I ' 8I*pa$f VOL. I. VICTORIA, VANCOUVER ISLAND, WEDNESDAY EVBNfNG, SEPTEMBER 5, 1866^ i i NO. 56. «t THE EVENING TELEGRAPH," mums Everv Evening at 4 O'clock, (Saturday and Sunday evenings eicepted.) ALSO iviiiv SUNDAY MORNING! TKIOIS OF RUnSCUIPTtOlf I l>r Anmm, In advance, by mail, f]0 00 Vot .la mouths, e 00 l'er W-ek, payable to Carrier 36 tDf tuples, 10 Tor terms of Advertisement apply at the Office. Lantrley Street' Cocker ln the Commons. With grave sorrow Mr. Punch learns from high authority that thirty members only of a reformed parliament are compe- tent'to do a sum in long division. As Minister of Public Instruction Mr. Punch therefore deems it incumbent on him to •compile a " Handy-book of Arithmetic," shorn of all pedantic pleasantry, and fur-, nished witb tables adapted both to the cross and opposition benches. Peuding publication of this popular manual, we offer a few extracts from it, by which the diligent student will bo enabled rapidly to cut a figure in any circle—political or polite. DIVISION OF FARTIK8. Divide 310 Liberals, 290 Conservatives and 58 ultra-Liberals by 3 bills, 6 instructions, and 9 amendments. What will a ministerial measure come to ? Ans. Grief. 9UBSTRACTION OF WHIGS. Prom Whigs various 300 deduct Whigs pur et simple... .285 There remain Whigs 15 not so pure and simple. Vi'I.OAK FRACTIONS. Reduce Parliamentary Oratory to a 'common denominator. Ans. Bosh. MULTIPLICATION OF MOTIONS. By Motions vexatious multiply Motions frivolous, aud find the probable time of proroguing the House=lst Jauuary, 1867. Tiik Foreisn Element in English Public Life.—It was a remarltable circumstance that tho very earliest honors conferred by Earl Russell upon his being made Premier, were bestowtd upon gentlemen of foreign descent. Mr. Goschen's grandfather was a Leipsic bookseller; Sir Francis Baring, now Lord Northbrook, is the descendant, in the fifth degree, of a Lutheran pastor nt Bremen, whose son settled in Devonshire as an English country gentleman, and whoso third sou in turn founded the mammoth house of Barings; nnd the ennobled Master of the Rolls, Lord Roinilly, is the great-grand- eon of a wax-bleacher in the neighborhood of London, who was one of a French ' Protestant refugee family expatriated by the Edict of Nantes. 'I hese honors and appointments are eminently characteristic of the catholic character of English public and sociul life—a feature lo which much of our national greatness is indisputably attributable.— CatteU's Illustrated Family Paper. FACTS vs THEORIES. " Give me a place to rest my lever on," says Archimodcs, " and I will move the world." " Give me puro and unadulterated drugs," says Medicos, of the olden time, " and I will cure disease." In one sense, both of these learned pundits Wero the veriest charlatans. Tliey knew there was no place to rest their lever on, either to move tho world or cure disease. Mechanism Was in a backward state, and the medical profession was but anothet name for sorcery, •nd all the adjuncts of mngic filters and charms of the " evil eye," kc But these latter days have borne unto us something more than even superstition and its crew ever dreamt of in their maddest philosophy. In these days of practical science, what was theory ol yesterday ir fact to-day, and all the old time notions become as hubbies in the sun, and burst and break with every breath we draw. Let Archimedes shoulder his lever and we will find a resting place for it to move the world. Let mine ancient Medicus pant and toil no more for the drugs he so sorely needs, for we have them at our hand, ever ready to serve them at his beck. Refined in the laboratory of Dr. Maggiel, the finest materials known ln the medical profession are obtainable by any one. His Billious, Dyspeptic, and Diarrhoea Pills stand Unrivalled, and bis Salve operates witb magical effect upon burns, scalds, and all sores and takers of the skin. In fact, we think Magoibl's Pills and Salve are the wonder of tbis century, and we ate happy iu the thought that many others of our brethren of the cralt agree with us. We would earnestly counsel that all families provide themselves with Dr. Maggiel's Prepaiations at once, hnd keep tbem ready at hand, so as to Use them at the most opportune time and as •ecasiou serves.— Valley Sentinel. New Advertisements. IP. O'iD^WYEI* IMl'ORTEll AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN Oregon and California Flour, Middlings, Bran. Grain, Butter, Lard, Provisions, etc,, etc. Families and the Trade supplied on the most reasonable terms. No. 40 Government street, NEAR CORNER OF FORT. au 29 ^ew Advertisements. FASHION HOTEL Concert Room The only Place of Amusement in Town! THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED these well known establishments, begs leave to announce tbat they will bo Re-opened on Saturday, July 28. The former Billiard Hall hns been converted into a Concert Room, where may always be found attentive and obliging attendants. Best qualities of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars served by the proprietor in person. CHAS. BROOKS. BrsB* Admission Freb. ou 26 NEW WESTMINSTER GAME DEPOT, YATES ST., Next door to the corner of Government, opposite Zelner's Drug Store. TnE SUBSCRIBER HAVING MADE AR- rangements to receive from different parties the produ"e of the Island and country will bo prepared to furnish Game, Fish, Fruits, Poultry. Eggs and Vegetables, Each and all in their season, at the lowest prices. St&f* Fraser River Salmon by each steamer. JAMES ALLElV. au 31-lm Victoria Turn Verein. ALL MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE IN- stitution who wish to attend regular practice, aro requested to be present on the first Monday in September, when classes Will be formed commencing with the simplest exercises, and going through the whole course. CHARLES DE0HENT, au2.1 Turnwart. The Only Sure Way to Save the Country I IS TO PATRONIZE CAMERON'S ISLAND PRODUCE MARKET, No. 18 Fort street, opposite Boarding-house. Mrs. Host's PFAMILIES AND HOTEL-KEEPER?! WILL find always on hand fresh, cheap, and good Island Vegetables and Fruit, Island Fish and Game of all sorts, Island Eggs nnd Butter, Island Venison cut to order, Island Poultry, kc, kc, ke. N. B.—I hereby make known to the public that, haViug made arrangements with certain island farmers to sell their produce, I am from this date prepared to sell cheaper than any Chinaman peddler that ever ato rice— " So walk on, John I" August 17th, 1866. au 17-lm J; NAGLE, Shipping Master and Commission Agent* CREWS SUPPLIED AT THE SHORTEST Notice—Goods entered and clearod at the Custom House; Manifests, Charter Parties, and Bi Is of Sale made out. Vessels bought or sold. flgy Several small Vessels for sale or charter. Otfrics—Bastion street, near tht Police Barracks. aul7 3STOTIOE. DURING MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE at San Francisco, my brother, Peter Matthiessen, holds my Power of Attorney. Dated Hotel St. Nicholas, Government street, Victoria, 14th August, 1866. au 15 N. C. MATTHIESSEN. HERMAN SHULTZ, —AT— His Well Known and Old Established Stand The Government st. Boot Store, Has just received per steamer A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Ladies' and Children's Which he offers at a very low price, Shoes, New Advertisements. NOTICE, MARTIN BROS., IMPORTERS OF Groceries and Provisions, FIREPROOF BUILDING, LATELY OCCUPIED BY L'HOTELIER k Co, WHABP BTBiEET. au 6 Receives by each steamer from England and San Francisco BOOTS &c SHOES FINEST AND BEST QUALITY, FRENCH LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, At prices to correspond with the times, au 12 HE--OFE3Sri3NrG- —Or TH!— EUREKA CGHCERT ROOM UNDER THE M,l.\A«i:.fli:VT OF UBS. <{l IIII.IIS. TPHIS MOST FAVORITE AND FASHI0N- -*■ able placo of amusement having been ontirely re-doenrated will re-open This Evening ot 9 o'clock. Mr. Ned Reed, the famous Banjo Player will be in attendance to amuse visitors with his minstrel Songs. At the Bar the best of case Liquors and Havana Cigars will be dispensed. Open every Evening at 9 o'clock, admission tree. au24 RED LION HOTEL, GOVERNMENT STREET. V rpHE ABOVE-NAMED HOTEL HAVING been opened by JOE £!X?EISr3 He will bo happy to meet his friends on all occasions, mi wiil furnish them with the best of Winess Liquors, Ale, Porter, &c, and Cigars. BOARD AND LODGING. TEH DAY, $1. flOy* Bagatelle and Skittles. Call and see the establishment. JOE presides and keeps order. au 10 THEATRE Photographic Gallery (UP STAIRS). 'JiniS GALLERY, LONG AND FAVOU- ably known to Victorians and strangers, has facilities in tho way of light, materials, 4c, and the experience of the proprietor enables him to furnish Cartes de Visite, Ambro- types, and photographic work ot Superior onish unequalled by any other house in town, and at as low prices as other establishments charge for common and inferior pictures—in fact at prices to suit the times. Cartes de Visite, - - $5 per Doz- Out door work attended to at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms. GEORGE au 6 ROBINSON, Proprietor. For Sale Ex Camden, Hosteller, Backer, and Angoslura^BKtcrs, Oregon Cider b bbls. and eases, Claret Id tasks hulf-cnsfcs and eases, Santera* and California While Wine, French lleobol 90 O.P., Eug. < liquet, Jltinim and Bollcnger Champagne, And In Store an assortment of Brandy and Liquors suitable for the Trade. 19-Depot of Havana Cigars, TsTOTICE. Hard Bread' Hard Bread! auS EUGENE THOMAS, Yates street. STORE ST. CRACKER BAKERY. Best Quality of Pilot Bread at 6 l-2o per lb., or $5 per box delivered- Navy at 5c per lb., or $4 per box do. Butter at 9c per lb- Soda at 9c per lb. Wm. Moncks, au 8 Proprietor. J. SPENCER, HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, Gas fitter and Bell-hanger, Corner Yates and Government streets- All brandies of the nbove business practically done with neatness and despatch, at charges to correspond with the times. au6 ALICE BROWN'S FANCY TWIST SMOKING TOBACCO JUST RECEIVKD AT A* F. KEYHER'S, Together with some fine HAVANA. CIGARS DIRECT. Also on hand Wine Sap, Peach, Apricot, Mary's Own, Light Pressed, Natural Leaf, Buffalo Tongue, and Atlantic Cable Tobacco- JUST RECEIVED PER BARK RIVAL A fine Assortment of Meerschaum Pipes. Cull and examine. au 5-lm Mrs. Kein KEEPS CONSTANTLY OX HAND THK latest fusbions in MILLIWEEY, —AT— Prices to Suit the Times, GOVERNMENT STREET Between Fort and Broughton. aiH General News Agent J. Stratman. EMPIRE NEWS DEPOT Cor. Washington & Sansome sif- Han Francisco. THE ADVERTISER ia prepared to supply with punctuality and celerity the annexed newspapers and periodical? upon the following terms All orders, to receire immediate attention, must be accompanied by cash remittance, and handed in previous to the 4Lh, 14th, and 24th of each month. London Daily Time ....$14 00 " Thi Field 1100 " Uluitratfd Tiroes 7 00 *' Weekly Tim* 7 00 « Bell'B Life In London 14 00 . * Weekly DiKpatch 14 00 •' III. Newioflhe World 14 00 " Public Opinion 7 50 « Index {Krre 1r;ide) 14 00 " III. Sporting New* 8 00 11 Spectator 14 00 " Ri -■-■■v.- M oo « Saturday Kevi«w..„, ... 14 00 Dublin Nation * 12 00 Londu.i IlluBlraied News 14 00 Atlatt'0 Monthl- 3 00 Blackw-Kid's.Magazine » 3 00 H'arp.>r'« Magazine... *..■ 3 Oo Sixpenny Magazine „, 3 Oil Knickerbocker M 3V Pacific M ifitMy .."■■ 3 0b , (Jo'leyNLadies Book.... 3 00 Musical Hon 3 00 Continental Magazine....: 3 00 Madam Demorest'a otithlv ;...;! 00 F. Leilic'anew Family Magazine 3 00 Chambers' Edinburgh oumal , 4 00 Monthly papers, Unce a Week 5 00 • ' " Allth* Year Hound 3 00 Thackeray'iCornhill Magazine. 6 0C Lom'.on Lancet * 6 00 U. A- Sala's Temple Bar ;.;..6 00 London Society Magazine 1 6 ini St. James Magazine 6 00 Edinburgh lleview 10 00 London Review ; 10 00 North BritiubKeview.. 10 00 dcptininMer Betiew 10 00 London Art Journal 12 00 .Mjuii'j& Smelting Map 10 00 Miscellaneous. EX FIDELITER A Choice Lot of Bacon .Flint Arrived. For Sn'e by au 2 P. Gilligan, STOKE STREET. ALMtr.E ASSORTMENT OF ROUGH and dressed for Bale cheap, J. ROBERTSON STEWART. Victoria, V. I„ 2<>tb August, 1866. au It EXPRESS LINE STAGES. Mil', COACHES OF THIS LIKE tfilU now rua regularly, leaving Yale, U. 0 I>Ioii<1:mn. WedncHdan, And riidays, AT 7, A. BI., FOR SAVANA'S FERRY (Big Rend Route), until tbe completion of tbe road, wben they will go to Savann's Felry, Tiie Coach lor Cariboo will leave Yalo oa Monday. jy 2 P. J. BARN\RD. 'CUE GREAT KEMEDY -AGE. OF THE HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. Tlie effect Of the Ointment an the Syatem To the very core and centre of all disease; which affect tbe human body, this remarkable prepara'ion penetrate.". It disappear! nnder the friction ot the hands, as aalt disappears when rubbed u,ion meat. The unguent per* forms its healing errand rapidly, safely, aad without pain. Simple eruptions, open sores, hard tumors, Ecrotuious developments of al' kinds, abcesses, cancers, old wounes, and, ii tact, every speci* B of inflammation and suppuration, whether in the skin, the flesh, th* glands, or among tbo muscles, can be arresteb in iti destructive course, and permanently oared without danger by rubbing In this inestimable Ointment. Bud l.»a>, Had lliea«'«," Sorel, aha Ulcer.. In many Hospitals in Europe this celebrated remedy is now used for the cure of old wounds, sores, nnd ulcers ; in Spain and Portugal, and in many parts of Italy, the Erst Physician? r«. regularly prescribe its use. It is ft iovereigp remedy lor bud breasts and bad legs; and likewise for r.II ekiu disenses. It is to be found iD tbe chest of nearly every sailor, soldier, and emigrant. ltuprudenclei of Youth ;—Soree and Ulcer.. The above class of complaints is surely r.. ooved by nightly fomenting the parts witL vtirni wuter, and then by most effectually fub oing in this Ointment. Persons suffering from these direful compitiiuts should lose not a mo meat in arresting their progress. It should bt understood that it is not sufficient merely to smear the Ointment on the affected parte, bet: it raust be well rubbed in for some considerable time two or throe times a day, that it may 1 i taken into the system, whence it will remov. only hidden sore or would es effectually t. though it wen- palpable to the eye. Bread anJ water poultices, alter the rubbing in of th. Ointment, will do great service, This il th^ only proper treatment for females in caiei cl riuiiir in tho stomach,, or for thole who lufli^ Irom a general heaving down. Pile., F.iiulai. Stricture.. BlotclieB, n-,also awellingB, can with certainty be radically.cured if tho Ointment be used freely, nt,d the I'ills bo taken night and morn, ing as recommended in the printed instmttiioni When tree-ted in any other way these complaint. Duly dry rp in ene place to break out in an- Uher ; whereas this Ointment will removetbr humor from the system, and leave the patien.' i vigorous and healthy being. It will rcquirt .ime, aided by the use of the Pills, to ensure astlng cure. Diptheriu, Brbncliitli, Soie Throat*, Any of the above class of diseases may be -ured by well rubbing the Ointment three • imes a day upon the skin covering the throat, chest, and neck ol tho patient. The nngncnt will soon penetrnte thc pores and give imtoed^ mte relief. To allay the (ever and lessen th3 inflamatlon, eight or ten Pills should be takes night nud morning. The Ointment will pro- duce perspiration, which is so essential tot remo-ing fevers, sere throats, and those oppressions of the chest which arise fron* Asthma, Bronchitis, and other causes. Both Ihe Ointment nnd Pill* ahotrtd be useil ln the following Cases t Bad I.eirs Had Br«utt Burns Bunions Bilf ol Maichetoee and SauJ-FIiel eoo'bu ChlegG-foot Chilblains Chapped Hands Com. (Coras) Cancers Contracted Sti ■ Jninta Klcplisatiasia Fistulas Gout Glandular Sw <hnst I,' mbsgo. BUM Rhenmatiam IScalds Sure Nipplol Sire Throat Skio diseu Scurvy tatt heads Tumors Ulcen Wound! Y»wa Sold at fie Establishment ot iWlrtofc fltiiio*A III, Strsnd, (near Tempi,? Bai), tonden ; alio by a .'especUble Drunnists lihI Ilealcrs In McJiciara Ihrnrb Mi tl.c oii-ilUed world, at the follottinfr prices la. luJ ft M. 4s 8d.. lis., 22., and 83a., each Pot. *.* There a a coaaiderable saving by taking '.lifclSniv lzea. N K — I'ireptioDs for the ruirianre of Patlfcbts tn ttH disorder are affixed to each Pet. Mlstl 'Mil Ill-Oils. A Ttaat A-r* i-ik— I batten tbat j f*co to Cm i 11 '-• t bomuti beinjc, nttV :,)S u^ thor ough want u.' uirvc ; tin- Malaya are i»Im) of il.is ojiiniou, but upr«M it differently. Tliey bi> iln.t ' if too mtU only speak to ■ [ tiger, mnl ull it if ut it om ■:• i plenty of food in ibejaugl i b«ii le joo, tht animal will be in i-ii ,!, :, i.ii.i fore jov nnmole*. ted." Unfjrtuiuii 'v. fow get a chauce to spuak in tbe ligerd in ti ia way, because, as I have stated, tbey almost inrariably steal up bebiuj those tliey in— icinl to attack. I baro, bowerer, baard tbe following nocount tolil by un old Malay of an attack wbieli be prerentad by an appeal to tbe littler nutiire of tlie .aniiiiul. He was returning homo after a visit to town to his bouse at Selita, along tbat part of the road which I have described ns beins tbe most thickly surrounded by jnnglo. Ho bud his little child, a boy of seven of eight years old, along bellied hiiu, and both were contentedly ebewing away at jdiong, when the father on lifting liis eyes bw a tiger crouching down right iu front of him, nud apparently preparing for a spring, Cal* ling to mind the old laying, be gasped out a few sounds and found that they appeared to arrest the titrer, bnt bail g anxious not to risk the life of liis son, he moved slowly backward to a tree which be remembered lo have pawed tt few yards behind. Tlie tiger advanced upon bim step for step as he retreated. When the old man's Ivck touched Ihe tree, be told hi.s son to climb np. This the boy did, and Iho lather, relieved of anxiety on his account, drew b;s wood-knife, and commenced an advance, urguiug all tbe whilp wiih the keenest logic—sharpened •no doubt by the occasion—that it would -be better for boih lo part without quarrelling. This advance and retreat continued for about 50 yards, when the tiger, oither persuaded by tho loi^ic or dounted by tha bravery of the man, tinned tail anil bolted into the jungle.— Cameron's Muuiyun India. ■ Oranges at Havana,—How tlwy mauago to get rid of all those oranges 1 really do not know. I hud a dozen or so brought me whenever I felt thirsty, and, I daro say the other guests at El Globo- wero as often thirsty and as fond of oranges as I ; and there wero a good many, too, cut np in the course of tbo day for tlio purpose of making sangaree and orange-toddy ; but even afier these draughts the residue must have been onor- mous. You wero never charged for oranges in lbe bill. 'Ihey were as plentiful as acorns iu a forest, and you might browso on them at will. In tlio streets, at every corner and under every archway, sits a ncgress who sells oranges, so they must havo some monetary value, however infinitesimal ; but if you bestow on her the smallest coiu recognised by tlie Cuban currency you may fill your bauds, your pockets, and your hat too, if you choose, witb the golden fruit. When the Cuban goes to tbe bull-light, ho tukes with bim a mighty store of oranges tied up in a pocket-httiilkcrcbief, just us we, when boys, used to buy a pound of gingeibread- nuts, moro ns a precautionary measure than because we were sweet-toothed, on entering the confines of Orecnwieh Fair. Some of these oranges lbe amateur of the bull-fight eats ; but the major part lie uses as missiles, and pitches into the ring, at a cowardly toreadores. There is positively a verb in tbe Spanish dittiontrry signifying to pelt witb oranges.—' A ■Court-yard in Havana,' in All the Year Round. Giving a Sitting.—Tn his latter years, tbo Dulto of Wellington naturally grew averse to undergo tbe annoyance of sitting for his portrait, ami of r.uurse the honor of painting it was cqual'y sought ufter by ambitious artists. A few years before his death, to the surprise of his secretary, he appointed four of these gentlemen for tho 6ame dny and hour, not appearing to notice an obsprvation lo thnt effect, when desiring the letters to be written. On the morning selected ho went to an upper room at Walmer, and ordered a tea chest to be placed on the table, and the. whole to be covered with dark cloth covers. To tbis throne he ascended by a chair, seated himself upon it in the stiffist possible attitude, and desired the artists to be summoned. On their entrance he said, ' Now, gentlemen, I am to sit here for one hour ; mako the best of it, nnd set to work at once.' ' The painters, as soon as they could restore tlieir open eyes and mouths to tho usual dimensions, tried to place themselves in good positions; each struggling to secure the best place, hut all in much awe of their silent model, wbo sat above them taking a bird's eye view of their muttered contentions.—Memoirs and Correspondence of Fie'd Marshal VUeount Combermere, GC.B. New Advert.isem2nt8. NOTIC3 ! NOTICE !! Removal.—Messrs. Solomon Urns, have removed to the two-story brick building on Government street, opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel. Tliey have received, ex ship Mohawk, from London, a fine assortment of men's clothing nnd underclothing, which they will sell lower than any house iu lawn. Give them a call. * Ma. Difinv Palmer requests that orders for touching, playing and tuning Roioforl for instruction in .iiuging, may be left with Me8»rfc, Hibben k Carswell, Stationers and Booksellers, Government street, or at bis residence, near the lop of Fort street. * Mn. Freeman reque^'s us lo state Ihat he is about to remove his Variety store from Waddington Alley and corner of Government •und Cormorant streets to the largo store an Johnson street known as the Qneou Saloon.' # IiBOM Tills DATS TIIK UNDBR8IGNED ka* concluded tfi price UNE- II.U.F ; aud hereafter tho FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS, ALE, BEER, ke., &c, Will be served at tho "METROPOLITAN" At TWELVE AM) A HALF GF.N'TS pet' biunpic. The public will plenso call and sample, and satisfy themselves that the very best is to be had at the above price. T. J. B0RNS, Metropolitan Saloon, Store street, au 28 3STOTICE. In lite Supreme Court of Civil Justice Vancouver Island. IUST BANKRITPTCY, Friday the 21th day of August, A.D. 1806. ir'llFUFA.S A PETITION' FOIt AOJUIH- VV cation of Bankruptcy, bearing date the 24th day of August instant, hns been duly filed by Charles Dupond, of Cadboro liny Uoad, Victoria District, farmer, and behaving been declared a Bankrupt, is hereby required to surrender himself lo His Honor Joseph N'ei'ham, Chief Justice of tho Supreme I'ourt of Civil Justice of Vancouver island, aforesaid, on Wednesday, the 5th dny of September next, at 11 o'clock in tlie forenoon. precisely, nt the Court House, James Hay, Victoria, and make a full discovery and dis- cloiure of liis estate and effects, when and where thc creditors are to como prepared to prove their debts and at the lirst silting to chnose Assignees nnd commence tbo examination of tlie Bankrupt, and at tbe last sitting the Bankrupt is to finish his lust examination. All persons indebted to the said Bankrupt, or who have any of his effects, arc not to pay or deliver tlio name but to David Lindsay, of Government sireet, the Official Assignee appointed, and give notice to ROBERT BISHOP, Solicitor, au2G Bastion .Street, Victoria. Belief for the Afflicted. THE INTRODUCTION OF Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer To tho Suffering Humanity of this Age has relieved more pain, and caused more real joy tban any other one thing that can bo named. Invaluable Remedy, Onr first Physicians use it, and recommend its use; tho Apothecary finds it first among the medicines called for, and the wholesale Druggist, considers it a leading article of his trade. All tho dealers in medicine speak alike in its favor; and its reputation ns a medicine of great merit and virtuo is fully and permanently established, and it is the great Family Med'ciDe of the Age- Kvciy Volunteer should have a bottle, in case of sudden attacks of Disease Taken Internally, cures Sudden Colds, Coughs, &c, Weuk Stomach, General Debility, Nursing Sore Month, Canker, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or indigestion, Cramp and pain in tbo Stomach, llowel Complaint, Painters' Colic, Asiatic Cholera, Diarhcoa and Dysontery. laken externally enrea Felons, Boils, and Old Sores, Severe Burns and Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, Swelling of the Joints,. Ringworm nnd Tetter, Broken Breasts, Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Toothache, Puiu in the Face, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. IPAHKT KILLEE, Taken internally, should be adulterated wiih milk or water, and sweetened with sugar, if desired, or made into a syrup with molasses. For a COUGH aud Bronchitis, a few drops ou Sugar, eaten, will be more effective than anything else For SOUK THROAT, gurgle the throat with a mixture of Pain Killer and water, and tho relief .is immediate and euro positive. fi®- It should not be forgotten that tho Fain Killer is equally as eood to tuke Internally as to use externally. Bach bottlo is wrapped with ull directions for its uso. Prices 25 cents, 50 cents k $1 per bottle CHAS. F. BARNARD, M.D., BURGICAL ft MBOHAKIClti DEITTIST Fort street, one dour rust of Government, Victoria, V.I. Dr. 11. hereby tai dci> bll grnt<Tnl acknowledgment! i" tbe citizen- of Victoria for ibi Ir liberal patronage ibui far, and hopes by gentlemanly eondoel and strict apjUioaiion to buaineel to merit a further continuance ot favors. When desired will visit parties professionally at their reiidancea. All branched of the profession attended to. Terms reasonable— Oflic" hours from 8 a.m. lo 0J p.m. au23 lm* Chains and Anchors. TWENTY TONS CHAIN Short Linked and proved from J to I AND a. isr c i-i o :r, s 3 From 20 to 800 pounds. For Sale bv PETER M'QUADE, an 23 Wharf street, Victoria. A Triumph of Science THE LIGHT OF TUB WOULD DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS & SALVE. These Lite-giving remedies ar? nw, for tlio flr t tlm*, % vi!it publicly- to th- w r d. For over uqunitcr i'f a century of private practice LhclngreilicHtB intln-ee Life-Giving Fills Have been used with tlie greatest micceR*.' Th-ir mi»Bi.m ii o t ou y to | revunt < is-aa". but to cure Tliey pe rch oue tna retloM nialadlsa by wbioh tho patient i» Buffering, ami re-invigoiutuH tbe idling tyttttn, T i the a-'eii ami infirm a lew dOBoa of these valuable PILLS wiil prove to be A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, Fur in everv ca«e they add new Ufa and vita'lty, and >e«lm'the Wining eno/gie* lo'lhcir '-ristine MHte. T- tho jonnjf anl miidl* nged thry wil) mreVfl (Jtnit In vahiibletii4 a rei y, •peotflc and sterling nmdicin-r. i ere is a ilr^ain realized, that Pf»iien.di'-LfM>n souglr for three hundred yearn ago, and never f uud. rtfl looked for a f untain that would restore the old to \igor und make youth ever An Eternal Spring-! It was left for this dny and hour to realize thc dream, and *how in one glorious f.ict the magic thai u.ade it lair. THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES Cannit stiv the flight of years, hut they can force hack, anC hold &I00P,dit&KUl ■ hat ml .lit In inph over trie ag ■<) and the ynuiiif. Let n-ne hesitate then, but Bt-izii tlie faviirable opportunity thut oQerd. When taken as proiciibed— Fcr Billious Disorders Nothing can be mo^u product tee of cure than iIiobo 1>U|M.—Their almost m.yn tnilnence U felt at 6 ice; and the u«ual c«nu .mitutiti of this iu<Bt distreaiiiiM diit'ase am removed, Thttoeremtdlua are made from the pureat VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. They will not harm tho most delicate female, and cat he kl-'-n with good effect in prescribed dimes to the jouugeitt babe. For Cutaneous Disorders And all ermthuflor tho ok tn, tho SALVE'!■ mo»t invaluable. It doe» n t heal vxlemally alon-*, bul pi-ne- Urate* with the most a:arching ethcia to tho very root of ih* evil. PRIVATE BOARD. Board with Comfortably Furnished Bed-room, Six Dollars per Week. YATES ST., Next Door to tho Anglo- American. h95 DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS Invariably cure the following Diseases Asthma, Bowel Complaint"^ CbUfthA, Goldx, Chest Diseased, CoBtiveneFS, D,hpepsia,S Diarrhea, Dropsy, Debility, Fever and Ag-i e. Female Complaints, Headache, Indication, Inllnes za, Jtifknnn.ition, Inward Weakness, Ll"i>r Complaint, LowhOHsofSpiritB, Ringworm, itheumatltim, Salt ulioum, rfcald.i, Skin Dit-'eaees. ffty NOTICE.—VoneKenrino without the engraved trademark »round o*ch pot or box, signed b} mi j, MAGOlltL, 4;i Fulton street) New iorlc, lo counterfeit Which is felony. flS" Bold by all respectnble Dealors in Medicines throughout th.; United Suites and Canada—at lib cents per^iox or pot, A. C. Langley & Co., Agents for Vancouver Isluud aud British Columbia. jy a LEATHER, HARNESS, AND Trunk Manufactory. WEE. DALBY & CO WE TAKE THR PBHSENT OI'PORTtlN- ity to tlmnk our numcroUH customers for tin'libi'rul jiairona^o licsiowcd upon us, ami to Inform tbtin mill the pnblto in i_"m inl that wc are now currj'inp ou, in CMBm-rtiun witli our LK.VI'lllCIl STORK, the iniiiiiifiu Inrt of IIAHNH.-S iifnlliicscriplions, Rlso TKUNKB anil VAIjI.SKS. Wo have constuntl)- on liaml n liiriro Htortmast of ISLAND TANNKli Kll', CALF, HARNESS, SUM!, WULT, HTKING and liltAIM I.EATMICU; alto a peueral assortment of SHUriMAKEB'S FINDINO.S. Parties requiring anything in our lino should ifivo us n trwl, us wc will supply Ilium cheaper thun any house north of dun Francisco. BELTING MADE TO ORDER. Terms Otxsli. Wm. Dalfcy So Co., Yalos street, Victoria, V. I. August 2- th, 18C6. au 20 NOTICE BfJNSTER HAS THIS DAY ENTERED INTO Partnership WITH ALL LOVERS OP GOOD ALE! nu 17-lm BRITISH PERIODICALS. The London Quarterly Review (Conservative). The Edinburgh Review (Whig) The Westminster Review (Radical) The North British Review (Free Church) — AND— Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory) Tlio fo.ir Kcficwa re-|>ubli>}io(l by Mcsirfl. gQQTt tt Co., nn» Bflneralfv CO sidiTid as tbe Great R<>YtmvB, auu llliirkwnud lias been jmtly placed in thu same rank. Whofver rtispuiuCH w iili r< inline puiilienlftiim of tlm: m.'i-.-, wliatcver muy iio bit totttftl i nfurmatinn, willioon bo alto?tther behind thutiim;- in wliicli be liveK—awd in tbi;s« tiiiiea a pPitonmay ihkui m>t vt'iy far behind. TIh-.v mny he rt-ad and Itodltd with advantage by ibis [irojile of llMs country, of etery creed and party. ±#- HLACKWOOH la nnUKnally attractive et thtl time to American*, not oolyfur iU aeril nrtidoB by dUtinguiilwd wtiton of floti n, but fnr tb« eeootinl ol the lakti civil \v.r now hein^ wiitton by V'i. Von Burke, a Ui" man oilier, chit-f. .f-statl tu tien. J.E.ll. alimrt, of tlie Confederate ai my, TEKMS FOR 1806. Fur any onn of tho Itev low* fl per annuiii Per an j two of tht Rwvlewa 7 " Fur nny three of the Kcvlen-i 10 " Knrallfoiir uf the Hoviewa 12 " Foa Blackwo< d*s M&KHiin" 4 " For Blackwood and «no Review 7 •< For Blai kw»od and any two of tho llo- VieWB 10 " For PUckwood and tliree of tbo Reviews,.13 " Kor BUckwond and the four Keviuwi 15 " CLUBS. A dlHCountof twenty percent, will be a'lowed to clubn cf four or more persons. Thus, four copies of Blackwi'ud, ur of ono HevliW will be yent to one ad- drett 'or Mi 80. Kourcupii'8 of the four Ueviowa and Blackwood, fur ,$-!'<, aud bo on. POSTAGE. When nent by mail, the Postacr to any part of the Unitid t tee will be lut tireiHj-l'oiir cents a year for " u OH wood," and but eight cents a year for each of the Reviewa. Ret'uced Prices for previous years. SubHcrihtTH may obtain the Bepi'int.s Immediately pg»edinK +8t,G, hb follows, viz.: Bhv'hwotxl from September, 18C4. to December, 18C5 incluaive, at tho rate of $2 .10 ft yuer. The jVortk British fnun Jmuarys 1SB3, to December. IS65, inclusive ; the Edinburyh nnd tho Westminster trem rtp il. 1864, to December, 186-% WelOiive, and the Ittmdon tlwrterty lur the year 1816, at the rato of $1 .10 a year lor each or any i,evi«w. S3- A few copied yet wmiln nfuft thefmir Rcmexos for 1803 at «4 a net, or $1 iiO for any one. LEONARD SCOTT & CO., rtihlishers, 38 Walker Street, jV. T. It. F. &C»., alto puljlilh the It'* Hkmiv Sri:i'HK.\s, nf Ktlinlmrfh, mnl the In.oJ. V. Nniiritx, ot Yale ' dlot'e, 'Ivols. Jtojai Ootano, 1600 Jitipoa, und naineiom EugniviniB* 1'iiCL %t fur tbo two voUituu.-:—liy Muil, jxiBt paid, JU 00, uu -S .**_ Dissolution of Partnership. 'IMIE I'AIITVK!:-!!!!' HKIlKTOFt IRE EX- I MI IlnnrnT ll'fitT (Stokk nmt Iikobi a- aotd-kerpati m •• Ike i)\,\ Hag Inn, Nmi;iii:''i. \th* th:- day hi-pn di — fttlfed by iiiutuiil cunneiit. Tl.r I'lisiiieiiit will in lutur.' he niriicj on by lh« pa il Hubert H*UT BtOM aloui-. who will iu'leit all out- ttiiiiiliiii,' acetmatt uud i>.ij- all liubilitiw of tht ImIi- pvrlnt-'-rbij.. K II. STONE. Jos. McOu-M. IIKXUT JKIUIME. NiiuiiiiM, Aatfaats, I uu 5-im CHARLES BERNARD, Manufacturer and Dealer in FAMILY CHARTRES COFFEE. And Sslcew of nil klnda, No. 707, Sansome street, corner Gold, Between Jackion anil Pacific. First Premium awarded hy ths Mechanics' Institute, for the best Coffee and Spices. Tlie proprietor having introduced Steam Power in liis Mil 11 ii factor j, ha mow increased t.idlilii-f to supply the trade and the public in fi'iii'iiil. All articles from liis Establishment nre guaranteed to be pn'canil unadulterated^ The public arc reapsctlnlly invited to call and convince themselves Country orderBpromptly attended to. se 2 THB ONE THLNG WANTED. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. The Blood. These famous pills nre so composed tha they operate wholesomely on the Rtomuch, tho liver, tho bowels, and other organs; by correcting any derangements in tbeir functions whereby a steady supply of pure materials tor tlm renewal of the Blood is furnished, and a OOOItanf abstraction of elTcte products is effected. This perfect circulation thus becomes the very fountain of health and life, aud overcomes all form of disease wherever its situation. General DlNorderH of (he Liver and Stomach. All who ever indulge a* tablo, either in cM« ■ng or drinking, should take about ten of thos- lutnons pills at bed time, from which will ree suit a clear head and good stomach the foil .w- ing morning. Thousands of Ludies nre nl- ways complaining of sick headaches, want o appetite, want of energy, und want of strength, to correct nil these evils, three or four ol tbeso fills should be taken twice a week, when they would give the invalid .no health anil uppetita of a ploughman. FcnialeM of all Apes :ia«l flas»c» Obstructions of any kind, either in young or those between forty and Gfty—ih" most critical peiiod of life—may be radically remo. ?*3 by using these Pills according to the printed directions whioh accompany each hot. Younft persons with sickly nnd sallow complexions mny have the bloom of health restored by thi? corrective, wLi'ch purifies the blood nud expels all gross and impure humors from thesys- tem. Heware then of tho critical age Iron forty to fifty, ns it -Bends many thousands to premature grave,—these Pills should be ukc> it that period of lite two or three timet » teek IVant of Strength and Energy- Persons of sedentary hnbite, or those troubled in mind, working iu Factories or Coul Pits, who cannot obtain that amount of frost, air and exercise wbich nature requires, suffer from weakness nnd delility, lowness of spiri.i and want of nppetite. All sucb should take • dose or two of the30 Pills every three or foul days, as they net gently nud effectually on the system and impart vigor and energy to the body, which is always followed by a good nppetite, sound and refreshing sleep, nnd » high (low of spirits. For the Cure of Dropsy. The cfiic.icy of Holloway'a Pills in Dropsy is extraordinary, Tbey act with such n peculiar clfect upon tbo system, that the fluids causing this direlul complaint, arc peraeptibl carried olf and prevented from any furtbel accumulation. The sullerer regains a buoyancy of spirits nnd rejoices in a completely renovated constitution. It is indispeusahly necessary thnt the Ointment should be most effectually rubbed into the complaining partn during the whole course of troatmeut. Children aud their Allmente. In no country in the world nre more children carried to an early grave than in Great Britain. Coughs, Measles, Scarlatina, Fevers, and other diseases attack the little sufferers, apd death, but too often, follows at a rapid pace; yet if at the first stage ot these complaints, parent* were to have recourse to H611bway's PilU, all danger would be atoidod. for tho stomach and bowels would oe gently but effectually cleansed by tbis mild aperient; the depraved numors corrected ana tne secretions duly regulated. A perfect cure would 'oon be effected, and the IHtle patient restored to •oun'' health. Holloway' Pi. r ve tho beat known remedy is ih« world fnr the following diseases: Fut'l at the Establishment of MfeW<# Holloway, 241 Strand, (near Temi'le Bin ,) 1, mlon,:, aU" by all tafpoct able DrUKirls'3 and Dealcnt in .Mr ieinia throughout tti» ctvilizi'd world, at tlie following prleea— U. 1)s~., A. Od., ia. Gd., Hi., 22k., and 33s. each box. (UUP Female Irrccnlftr- Scrofta-'aorKlng* Asthma itio« Kvll Uilliuu»Cornpliilut« F.-viT of all kindv *ore Thioits riu Stone and ^Grave Secondary Symp nintdicB Oh tin* flout .«km He-el Ache tom* QpWAl complaints IndlgfrUqi . . Tio-Do!oroox Colics Iu!l.-iniiiiatlon 1 i:i hits Constipation of the J mi nil ice Ulcwa tfflncreal afli» BoWril Liter Coini'laintB Coiisiun|.lion Lumbnyo tinnn | . DebilHj l'll*»8 Worms o f a Propny lUiuuniatlsm kind* MvBi'iilry KfM ni ion el' Urine Ueukni'iB froi* KryBipoIas whatevircau** *** There is a considerable saving bjr taking thi irctTsiZCB. iiirectnms for tlif iruidi.nco of patit-m»in every dlaar ilar arc aftlxcU to fi cii box, Pkintku and Published by McClum 4C»-*' the office, Langley Street. toning &£Ugrap(j. WKHNE.st'AY EVEN IN (J, ,«KI'T. 0, 1866. COMMERCIAL cu\M(;\KI-;s. Per FANNIE HARK from San Francisco— Janion, Green k llhodes, E Thomas, N Boeel, Oenningham Bros, Grclley k Fitterre, W II Franklin, II Derlntm, Langley Bros, II Nathan, Moore k Co, S Kelly, Tai Soong, S Braver- nan, Martin Bros. Nllll'i'lItU I \ I 1.1.1.II.KM H,. PORT Of VICTORIA, VANCOUVER ISLAND. KNTBBgl). Sept 5—Schr J K Thomdike,Thornton, San Juan Schr Fannto Hare, Turner, San Franciaco Schr Eliza, Middleton, Saunich CLEABBD. Sip Lady Franklin, Prilchard, San Juan. Str Joaie McNear, Winsor, Port Angelas. Str Eliza Annderson, Finch, Port Angelos. Sch Matilda, Grecewood, Nanaimo, A N«w Coio»v—A bill before the House of Commons provides that the Straits .Settlements—that is to Bay, thc Island ol' Singapore, Prince of Wales' Island and Malacca—shall, at a time to be fixed by Order in Council, cease to be a part of India ; aud Her Majesty in Council may establish laws and constitute courts fur the government of theso settlements. This transfer from thc Indian to the home administration is made at the desire of the merchants in tho settlements. It will nut entail any charge on the finances of the mother country—the settlements will be self-supporting. Sir Hercules Robinson was instructed toy'the late Duke of Newcastle to report upon tne subject of this change, and the report, which was made two years ago, recommends thai the three settlements be incorporated ioto one Crown colony, under one governor, with an Executive Council, and that for all legislative purposes there should he oneOoun- cil, composed, as in Ceylon and Hong-Kong, of official and unofficial members nominated by tbe Crown, tho governor to he enjoined to visit Penang und Malacca for a certain portion of every year. Captdrkofa Clothes Tittar.—A house on the corner of Yates and Cook streets was entered by an Indian thief about half-past D o'clock yesterday afternoon, while the occu- panla were ia the garden, and a quantity of female wearing apparel carried off. A little girl witnessed the theft, and told a neighbor, who gave information to the police, and Sergt. Ferral started after tho thief. He soon discovered tlic felluw running and gave chase when the scamp got into the brush near the head of Johnson street and hid. The officer ran on about a mile and finding that tho Indian had not passed he turned back, and luckily discovered him lying in the drain, pretending to be asleep. He at once seized him when the Indian, who is a tall active- looking Songisb, resisted vigorously but was overpowered and his hands secured. He then offered tho officer $10 to let him off. The magistrate this morning convicted tbo prisoner of theft and sentenced him to four months' imprisonment with hard labor. Faoa San Francisco—The schooner Fannie Hare, Capt. Matthew Turner, arrived from San Francisco in Royal Itoads last evenins, and wag warped into the harbor this (orenoon. She sailed on the 18th August, and had very light winds and calms all the way up, being four days from Capo Flattery to port. The F«nnle Harejij a new schooner, this being her first voyage; she is built throughout of East India teak, imported for the U. S. Government two years ago, is very heavily sparred and rigged, and is probably tho finest craft of the kind that ever visited this port. Her registered tonnage is 1G3 tons, and she brings about 220 tons of general merchandise valued at $24,033, part of which she will to-morrow cotnmenco discharging nt thc 11. B. Co,'a •harf; tho remainder goes lo Messrs. Cunningham Bros, of Nanaimo, where the schooner will load with coal for San Francisco. Tiuatrical.—Mr. It. G. Marsh went to Portland on the Fideliter this morning, for Ike purpoae of making arrangements nbout the theatre in that place. The departure of the Marsh family would be a sensible less to the community, especially as we aro not likely to have any regular theatrical company here for thc season, and some effort should bt made to induce them to remain. Unless public amusements of some kind are kept up in the city when the miners ctme down, wo c»n hardly hope to retain that class of the population among its during tho winter. Liicb RtviR Ditch.—The contract for the •instruction of the ditch at Leech river has been awarded to Messrs. Jeffrey and NichoL ion, and for cutting the lumber for the flume lo Messrs. Jeffrey and Sons, who will coui- ttenoe the construction of the sawmill and dstn at once, and have to-day sent out a train le Leech with the necessary supplies. The data is to be finished in one month and the lumber ent in two months from signing of eentract. 0T. R. B. Webber, one of tho oldest settlers °f Steilacoom, and of Washington Territory, *ed on Sunday last, at one o'clock, and was buried on Monday at two o'clock with Mnsonic "onora. Doctor Webber wns a worthy man, *od has left a large circle of friends and ac- loaintancea to mourn his loss.—Puget Sound Vtekiy. R«tob«id.—Mr. E. T. Coleman, who recently ascended Mount Baker within a few "et of the eummit, returned to-day from Bel. "Ogham Bay in an Indian canoe. He intends *» make another attempt to gain the loftiest H»k next anmmer. For Portland.—The Bteniner Fideliter Bailed this morning, at 11 o'clock, with 28 passengers and about 20 tons offriegbt. Anion;; the passengers were Mrs. \. r Matthic«en and family; also, Mr. Pbillpi, Mr. R. (i. Marsh, and several others who will return by next boat. Indian ItnaoiB.—A fight occurred lift night between two Indian: at Esquimalt, when one of'hem being overpowered by the other seized a gag and .-hot bla Opponent dead. An inquest was held on the body th.s afternoon b) Mr. Pemberton, and a verdict of wilful murder returned. Riflr Match —A match between ten riflemen from thc fleet and ten from the Victoria Rifle Volunteers was goiug on when we went to press. OilCItT.—The Cricket Club have decided to practice twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, during the remainder of the season. The Cariiioo.—The auction sale of this steamer, by Messrs. J, P. Davies k Co., baa been postponed till the 15th, to-morrow week. nisliop Hills and the Mcn-oF- War. To rue Editor of the Braviva TatlORAPH —Stu—The Chronicle of yesterday morning atates thnt Her Majesty's gunboat Forward is detailed to visit the Episcopal Missions of British Columbia, and to convey tlic Missionaries to tbeir s'ations. It is quite recenily that the Sparrowhawk,engaged Intbesamefer- vice, ran on a rock, necessitating her being overhauled in .San FrancilCO. Is Admiral Dcnniuii instructed to place Her Majesty's vessels at tho service ol' Bishop Hills and his clergy ? If Admiral Dcnmiin is ordered by thc Admiralty to use his official influence, to employ Her Majesty's vessels, and to expend British taxes in building up a denominational Church in these colonies, then tbo Admiralty moat answer for the same in the proper place ; but even with these instructions (whose existence I doubt), both Bishop Hills nnd his patron will find that the possession of ships of war or the firing of salutes from the same does not ipso facto create a State Church or compel the sileuco of A British Nonconformist. Sept. 4, 1806. Ghekk Firr.— An old book — tlie ' Natural Mngick,' of liaplisttt de I'orto— published in Italy towards the middle of the 16th century, pives the following recipe nnd short history of ' Greek Fire :' ' By the aubtili'y of the Greeks there was invented a fire called Greek fire. To overcome the ship, presently, they boyl'd Willow-coals, Silt, Spirit of Wine, Brimstone Pitch, with the yarn of the soft, wool of Ethiopia, and Citinpliire ; which it is wonderful to speak, will burn alone in water, consuming nil matter. Cullim- acliuq, the urcliiteet, Hying from Heliopolis, taught the Romans that thing Brat, and many of their Emperors did uso that against their enemies alterwnrds. Leo, the Emperor, burnt with this kind of lire those of the East, that sailed against Constinople with 1,800 Citmels. The same Emperor, shortly after, burnt with the same fire 4,000 ships of the Enemy, and 350 in. like manner. Prometheus found out that lire would keep a year iu thc Cune Ferula : wherefore Martial speaks of them thus :— Canes, that the Masters love, hut Boys do hate, Are by Promcthcus's gift held at a great rate.' Ba'idiarous Execution I.v India.— The Intlian papers contain an account of the barbarous execution in Western India by the Guicowurof Baroda, who caused a wealthy Vahouietan gentleman tu be pat to death by being dragged through Baroda at tho heels of an elephant, The only charge imputed to the Mahometan was that he formed tin improper connection with one of the Guioowar's cast-off mistresses. The mode of execution ia thus described : The man was bound hand and foot, and a rope about 20 feet long fastened to his waist by one end, tho other being attached to the hind foot of an elephant. Tho animal was thon driven through the city, oach step dragging the victim in jerks over tho rough road. In executions of this kind the most a victim can hope for is to be speedily rendered insensible by striking against some friendly stone. After passing through the city, if there be yet a spark ot life left, tho elephant places his foot ou the body, und all is over. In thc present caso the man was dead beforo the confines of the city were I cached. Ancient and Modern Mechanical Works—Many are accustomed to think that the great mechanical works of an., tiquily far exceed in magnitude and skill those of modern times. The great pyramid in Egypt, which waa built by a powerful monarch rcqnired the labor of 100,000 men, according io Herodotus, or 300,000, according to Diodorus Bicolus, for 20 years, and the labor expended on it has been estimated as equivalent to lifting 15,733,000,000 of cubic feet of stone one foot high. Thc labor on the London and Birmingham Railway, on the contrary, is estimated at 25,000,000,000 of cubic feet more than was lifted for this great pyramid ; and yet it was constructed in less than five years, by about 20,000 tncu,'in the employ of a company of private individuals, without auy aid from Government and in the fuce of great obstructions and difficulties. Removal.—Messrs. Solomon Bros, have removed to the two-story brick building on Government street, opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel. They have received, ex ship Mohawk, from Loudon, a fine assortment of meu's clothing and underclothing, which they will sell lower than any house in town. Give them a call. » Ax aotor'b Makino-CI'.—This is an axiom of the d'essiiig-iootn—'The homer fnce will not tike paint until it is shaved ' We might add another—'The hu:i nn face will not tuke paint until it is washed.' So, to begin vith, the actor has to shave and wash. Tlict, lie has to lanoda Mm. self of the garments of every day life— even to tlio very shirt—and indue bimaelf in other gntineuts, which in too many cases, bare been worn by others, und nre, iu general, Int. stufTv, and uncomfortable. This done, ne hns to sc:;t liiiu<'-lf in a chair, and have his fuce | united by a lire—er. New, there are some '.liings about making up tlie face which me the most distressing which can happen to a man who possess38 any sense of dignity, or entertains any respect for his person. To be flowered with :\ powder-pull'is pleasant enough, there is nothing very objectionable in baring rnige put on your cheeks with a hare's foot ; you may even inbuilt with putieneo to bo wrinkled with Indian Ink ; but what do you imagine are the feeling! of a man when his nose (with the view of having a piece of pink cotton wool stuck upon it) is being daubed over with mulled glue, os if it were the lejr of a stool or the knob of a drawer? Imagine the process going still further, nnd the contents of the glne pot being smeared over your eyebrows in order to secure the ndhesion of two tufts of crape huir. Nothing but actual experience could give you any conception of the delightful sensation which eniuea when the glue becomes dry, nnd you can neither shut your mouth nor wink your eyes. If we had an enemy, and were vindictive, we should desire nothing better than to stand over him nntl taunt bim with his degraded condition when he is having his nose glued. Pulling thnt organ, punching it, tuecking it, ure nothing, nothing to glueing it.—London Society. New Advertisements. Special ■solicit. Mb. Zivs bees to announce lo the inlinbit- ants ot Victoria that h« baii lately received a largo assortment of Children's Carriages and Chairs, Fishing Baskets and Fishing Canes, and a large quantity of Market and T rave.ling Baskets, China Vases, Fancy Goods aod Toys, oil ef which have to be sold on or belore February next at greatly reduced prices Goods sold nt wholesale for co?t prices. * Autcms Fashions. — Dress goods fnr autumn, and hats lor tho autumn season, of thc latest style, with feathers to match, have just been received at the Los Don llorsn, Government street, iu 40 davs from London. Holloway's Onrrm^T a.nd Pilli.—A TTorcl of ProiulHt'.—All stiffi-rerB from mmis, ulcer.*, BOOThUtfo alTec tons mnl 6k u ilHeast-s may conliiletilly ci'iinli'iicii Itn trtntnieut of Ilieir n-veral infirmities with thi-e heeling unit c'ennBin? remedies. Under Solloway'i well trie I un ilicumi-iili 1 lie wore! chwi will hoon re- PUBIS a more kiiully aspect, an-l iu the process of Ilie bun the afflicted will belthu be embarroned by dlffl- ctiltieH nor 0ii.hi-arteT.ed liy lailures. A little per.cver- anQe and modemte attfntlon to the "directionsfor use" enveloping i-acli packet of Ointment and Pilli, will (nahle every invalid to cure hitmeir, aud lo anudai'l liis cnmplainl to a nucceMfui i sue : and he may feet assured Unit liy following 111 K .simple tint senrctiilijf treatment his ikin will bo made lotmd, severe hiifi'ering spared, and lieallh res-ored. Tin: i'Lorl.R's Kkik.su—Pkiihy Davis' VMOXtStlS PaM Killkr —The Orcato t Family WedlelnS of the Ag- — Talon internally, i. cures an tden colds, couifti, elc, weak Itomaeh, yencr.il debility, nursery lore month, oanker, live* complaint, dyipopsta or Indigestion, cramp and pain ln V . stomach, bowel complaint, palnte:!1 colic. As: itic cholera, dtarrheei, and dysentery. Afi'Likh lxtkunali.y. curt'8 felons, bolll aud old loiea, severe tnirui and scads, cutl, bruises and sprains, swotted joints, ringworm and tetter, broken hreaits, trolled feet aud ohilblalni, toothache, pain in .he face, neuralgia and rheumal'sm. It is a lur remedy for Ae,uo ami Chills and Fever. A Kaw anii Gbahd Kpoi'ii is MantotKK I— Dr. Maggiel is the foundu ot a new Hedical system. The iiuitniitariiuis, whose vast internal iloses euteeble the stomach and partly/,-- the bowels, must give precedence' to lbe man who restores health nnd appetite, witb from one to two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the most virulent sores with a box or so ol Ids wonderful and ail healing Balve. These two great specifics of the Doctors are fast superseding all ihe stereotyped nostrum! of the day. Extraordinary cures by Maggiel's I'ills and Snlve have opened tlie eye? of the public to the Inefficiency of the (so called) remedies of others, and ttpOn winch people have so long blindly depended. Maggiel's I'ills are no ot iho class that are swallowed by the dolcD, mnl of which every box lull token creates an absolute necessity for another, lino or two of Maggiel's Pills suffices to place tho bowels in perlect order, tone the Btomach, create an appetite, and render tlie spirits light nnd hm.y- ant! Tliere is no griping, nnd no reaction in the form of coustipntion. If thc liver is affected, its functions are restored; audit the nervous system is feeble, it is invigorated. This last quality makes the medicines vcry desirable lor tho wants of delicate females. Ulcerous and ernptive diseases are literally extinguished by the disinfectant power of Maggiel's Salve. In fact, it is Iiero announced that IMagglel'a HI lous, l>yspeplif and lliai'i h'il Pills cure where all others fall. While for Burns, .Scalds, Chil blnine, Cuts and all abrasions of the skin Slaftcii'rx SttlVe is infallible Sold by J. Maoiiiei., 11 1'inc =tree», Now York, and all Drugirists, at 25 cts. per box. PRIVATE BOARD. Board with Comfortably Furnished Bed-room, Six Dollars per Week. YATES ST.3 Next Door to the Anglo- American. au?5 SDorbon* & Rueff, COMMISSION' MERCHANTS, Importers and Wholesale Dealers iu GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, J loots and Shoes, Wharf street, Victoria, V. i. ia * The Colonial MarketT JOHNSON' STREET, (opposite ohikmal alley,! Will be re-opened on Saturday, August 4th. The market will be constantly inppUad with the best quality of articles required for th" lainily table. l-'rcsh su; plies received daily. _se_l X. V. LA.VOK. Oriental Restaurant, YATES STREET, In connection with the Oriental Hotel. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS OPEN ALL HODR8 OK TIIE DAY OH NIUUT THE TABLE WiII be furnished with the best the market affords. Breakfast, Dinner, Snpper At moderate prices, Oysters in every Style. Private Rooms for small or large parties. Call and judge for yourselves. au 30-lra Instructions in Dancing. CLASSES FOIt TIIE WINTER SEASON will re-open for Ladies and Gentlemen on MONDAY NEXT, September 3d, by MRS. J. If. CARMICHAEL. Hours from 8 to 10, on Monday and Thursday evenings. View street, August 29, 1800. au 30-lw •ran: EVENING TELEGRAPH "ROUND THE CORNER" IS TIIE XAME OF THE ISTE-W SALOON JUST OPENED I.V Langley Street, round the corner from Yates street, In the building formerly occupied by the Saloon of EBIBHABOl'l Hotel. The Salobn has been tastefully refitted, nud will be supplied with tho FIRST QUALITY OF Wines and Liquors. The proprietor respectfully invites the public lo cull "BOUND TIIE CORNER" and judge for themselves. oovehxeent street BNSBAH0B — next door to tho Telegraph Office. au 211 .IACOI1 HERKIMER. 3STOTICE In lite Supreme Court of Civil Justice Vancouver Island. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of John Joseph Mecredy, a Bankrupt, A MEETING OF CREDITORS OF THE above bankrupt will be held nt the office of Mr. .lolm Copland, Solicitor, Bastion street, Victoria, on Tuesday the llth dny of Sep- taml er proximo, at 4 o'clock p. ra., to resolve that the offer made in Court of this date for the winding up of the estate under nrrauge- tttent i f composition shall be carried out, and alio lli.it application be made to the Court to stay procaediagi in bankruptcy. Dated this 29th dny of August, A.D. 1860. JOHN COPLAND, Solicitor to Creditors' Assignees. bu2!> Bastion street. In Ihe Supreme Court of Civil Justice, Vancouver Island. In Bankruptcy. Wednesday, the 1st of August. 1866. TT|7HBR8AS, A PETITION FOR ADJCDI- V» cation of Bankruptcy, bearing date the 31=t day of July last, has been duly tiled by William Parsons Soyivard, Chafles Kent, and Edward Wilson, against JOHN JOSEPH Ml-ii'llKI'V of View street, Victoria, Carpenter, nnd the said John Joseph Mi-ciedv, having been duly declared and adjudicated a Bankrupt, is hereby required to surrender himself to His Honor Joseph Necdham, Chief Justine of the Supreme Court of Civil Justice aforesaid, on Wednesday thc 12th day of September current, at 11 of the clock in the forenoon precisely, nt the Court House, Jinnies Bay, Victoria, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his estate and effects, when and where the creditors are to enme prepared to prove their debts, and at thc first sitting to choose Assignees nnd commence the examination of the Bankrupt, and nt the last sitiing, the Bankrupt is to finish his last examination. All persons indebted io the said Bankrupt. or baving any of his effects are not to pay or deliver the same but lo Mr. Daniel Lindsay of Government street, the Official Assignee appointed, and give notice to JOHN COPLAND, Bastion street, Victoria, V. I., Solicitor to the Petitioning Creditor;. au 29-td GENERAL Job Printing ESTABLISHMENT Langley Street Victoria, The Printing Office or THI EVENING TELEGRAPH Office ia replete with every applianoe and variety of Material for th* Execution of LETTER PRESS PRINTING! In all its branches, whether Plain or Ornamental THE OFFICE AIMS at securing auct speedy Execution of orden as it consistent with correct and elegant Workmanship. Orders received for Printing Books, Business Cards, Pamphlets Invoices,, Catalogues Bill Heads, Sermons, Trade Forms, Reports Circulars, (Plain Rentals, Coloured,) Leases, Hand Bills. (Plain Of Law Forms cf every Coloured,) description, For Prices, apply at the Offloe. Langley street, FOE SALE THE RIGHT, TITLE, AND INTEREST in Land known as R VIII. S 20, Quam- ichan Distric , and R VIII, S l.Somenos District, in al' about 100 acres, situate io the Cowicban Settlement. Kor particulars apply to JOHN GLASSET, Bastion street, au D-lm Opposite Sheriff's Odea. (Sfcrming (JL^kgntpIj. WEDNESDAY EVENING, BEPT. 5, lHtit;. Tbe i: iii fed Mate* and the North American C olonlea. A few ihsoes back we published a copy of the bill recently introduced Into Congress for tbe annexation of the British North Americuu Colonies. It may be interesting to onr readers to know tbe origin of the bill nnd why it came to be introduced. Its history is brief and we believe significant, when ue take into consideration tbe hostile attitude assumed by Congress on tbe subject of reciprocity. On tbe 28th of March lust, the House of Representatives passed a resolution requesting from the Secretary of the Treasury of Ihe United Stales information connected with the trade between the United States and Canada, tho commerce generally of the British provinces, " together with ench general information brought down to the promt time as may be in his possession, nnd may assist in correctly estiaietiug thc trade resources of said provinces and their relations to tho trade and production of the United States.'1 In response to this request Secretary McCuiloch furnishes a valuable statistical report compiled under bis supervision by Mr. T»ylor, special agent of the Treasury Department for the district of Minnesota. Tbe concluding portions of the report aro devoted to the political relations of tho United States Ond British America " npon which'' says Mr. McCnlloch " I am not prepared to express an opinion at ihis time, but to which I inrite the at- tention of tbe House of Representatives.1' Tboreport or letter ia dated Washington, June 12, and thus treats of this colony : "Vancouver Island, with many open districts suitable for cultivation, is rich in coal, forests of pine, and fisheries, and is destined to a prosperity qnite similar to that of Nova Scotia.'' After speaking of tbe resonrcos of British Columbia it alludes to its population and its finances, putting tha former down at 11,405 in 1863, witb a debt at that time of $600,» 000 at 6 per cent,, and with an estimated rerenue the present year of $600,000. " The finances of Vancouver Island " it says, "are in no better condition. The expenditure for a Government of tho population of 6,000 exceeds $200,000 per annum.'' ln a very iucid manner the report goes on to show the immense im. pctns to industry nnd trade which a union with tbe United States would give to the whole Northern contineut, and thus speaks of the probable failure under Confederation of the construction of tho groat works which are designed for the Northern portion of tho continent. " Tbe destiny," it says " of British America is involved in the extension of an ccean coast to the Western limits of the great lakes, nnd a railway' from Halifax to the capital of tho Confederation, and thence, exclusively on the soil of tho Confederation, to the North Pacific coast. The adequate improvement of the St. Lawronco nnd Wetland ennuis (without assuming the Ottawa and Georgian Bay projects,) involvos nn expenditure of $20,000,000, and a St. Lawrence and Paciflo railway, even if aided by liberal allotments of land along its line, will require at this lime a government subsidy of $100,000,000. Who anticipates tbat England will assume any material portion of such obligations ? and the proposed federal government of tbe provinces will donbtless regard the promised communication between Halifax and Quobec as tho utmost possible limit of its railway liubility, at least for this century. The languago of tbe Quebec Conference as to communications with the Northwest and the improvements required for tbe development of tho trade of tho great West with tbe seaboard, is far short of a pledge of public action. True, a certain degree of Interest is expressed in these ohjects ; tbey are regarded by tbe Conference aa subjects of the highest importance to tbe federated provinces, anil shall bu prosecuted at tbe earliest possible period that the state of tbe finances will permit;' and in another plane there is n provision tbat ' The Northwest Territory, British Columbia and Vancouver Island shall be admitted into tbe Union on such terms and conditions as the Parliament of the federated provinces shall deem equitable, and as shall receive the assent of Her Majesty; and in thc case of Ihe province of British Colombia or Vancouver, as shall be agreed to by the Legislature of inch provinces.' All of which seems quite inadequate when such immense resources might be brought into the circle of tbe world's activities if a policy was at once inaugurated ample to consummate the cm. ti notion of a national highway from ocean to ocean between the latitudes of 45° on the Atlantic and 55° on the Pacific, through the teeming belt of set« tletnents which would follow upon its truck.'' Tbe report thus goes on : "1 cuntiot resist tbo conclusion tbat events havo presented to the people and Government of thc United Stutes tbe opportunity —let me rather sav have devolved tbo duty of interposing by an overture to tbe people of the English colonies on this continent, of course upon the fullest consultation wiih the Government of Great Britain, to unite tbeir fortunes with tbe people and Government of tbe United States. Sucb a proposition on the part of the United States might be in the following terms t" and here comes tbe very bill which wns subsequently introduced by General Banks, und upon which we have already commented. We go into these particulars to show that the measure is no hastily devised scheme by au Individual member of Congress, but that it is tho emanation of the Government itself—that it forns part ttHd parcel of tbe policy of tho nation. We merely give a faint outline of tho report, but there nre mutters of sufficient importance contained within its pages to justify our alluding to tlie bubject in another issue. New Advertisements. ALICE BROWN'S FANCY TWIST SMOKING TOBACCO JUST RECEIVED AT A. F. KEYSEH'S, Together witb some fine HAVANA. CIGARS DIRECT. Also on hand Wine Sap, Peach, Apricot, Mary's Own, Light Pressed, Natural Leaf, Buffalo Tongue, and Atlantic Cable Tobacco- JUST EECEIVED PER BARK RIVAL A Fine Assortment of Meerschaum Pipes. Call and examine. se 5-lm Mrs. Hein KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND THK latest fashions in MILLINERY, —AT— Prices to Suit the Times, GOVERNMENT STREET Between Fort ami BronghtOQ* se R WARM WEATHER! ICE! ICE! ICE! A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OP all, supplied hy 4LEX. r»IIIILilL.ir»S, FORT STREET, To soy nothing alinut Ginger Beer, Lemonade, or Soda Water with it. SSf The way to keep cool. se 3 NOTICE. MR. WH. WILSON HOLDS A POWER . of Attorney from and will attend to tbe business of J. II. Turner k Co. daring my absence from Victoria. J. H. TURNER, an 27 Victoria, August 21, 1866. ZR.-EIke.OV.A.L. DR. POWELL HAS REMOVED HIS Surgery and Residence to the corner ot DOUGLAS AND BROUGHTON STREETS (near Fort). Omen linens—0 A. M. to 12 51., and 8 P, M. to 10 P. M. August 23. au 26 LEATHER, HARNESS, AND Trunk Manufactory. WM. DALBY & CO WE TAKE TUB PRESENT OPPORTUN- ity to Ibank our numerous customers for tho liberal patronage bestofed upon us, and to InfOrtn llietn and the public in general that we air now carrying on, ia connection with onr LEATHER STORK, tho manufacture of HARNBH of all descriptions, also TRUNKS nml VAttSBS. We h ivc constantly on hand a large assortment of ISLAND TANNED KIP, CAI.F, HARNESS, BULB, WELT, STRING nnd GRAIN [.FATHER; also a general assortment of SHOEMAKER'S FINDINGS. Partios requiring anything in our line should give ua a trial, as we will supply them cheaper than any house north of San Francisco. BELTING MADE TO ORDER. Terma Cash. Wm. Dalby & Co., Yates street, Victoria, V. I. August 2'Jtb, 1866. an 20 New A<lvert.iseiii3iits. LIST OF AUKIVAI.S At the Moont Ararot Hotel during lie nionlbe of Juoe, July, and AugUBt, lSiifi. June—His EioaUancT Governor K'im dy, Mr William A Q Young, Mr. lk-nj W Pearse. July—Messrs Jm Wikox, F Dtprar Jus Reed Macadam, John Dand, tonli Pbllpot, V W Alwoo.l.J It lor-1, BS iKH'li. Sir .In- Douglas, l> Fraser, K S Vbiltiug- ham. August—H E Seftye, W E Htronu-li, J Robertson titevart, TbOl Lrtt Mai - Schmidt, Robt Bunni'iy ; JobiiNicho'- son, M M Titus, F W (ln-i-n, leoj W Pearse, Acting Surveyor General, It Uoint'rny, II O Tied ■matin ; Juues ile- Cutcban ; Wm Denny, Win Wilson, Joseph Hilton, R D and J; Kenntth Me- Keuzie, Jr, Wm B Mc-KeMie, David B Blair, Chas Redfern, Ch is Kent, se 4-1 in New Advertisements ISt. Ann's CONVENT SCHOOL Monday. Sept. 3. 1866. Alhambra BILLIARD SALOON, council <;<!Vi:itYTii.\r asd tates srs. UP-STAIRS. Entrance on Yates Street. se i'.-lm WILLIAM LYONS, — AND— Commission Agent, On the Corner of Wharf and Johnson Streets. Everett's Exchange, STORE STREET, V. I. 'T'HE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY IN- J_ forms his friends and the public that ho has opened his old stand in Store street, where he will keep as before tha finest quality of WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS. Come and see. bo 3-lra PAT. EVERETT, Proprietor. Jesse Cowper, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES, LEATHER, • —AND— SHOE FINDINGS, YATES STREET, OPPOSITE WELLS, FARGO & Co At the old stand of Webster k Co., h prepared to supply the wants of tlie public iu bis line. The Latest Stvles Received by every arrival from Ehglocf and San Francisco. se 2 the In the Court of Bankruptcy of Colony cf Vancouver Island Saturday, the 1st day of Sept., A.D. 1866. TTTHEREAS, A PETITION FOR AD.IUDI- VV cation of Bankruplcy, bearing dnte the 31st day of August inst., has been duly filed by Paria Carter, of Fort street, in the City of Victoria, Collector of debts, and he having been declared a Bankrupt, is hereby required to surrender himself to His Honor Joseph Needham, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Bankruptcy aforesaid, on Wednesday tbe 12th oay of September next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, precisely, at the Court House, Jntnes Bay, Victoria, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his estate and effects, when and where the creditors nre to come prepared to prove their debts, and nt tho first sitting to choose asglgness and commence the examination of the Bankrupt, and at the lust sitting the Bankrupt is to finish his last examination. All persons indebted to the snid Bankrupt, or who have any of his effects, are not to pay the same but to Mr. W. R. H. Adamson of Government street, the Official Assignee ap pointed, and give notice to JOHN COPLAND, Solicitor, Bastion street, Victoria. se 2-td WILSON & MURRAY, GKOOEES, Provision, Wine k Spirit Merchants, BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS. FORT ST., VICTORIA, V. I. shipping "supplied. m$ i. P. DAVIES & CO. At ("ITHM'.KIIS A COMMISSION SIKH t'fiAKTh. kalcarosin. Fireproof atone Iluildlng, UliMrf Mr..l. near V«t... Cash Advances modi on Consignments. AUCTION. WEDNESDAY We are instructed by MR. NATHAN SOLOMON TO SELL THE Balance of his Stock .A.T SALESBOOM WHARF STREET, Wednesday, Sept. 12, AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M., COIMIJPiRISIlSra' : Coats, Vosts and Pants Utidersliirts and Drawers Neck Ties, Socks, Gloves Carpet Bags, Hats and Caps Children's Clotliing, etc., etc Blue, White, Green, Red and Grey BlapkeU se 4 J. P. DAVIES, it f 0., Auctioneers. A. & W. WILSON, House and Ship Plumbers CASFITTERS, BELL-HANGERS & TINSMITHS FORT 8TRKBT. All orders promptly attended lo se 2 The "Grotto," OPPOSITE THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE. For a glass of choice liquor go to the " Grotto," There " none bdt thb bust " yon will find is tbe motto. Mint Juleps, Sherry Cobblers—everything cooling ; Come ye that do thirst, you Will find its uo fooling. bc2 IIAVANACIGARS. LEWIS & ANTHONY, TOBACCONISTS. 47 Tates St., Brick Store Next to Corner of Government St., BEG TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND tne public in general thnt they will con stimily receive by every steamer a good as- sortmentot Genuine Havana (;igara and the Beat Brands of Tobacco, imported direct for thii market, bo that they nre Hble to compete with any liruse on this Island, either Wholesale or Retail. N. B-—Special attention will be paid to Country orders. HE15IAN LEWIN. | LOUIS ANTHONT, Ml New Advertisements. J.P.Davies&Co. hit omuts mb connissioi lElCIUTt. Salesroom, Flrcproaf Stone Balktlnf, Wharf St., near Tates. Cash Advances made on Consignments. MORTGAGEE SALE. Steamer Cariboo Thursday, Sept. 13, We arejnstrocted by the Mortgagee to mU At Salesroom, WHARF STREET, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, SIXTY SIXTY-FOURTH PARTS —Ot fHE— SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER CAR IB O O, Ai she now lies off DOUGAL'S FOUNDRY, Together with all the Machinery, Rigging, &c., on Hoard : r>IMEIVHTOIVS t Length 125 feet, more or less ; breadth of beam 22 foot, more or less ; depth of hold, from tonnage deck, 6 feet; tonnage under tonuagc deck li tons. The steamer has recently been thoroughly overhauled and repaired. For farther particulars apply to JOHN GLASSEY, Officer in possession, Or to ROBERT BISHOP, Solicitor to Mortgagee. J. P. Davies St, Oo., AU 31 Auctioneers. TOBACCO PLANT ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER CARGO FROM Virginia & Cuba, VIA 'ASF1NWAIX, Of the Hast Celebrated Brandt of TOBACCO & SEGARS EVER IMPORTED Samples can be had at the " 4DELPHI," corner Yates and Government streets. Arrival of a fewmore Plants by the " California." J®- Office of C. F. Green's Victori* and Esquimalt Express. F. CAMPBELL, se 2 ADELPHI SKOAR STORK. CAERIAGE PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Yates Street, Between Deluge Engine House and tbe International Hotel. Work solicited, and done on tht most reasonable terms by W. M. KEOHAN. be 2-1m
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