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It\nWill he il great thing for India, for its morality ns well\nas its finance, if it cun be taught economy, eVen wilh\nu Parliamentary hold on the liritish capitalist, We will\nnot give tin all hope of Indian finance righting as fast\n\\ ns Sir Charles says we ought. The lirst steps to this re-\nmullnOUS people Scarce yet brought to order, suit are publicity and clearness. Wc seem to gain\nWaB this not this the policy of the rash Princo \"omen-hat more insight into the entangled maze by\n,,.],,. ,\u201ei,, , i : r .1 i\" i i -.. 1 reading .Sir Charles Wood's speech: but it slionhl be\nMho, yy_-.cn ins futlicr had scourged vritr '\niinnle as clear as day to the Indian, as well as to tlie\nBritish piTplic, in order that both may acquiesce cheerfully in all that may be necessary for the restoration of\nIndia.\nti. VI (I N 0 I. 0,\n:\".MI'()I'.TI-:it and Dealer in Havana Cigars, nnd\nCigaritos, Johnson-street, opposite Wharf-street,\nVictorin. ml7-3m\nI\nMUNICIPAL NOTICE,\nwhips, would iioiv scourgo with scorpionn?\nJjitt how stands tliu case with India tit this\nmoment '\u25a0 Having tlio spirit of rebellion, her\ncourse is one of continuing prosperity. Her\nrevenuo was i-ising boforc lliu mutiny, it rose\nduring tho mutiny, it lias risen since thc mutiny, and is still rising, since tho days when\nher wealth inspired the cupidity of every\nsuccessive conqueror she never was SO rich as I \\\\(m f' lt3*?b7 K\/\"\" to owners of town lots in\n1 JLi m Now Westminster, that unless they have their\nat this moment. IN over have such fortunes j lots dented on or before the last day of October, the\nMunicipal Council will proceed to clear all lots remaining uncleared, at the expense of thc owners, without\nfurther notice. And further that all trees falling from\ntown lots mi thu streets, squares, or other public\nproperty, must be removed at the cxpenco of the\nowners.\nBy order.\nVALENTINE HALL.\nNew Westminster, Sept. 29, 1860. Town Clerk.\naccumulated in the coffers of tho native\nhankers, merchants, and landowners. In\nspite of increased duties, importation increases. l!ai!\\\\*avs are advancing rapidly,\naud will soon join tho great cities, and span\nthc populous -.one of thc Peninsula. About\ntwenty-eight million pounds has boon spout\nmi them; eight million five hundred thousand\nputinds moro is authorized, and twice as much\nmore is required to complete thc works in\nPHILLl P II ICK,\nGoverniiicnl Bakery,\nHas the best quality of Dreads, Pies and Cakes.\ni \"it io il' iiiii.il i'.. _iiiii jiv tu Llie- tt \\ji iv.-j in if r- T-i-ti- l \u201e_ r . . i . , r i-i ,-\ni i Jl r I.r.r.\"i on hand a good assortment of I-lour tor\nprogress. 1!}* the beginning of next year l\\_ country Trade also Pilot Dread, Soda, Sugar, and\nundred miles will be open for traffic. \"\"?\" c\u2122CKcrs* ,, .,\nA trootl assortment ot fnmil\ntwelve\nHarbors, canals, irrigation, roads, new towns,\ngreat works of till kinds aro undertaken,\ns.mo with public aid,some wholly ly private\nenterprise. Mrc till know what a current of\nprecious metals has long set in towards India,\nwhich takes everything, and has hitherto\n\u25a0riven hack nothing. The war itself has enriched whole classes, This is a pcoplo to hear\ntaxation, if that he. necessary to equalize\nit-venue and expenditure. The threo taxes\nare of the most orthodox Oriental typo An\nincome tax is hut the regular form of tho political system hy which each oflicial rank levies lines on those below according to thoir\nability? It is to bc levied on all incomes down\nto two hundred rupees, which iu their social\nr-ftilc corresponds to ono hundred pounds a\nyear in this country. After much considcra-\nI iion, the only exemptions ailowed arc military\n(officers below Ihe rank of captain, including\nIthcrohy all native officers. Licence duties\",\nis well as income tax are an old custom in\nIndia, and wore paid in many parts till twenty years since- Licences will not affect the\n(i-ii-li, and will bring in those who are ox-\n\u25a0 nipted from income tax- The tobacco duty\nli-- treated as part of thc licence system!\nThough it is said\u2014we know\" not hew it can\nIn.- snid with certainty\u2014that these taxes will\nfnot stand on ejuitc so fi>'m a basis 08 they did\n_foro the publication of the Madras minutes,\nlyct there is no objection, and every prospect\nnf a prompt and regular payment. The tax.\nipaycrs all know the value ol order lind peace.\njThey are making money last, and nowhere is\nllhis so appreciated as in Ilindrstan The\njlnsi, vorsion of the figures, for they have tin-\nidergono some corrections, is given hy >sir C.\njAVootl. Thc deficit for the ycaronding April,\nleightocn hundred and fifoy-nino, was fourteen\n(million ono hundred and cightv-so\\on thousand pounds; for eighteen hundred and sixty\nil was nine million nine hundred and eighty-\nlaic thousand pounds- For tlie present year,\nknding next April, sir Charles estimates it at\nKevcn million four hundred and seventy-two\nliousand pounds, including guaranteed inte-\nI'cst ou railways, amounting to ono million\ntwo hundred and seventy-si-1, thousand pounds\n\u25a0-it* Ohai'los goes closely 'nto the question\njwliotliei- this deficit Could have been mot hy\nfcconomv and the improvement oi the oxjgtiiiff\nleycntiOj lie enumerator! many expenses on-\nTailed by the mutiny, some new items such as\nJt'tified barracks; others deferred, such as\npublic buildings for civil uses; ho mentions,\npoo, that the revenue, whether from old\niourcos or from additional taxes, has already\npin reused by four million four hundred thou-\nland pounds- Large ai rears have been paid.\n[All this, however, has not gone fat* to fill up\n}he huge annual though decreasing delicit.\npiuui is not to bo dejiendcd on- It is csti-\nj.'ttecl to produce Five hundred and seventy-\nIivo thousand pounds less tlian last yonr.\nr1 think the closeness of the calculation given by Sir\nuirlcs, and the severity of his iinuiiciitl reasonings,\nil inspire confidence in those who feel that the lirst\n\u00bb\"'.'iiu'iii'ii|'safety is to khoiv where ivo are, and have tlio\nJotiragc toitet accordiugly. Willi tlio one well known\nf&ccption, all the Indian authorities have concurred in\n|''e iucomc-lax, and the duly on licensed and tobacco,\n\"\" 'he only way to lill this gap. The new taxes arc ex-\nI't'i'ii'il in produce \u00a31,000,000 tbis year, and \u00a33,000,000\nIn llie year lsiil-'l ; ' hill Sir Charles Wood hopes that\n|>,v the gouerul improvement of the rovenucs, and by\nlueh reductions us can he mado, that deficit may be reduced. Ih, oven holds out some hope that in the\nJ,000,000 of purely military and polico expenditure\ninert- amy he effected a Baviug of \u00a33,000,000, whii-li\nI'nn ihe produce of the new taxes will equalize the 6_>\nf'U'liiiiri' in ih,. year 1801-2. Thu immediato question\n' how to iloul wilh the detii-il in ihe present .year. Sir\nli i, ? UJ:Pcota a balance of two or twee millions from\nI l''wny Commissioners, nnd on this balance he de-\nends for meeting homo expenses, The one million\nI'i'iii the new tuxes wc have mentioned. Hill l|e thinks\nV' prudent\u2014nnd certainly it is nothing utoru ihan\n[iiitlent\u2014to nsk borrowing powers to the amount of\n\"'\"\"\"\u2022\"nn. It is difficult to imagine that he will not\n'\u25a0> to use these powers to Ihe utmost, and if .Sir\n'\u25a0\"'I.'.- nulls rurliument next February with any por-\ntllillg necessary fur linker\nsueh as Fruit, land, kc, kc.\nGroceries) and every-\nuse in the upper country,\nWEBSTER & CO.,\nVATES STUEET, VICTORIA,\nWHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in Doots and\nSuoBH, Leather, and Findings, of every description.\nAlso\u2014Ladies' Shoes of all kinds. iiihlY-'tm\nLEVI k BOAS\nSeott's Wharf.\nTT7\"HOLESALE ami RETAIL DcaleiS in all sorts o\n\\\\ DRV GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES,\nkc. Have always on hand a Inrgo assortment of Provisions aud Groceries direct from Sun Francisco, will\nsell them ut the lowe-.-i market prices.\nAll orders from the country will ho promptly attended to.\nlu28, 3m\nMAVER, RELMIART, is CO.,\nWHOLESALE DEA-EIIS AXD IMl'llllTIIIto OF\nW I X E S, L I_Q U O lt S, A L V. S, A X D C 1 O A R S\nLiverpool Wharf\nNKW WE ST MIX STS 11,\nBEO TO INFORM Traders and Miners, and the public generally, that they now have on hund a large\nSTOCK OK\nASSORT E D M E R CIIA NDISE,\nsuitable for\nBRITISH COLUMBIA.\nThey will hereafter receive all their goods direct from\nHun Francisco,\nnnd he enabled to sell at VirroiilA FitlCES.\nRECEIVED EX X. S. PERKINS and WAVELET\nfrom San Francisco direct,\n200 hlils Golden Age Flour;\nluu tlo Golden (lute tlo\n05 do Eureka do\n50 do Eclipse tlo\n\u2022_j do Self-rising do\n'_0o sacks Hurley;\n300 sucks lieiiiis ;\n200 units China, No. 1, Rice;\n200 mats China, Xo. 1, Sugar.\nAlso for sale, Fork, Bacon, Hams, Lard, Candles, Soap\nCheese, Coffee, Teas, N. t). nntl S. I. Sugars,\nPowdered and Crushed Sugars, Boston Syrups, Assoitod Syrups,\nHunt's and Ooll'us'\nAxes,\nWrought mid\nCut Nails, Powder, shot, and\nPercussion Cups, Pitch and Tar, all si7.es\nof Hope, and ISoats' Oars.\nA I..UK1E\nA S S O It T M E X T OF CLOTHING\nHuts,\nCaps, Hoots,\nShoes, Tobacco,\nCigars, Stationery,\nPerfumery, Duck, Drilling\nDry, \u2022\u2022\u25a0\u2022>''.Ti'ivj-, and. .Millinery Goccl-J.\n\u2014also\u2014\nA large variety of Ribbons, Bonnet, and Dress Trimmings, Musical Instruments, Table and Pocket Cutlery\n i*aiat.,-Gi!s, and Dye-stuffs., ...\nFRESH ' GARDEN SEEDS,\nCaiu'kts, DitfiitiKTs, Mattink, kc, kc.\nm'21-lin\nFRASER li'lVER PICKLED AND SMOKED SALMON\n~V)It SALE a large quantity of Pickled nnd Smoke\nH\nSalmon, cured this season in the best style, by the\nPioneer fisherman,\nC. Ii. MORSE,\n. ... Fort Lungley,\nAnv orders left with the Purser of the steamer\nt'ol. Moody, will meet with prompt attention. Prices\nmoderate. auir.-.ini\nJ . 11. PAIN T K R,\n(SUCCESSOR TO ll'siKARA A l'AINTEIl)\nTHANKFUL for the past favors shown the late firm\nwould respectfully inform Printers that owing to in-\ni-ri'iiscd\"\" licililics, and recent instructions frtini tho\nFoundry, ha is now pfepafed Id sell Plain attdOrnti-\nmental Type, Presses, Printing Material, Paper, Cards\nand Printers' Stock goncrttlly, 132, Clay-street, nctir\nSanson!.;, Sun Francisco.\nCHOICE OLD WINES AND BRANDIES.\nAV . 11 . OLIVER,\nIMPORTER AXO WHOLESALE 0EAI.EB 1.1\nFINE OLD WINES, BRANDIES, .j- SPIRITS\nJohnson struct, opposite Wharf street,\nIs in constant receipt, hy every arrival, of new and\nfresh gootls belonging lo the trade, in hulk and cuses.\nTraders, dealers, and Proprietors of Bars, nre invited\nto call and examine my \".'\u2022j.ek-, where they will find a\nmost complete and iitll assortment of everything comprised in the Liquor line, and nt the lowest prices.\nS I' I' K It I O II C A L I F O It N I A W 1 N K,\nii very choice, light, and pure wine for family use, in\ncases ami packages. Its purity can he depended upen,\nnnd is worthy the attention of all connoisseurs.\nje-.'0-lm\n11. WATERS, TINSMITH, kc,\nNKW WESTMINSTER, II. C,\nINFORMS the Traders and Miners of Fraser River\nthat he is nun* prepared to furnish all kinds ot\ntumping utensils, in Tin, Iron, and Copper, tit for\nMiners ami Family use.\nAlso, Gutters and Leaders.\nJob Work promptly attended to n-lllin\nDICKSON, CAMPBELL, k CO.,\nC O M M IS S1 0 X M E H C II A X T S,\nCorner of Wharf and Johnson streets,\nVICTORIA, v. I.\nII. X. Dickson k Co., - - London,\nDiiksiix, DkW'oi.k, k Co., - - San Francisco,\nnr.'l-.'iin\nVICTORIA DRV GOODS STORE.\nK. GAMBITZ,\nYATES STUEET. VIOTOIIIA,\nat his FIRE-PROOF STORE, where he is constantly supplied with New (loons by every\nsteamer, and has always on hand ti\nsplendid assortment of\nCLOAKS AXD MANTILLAS,\nSilk, Velvet, and Cloth. Also a large variety of fine\nSilks and Bonnets.\nAn excellent variety of Alexander's\nKID GLOVES, and a full assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, line Frock Coats ; Dress\nCoals; Over Coats; Yeats aud Pantaloons\nof different colors; Fashionable Silk\nHuts. Gill Cornices, Curtain\nRings, Window Shades,\nof all co!crs, French\nCass'nneies, Broadcloth, Beaver, and Pilot.\nAlso\u2014u full assortment of Tailors' Trimmings.\nFAMILY FURNISHING GOODS.\nShawls, Alpacas, Merinos. DeLittnes, Furs,' Gloves,\nHiding Hats, Gauntlets, Clonks, Mantillas, Velvets,\nEmbroideries, Ribbons, Laces, Carpels, Rugs, Druggets,\nOil-Cloths, Paper Hangings, Mattings, etc., etc.,\nand till other goods pertaining to thu\nbusiness, at the lowest prices.\nN. B.\u2014All orders from Britisli Columbia, Oregon, or\nWaShingtoi Territory, by express or otherwise, will be\npromptly iitltcndcd to.\nlulO-lv K. GAMBITZ.\nJAMES TATRICK & CO.\nAnn iiE.iri.ini.v in the RKCRIPT ok\nBUTTER, CLEAR BACON SIDES, HAMS, AND PORK\nCANDLES,\u2014Hydraulic, Pressed and Adamantine.\nLAUD\u2014\"J. 11. k Co.'s\" 10-lb cans, iu 120-lb. cases.\nNAIL\u2014Old Colony nntl Parker Mills, assorted sizes\nN. O. SUGAR, half barrels.\nDRIED APPLES, half barrels.\nALSO,\nHave for sale, in store and to arrive, the following\nwell known brands of\nVIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.\nThree-fourths of them arc direct from the iiiiinufac-\nturors, consequently can be offered nt\ncomparatively low prices:\nHalf-Pounds.\nT. k S. Ilardgrovc's Peach\nTiirpin & Yarbrougb's Apricot;\nJ. II. Grenner's Pride ot the Unios.\nA. L. Royster's Fruit;\nW. Greaner's Sun;\nT. k S. Hardgrove' Golden Gate;\nA. Ij, Royster's Invincible;\nA. L. Royster's Mary's Own ;\nHarvey Birch ;\nKnickerbocker;\nPomona and Queen of Hearts.\nBright Pounds.\nPeerless\u2014T. k S. Hardgrove;\nGold Leaf\u2014lohn II. Greaner;\n(lallego\u2014Olopton;\n\u25a0I. M. Liinghorn k Co.'s Extra j\nBrewer's Gold Leaf;\nMlirrell k Burke's Sun-Ciired ;\nKockaday\u2014Golden Seal;\nGirnlda, Wine Sap, etc.\nBright Half-Pounds.\nGold Leaf\u2014J. II. Oreuiier;\nPippin\u2014John W. young;\nWine Sap\u2014George W ('illiniTi\nFancy Tobaccos,\nInvincihlo Twist;\nPlanter's Pride Twist, in foil;\nWine Sail Twist;\nAtlantic Cable Tw'st, in foil;\nPerfect Love, sinnl, plugs;\nGanic Cock Twist, in foil.\n^uioking Tobacco.\nHardgrove \u2022* Peerless, KHliliiiiick :Aok Riddlck's Gt>ilS\"\nLeaf.\n7-V\/ni Cut.\n..JohnAudei-stm k Co. '.s Solace. ,\t\nSnuJ,\nLorillartl's Coarse Rappee und Mncuboy.\nFor sale by single ease or package,\nFINE HAVANA SEGARS.\nBy onch Steamer we nre in receipt of the Choicest\nBrands of Havana Segnrs, selected by our house in\nHavana (Patrick y Ca.) especially for this market.\nThe above goods nro offered to the trade by the single case or package, by JAMES PATRICK k CO.,\nmlO. ly San Francisco.\nJONAS G, CLARK k CO.,\nIMCORTEIIS AND MAXI'KACTUIIEIIS OK\nFDUS1TUIIK AND BSDDIHO,\nof every description,\n128, Washington streeet, San Francisco;\n49 and 01, Foilrth street) between Ji and fc strcetsj\nSacramento.\nHunter street, between Main and Levee, StoeKtoti,\nAnd First street, San Jose. je-O-i'm\nMALE AXD FEMALE EMPLOYMENT.\u2014Geo. W\nChitpin k Co.'s Male and Female Employment Offico,\nunder the supervision of the Voting Mens' Christian\nAssociation. Particular attention paid to supplying\nprivate families with servants of all kinds.\nAlso, have a House Brokerage, and Real Estate\nAgency Ollice, collect Bills. Rents, etc.\nGEO. W, CIIAPIN k Co.,\nflB-tC If. E. cor. Cluy and Kearny streets.\nLONDON\n$P* GIN {\nrv.*\". -_\n\"\"'\"'.ii- \u201e\u201er,\"rl\"' \u25a0'\u2022'',V\nJAMES Patrick, and Co., Sun Francisco,\n\"O'-l tc Sole Agents for California.\nB E E S ! II E E S II B E E SI I I\n\u2014K011 sale itv\u2014\nJ . Y . AV I L S O N ,\nNo. In. Commhu.iiai.-.htukut, San Fuancisco.\nI\" OFFER for sale a large number of line swarms o\nI Calipoii.nia Bees, in every kind of moveablc-frnnie\nHive woithv of mention.\nThese llees were bred in Alameda county, under the\nsupervision of Mr. X. W. Palmer, one of the most skill-\nlul Apiarists in the State,\nThc extensive manner in which I have engaged in\nthe Uee business gives mc extra facilities for furnishing\nHees In stronger nnd healthier Swainis, nnd at a loWeii\nii.ite than any other dealer in the state.\nFull instructions for the management of Bees, and\nnil particulars respecting them can he bail by applving\nt\" J.Y.WILSON,\nat the Oregon nml California Provision depot\nNo. IH, Col er.iiil-street, .San Francisco.\n8\u00ae\" Parlies wishing BltlSB can have Ihein forwarded\nby \\\\ ells Fargo k Co.'s Express lo airy part of California, Oregon, Washington Territory, or- British Oo-\n\u2022\u25a0\"\u25a0\u25a0'\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022 jiiUI-tlni\nA\no\ne*\nIP\n4\nv\nQ\ny\no\n^*\ntf\n\u2022Oi\n*t>\n\u00a9\n1*\n#\n*\nV\nIMPOnTKRS OR\nDrugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, White Lend, Camphene\nAlcohol, Coal Oil ami Coal Oil Lumps,\nGARDEN, FRUIT, FLOWER, AND FIELD SEEDS.\nAgents for all tbe celebrated Patent Medicines.\nOrders promptly filled nt Sun Francisco rates.\nall-fim\nSlttttfi\nARE the most refreshing and agrecal-lo tonic ever\nproduced, being miiuufactured from tho pure\nJuice \u00abf t!ici'rnp\u00ab, hniiarti to the whole system\nhealth, vigor anil strength. It is a euro preventive of\nall diitottses of a billions naturb. Coitlvenma, lmii-\npestion, FeVcr and Ague, and re-moves from the\nstniniit'li nil tliillncss ol'itctinn.\nFor Kale hy nil the Druggists nnd Liquor Dealers\nthroughout tho United Slates,\nGEO. T, GRIMES.\nSuU l'tauciatu.\nSule Agent for San Prancisr.o.\nCOLONIAL IIOTKL,\nCOI.l'MBIA STREET, MtW WIST1IINST\\S.\nPROSPER * FRANK QRKLLEY, would respMfuliy\ninform the public that they have jt.lt' opened'\ntheir Xew Hotel, and are rtittdy to aecommodate travellers or residents of New Westminster iHth the choicest\neatables the market affords. Thc sleeping apartments\nare tilted up In a style that neither Vancouver inland\nnor Britisli Columbia can t xvel, and tbe wines and\nliipii.'tii--. w bile enumerating all that a first-rate hotel\n\"slidiilu boast of, arc ofthe very bcst\"_*_ Glrtst d\u00abserip-\ntion.\nPrivate dining rooms Can he always obtained, ami\ndinners, kc, gotten Up on thc shortest notice.\nriiS-Sm\nLI-QUORS, kc\nTHOMAS PATTRICK, k Co., have for sale in store,\nand to arrive,\nMartell Brandy,\nBooth's Old Tom, in puncheons,\nBooths Old Toil., id cases\",\nBurnett's Old Tom in cases,\nMcKcn_i<-'s Old Tom, in cases,\nTanqucrny k Co.'s Old Tom, In cases,'\nScotch Whiskey, In pilnc-hemls,-\nScotch Whiskey, in cases\nJamaica Rum, in puncheons,\nWines of every description']\n\u2014also\u2014 | ,.\nThe finest Burton and Scotch Ales,\nBottled do do\nDevonshire Cider, in cases.\nMarch 21, 1800. 5m'\nDR. ROSENBAUM'S STOMACH BITTERS! .\nFor the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,- Constipation\nLoss of Appetite\" cr any Bilious Complaints\narising irom a morbid acti6n of tnd\nStomach or Bowels.\nAll of these diseases you will soon be relieved of, b*f\nuse of these Bitters, as per directions on tho Bottles.\nThis great anti-dyspeptic is the result of prolound ami\nelaborate study of one of tbe most celebrated physlcjans\nofthe present century, in the accomplishment of VPhi6W\nhe bus spent both time and money. Wc do not hesitate'\nto affirm that where Dr. Rosenbaum's Stomach Bitters\nare used, a case of Fever and Ague cannot occur; It\nhas been analyzed by the most scientific chemist lithe Medical Faculty, nnd is now prescribed by ninc-\ntertlis of the Physicians of the land. Try them\u2014test;\nthem\u2014on your constitution, nnd go yOftr Way rejoicing;\nArc you dyspeptic ?\u2014take these Stoaitteh Bitters.\nAre you bilious ?\u2014try one of these bottles and be relieved at once. ,\nAre you annoyed by indigestion or iOuStrpatFoii ?\u2014*\nremove the cause by a free use of the Bittors.\nHave you fever and ague 7\u2014cure and prevent this\ndestroying disease by the free use of these Bitters.\nThe superiority of these Bitters has iht_tic*d many to\nput up a spurious article. To prc^At d6ct(rti6h In\nfuture, each cork will be branded, \"N. B. Ja66*s k Co.\"\nAnd the labels will benr our own signature, without\nwhich, none nre genuine.\nCaution.\u2014 Consumers of R68enbaum'_ Bitters are\ncautioned against the many counterfeits no# afloat ip\nthe market, und especially against a cheap arid worthless article called Hosenschf s Bitters, put up in this\nby Messrs. Turner Bro.'s, with the avowetJ,intention of\npreying on the well-earned reputation of ftotocnbiiam's\nBitters, ns a rcmcdiiil agent in all cases of Dyspepsia\nand similar diseases, The genuine Roscnbaum has oor\nname branded on each cork, and oar signature on each\nlabel. .\nN. B. JACOBS & Co., Proprietors'\nm21-Gm Siinsiune st., corner Commercial.\n.\u2014 i\u2014\u2014\u2014 . \"\u25a0 \" i t\nMESSRS. W. S. KIRKLANl) & Oi-\nAOENT8,\n1, King William Street, Strand)\nLONOON, KNIILAIlD- K -\nBEG to call the attention of renders of English news-\npapers iu Vancouver Island, British Columbia,\nand California to the advantage of subscribing to tlio\n\" Evening Mail\" newspaper, which Is a reprint pull*\nlished three times a week, of all the leading itrtUilcs,\nessays, correspondents' letters, and news of \"Tho\nTimes\" London newspnper, everything btlt the advertisements, and can be sent post flee to All parts bf\nVancouver Island, British Columbia, and California,\nvia tho United States, for XI Is per quarter, or \u00a34\nper annum, paid in advance ; thus being \" The Times*'\nat Half PnicE,\nSubscriptions received at lhc office ot the \" fCetr\nWestminster Times,\" Nell* Westminster, British\nColumbia. mJily\nol evt\nCALEDONIA BRIDGE END\nIRON WORKS- VIOTfedltlAt\nOUGALL k SON, Iron and Biaus Fdunders, practical Engineers, Draughtsmen, kc Machinery\ncry description made to order.\nAgent in British Columbia, Mr. W. Winnard, Uahgley,\nMarch 21, 1800: SU\nELAM k HOWES,\n4, CLAY STUKB+j OSK n\"Ott FIIOM tni NOktil-WEST\nCOIIXEU OF FliOfcT STUEET;\nSAN FRANCISCO.\nIMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers In Wdbd and\nWillow-ware, Fancy House-keeping Goods, TVlnea\nCordage, Shoe nnd Saddlery Thread, Nets, Balnea\nCorks, Floats, Fish-hooks and Lines-, ana Pishing\nTackle of every variety. . .\nAgents for Barbonr's Irish Flax Shoo Thread, Uilling\nThread, kc\nAgents for the American Net and Twine Manilfactur-\ning Co., Boston, Mo3S.\nAgents for the Dolphin Manufacturing fjdiiipahy'a\nSail Twine, Cordage, kc , , .\nThe whole comprising the largest slock aim best assortment of the above line of goods on the Pftcihc Coast,\nto which Ihey are constantly* receiving large additions\nby arrivals from Atlantic cities. The particular attention of tho trade is solicited to examine our stock before\npurchasing elsewhere, as wo are determined to sell nt\nprices to defy competition. |20-4m\nJD. CARROLL, Yates-street, between Wharf and\n, Government - streets, Victoria, Importer und\nWholesale a Retail dealer in Wines and Liquors.\nml7-3m\nTRUETT, JONES, & ARRINGTON,\n60, \"Fkokt StitRKT, San Franoisoo, CaliforMa,\nWHOLESALE DEALFjRS and Importers of Foreign\nnnd Domestic Liquors, Wides, Cordials, Sjfttps, and\nevery article in his line.\nIWuiera ?;Vto may favor us with orders, may cast assured that -wc irtll Crtdtnvor to give salisfacUou iu ihe\narticle) nnd dispatch in forwarding. nia-to\nm!i^Em3JULD k CO.*\n\/-\"WICE ON YATES STREET, YlOTORIA, pay &n\nI I highest price for \u00abrolcl''D.ust.. Issue Sight\ncheques ou Messrs. Tallant & Wilde- 8m Fr-weisco, at\n\"par.\" W-W*\n\"1\n'! ,'\nfn\n4k\nI lift.\n*-'\n*\u2022 ,\ni if\n&$$ 4\nThFxew westminster\"time\nthe new we.stmjn.step. times.\n\t\nThis jounal is pnMbhet every S\u00abnr lay wrLiwg\nat the oflk*. Colamil-iawtm-t. Kew Westminster, in\nUne for the up Hot and Victor'* *Mtrr.;-.\nand TeariT,\nWi *re glad to find that the iwe=: trip '-'\u25a0 M* Bi d\nlency through Briia* Gol-imbu his \u00ab\u2122 of ti* \u00ab**\nsatisfeetory character. Almost '\nJ ir, gdnanff,\nAGENTS rOBTHE XEW WESfiflNSTEB TIMES.\nthe country the gnberaatorii\nmigtak-tbl. '- licaCom of ben\no\\\". i ~- \u25a0\u25a0'.'\nor silrer but in almost everj\nl( .\u25a0*.'...-.' - . -' \"\n\u00a3\u00a3ri\u00a3u!t!ir_'. ( .*.*:\" \"\u2022\u25a0 \";\nu ' howling \u00bb I -\u25a0'-- - - \u25a0\n| the most ae\u00bbgni- * - - *\u25a0\u25a0*;\nleot,-*.1\"' : ii - . Iii ity bythl\n-..- Trhsttver r-srt\nr:-rd the u\nTl\" -- _\u25bc**-*\" _ 1_> \u00bbV-tt *2'\u00bbt\non IL.2-K.- _t_fcm-\u2014W\u00ab s\u00ab gi*a \"\u2022_*~SLr\n_\u2022\u25a0,-*.. Comer has been it itr.i-OJ w\n3ir.*r. Bis services \u00bb\u00ab \u00ab= * \u00abS f' .-' rV.\"fe*.\ner.m_.jr o. the arrival id i\u00ab Otw *\u25a0**\u2022**\u25a0_. **? --\n:\u00abe:*w-en tier a_: the H\u00bb-\nar\u00bbn ctfi appeal* t l-\nLrcET _!_.__\u00bb.-\ni*rbt. jifflon;1 - *\n*.\u25a0-'*..\n: j*aT s*\nwVir!\n-w't be: -\nit?\nT. .\n:_ I\nI from the rater fre-nt of Lytton Sqr*r. Hudson's Bay Company, ir. reference Jo an article i\n- ;. previous i?sue of your paper. entrS-d \"Ihe \\\\^ \".'\nved and Mr. Manson seconded. *.h:.t Hay Company selling Lienor to Indians.\" '\u2022\n._\u00ab-._..:\u00ab jjie reJnar)_| with wiii'h you have t*ea plejige(t\naccompany the publication of niy letter, handed to\nby Mr. Pallas, aie uueaJic-'l f<.r \u00bb\u25a0 they are unjust '\u00ab'\n\u25a0 _- rr.eiv. i iafn-rimMi :i that c*rt*in\n. boat tv e ' nvt-ytd lo iltdiviilrial-\n- - . - -. I \u2022 '-..i-sti i r'.ce, it Ls. the\n\u2022 il that .--. b lot* ought not toot\n. \u25a0*;-..\u25a0 the npor: of\nI by Br. ii\nup lint was -\u2014Thatthe Company wasaccusedofn',\nl,\u00abrcf. e,f selling lUjuor to Indians; n,Tit|f ^\n,-tv. \u00bbn\nThe tai\nthe fi.l-c '\nI .-.lone- <\"\nJ*\u00bbfl!\"\"*-\nr the\nfalsity olibe chi\n..a siat.-'i wen\n-v are unjust. '\u25a0\u2022.\nused of\nTiell lw\n:<\u25a0 in any shape.\n.\nthi Goveraor of Bi\nant? of this colony\nBriuin. bat to the wi\nbia. not to the icljalii-\nlo the people of Grtsi\nin race. Xo country I;\nVictobia\u2014 W. r\". Hon, Vat'.i-itrett.\nYal\u00ab\u2014Mr. Ebmn-UT.\nPobtDocgla-\u2014Mr. Th'=. Coonw-\nFort Hon\u2014Mr. J. II. Merrit. I dhuuu, \u2014\u2022 \u2014 \u2014 , .\nin\u2122.\u00abo^ a\u00ab R.*v C\u00ab\u00ab. m , f m | the world u so weU addled for the reception of --\nSa\u00bb Fa_j.ci\u00bbco-Mr. Tbo\u00bb. Bovci:, corner Montgom- jo bnadant p^oUtion of Europe. Xot a angle\n\u00bbry and Wa-hiagton-**-\u00ab*u- , x o( a COBBtrr\"s natural gMaiaeaa U wanting.\nCavooan-Mr.A.MacDonald. <*\u2122>\u2122 \u00ab * \u2022 d ^puUtion.\nN_iAiao\u2014Mr Mlnne*. \u201e . R*5G'ir\u00ab? that, baa we out capnai \u00bb i t-\nLoa^-Mes^n. W. L. KirkUnd and Co., (Eremug < ^^ ^^^ an elpon lrade almoi.t \u201enee,ua.!ed ; ye.\n, No. 7, King William-street, Stoan !. ve ^ ^.^^ ,\nMail;\n6CALE OF CHAEGES FOB APVBBTffiTKG.\nCSV ISCH. OB r.fOEtt-\n-One- inse\nOne moi\nThree m\nfiix inon\nTwo Incur.,, on less\u2014One- inaertioB..\n\" - One niontb\t\n\" \u2022' Three mooUu..\n\u25a0 I II t\u00abir rncntl,. ..\nFot'B Ischeh, ob less\u2014One insertion..\n'\u2022 \" One month\t\nThree month\n? '*.=\u2022\n3 !5\n4 00\n10 00\n17 50\n2 00\nG 00\n17 50\n\u25a0*o oe.\n3 75\n11 00\n10 00\n-til! we must remain a fm-arily are, shouldfalijuj, i\neicesi when tempUtioa wiw at band, ia none* {^.1\nwad lends in nowiae to implicate the ehftteter ij\nitandiug of the Company whom you have descend\n\\._.\nr\ncramence.! w.\n-, July 25th :\n' j|. -,. - | . . | r?d and took hi. ...\ny- Man. * : - V: !:rt)','a seconded that thc ' liu\n... v fe T-i.-.\/tire-r f.nd the other official* make\nfe', fe,'..'.. - ..: . . | be Peace tl at tbej are worth\nihe anocn; of their Bonds ir Beal Esute free from any\neacombr_nce. Carried.\nM- V-n;, 1 m,,<,cl an -d'oumment until lue-l.t;.\nHolbrook. and gratuitously and uiiju.-liy lo assail.\nI tiust that jourscnte of justice will induce you to\nswt. I favor me by Lbe publication of these few expUnt),,,\n,a.u. ...^ .... ..- , Mplamioi.\nlines, leaving the Public io judge diepaasionutely j,\nthe subject. I remain, Sir,\nyour o bedit-tt sen-ant.\nAtn. C. A.Dnio),\nidiotirnei\nnative gold i; fotand n\nA number of men bavi\nr $5 to tl\nk in m t\n.'.:. I\nr-:\u25a0 IK( l.i IGICAL OBSERVATORT.\nrealoe:\nio (a\u2014\nI fr.fY-ivW'\nhat\nAdvertisements of larger dimension-, or for longer\nperiods as per agreement\n. \u00bb\nNOTICE TO ADVEBTISEBS\nAll AdveHiBements for insertion in the Areir TFe*f-\nmauter Time* must bc paid in advance-. Those for longer periods than one* month are rt-'*'.ire-d to be paid lor\neach month in advance.\n, .. _ \"rs. Thi? Government view of the mal\n[ ever much it may affe-ci the tekant of It-; n\n| Government, wc are convinced will ct \u25a0\u25a0 I\nLin\"-_>lock in the war of repre*i ntati i\nj way tbe people of this c. lonj ...* s to i\nj Legislature seems ;mrt no-.*.* to bc the puzzle \u2022\n: ernment. Whetber a Legislative Council, *\nbeen before spoken of. and which we can onlj\nuntil some-tiiing more 111 si I i granted by\n. Guvc-ranic-m. is the most jn 'icon:\nx-m to be\nhitherto\ntresenta-\ntwo or t!.r e months work.\nI: C. Miasms.\u2014We nndcrstand that it is\n:. \u2022* B sh !\":.\u2022*- to \u25a0\u2022' i. a Boms\nBritUh\nMissi \u25a0 .:. S a W. Iminstei Two 1 \u2022- b\n\u2022 ten gi nted bj the Govci r for 1\n,: .\nMary--*.:.et were making some excavati\n.:. .* ii*.*'.- -i*_\u201ee-e *rf'\"< the rivi r. a\nskulls *.:. '. i.'i'jiii:-. \u2022 *,*.-s were- displaced. T\necome a\nlouht \u2022 used s - piece of sepulture\nIn what\n\" -i i;i a\nCrsTOH Dtties.\u2014Tbe receipts of the Cns\nith Gov-\nXew* Westminster f i \u25a0\u25a0-' week, ending 0\nbich has\n\u25a0'- . \" \"\n'.'\u2022.:-:\u2014Duties .\u00a3\u2022.\u2022- -.\"'\u25a0 r . it- i'.\nmoney, JCo.0,0; loonagt -. \u00a3113,18,1; I\n. li -:.,-. \u00a33,1 t, \u20141 : .. \u00a3818 17,( .\nie D me\nCrsTOM-i - :-: Ftac.-We hope the pro-\n: (red\ntie, v- .' .. '. no lime ir. repl i ig the ;:\u2022.-\u25a0\nS.rTEMBEB, 1*'\n::.-\u25a0\u25a0 r. ' ' '\n.- r inches\nSlilPPIKG IXTKLLIOF.XCE.\nK-.ii.\n:;t'tb.\nbv the\nOct\nUel.\nOct.\nOct.\nin t.\nOct.\nOct.\n10\u2014\nOct.\ncr il DI\nI' *.\nOct.\nO. t.\nARRIVALS.\nSo\nnne VI\ni to I'\nq\u2014eanoe Jujiiter, Bt-ns. Victoria, provigjou,\ni;\u2014canoe Tesaa, Hay, Victoria, provisions.\n6\u2014. .\u25a0 Ohio, Cooper, Victoria, provisio.!,\ng .;r Henrietta, Snaler, Douglas.\n-_-,.... . ['\u25a0\u201e le Sam, Gocbe, Victoria,ba||u|\n\u2022 i- Canadian, Qoort, Victoria, balbut\n^ ., |,r I'i.j;.-. lliicrg. Victoria, ballast. \u25a0\nir Henrietta, Inaley, Victoria, balbut.\n-tr Otter, Mouatt. Victoria, general cargo.\ni. ir Wi^on G. Hunt, Welch, Victoria\nrrchandise.\nli -n t ,,,. Moody, Irving. Fort Hope.\nDEPAKTlTtra.\n-,_Mr inter. Mooalt, Victoria. pn=?crtgerg.\ni,\u2014ctr Henrietta, Inaley, Victoria, patst ictona this morning at o o clock. ; \u25a0\u25a0-\u00ab*\u25a0 j \u2022\u2022' j\nland the Utter during the morning. The Hunt takes Hghtful specimen of American logic and 'manifest\npasi-vc-ren at 50cents each. This will be the last trip , destiny' could scarcely be imagined. That part cspa-\nof this vessel until Spring. She will lie in Victoria ;,.,.,\u201e,.'touciline. l!je expense of these colonies to tbe\nduring the tvinter. and Cant, \\\\elch, woo has earned < \u201e \u201e , ., . . ,, , ,\nfor himself the goe-d will of the travelling public and Home Government exhibits a most profound knowledge\ni the community in general, will leave inafc-i weeks i of their relative positions to the Mother Country, es-\n, fjr California. j pecially when we take into consideration that Oregon\nCDERS \\i\ni - aud tti\ni the city\ncification\ni| be received nntil .Satunlny, the 2ett\nlol' r. at 12, o'clock noon, foi ilu-pi's;\n-.. .\u00ab all the Parks and Snai.\ncan be seen at tbe store of S. ..Till;,\nE\n'!\u25a0\nTenders to be endorsed. ' Tenders for Chopping,'oil\nm'.'lri ^.\u25a0M\u2022d to llie undersigned. Hy order.\nVALEXT1NK IIAH,\nTown Clerk.\nXew Westminster. Oct. fl, 18G0.\nMUNICIPAL NOTICE.\nT 0 G 0 X T It A C T 0 R S.\nSEALED tenders will be received until 12 o'cl.it|\nnoon, on the- 20tb, fur ci\n-Lirr-Kt Ways.\"\u2014The .teamer Maria, o\nslipped from her ways where she had 1\nreijiirs, and glided\nThtirsds\n li-icn under-\nwiftlv into her native '\nceeded beyond their expectations; as much ; two methods present themselves\u2014either manhood suff\nas five dollars to the pan was in many places ' **& in ta *\"ull*n *Itent* or a r\u00ab*>. ot w!'ollJ\" non,i\nobtained. The country scerJiS to present very\nsimilar indications to tbe principal gold-fields\nThere is no medium between these- two\nnative Council. -^\t\nuses. We confess we would much prefer to have 1\nin Australia, and mining operations are of a by Government than possi - . irci. alprivil. ges\nmuch more permanent character tlian in any that would, in sever;;! instances throw the capacity of\nOther portion of British Columbia. Gold- voting into the hands of some half-dozen individuals'\nbearing quartz exists to an almost unlimited I ***** oc-.v m'*rit Pern\u00bbPs- \" tht possession ofa little \u25a0\nextent, and the Bald mountain at the head of I'r\u00b0I'trt*v\" \u2022Sucb a miEfortnne Bboald u\" carefu\"-v i\n^. \u201e r.. i. - \u2022 i ii guarded against. There is one topic, and a most im- I\nthe snow shoe dicinncs is thoroughlv nerme-1 .\nfeto \" o i y I portant one. ia to \u201e\nated with (jtiaru veins. Large lumps of donbUess, merited heretofore, bnt very little, if any at- I* few _\t\nqnarU and gold intermixed almost equally j tention, and that is, the payment of members. Yet, and nP tlU the present time has evaded all pursuit.\nhave been found in some of the claims. In I withont some proper system of remuneration, we cannot\nfact the mountains about here seem to be the I perceive how a Legislature h to be formed. No m.n\nfountain-head ofthe gold in the upper country, *'iU be wilIinfe'* eTen if h(: wc're ablc t0 lcavc **is Pkce\n\u201e! of work aud devote his lime and energy for tbe benefit\nply patriotic grounds. In\n! portant one. ia connexion with a Legislature which lias j times, lodging three balls iu his body.\nMUNICIPAL COUNCIL.\nis almc\nus to a \t\ni . \"r\"*.\"' \",e\"~~~ '., \u2022 . . . . , ., I however, is of such an \u2022 enterprising,' ' fro-ahcadative,'\nelement a-ram. to the no small astonishment of tbej * i _. c\nworkmen, and the iuhabiunti in the vicinity. Tbe j \"nd humorous character, that we- present it to our\nwater soon began to pour in. and it required a pretty j reader- without further comment :\u2014\nstrong force to keep the vessel afloat. She is at present j Th(. Slju:h is con,n.intiv engaged in filibustering and\nlying beached near Holbrook s wharf. | olherwlse) t0 ttline- territory to the Union, in order lo\nA.sth-lian Mails.\u2014Capt. Murray informs us that extend that Breckinridge democratic inslitntion\u2014sln-\nan Australian mail will be made np for tbe Sea Xyniph, very.\u2014We are in favor nf rc-nnncxing the territory\nwhich vessel will sUrt in the course of seven or eight north of us thnt was given up by Polk, Buchanan and\ndays. i and other slave propagandist democrats, for thc use ol\nShootixg Amur at Rock Cheek.\u2014 The lowdy free laborers. Wc never ought to have yielded to the\nspoken of in a late issue who was so ready with his demands of England the country between thc Russian\nrevolver at Rock Creek, has since been shot. He at- possessions and latitude 49\u00b0. lt was justly ours. The\ntempted to build on another man's lot, bnt was warned argument nnd authorities presented by John Quincy\nav.t.v. Instead uf taking any heed, however, he per- i Adams, proved that fact beyond cavil or dispute-.\u2014Hut\nsiste'd in building and threatening in turn, when the j England was a powerful nation: site bud llcc-is nnd armies aud money ; and alter our democratic administration, and its friends everywhere .had declared for5-4-40\n,. v.,. ...^ .\u201e..., ._. ,'ousiructing a bridge ml\ntbe ravine, nt Lot 8, Block 10, in accordance with ik\\\nue_t door neighbor, nnd connected with j nnd s\">ecitic:itions to be see-u .it the store of S. T. Till\nside-ruble extent in trade. The whole nffair j Esq...\nTenders to he Endorsed ' tinders fur building I rittjil\nand addressed to tbe uiidersijrned.\nBy order of the Municipal Council.\nVALENtTNB HALL,\nXew Westminster, Oct. 3, i8C0. Town t'lcik. |\nK1\nJ . II E II K 1 M E R ,\nGROCER AND GENERAL DEALER,\nCOLUMBIA STREET, XEW WESTXIKSTKH,\nSETS constantly on hand a well selected stocM\nFamily Groceries und Provisions. se2*!-ie I\nand we are in daily expectation of hearing of\nsome ' strike' being made that will revive\nonce more the exciting times of the early days\nofthe gold mines in California and Australia-\nNumbers intend stepping during the winter\ngcasOB, but many will winter ahout Cayoosh\nor other places farther down the Fraser- At\nall events there is, comparatively speaking,\nvery few miners who have yet come down\nthc river- Dr- Forbes' exploration along the\nHarrison-Lilloct route, has been one continued\nsuccess. Almost every description ol mineral\nhas been discovered, and gold in paying\nquantities has been found in places never\ndreamed of by the miner. \"What will be\nmost required in thc spring is some attention\npaid to thc trails about Quesnelle and Cariboo\nAt prsent a greater price is charged on freight\nfrom Mud lake or Alexander to tho Cariboo,\nthan from Cayoosh to Alexander. Thc road\nfrom Mud lake to Beaver lake\u2014a distance of\nabout thirty miles\u2014is a tolerably good route,\nrunning as it does the greater portion over a\ncomparatively speaking, level country ; but\ntho trail from Beaver lake\u2014crossing Quesnelle\nby ferry\u2014to tho Carihoo is extremely bad.\nThe country over which tho trai< passes is\nboth swampy and heavily timbered\u2014even on\nthc high grounds tho road is very marshy.\nA large population may be expected to visit\nthe upper country tlio coming spring, when\nextraordinary yields may be reasonably anticipated\u2014tho principal part of tho past season\nwas occupied in prospecting and getting ready\nJor work\u2014thc ensuing season, however, will\nfind at its commencement the miners already\nprepared to begin operations with vigor.\nThere is everything, therefore, in favor of\ntho miner after the expiration of winter.\nCheaper provisions by fully forty per cent J\nthan he had at tbo commencement of tho\npresent year, better prepared for tho nature\nof tho cliinato, and with an opportunity of\ngetting to work without any loss of time, ho\nwill be enabled to mako diggings that would\nhave done little moro than pay his oxpenscs\nthis year,yield him profitable returns.\nof the country on simply patriotic grounds. In no\nyoung colony is the population \"sufficiently wealthy to\npossess honest gratuitous Representatives, Wc might\nobtain nine gentlemen in Xew Westminster who would\nbe willing to sacrifice their time without remuneration,\nfor the \"honor of the tiling,*' but the most vital\nprincipal of a British Columbian Legislature\u2014an intimate knowledge of thc constituencies and their rt-t-uir-\ninents\u2014would be digtroyed. How many measures of\ninfinite benefiit to the Colony might be frequently\nbrought forward if there were only some connecting link\nbetween tiie Government and tbe people-, and how many\nblunders in legislation, costing the Colony, perhaps,\nsums that would -ray over and ever again, the cxpcnccs\nof a Legislative Council, would be avoided. Wc hope\nthat thc subject will receive '.hat attention at tbe hands\nofthe Executive that, through its vast importance to the\npeople of this colony, it undoubtedly deserves.\nL 0 C A L I X T E L LIGE X C E .\nTiik Dahbisox-lilloet Route.\u2014Complnintslongand\nloud arc daily reaching us from miners nnd others who\nhave had occasion to pass over tbe Hnrrison-Lilloct\nroute regarding the inconvenience which our \"S,iecitl\nCorrespondent'' mentioned in our lust issue. We should\nbc glad to ascertain that tbe grievance is removed, or\ntbis route, while possessing so many nalural advantages\nover the one by the river, will soon kill into disrepute.\nIn those days of speedy traveling business men ami miners will not brook unnecessary delays, and tbey will\ntake a more circuitous route rather than put up with\nthem. If the credit ami popularity of tint lotitc is to be\nmaintained the steamboat Companies must accommodate themselves to tbe travelling public and not tiico\nversa. The proprietors ofthe Anderson lake bout com-\nplbitt of the opposition nguinst them by the firm of\nWright, Scott, and Nelson, who by putting on a small\nsail-boat and conveying their own freight nntl some\npassengers over the lake are effectual y preventing tbctdn\nfrom realizing any profits, and arc now running at u\nconsiderable loss. Such a sti.t' of flings w 1! ultimately lead to a monopoly of the bike;, by the above-mentioned linn, us the entire trade of tbe route is barely\nsufficient to pay a reasonable rule of interest en the\ngreat amount of capital invested in those steamers. It\nwill be e'liit*- easy for the above mentioned firm to break\ndown all the steamboat companies in this manner, and\noblige tlicm to discontinue running or sell out at nn\nenormous sacrifice. Wc hope this enterprising firm, together with iv discriminating traveling community will\nremember the old adage of \"live nnd let live,\" and patronize the steamboats so long us their fares for passengers and freight nre reasonable.\nRoads.\u2014The Ttoynl Enginees have finished their portion of thc Douglas rond, much to the satisfaction of ihe\npackers. Il is slated that the work has cost less than\nif let out by contract to Civil Engineers. They left on\nMonday for ihe ' Riflles' to proceed with the erection of\nthe dnm, and will remain nt that place uiilil the frost\nrenders working impossible.\nOctober C, 18C0.\nCouncil met pursuant to adjournment.\nThe following members were present:\u2014Messrs ilomer,\nArmstrong, Holbrook, Manson, and Connack.\nIn the absence of the President, Mr. Manson was appointed chairman.\nA memorial was presented from E. II. Holt, nud forty\nothers, inhabitants of Xew Westminster, praying that\nthe Council would obtain from tbe Government a suitable site for a public cemetery, to be governed on unti-\nsectarian principles, and sites for a City Hull, Central\nSchool, and Mechanics' Institute. Read.\nMoved by Mr. Armstrong, seconded by Mr. Holbrook,\nand resolved, that the committee of Public Works, with\nthe assistance of other members of the Council, be\nand are hereby instructed to mark out a grade on Columbia street,\"from Government wharf to the first ravine\nnear the Treasury buildings, which shall be the standard grade for that part of Columbia street, nnd report\nto lhc council at next meeting.\nMr. Holbrook moved, seconded by Mr. Armstrong,\nand resolved, that the committee of Public Works advertize for tenders to take out nil stumps on Columbia\nstreet, between Merchant Square and the first bridge,\nin accordance with the grade fixed upon, and that the\nsame be advertized for in the next issue of the Xew\nWbbtmissteb Timkb, to be received in seven days\nafter.\nMoved in amendment by Mr. Homer nnd seconded by\nMr. Cormnc that the receiving of tenders for clearing\nthe Stumps in Columbia street, be deferred until the\ngrade is established ; which was carried.\nMoved by Mr. limner seconded by Mr. Cormnc that\nthe memorial of B. B. Holt and others bo received.\nCarried.\nMr. Homer moved and Mr. Armstrong seconded, that\na committee of three bc appointed to select such sites\nns ure necessary for a cemetery nntl public building, ns\nmentioned in the memorial now presented, said committee to consist of Messrs. Mnnsou. Armstrong, nnd\nCormnc. which vas carried.\nIt was moved bv Mr. Armstrong and seconded by Mr.\nOormac, that Mr.\" Homer's name bc added to the committee : carried.\n.Mr. Homer moved seconded by Mr. Cormnc, llmt the\nClerk be instructed to advertize lor tenders for the- purpose ot chopping the trees and underbrush on all the\nparks and squares within the city limits. Voung maple trees to be saved.\nDuring the discussion of tho foregoing resolution,\nMessrs. Armstrong nnd Holbrook left the room. Some\ntime alter Mr. Holbrook returned, when the resolution\nwas put to the vote and curried, Mr. Holbrook protesting against the resolution being nctcd on, for the\nreason that it is illegal in consequence of only four\nmembers being present when it wns passed.\nMoved by Mr. Homer seconded by Mr. Cormnc that\nthe council adjourn until Tuesday at -1, p. m.\nThe Council then adjourned.\nOctober, 9, 1SG0.\nCouncil met pursuant to adjournment.\nMembers present, Messrs. Homer, Armstrong, Holbrook, Manson, nnd Cormnc.\nMr. Armstrong In the chair.\nThe report of lbe Harbor Coinmittc having been rend,\nMr. Manson moved nnd Mr. Holbrook seconded, Unit\nthe report of the Harbor Committee be received, which\nwns carried.\nMr. Homer gave notico that at the next meeting he\nwould introduce a resolution for thc purpocc of Con\nor fight, tbey quietly bucked down to 40\u00b0 .On the\nSouth, there was a weak nation.\u2014We could whip her\neasily. We could take as much of her territory as we\nliked. There was no backing down there by our slave\ndemocracy. We whipped Mexico, and took just ns much\nof her territory as we then wanted. The facts thus presented, are\u2014England was strong and wc yielded ; Mcx-\niro wa? poor and we helped ourselves to as much of her\ncountry ns wc liked.\nHut there are reasons now why we should have British Columbia, extending from the ocean to the Rocky\nMountains and tbe Islands on the const. The country\nis not Important to England, but it is to us. We have\nno legal claim to it; bat if by the weakness nnd bad\nmanagement of our democratic administration, in time-\npast, the country was surrendered; it would seem to\nus that reasons could be found In this fact for instituting negociations for its recovery.\u2014That country, under\nthe control of England, is always likely to be a cause of\ntrouble between two nations whose interests nre best\nsubserved by peace. It can be of no great value to\nEngland; its government expenses would be greater\nthan its revenues; and in our possession it would remove causes of irritation, which may end in war, costing n thousand times more than the whole country is\nworth to England. The South nsks for Territory. Why\nshould not the north seek this rt'dditionnl territory.\nThe possession of Rritish Columbia Is a hundred fold\nmore important to us than that of Cuba.\n \u00bb' \u00bb'\u2666\t\nVICTORIA CORRESPOXDKSCE.\nThe principle item of news 1 have lo communicate\nthis week is the case of Cary r. Xius in connexion with\nthe Victoria Gazette. Thft Attorney-General obtained a\nwrit of ne exeat against Xias for, as was alleged, nn nt-\ntempt to leave the colony of Vancouver Island and saddle the complaiiient with the debts ofthe Victoria Gazette office. The case canie on for li oaring on Monday\nlast before Judge Cameron. Messrs. Crease and\nMcCrCight appeared for the plaintiff, und Mr. King For\nthe defendant. After some able arguments were put\nforward on both sitles thc Judge postponed his decision\ntill Wednesday, when he gave judgment in favor of defendant with costs. The Gvzttlt is to bc sold on the\n27th, if not previously disposed of by private sale.\nSome intelligence has been received ihat dispatch-*-?\nhave cither arrived, or will almost immediately arrive,\nin the Colony directing the Governor to summon n Le-\n-rKsIatvc Council In \"British Columbia. This is most\nimportant news, and, considering tiie iiiijiisi'tieiiiy'vli'.a\nhas taken place in grunting to llrilisli Columhin an institution promised by Sir Edward llnlwer Lytton two\nyears ago, there seems every probability thnt the report\nis trii-\nMACDOXALD k CO.,\nFFI0E OX YATES STREET. VICTORIA, I\u00bb|B\nhighest price for Gold bust,\nIssuo\nche'q.ies'mi'Mcssr-'. T.iilunt & Wilde, San F^j'Sj\n\" par.\"\nJ. B. PAINTER,\n(RlTCKSSOIl TO 0'MBAnA A PAlK**?)\nI'M\n(si-rcKssoit to o'mbaba * i*\"\" .'Intel1!!\nTHANKFUL for the past favors shown uw j\nwould respectfully inform Printers ^thi 0 j\ncreased* acuities,' and recent ta^WJS&OJL\nFoundry, he is now prepared to sell 1 mi C>m\nmental V'ype, Presses, Printing U\u00bb^g\/jU \u00bbf\nand Printers' Stock generally, 132, uaj j\nSansoine, Sun Francisco.\n.M \u25a0BB\n-^tassis_|Hpi<\u00abjBHB|BBSErKs 7^r-n-\n____\u25a0\na__l\nMS-\nTHE NEW WESTMINSTER TIMES\nGovernment Notices and Proclamations.\nNotice.\nColonial Secretary's Oflice, .list August, 1800.\nr|il!I-: GOVERNMENT GAfcfiTTE for British Colum-\nX bia. heretofore published in thc Colony of Vancouver Island, having been discontinued as a separate\npamphlet, notice is hereby given that from this date and\nmtti! further notice all Government advertisements and\nProclamations, and other mailers useful nud necessary\nfur general information and guidance, will be published\nin the columns of the Nfiw WfcsTsitNSTKR Times news-\n\u25a0ui'ier; nnd such publication shall iu all cases be\ntaken and deemed us publication in the Government\nO'azette.\nBy command of bis Excellency.\nWILLIAM A. G. YOUNG,\nActing Colonial Secretary.\nPUBLIC NOTICE.\nSEALED TENDERS will be received at the nfli-c of\nthc Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works,\nRoyal Engineer Camp, up t\" 12 o'clock on Monday the\n15th of October next, for the formation of a Road from\nn point about four miles above the It. E. Camp, Xew\nWestminster, nearly opposite Tree Island, to Fort\nLungley.\nThe commencement, line of route, and termination,\nto be laid out by the Chief Commissioner of Lands und\nWinks, or his agent.\nTenders to be in duplicate:\u2014One stating the amount\nin sterling money per mile, if paid for in cash\u2014the\nother stating the amount in sterling money per mile if\npaid for one-tenth in cash,and llie remainder in liritish\nColumbian Bonds, redeemable iu from one to three\nyears, bearing interest nt the rate of six per cent,\nper annum.\nTenders to be addressed to the Chief Commissioner\nof Lands and Works, It. <'.. the envelope being endorsed \u2022\u2022Tender for Lnnglcy Road,\" \"Cash,\" or\n\"Bonds,\" or \"Cash and Bonds,\" as the case may be.\nFor specification and further particulars, apply at the\nabove oflice.\nThe lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.\nBy order of His Excellency the Governor.\nR. C. MOODY,\nt'ul. 1'. B., nml Chief Commissioner\nof Lands and Works. I!. 0.\nLands nnd Works Department,\nXew Westminster, 211111 September, 1800.\nLEVI k BOAS\nColumbia Street.\nTTTHOLESAL* unit RETAIL Dealeis in all sorts oi\n\\\\ DRY (iOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES,\nkc Have always on band a large assortment of Provisions and Groceries direct from Snn Francisco, will\nsell them at the lowest market prices.\nAll orders from the country will bc promptly attended to.\nni28, 3ra\nPHILLIP 11 1 C K,\nGovernment Bakery,\nHas tbe best quality of Breads, Pies nnd Cukes*\nKEEPS on hand a good assortment of Flour for\ncountry Trade alsfel'ilot Bre.jd, Soda, Sugar, ami\nButter Crackers,\nA good assortment of family Groceries, and everything necessary for Bakers' use in the upper country,\nsuch as Fruit, Lard, 4c, 4c.\nWEBSTER 4 CO.,\nVATF.S STKKKT, VICTORIA,\nWHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in Roots and\nShoes, Leather, and Findings, of every description.\n\u2022 Also\u2014Ladies' Shoes of all kinds. mhl \"-'tin\nL A X G L E V H R O T II K R S ,\nI M P O 11 T I X t! 11 11 U .1 (I I S T 8 ,\nYatcs-strcet, Victoria,\ndirect from London, a choice se-\nH\nAVE rcccivet\nlection ot\nOFFICIAL NOTICE.\nGOVERNMENT ASSAY OFFICE,\nNKW WKSTMIXSTKII, RIIITIKII COLUMBIA.\nSeptember 1st, I soo.\nASSAYS OF COLD BULLION are made cm tho\nfollowing terms, and under the following conditions:\u2014\n1. A receipt will be given to the Depositor for the\nexact gross weight of his deposit.\n2. The resulting ingot will be delivered tn any party\nreturning the aforesaid receipt, whether the Depositor\nor any one else, und the party returning the receipt will\nbe required to cancel it by his signature at the time of\nreceiving tbe ingot.\n3. Each ingot will be stamped with its number, corresponding to its number in the official records, with\nils weight, in ounces nntl (lecimn)s of ounces, ami its\nfineness iu thousandths : also wilh a Government Cipher,\nat present a crown over the letters VR.\n4. With each ingot will be given a certificate, signed\nby n Government officer, of the weight of the deposit\nbefore melting ; its weight after ; the fineness; the\ncharge for assaying; nnd such certificate will have\ntallies of liritish Mint valuation and nf the latest Man\nFrancisco valuations, whereby parlies may calculate\nfor themselves the value of the bar for Englisll or\nAmerican markets.\nfi. Ftir all bars not exceeding Till ounces iu weight, a\ncharge of seven shillings and six pence (Is. Oil.) sterling will be made, and fur every additional 10 ounces a\nfraction of same, one shilling nnd six pence (ls. Oil.).\nAll clips are retained in the Government Assay ollice;\nbut on bars not exceeding 10 ounces in weight, allowance will be niuile oil'the assay charge, for the value of\nthe clip.\nAbk.wr op Oiiks i>re made at the charge of One\nPound (XI.) fur each specimen experimented upon.\nFon a Comi'i.ktk Analysis or axy Mineral, Two\nPounds {\u00a3'2.) is the charge.\nW. DRISCOL COSSETT.\nPUBLIC NOTICE.\nGOVF.nXMEXT ASSAY OFFICE.\nAssays arc made with the utmost despatch.\nOflice open from lo, a. in., tc 4, p. m., except on\nsteamer days, when deposits will bc received for assay\nat 8, n. in.\nW. DRISCOL COSSET.\nNow Westminster, Aug. 1, 1800.\nNOTICE TO MARINERS.\nColonial Secretary's office, 1\n10th September, I860, j\nTHE BUOY on the North Sand Head at thc entrance\nto Fraser River baying disappeared, notice is hereby\ngiven that the same has been replaced by a new Simii\nBuoy, painted iu vertical lines black and white, and\nsurmounted be a basket Beacon painted red.\nThc buoy is in the same position ns indicated in Captain Richard's notice, of 24th September, 1859, but is\nnow in 12 feet water at low water.\nWILLIAM A. G. YOUNG,\nSw Acting Colonial Secretary.\nTllKAKt'llV OF Biiitisii CoLUMOIA, I\nVictoria, V. 1., June 1, 1850. J\n(GOVERNMENT DRAFTS, at thirty days' sight, are\nX occasionally issued on the Lords Commissioners\nof Her Majesty's Treasury, London. For particulars\napply to YV. DRISCOLL COSSET,\naugt\"-tc Treasurer.\nII E N R Y H O L B R O O K,\nC O M M I S S I O X M E R 0 II A X T,\nLiverpool Wharf, Columbia-street, New Westminster,\nBritisli Columbia.\nBONDED STORAGE always ready for 500 tons of\ngonils, and every accommodation for landing\nmerchandise on bis whnrf: wharfage 25 cents per tun.\nFor Sale ex recent arrivals\u2014\n100 sacks Bran,\nJ00 bales California Oat liny.,\nf>0 sacks Wheal,\nloo, Biu-ks Barley,\nJ4J sail's Barber's Sugar-cured Hams,\n\u25a0_.<) firkins Butter, ,\njo casks S. J. Molasses,\n^0 f>nsss Preserved Chicken,\n4* eases Roast Mutton,\n10 cases San Francisco Pilot Bread,\nf. cases Java Ground Coffee, kcq 4c.,\nHnd a general assortment of goods suitable lor Ibis\nmarket. se2'l-lm\nIIUH-V'S BRANDY,\nIN ONE DOZEN CASKS.\nHENDERSON 4 BURNABY,\nW ii a ii v - s t ii k _ t , Victoria.\nst-2D-tc\na--3m\nERNEST P I C H T ,\nBREWER,\nJ* B W WESTMINSTER.\nDRUGS, CHEMICALS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,\nPATENT MEDICINES, and PERFUMERY.\nATKINSONS INFANTS PRESERVATIVE.\nCockle's . nti-Bilious Pills,\nKcnting's Cough Lozenges,\nMurray's Fluid Magnesia,\nCurling's Sparkling Citrate of Magnesia,\nSuperior Seidlctz Powders,\nEssential Oil of Itipstono Pippin,\nEssential Oil of Pine Apple,\nEssential Oil of Strawberry,\nEssential nil of Raspberry,\nEssential Oil of Jargoncl Pears,\nEssential O.l of Nectar,\nRowland's Macnssar Oil,\nRowland's Odouto,\nRowland's Kalydor,\nGosnell's Colognes,\nGosnell's Che.ry Tooth Paste,\nGosnell's Soaps,\nGosnell's Hair Brushes. sc22-tc\nW. J. ARMSTRONG k BItO.,\nOpposite Liverpool Wharf,\nColumbia-street, New Wet -muster\nHOLESALE.. RETAIL DEALERS in Groceriir\nProvisions, Hardware, Crockeryware, Pniiiti\nOils, Farming Implements, Mining Tools,\nLadies' and Gent's Bouts and Shoes,\n4c, kc, 4c.\nAgent JEFFRAY k CO.'S Frnscr River Express.\nw\n100 tons HAY far Stile.\nm28, 3m\nTRCETT, JONES, 4 ARRINOTON,\n00, Fiioxt Street. San Francisco, California,\nWHOLESALE DEALERS nnd Importers of Foreign\nand Domestic Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Syrups, and\nevery article in his line.\nDealers who may favor us wilh orders, mny rest assured that wo will endeavor to give satisfaction in the\narticle, and dispatch iu forwarding. nlO-tc\nSEED WHEAT.\nTHOMAS PATTKICK, 4 Co., have some choice lots\nof Seed Wheat on hand from Australia, Mexico, the\nMeditterranean, and Van Dieman's Land.\nFanners are invited to inspect samples.\nFor Sale by\nTHOMAS PATTRICK 4 Co.,\nCorner Government nnd Johnson streets, Victoria,\nin-1-1 in\nCOALS! COALS I COALS III\nIRECT FROM NANAIMO in any quantity to suit\npurchasers. For Sule by\n,1. T. SCOTT,\nnll-tc Pioneer Wharf.\nD\n11 E N D E II S O N 4 11 U R X A B Y\nWHARF STUKKT, VICTORIA,\nHAVE JL'ST RECEIVED, ex Armistice, from London :\nSuperior Pale Sherry, in bulk ;\nPorl ll'inc, choice, in cases;\nHenhessy's Brandy 1 .\nMcKen.ie's Small Still Whiskey \/ m cascs '\nVine Growers' Brandy, in bulk \u2022\nTanquoray's Ginger Brandy, in cases;\n4c, 4c, kc,\nwhich tbey offer for sale on the most reasonable terms\nJune Kith, 1800. tc\nMAYER, RE I Nil ART, 4 CO-,\nFORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,\nNKW WKSTMINSTKll, R. II.,\nHAVING concluded arrangements for a regular line\nof vessels, to run twice a month direct, from\nSau Friincisc to this place, would bc please i to receive\norders for British Columbia.\nLetters addressed to us in care of Messrs. Mayer,\nRcinhart, k Co., Victoria, V. 1., John Dewar, and O.\nH. Gohrloko, Snn Francisco, Ca., will meet with\nprompt attention.\nin 21 -1 m\nVICTOUIA PRICES CURRENT AND SHIPPING LIST.\nPUBLISHED every fortnight in time for the California\nMail Steamer. Tho prices Current contains the\ncorrect and authentic rates and prices of all descriptions of articles in the Victoria market, ns well ns reliable reports of the state of trade, shipping, 4c. It is\nas invaluable as an index and commercial authority to\nevery merchant and tradesman as it is a desirable\nmedium for advertising. Printed for A. F. Main nt\nthe ollice of the V\". I. Qaxttte, Victoria,\nPACIFIC FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,\nFniHT-STiiKKT, San Francisco.\nWe continue to nianiifacturi, at the above well known\nestablishment,\nSteam Engines,\nQuartz\nFlour,\nSaw Mill,\nother machinery, of every description, and\nnud\nIron\nanil Brass Castings of all kinds.\nFrom the long experience wc have hnd, and the superior tools aud machinery, and the very large collection\nof pattern'' nt t'jv command, wc feel confident thnt our\nfacilities for tu.'liing out Hie best stylo of work, with\ndispatch, and at the lowest rates, are not surpassed on\nthe Pacific coast.\nliimia Iron Screens for Quartz Mills, made nt short\nnotice. Orders for all kinds of work will receive prompt\nattention. per \u00a3l stg.\nDrafts on the principal Cities in the North American\nProvinces, at 3 days, as follows :\u2014\nCanada, 4 percent, premium.\nNew Brunswick, 4 \" \"\nNova S.o'.ia 2ii \" \"\nDrafts oi: New York, at 3 days, 3 per ccnt.pren*' am.\n\" \" Messrs. IJ. Davidson k May, Snn Franctscf\nat sight\u2014par.\nOllice hours 10 a. m., to3 r. m.\u2014Saturday into 1 o'clock.\nF. W. WOOD,\nManager.\nVictoria, March 17, 1800. tc\nVICTORIA DRY GOODS STORE.\nK. GAMBITZ,\nVATES STRKKT, VICTORIA,\nat his FIRE-PROOF STORE, where he is constantly supplied with Nkw Coons by every\nsteamer, ami has always ou hand a\nsplendid assortment of\nCLOAKS AND MANTILLAS,\nSilk, Velvet, and Cloth. Also a large variety of fine\nSilks and Bonnets.\nAn excellent variety of Alexander's\nKID CLOVES, and a full assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, line Frock Coats; Dress\nCoats; Over Coats; Vests and Pantaloons\nof'different colors; Fashionable Silk\nHuts. Gilt Cornices, Curtain\nRings, Window ShndcH,\nof all coli rs, French\nCassitneres, Broadcloth, Beaver, and Pilot.\nAlso\u2014a full assortment of Tailors' Trimmings.\nFAMILY FURNISHING GOODS.\nShawls, Alpacas, Merinos, DeLnines, Furs, Gloves,\nRiding Hats, Gauntlets, Cloaks, Mantillas, Velvets,\nEmbroideries, Ribbons. Laces, Carpets, Rugs, Druggets,\nOil-Cloths, Paper Hangings, Mattings, etc., etc.,\nund all other goods pertaining to the\nbusiness, ut the lowest prices.\nN. B.\u2014All orders from British Columbia, Oregon, or\nWashington Territory, by express or otherwise, will be\npromptly amended to.\nmlO-iy K. GAMBITZ.\nJAMES PATRICK & CO.\nARK RKnt'I.ARLV IN TIIK RECEIPT OF\nBUTTER, CLEAR BACON SIDES, HAMS, AND PORK\nCANDLES,\u2014Hydraulic, Pressed and Adamantine.\nLAUD\u2014\"J. II. 4 Co.'s\" 10-!b cans, iu 120-lb. cases.\nNAIL\u2014Old Colony nnd Parker Mills, assorted slues\nN. 0. SUGAR, half barrels.\nDRIED APPLES, half barrels.\nALSO,\nHave for sale, in store and to arrive, tho following\nwell known brands of\nVIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.\nThree-fourths of them nre direct from tho manufacturers, consequently can bc offered at*\ncomparatively low prices:\nHalf-Pounds.\nT. 4 S. Ilardgrovc's Peach\nTurpiti 4 Yurhrough's Apricot;\n3. II. Greaner's Pride ol the Unior.\nA. L. Royster's Fruit;\nW. Greaner's Sun;\nT. 4 S. Hardgrove' Golden Gate;\nA. L. Royster's Invincible;\nA. L. Royster's Mary's Own ;\nHarvey Birch j\nKnickerbocker;\nPomona and Queen of Hearts.\nBright Pounds.\nPeerless\u2014T. 4 S. Hardgrove;\nGold Leaf\u2014John II. Grenncr;\nGnllcgo\u2014Clopton ;\nJ. at. Langhorn k Co.'s Extra;\nBrewer's Gold Leaf;\nMurrell 4 Burke's Sun-Cured ;\nRockadny\u2014Golden Scnl;\nGirtildn, Wine Sap, etc.\nBright Half-Pounds.\nGold Leaf\u2014J. 11. Grenncr;\nPippin\u2014John W. Young;\nWine Snp\u2014George W Gillian(\nFancy Tobaccos\nInvincible Twist;\nPlanter's Pride Twist, in foil;\nWine Snp Twist;\nAtlantic Cable Tw'st, in foil;\nPerfect Love, smalt plugs;\nGame Cock Twist, in foil.\nSmoking rob ucc.\nIlardgrovc's Peerless, Killik.niik and Ri\nLeaf.\nFine Cut.\nJohn Anderson k Co.'s Solace.\nSnuJ,\nLorillfird's Coarse Rappee and Macnboy.\nFor snle by singlo case or package.\nFINE HAVANA SEGARS.\nBy each Steamer we are in receipt of tho Choicest\nBrands of Havana Segnrs, selected by our house in\nHavana (Patrick y Ca.) especially for this market.\nThe above goods are offered to tho trade by thc sin-\nglo caso or package, by JAMF.S PATRICE, 4 CO.,\nmlO-ly San Francisco.\nSOUTHGATE 4 MITCHELL,\nCOMMISSION MERCHANTS, Albert Wharf, Victoria,\nVancouver Island, and Battery-street, San Fran\ncisco, Calioruin.\n17m3m\nFURNITURE,\nBY LATE ARRIVALS, the undersigned have re'\nceived additions to their hitherto well-assorted\nstock of Furniture\u2014and now offer\nPainted sets, ten pieces ;\nExtension Tables, 8 and 10 feet long;\nCentre Tables, serpentine and round ops, assorted\nsizes;\nCard Tabic, harp and square pillars\nCommon. Tables. 2}. 3, a ml..'..'. long:'\nBedstead-*, Mahogany, French; C-K-sgc, donMe tsd! \u2022\nsingle ; \"\" -\t\nLounges, spring scats, in damask and leather covers;\nSofas, spring seals, hair cloth, with round and pillow\nends ;\nDesks, with fall nnd door fronts ;\nChcffoniers, walnut and mahogany cnrVdd fronts, \u00bb\nshelves, fret work ;\nBureaus, one-hnlf marble top, scroll and painted plnef\n4 and 0 drawers;\nWhat-nots, walnut nnd mahogany, li and 6 shelves ;\nMirrors, in gilt and mahogany frames, assorted sites,\nfor pallors, chambers, and saloons;\nChildren's Cribs nnd Cradles, also High and Love\nChairs, assorted sir.es ;\nChairs, Mahogany, Hair-cloth, spring seats, cane and\nwood sent, oflice, oak, dining, Grecian cane, heavy barroom, and common wood seat;\nRockert, spring scats, mating: ny mid cane scats snd\nbacks, sewing nnd arm ;\nSinks, Withstands, Chair Cushions, Coverlets, Towel-\nB*__\\n. Willow Cribs, kc\n\u2014ALSO\u2014\nBE D I) IN G,\nFiilu, Curled Hair, Moss, Wool, and StraT. Mattresses\",\nbe6t Feather Pillows, all sizes ; in the manufacture of\nwhich we use none but the best materials, and guarantee our work,\nPIERCE k SEYMOUR.\nBroad-street, between Vatcs and View streets.\nVictorin, V. I., April 11, 1800. 3m\nGROVER 4 BAKER'S\nNew style noiseless\nFAMILY SEWING MACHINES,\nFrom ST5 upwards.\nTHEY wcre awarded Two Premiums nt the State\nFair I One for mnchinc sewing, and the only Premium\nfor Fancy Quilting nntl Embroidery.\nThese machines sew from two spools, as purchased\nfrom the store, requiring no re-winding of thread, and\nfinishing each seam by their own operation, without\nrecourse to the hund ueedlo, ns is required by other\nmachines. On account of their simplicity, durability,\ncase of management, and adaptation to all varieties of\nfamily sewing, they execute either heavy or fine worst\nwith equal facility, nnd without special adjustment.\nThe new machines introduced by the Grovcr 4 Baker\nSowing-Machine Company, arc of elegant finish, and\ntheir operation is rapid and very quiet. Thc case with\nwhich they can bc managed is n distinguishing fentnre,\nand thc stitch is thu strongest, handsomest, and most\nclastic of any made.\nSend for a clrculnr. All machines tvnrfhnted\nSilk, cotton, needles, etc., always on hand.-\nR. J. BROWN, Agent,\nm21-tc 18, Montgomery street, San Francisco.\nTHE BLESSING OF HEALTH\nnV\n11 O L L O W A Y ' S PIUS,\nWhy arc Diseases so Fatal in Tropical Climates t\nMerely because we prescribe for their effect, Instead\nof their cause, and try to relieve symptoms Instead of\nstriking nt their root. The action of theBe Pills ls precisely the reverse. They expel from tho secretive organs and the circulation tbe morbid matter which produces Inffainmntion, pain, fever, debility, and physical\ndecay ; und the basis of disease being removed, its\nmanifestations vanish. While ordinary remedies only\nafford a temporary respite to the sufferer, whereas these\nPills annihilate the disorder.\nIll Health in Hot Countries,\nFrequently arises from nervous disorders affecting\nthe uction uf tho heart and deranging the Whole animal economy ; theso fine Pills will rcstoro the nervous\nsystom however deranged, and bring buck health und\nspirits when nil other medicine has failed.\nBilious and Liver Complaints.\nFrequently lead to the worst phases of human suffering, yet. how many in the East and West Indies, and\nmost of our Foreign Possessions, ure thus afflicted, unknowing the means of euro placed within their grasp;\nsuch should take a few boxes of these Pills according\nto the directions given in thc books, and their ailments\nwill quickly leave them.\nDropsical Swellings and Turn of Life.\nThis is a most disastrous period in woman's history,\nit destroys thousands, the whole of tho grosB humors\ncollect together, nnd like a tide sweep away health and\nlife itself, if not timely nnd powerfully checked, The\nmost certain remedy for all these dangerous symptoms\nis Ilollowuy's Pills. Armed with this groat antidote,\ntho fiery ordeal is passed through, nnd the sufferer is\nonce moro restored to the possession of nnimpnired\nhealth. These Pills are equally efficacious in all le-\nmal- complaint-!, nnd obstructions at the dawn of\nwomanhood.\nStomach and Liver Complaints,\nThese nre complaints of the million, particularly of\nthose lu warm latitudes ; few escape them; and, if\nneglected, they lead to innumerable dangerous maladies.\nBut why neglect them when Ilollowuy's Pills will eradicate them as certainly as water extinguishes fire?\nThey relievo the bowels, purify the fluids, and Invigorate tho system nnd the constitution at the same time.\nThey nre admitted by virtuo of special decrees into the\ndominions of despotism, and thus ImVo become a great\nhousehold remedy.\nDysentery and Boxed Complaints,\nThoso famous Pills Bhonld bo taken once or twice a\nweok by nil classes in this part of the world, by which\nmeans, none need fear the attacks of these direful\nscourges.\nA Word to Females,\nTho local debility and irregularities Which aro the\nspecial annoyance of the weaker sex, and which, when\nneglected, always shortens lift), nro relieved for the\ntime being and prevented for thc timo to come, by a\ncourse of this mild but thorough alterative.\nIlolloway's Pills are the best remedy known in the world\nfor the following diseases :-~-\nJONAS G. CLARK & CO.,\nIMPORTERS . AM!) J!.-Sl'PA0TCR!B88 Ot?\nFURNITURE AND BEDDING,\nof eVeiy <_v>v.vviv>.'e.>t)\n128, Washington Strecot, Snn Francisco.\n49 and 5)., FoUrlh street, between 3. and K streets,\nSacramento.\nHunter street,between Main nnd Levee, Stockton.\nAnd First, street; Sun Jose. ,je20~3m\nB-JHctts '-3vs afie- -;\"i't. >i'i sums of\u2014jO, anu n]\n\u2022?:.. per*\u00a3l stg.\n3 days after sight (m snms under isOJ ,-\u2022\n\u00a3l, sterling.\nDrafts on demand or at short sign!, issue,\nprincipal Cities and Towns in Scotland and Ire!\nthe rato of \u00a75 15 per \u00a31 stg.\nDrafts on the principal Cities in the North American\nProvinces, at -i days, as follows :\u2014\nCanada \u25a0* !,tr cent, premium.\nNew Brunswick, 4\nNova Scotia '-} '*\nDrafts or. New York, at 3 days. 3 per cent.pren; im.\n- Messrs. B. Davidson .v. May. San Franciscf\night\u2014par.\nvardsj\nii. per\non the\nind. nt\nPJJ\nOffice hour; lo a. si., to _ r. si.\u2014Sati\nVicte\nMarch IT. 18C0.\nN E W\nRojiaxce ix a State Prison.\u2014The Auburn Adri titer tells a curious story regarding a convict who is now\n\u2022 confined iu thc State Prison for having been guilty of\n, bigamy. IK- had married, successively, Indies lnNiles. \u2022\nM-cbagan; Jefferson City, Missouri; and in Schuyler\ni County in this State. This ended his matrimonial ad- i\nI ventures, ns his history became known, and he was sen- !\n; tenccd to State Prison for a term of years. TheSchuy- j\ni ler County victim determined to \"heap coals of lire\";\non the head of her betrayer, and accordingly arranged '\n[ the meeting which took place on Thursday last, 'ihe :\n! three ladies entered tbe oflice of the Prison, separate *\n] and unattended, and requested, an interview with the j\n; convict, Charles Ilaynes. Charles was sent for. and\nto his great surprise was confronted by bis three\nwives\u2014each of them bringing a token of endearment,\ni ine brought him choice apples: another took from a\nbasket some nice peaches, while tbe third forced upou !\nhim some sponge and fruit cake\u2014the product of Niles ;\nwheat, mixed by her own fair hands. After a prolonged ',\ninterview, Charles was again sent to work, and the trio j\nof widows took up their mournful march for their sevt- j\nral homes.\nThe Prince at Sherbrooke.\u2014While the Prince was\nat Sherbrooke. a \\err affecting incident occurred. John\nFelton. commonly called \"Old 'Squire Felton\" in his.\nRECEIVED nt Stati\nour ,tock of\n.ER!\nrdnv l\" to i o'clock.\nF. W. WinH..\nManager.\ntc\ni (i D S .\nHall, a large addition to\nAlso.\u2014Many nrticles\nand Standard na\ntoforc not to\njuK\nlm\nir' St iple and Fancy Stationery,\nI Miscellaneous Books lure-\nlie had in ibis market.\nHIBBEN k CARSWELL,\nYates-strcot, Victoria.\nA N A S T 0 N I S II 1 N G It E M E D V !\nDOLL 0 AV A Y ' S 01 N T M E N T\nown district, was signal Midshipman on Nelson's flagship, the Victory, at thc buttle of Trafalgar. He was ! tlie blood, und medical art can accomplish nothin\nalso at the Battle of Copenhagen, nnd wears medals foi\nbravery in both these actions. At the blockade of\nGuadalotipe, West Indies, in 1800. he was thc Officer of\nthe Wateh on board the Ceriux. sloop-of-war, when she\nstruck on a rock and was wrecked. On the Court-martial, which was of course subsequently held, there wcre\n; some enemies of young Felton. aud, perhaps owing to\ni their personal hostility\u2014perkaj s to the fact that Courts-\nI martial were not held in those day; with so much care\n! for tbe ends of justice as now\u2014he owed it that, although\n| the wreck was caused by circumstances beyond bis\nl control, he laboring under the misfortune of defective\n| vision, he was dismissed the service. His prospects\ni were at once destroyed, and he finally emigrate.1 to\nI Canada East, where, for four-and-thirty years, he bus\nAnd never had defenders such an awful trust to hold, I lived respected. His Royal Highness having been made\nAs that whicli lies on us and them\u2014these peaceful sol-j aware of the hardship of Mr. Feltons's cast\u2014not hy\ndicrs bold. him. for he suffered uncomplainigly, but probably\nThe South had spoken out before\u2014and now outspeaks through Mr. Gait,\u2014chose this day as the occasion for\nthe North i excercistng the prerogative delegated l>y Her Majesty to\nIu tills many-thousand muster upon the shore of Forth: ! hin-> a**'i wh*-'n lh<: old man presented himself at tbe\nMav it be Ion? ere Scotland forgets the bold and true, j reception, not only received him with the greatest cor-\nThat came out this Seventh of August in her Edinburgh I d*aht.vt speaking to him kindly v ords, but intimated\nReview :\n-Punch.\nLATE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.\nNews from Liverpool has been received till the 28th\nAugust.\nThe invasion of Calabria by Garibaldi is fully confirmed. Tbe town of P.eggio had been attacked and\ntaken by Garibaldi. Four thousand Cambrian insurgents had joined the Garibaldians. A general battle-\nwith tbe Neapolitans was imminent.\nThc Emperor and Empress of France bad gone lo\nSavoy and Nice.\nlt wa3 said that a French corp3 d'armce of 10,000\nmen, with camping materials nnd artillery, wus ordered\nto bc ready to move at short notice.\nLord Palmcrston had stated in tbe Houhc of Commons\nthat Britisli subjects had been wrongfully imprisoned at\nParaguay, and pending the payment of compensations,\nthc relations between the two countries should continue\nuninterrupted. Lord Pulmerston also referred in despairing terms to the report that Austria had threatened to support Naples. Sheappeared to now interfere\nwhile her own frontiers were threatened.\nLe Nord reiterates the account of the arrangements\nat Toplitz, notwithstanding tbe official denial. The\nstatement obtained credence at Paris when the simultaneous presence ofthe French Ambassadors to Vienna\nand Berlin led to rumors of something important relative\nto the relations of France and Ccrmuny. Tbe Continental journals continue to discuss the statement.\nA Berlin despatch says that a realization of the alliance between Austria and Prussia entirely depends on\nthc political reforms offered in Austria.\nThe French Emperor has made a speech at Lyons in\nresponse to the authorities. He condemned the unjust\ndistrust excited, and declared that nothing could make\nhim deviate from the path of moderation and justice.\nHis solo desire was the general interest of France. He-\nurged them to give themselves up with confidence to\n\"works of peace. He was determined, with God's assistance, that France should not degenerate during his\ndynasty.\nThe pacific nature o( this speech caused an advance\nI that from that moment he was restored to the position\ni be had lost. This caused a great ebullition of feeling\non the pan of his brother sailor, Capt. Moore, and itn-\ni mense cheering on the pari of the crowd. The act was\n! in itself graceful,\u2014it was gracefully performed, and it\nwas thoroughly appreciated. Every one looked delighted.\nCOALS! COALS! COALS!!!\nCT FROM NANAIMO in any quantity to suit\npurchaser.. For Sale by\nJ. T. SCOTT,\nall-te Pioneer Wharf.\n-ryREC\nREND E II S O N k B U R N A B Y\nH\nin cases\nWHARF STREET, VICTORIA,\nAVE J 1ST RECEIVED, ex Armistice, from London :\nSuperior Pule Sherry, in bulk ;\nPort H'ine, choice, in cases ;\nHennessy's Brandy\nMcKcnzie's Small Still llbiskey J\nVine Growers'Brandy, iu bulk;\nTanqueray's Ginger Brandy, in cases;\n&c, kc, kc,\nwhich tbey oiler for sale ou the most reasonable terms\nJune 13th, 1_G\"0. tc\nMAYER, RE I Nil ART, & CO*,\nFORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,\nNEW WESTMINSTER, B. C,\nWING concluded arrangements for a regular line\nol 'essels, lo run twice n month direct, from\nSan Frnncisc to this place, would be please 1 tu receive\norders for British Columbia.\nLetters addressed to us in care of Messrs. Mayer,\nReinburt, k Co., Victoria, V. L, John Dcwur, and 0.\nII. Gehricke, San Francisco, Ca., will meet with\nprompt attention.\nin2l-lm\nVICTORIA PRICES CURRENT AND SHIPPING LIST.\nH\nIt Eiptts Disease .'\nHis said that all productions of human skill have\ntheir day. and are superseded by new inventions or dis-\ncovtries. Not so with tbis remedy. \" it is not forn\nday. but for all time, and in all countries.\" And Why?\nBecause it strikes nt the generic root of all diseases in\nbc-\ni yond that. The OinUnent, penetrating through flesh\nj and fibre, like water through a porous substance,\n! reaches tbe germ or disease, sui h as scrofula, erysipelas,\n' cancer, tumor, and all eruptive and ulcerous discharges\nI in the circulation, and eradicates the taint at once and\nI forever in this climate.\nBad Legs.\nThis Ointment will cure any case of Had Leg even if\nI of twenty years standing, or however hard or discolored\n\u2022 the flesh may be, or if swollen tbe size of a person's\nj body, provided the Ointment is well rubbed iuto the\n: whole of thc parts affected twice a day in large quantities, and the parts kept covered With linen rag- thickly\nI spread \u00abith thc Ointment; from this mode of treatment,\nI a plentiful discharge of unhealthy humor will follow.\n\\ until thc wounds are all healed ou thc leg, or other\nI parts assume their natural appearance.\nOld Wounds. Sort.*, und i'iccrs.\nThe most inveterate cascs of bad legs, scrofulous, or\nI other sores, are cured, if of 20 years standing, by the\n! joint use of the Ointment and Pills. The effect of this\nunrivalled remedy upon virulent ulcers and sores, is nl-\ni most miraculous. It first discharges the poison which\n; produces suppuration and priuiel flesh, and thus the\n' cures which its healing properties afterwards complete,\n' are safe us well as permanent. It lias a wonderful effect\n! in thc cure of sores occasioned by mosquetos, sand-\n' flics, or giggers.\nPiles.\nThis Ointment will cure the worst cascs of Piles if\nused according to the printed directions even if of 2o\nyears standing.\nEruptions on the. Skin,\nBlotches, pimples, dry eruptions, and all irritation?\nof the skin, fade and disappear after a few applications\nof Ilollowuy's Ointment. In these cascs brisk friction\nis indispensable. Many of the ordinary eruptions nre\ncaused by suppressed perspiration, and :is this penetrating unguent at once opens the pores, and invigorates\nthe absorbents, it dissipates thc inflammation by a\ndouble process. Ladies whoso faces or arms arc disfigured by cutaneous diseases, may readily remove the\nblemish and restore to the skin its natural tint, flexibility, and softness, by tho use of this sale but powerful counter-irritant.\nKing's Evil, Fever Sores,\nIn cases of King's Evil where medicinal waters,\nlotions, and every recipe of pharmacopoeia have proved\nuseless, the Ointment will accomplish a thorough cure.\nFever sores lieu! quickly under its influence, und its\nrelaxing effect upon contracted sinews is truly wonderful.\nRheumatism, Scrofula, Erysipelas.\nThese nre among thc mosl terrible and agonizing diseases, yet in their worst forms, and when seemingly\nincurable, they invariably disappear under a persevering\napplication of this soothing, healing aulidoto to pain\nand inflammation.\nBoth the Ointment und Pills should be used in thcfollowin\ncases :\u2014\nBud Legs.\nBad Breasts.\nBurns.\nBunions.\n[Contracted and\nStiff Joints.\nElephantiasis.\n; Fistulas.\nBteof Mosquetocs'tliiut.\nand Sand-Flics. I Glandular Swel-\nthc'iieur?\". \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2014 -'\"1.fe' .-' i \u25a0j)1' HL-1SH ED every for.tni-ght.in time for the- California-\nThe Constituiionncl publishes OT article sinttng'-ttiliT [J- \"Mta ^ ^*:'i.!n.' cases, \\. i'li\n. . .i : -liable success as lo call f. rtl. tlie most flattering c- .ni-\nmendaliu-S from eminent physicians throughout tbe count*-*.\nMEDiCA- TESTIMOUY.\nThe to'Iouing recommendation Is fr.iti one <.f the uld.ft pliysl-\ni New Loudon, Conn.\nA. II .t 1>. tsAXUi : (lentlemen,\u2014Yonr\neery i st. nslvely us,.! In Ibis city and llie\n, fi\n\u25a0 k\nrsnpa rills\nghlinrin.\n_-,- \u2022 vi. n ,-. uniformlv with sue-\n I i -...' -talitliii*.'. and of it\n'.:'-. . r. '. h ', !. ,'., rui-l.-.l k\nis i ien i. o-l In many id them\n-...Hi decided benelU. H i- r.-\n,-is :i inetili ine of l-ii-hI eflli t v\n\u25a0 si sti in has !\u2022!\n\u2022Tt r i.i *\n\u2022.filic <_ i.: in\n.... id\nsystem; In cbronlo abeceases, atiended with profuse dis !..\u2022_.\u25a0\u2022;\n\u25a0 \u2022 sofl , s: ol ' .'. cers; chronicnulmonnryaflec-\nw ilh a depraved state of I e system Its us. - -.. . followed\nwith improvement of apatite and '. -\u25a0\u2022 '.:\u25a0:... .-\u25a0 .-- of strength\nand flesh, l.etit-r r,-< st night, llie production \u201ef u uiur.- healthy\n6t_to of n.ii.d, -iid complete restoralion t\" health.\nTruly yours, W.M. STKHNE, M I).\nPrepared ami snltl by A. II. rk.\nFor sale bv DKWITT. KITTLK At Co., II. JOHNSON .It Co.,\nind EEDINGTON k Co., San Franeisco; KH'K A COFFIN\nMarysville; It. II. McDONALD Ji Co., Sacramento; aud by\nDruggtits geuerslly.\nSANDS' SARSAPABILLA,\nFOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,\nAND FOR T.IE C\"'l:K OF\nScrofula, MercurU; llUetues, Rheumatism, Cutaneoill\nEruptions, Stubbn<--_ Ulcers, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Broiicliitis, Salt Eb.uui, Lumbago, White\n(jwellings, Hip Disertse, Enlargement of the\nBones and Joint-, Fever Sores, Female\nComplaints, Erysipelas, loss of Appetite, Pimples, Biles, General\nDebility, &c, kc.\nIt bus long been n must Important desideratum In ;be practice\ns! nieilieiiie, to obtain a remedy similar to this, and accordingly\ntic P.nd it resorted to nliutist universally in all those l\"rii.\"ntiug\ndiseases of tlio skin so trying to the patience, and Injurious io\ntit health, lt Is a tunic, aperient, nnd disinfectant. It aels\nsimultaneously upon tho stomach, tlie circulation, nnd iho\nbow-i.s, nml thus three processes, which ure ordinarily lbe result\nof tiiuke different kinds of medicine, are carried on nt thu s.uiio\ntime through ilio Instrumentality uf this oxb r-nicdial agent\nIts great merit is that it mocts nnd neutrulizet, the active prln\nciple. of disease itself, ate', when thai is gone, the symptoms no\ncessgrlly disappear. The rapidity with which llie patient rocov\nera hcallh und strength under this triple. Influence Is surprising.\nREMARKABLE CURE.\nLynn County, Oregon Ter., March 11,1S55.\nMessrs. A. B. k D. Sanub, New York: Centleiiien,\u2014In the\nspring of IS50, while on our wny from Indiana lo lids place, iinr\neldest boy was Seized with n swelling and severe pains In tlio\nlegs, which day by day grew worse, until bis legs coiitraclet!,\nand becntno so painful'thnt ho could nut walk, nnd we hntl In\ncarry him uluut like an infant We reached Albany on the lid\nof October, completely worn out by fatigue. Ily Ibis time, ho\nwas reduced to a perfect skeleton. Hero wo wero enabled tn\nconsult a physician (Dr. Hill), who honestly oonft-ssejl lm cou .1\nnot cure lilm, although he could give lilm medicine that would\nrelieve tho pain. In this exigency something must bo done, or\ndeath was inevitable. Being rccoinmcndod to try you.- Samn-\nparilln, I procured a bottle. After taking some, lie apiieiired\nworse; but persevering with it I obtained a second buttle,\nwhich seemed to grapple with tlio disease, unit caused a marker.\nImprovement: tho swelling and pain in the legs wero reduced,\nhis appetito Improved, and Wis color began to return. Thus encouraged, 1 purchased a third buttle \u2022 wbllo taking it the swellings In bis legs broke, and some pieces ot bone ono-olghtli of\nan Inch l..!!_. ciinio out after which bis legs straightened and\nhealed up. 110 Is now perfectly recovered, lias no' appearance\nof being a cripple, au.l can perform most kinds of common labor,\nas all our nelglibuts ciui certify. Yours, respectfully,\nCALKfj DAVIS.\nPrcparcil and sold by A. II. it D. SANDS, IVIiolcsalo\nDruggists, IOC Fiilton-slr.et corner of William, New York.\nForsiiliibyDKWirr, KITTLK k Co., II. JOHNSON k Co.,\nMuL'.laBPJ_w'TO9 *\u2022 Cp.. San Francisco; HICK k COFl'tt.'\nMarysville; 1\u00ab H. McDONALD iii' Co., _acrumc_Vtv, Mil! by\nDiiiggT-trg-Btmlly,\nBOIAN EYE BALSAM,\nFOR INFLAMED EYELIDS.\nThe delicate structure of tho eyelid ronders It peculiarly sen\neltlvj and liable to disease. tVhcn, from any cause, it becomes\naffected, Iho Inner membrnno rapidly iiillniin-s, nnd lbe eyelid\nevinces the strongest predisposition to attract to Itself humors\nfrom all parts of tbe body. Hundreds of persons of scrofulous\nbnbit nro disfigured by rawness or redness of thu eyelids, commonly called soro eyes, und tortured with apprehensions of Impaired vision, who, by using tills BALSAM, may obtain almost\nlinmeil.utu relief. In nil coses, the curlier llil. remedy Is nppii.nl\ntbo uctler.\nREAD THE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE.\nNkw Yuan. July IBtli, lRSil.\nMessrs, A. It. .V. D. Hanps: Gentlemen,\u2014I ln.ee heon troubled\nfor years wilh -MviU'-eilon of tho eyelids, and lu..-o tried a number of remedies without experiencing any decided bcnellt A\nfew weeks since I ohUUr.ed somo of yourltoMAN Ktk 1!ai_am,\nand applied it iiccordiiiK lo lbe directions. The lirst tippllcatlop\nproduced u ilccliledly bencllclal effect, and 1 had not used it\nl.'t'ck, liffuro my eyelids were entirely froo from iufliiimnatl ,\nwhich lint not been llie caso before for many years\nTears, kc O. B. WILLIAMS, 259 liinuiiw ,\nriuoE, as cents ri-n jau.\nI'reparcd ant4 sold by A. IJ. *V. I). RANDtj, W.-oicMle\nJruggibU, IW) l-_Ttou-streel, corner of Wlllliun, New Yjrk.\nFor sale by liKWl'IT, KITTLK .t Oo., II. lOIINS'JN fc Co.,\nand HKDIMii'nN \u00abt Co.,San Fraiictaco: KICK . COFFIN\nMarysvlllo; ':. II. McDUN'ALD li Co., Sacriim 'o; awl b\u00bb\nL'l 'j.;.,!l ,r :i_l:y.\nF L' ll.MTURE.\nBY LATK ARBITALS, the undersigned |,!1Ve\ncoived additions tu tht-ir liitlicrtu wcll-_< c\nStocH of l-'iiriiitiiri\u2014und now offer ''8<\"ll'l\nPainted .cts, te-n pieces ;\nExtcniton Table., 8 and 10 fe-e-t long;\nCentre Tnblce, serpentine, and round on> . '\nsizes: ul\"i\u00ab\u00ab\u00abttj\nCard Table, harp and square pillars\nCommon Tables, -.'.. '\u25a0',. and -i\\ long:\nBedsteads, Mahogany, French, Cottage, doubii.\nsingle; Sl-\n. Lounges, spring .cntf, in damask and leathercov\nj Sofas, Bjiririg 'scats, hair cloth, with round and tiiS\nTe'iil.;. r;. ._ _ \u2022\u25a0\u2022 m\nDesks, with fall aml'lnnr fronts ;\nCheffohicrs, walnut and mahogany carvc-1 fio-iu\nshelves, fret work ; \" '\nliitieiiu.-, ouc-half marble top, scroll aiid painted ill\n4 and li drawers : ''\"\"i\nWhat-nots, walnut ami mahogany, 5 and 0 shcl\u00bb\nMirror.-., in gill and mahogany frames, Assorted iii\"'\nfor parlors, chambers, and saloons; *i\nChildren's Cribs and Cradles, also High ami I\nChairs, assorted sizes;\nChairs, Mahogany, Unir-cloth, spring seats,cant,,-\nwood scat, oflice, o.ik, ilinin-^ Grecian cane, licavv!_\nroom, anil common wood scat;\nItockcrs, spring .-eats, mahogtny and cane scats IE-\nbacks, Bcwtng and arm ;\n.Sinks. Washstands, I'hair Cushions. Coverlets To.il\nRacks, Willow Cribs, kc. ' '\n\u2014ALSO\u2014\nBE DIM NO,\nI'ulii, Curled Hnir, Moss, Wool, and Strsi MsttrcftN\nbest Feather Pillows, all sizes; in the lOnnufucturcof\nwhich wc use nunc but tlie best materials, and \u2022\u2022\u2022ur,\nanli-t- our work.\nPIERCE k SEYMOUR,\nBroad-street, between Vatcs and View strceli\nVictoria, V. I., April 11, 18C0. 3nj\nSOUTHGATE .v. .\\IIT(.IIi;i,l\u201e ~~s\ntHiMMl-sSHiN MKit..'HANTS. Allien Whnrf, Vi-nt-r\nciscly tho reverse. They expel from the secretin-n-|\nguns and thc circulation the morbid matter wliiclipil\nduces inflammation, pain, fever, debility, ami pliysial!\ndecoy; and the lm.-is of disease being removed,i\nmanifestations vanish. While ordinary remedies will\nafford a temporary respite io the sufferer, whereas ilasl\nPills annihilate the- disorder.\n\/\/\/ Health in Uot Countries.\nFrequently arises from nervous disorders aluc'ii\"\nthc action of thc heart ant! deranging the whole lit\nnntl economy ; these fine Pills will restore the ntnn-i\npystoiri however deranged, nml firing bnck hciilth t'11'\nsjiiiits when all either medicine has tailed.\nBilious aud Liver Complaints.\nFrequently lead to the worst phases of human ft'\nferiilg, yet how many in the Bast nntl West Indies',u*\nmost of our Foreign Possessions, are thus ultlitlitl. m*\nknowing thc menus of cure- placed within their grit*'';\nsuch should take a few bones of these Pills atcotdii'l\nto thc directions given iu the books, and -tit-ir tiilnieui-\nwill quickly leave tlicm.\nDropsical Swclings and Turn of Life.\nThis is r. most disastrous period in woman's lii*torJ\nit destroys thousands, thc whole of the gross linnitis\ncollect together, and like n tide sweep away llColUi'\"\nlife itself, il not timely anil powerfully checked. \u00bb'\nmost ccrluin remedy for all these dangerous a\/mptC\nis Ilollowuy's Pills.\" Aimed with this great antidoB\nthe fiery ordeal is passed through, arid the suffer*\"\nonce more restored to the possession of niiliapilra\nhealth. These Pills nre equally cilicncious iuiillk-\nmale complaints, aud obstructions nt lhc dawn i\nwomanhood.\nStomach and Liver Complaints.\nThese nre complaints of the million, particular'.1'1\nthose in warm latitudes ; lew escape them ; WW\nneglected, they lead to Innumerable dangerous ittnhw\nBut why neglect them when Ilollowuy's Pills will crat\nlento them ns certainly us water extinguishes lit*-\nThey relieve the bowels, purify thc fluids, and invirw-\nate tho system and thc constitution tit the BnmoW\nThey are admitted by virtue of special decrees intoth\ndominions of despotism, und thus have become, n gW\nhousehold remedy.\nDysentery and Bowel Complaints.\nThese famous Pills should be taken once or twice*I\nweek by all classes iu this part of thc world, l-jr Wall' I\nmeans, none need fenr the attacks of these diru'lP\nscourges.\nA Word to Female*. .\nThe local debility and irraguJliriUni which arc IW\nspecial iiiiiioyiince of lbe wen|*er sex, nntl which, \u00bb'W\nneglected, always shortens life, arc relieved tot \"\"\ntime being ami prevented for the time to conn', t')'\n'.\u2022oursc of'tliisiiiild but flioronjli-altcftttiVOj\nHollowtiij's Fills are the best remedy known in the \u00ab*'l\nfor the following diseases:\u2014\nI'ilinu.-i Complaints\nBlotches on thc\nskin\nBowel Complaints\nColics\nConstipation of the Fits\nErysipelas\n.'cranio Irregularities\nFevers of all\nkinds\n,-ilonc iitul <<:('!_1 1\nLiver Cuui'iM\" |\nl.lllllllllgO\nJ.eSrJipnpfV**i\nScrofula, or K'l'S'I\nEvil\nSoro Throat\" \u201e\nSecondary Sj'*|\nTic D*oulouret\u00ab\nVhm's c\u201e,,i\nWeakness. <\u25a0*\nwhatever o\u00bbJ*\nSold at the cstablislimcnt of PitoKKSsyit lrPI*\u2122j\n'.'ll, Sti-aiid, (near Teiuplf Bur) London, flls\" vl _\nrespectable Druggists \u25a0 \"' rv-\",\u00bb-\u00bb'\" \"w\u25a0',1\nout thc civilized worl\nBowels\nConsumption\nDobility\nDropsy\nDysentery\nVenereal Affections\nGout\nllcutl-ncho\nIndigestion\nliilliuniiiiitioll\nTumours\nWorms of all\nkinds\nZ__, Strainl. (neitr TClTJpIu Bur) LiQUaon. \u00ab>\"\u2022 U\nrospcctablo Druggists nnd Dealers In mcdiciiic-i un\nit the civilized world. Une^'\nKfoy-Thero is a considerable saving by lBM-'b\nlarger sizes. ...,15 in\nN. B.--Directions for the guidance of piU\"-\neverv .lisor.lcr arc nlllx.'ii 10 uui'll box, vieiorii1'\nCURTIS k MOORE, Agents, Vatcs-st., 'lc^,\nPi-iiilfil nml liublishcil every Kiiluitluv I'y'i'.'ilitl\nM'Cluiib, nt lils office-, Now WcBtfninstcri\nColony of Britiul- Columbia,\n\\^","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Victoria (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"The_New_Westminster_Times_1860_10_13","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0319303","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English","@language":"en"}],"Latitude":[{"@value":"48.4283330","@language":"en"}],"Longitude":[{"@value":"-123.3647220","@language":"en"}],"Notes":[{"@value":"Titled \"\"The New Westminster Times\"\" from 1859-09-17 to 1859-09-24 and from 1859-12-10 onward. Titled \"\"The New Westminster Times and Vancouver Island Guardian\"\" from 1859-10-04 to 1859-12-03. Published by an unidentified party from 1859-09-17 to 1860-03-10 and then by Leonard McClure from 1860-09-22 to 1861-02-27.","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"Victoria, B.C. : Leonard McClure","@language":"en"}],"Rights":[{"@value":"Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http:\/\/digitize.library.ubc.ca\/","@language":"en"}],"Series":[{"@value":"B.C. Historical Newspapers Collection","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"1860-10-13 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1860-10-13 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The New Westminster Times","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0319303"}