CV. 12:wl