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, 1860-08-03

T OST, EITHER IN OLYMPIA OR ON THE ROAD
II leading south between Olympia aud Bush Prairie
note OF hand executed ~ W. r. Collins by Moses
IInrd for the Of ssT co. with two per cent inter
est, dated 23d OF February 1860 and due the st day
OF July, 1860. Tho person finding the above note will
he literally rewarded by ntrrnng the same 10 the
undersigned, or TO Edward c. Kahn on or near Bush
Prairie, W. 7.
W. II. COLLINS.
Olymnia Julv 10 1850 s,y3l
, 1860-08-03
N8UIT', VEGE'F
AND
PRODUCE MARKET.

THE UNDERSIGNEDqiiAV AVGNG MADE PEENA-
L uent arrangements With parties for fruits md veg,
ctablcs, Is prepared t. supply al mankind us
well as the people o. Washington Territory with na.
ture's prolucts.
Parties down the Spund can be supplied with Straw.
berries, Rasberries, G'osburres CuFTans vegetables
&c. in quantities. to sst by sending orders per steamer
Eii=I IHicFSOp.
Produce Of all kinds bought or sold on commission
Store one dor south Of Olympia Market
L.. D. DURGlN, Agent.
Olympia, Jure lj 1850. 3Jtl
, 1860-08-03
DIR. NlfIHEN r mn

oETirE eFF0lIl = = - - -
DR nuuNs at - q |||
~ 1rns - uaaalulI'I -.
ih-ir rsrilIu. -
pr. A. sllIalI = N1..'N.I 80 i"
.1Ttaali 4 ..Ill.- -.
Eurura-
frisn.ii ta.i = - - . =
oiynpl,. - :. - =
, 1860-08-03
PIaned Lumber.

WHO WOULD HAVE A ROUGH FLOOR WHEN
w they can have a smooth one at s22 50 delivered
at Steilacoomg Apply to VIM. Beddington h Co.
Or at Tumwater, apply to G. Crosby & Co.
Or at Olympia, apply TO W. G. Dunlap.
Or at the mill at s2l 80 per thousand
Any thing that can be eat or used about logging
camp, taken in exchange.
A. ]. MILLER & co.
Save splinters in your feet, and pitch in
Puget Sound Herald copy one month Im3I
, 1860-08-03

UNHE PRoPRlETORh has recently erected, IN eoa
nection with, and a. part Of the =" Wsshinfion
H0telm a large two story bnildng-70 By 90 fe.t-
BY which he Is enabled 70 provide the travelling pnhc
With larger numler 0f capacious. eomioFtalle ana
cxcollently ventilated apartmentstha can = anraee
nv any other public house in Washington Territory.
An idea Of his ability n accommodate The pnblie nay
be ndged from the fact that the Hotel contains tsen-
tyihVe private rooms- (exclnsise Of family apaft
nents)-six Of which are large drawing foomr, o.
panOrs. 80 .
thankful 70 the public for the liberal ratr ntre
heretofore extended 10 the proprietor and having I'M.
enlarged upon his former business he fcels eonhdent
he can render the s1urn Of strangers with HIN CON
Portable and pleasant and no pains shan he spared 70
set hIs table as well As any In like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such - may deAife
them.
Board by the day and week.
which viii be amply supplied with forage for the &C
oommoIatlon Of animals Of the travelling public.
share Of plbnc patronage Is respectfully soh-
cited.
OLYMPIA. Dec. 4. 1851,
, 1860-08-03
ADMINISTRATORS N0IICI
Wamted!!
$4,000 E'OnadS Of Wool

A IL THOSE WITH WHOM I HAVE MADE
"A engagements for Wool will take notice that am
now ready n receive their stocks, and desire then
delivered Vt the earliest day practicable.
have Just received and have in store for sale Al
WHY Low VIGrKEs, the largest and most complete
, 1860-08-03
OREGON WOOLEN GOODS

ever imported 10 this Territory
Farmers I'D others interested viii doDel to call
and exaiuaS for themselves Wool. Ntter. Eygs.
ETC. always reoeyed al reasonable rates in exchange
for goods. W. NJ. RUTLEDGE.
olympia W. T.. June 2s, IsGO. S2u
, 1860-08-03

Pos. once Department Nay HsIsts. ~ 1sSo. Gs.sSl. ..ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

WASHINGTON IrExs-The extension of the ses.
sion OF Congress beyond Monday is generally con-
sldered unavoidable. Senators declaring that they
cannot finish the public business before that time.
BESIDES, the President ajheres to the position an
houneed IN his first annual message, that he will
approve OF no bill without opportunity of making
u tall examination be afforded.
According to present appearances, n special ex,
ecutlse session of the Senate will be convened to
consider important matters pending. or which
may be communicated
Tie report Of the committee on elections in the
kentucky election case states the official majority
oil Mr' anderson, the sitting member, to be three
votes lhat IN consequence Of a mistake appear
Ing upon the face of some of the poll books in
soh'o o' the precincts TO tho prejudice of Mr..
ehr'sm"n, notice of the contest, ETC., was scrv-
cd wh'renpon the parties entered into q thorough
nm'eSugation OF the polls throughout the district
lhe EVIDENCE fills two large volumes.
After careful examination of this evidence, a
correction ot all mistakes on either side, and stri-
KING out the illegal votes which the committee saw
proved to he such from the poll of each party, Mr.
AnderSon'S majority is one hundred and nine. =
Inc report Is concurred in by Messrs, Gil mer
Dawes Campbell, Marston, Mcknight aud STRAIT
ton.
Mr. Corwn, who has been ILL., appeared in his
seat in the House Thursday
Mr Pryor voted for the resolutions condemnn.
tory n' the hve-oak contract with Mr.. Smith, the
oistrihuton ol the patronage of the hayward.
anu oil the appointment 1T Engineer Martin in
connection with the decision of tho contracts for
machinery.
special despatch to the Baltimore Sun, june
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

I 18th, saysEI learn that Senator Hunter assured
the coal z B IRON men here from Schuylkill coun-
~. Peansyivania, that he wnuld bring the
snLjeet Of an inerease Of the tarf efpre The Sem
ate. tiongh he differed principle wi,h them e
to the ohieatlhsy desired. Any hspesoi legish-
ton on ID poisf seems idle. rs the louse Con-
mittee If ways and means are Bcldiug IN sass
pense the Senate's resolution for prolonging the
session until the 25th inst, upon the GRAND that
the business of the session may be closed before
that date Moreover, Mr.. Fcssenden, OF Maine,
the leading man nowadays on the republican
side stared in reference 10 new tariff bilt. that
not only days, but weeks would be required to le-
gisla,e on tho subject be for one would take no
bill witi,ant thorougi investigation md revision
Mr.. Hale. of New Hampshire. moved the ad-
journment on the 18th, stating that it was no use
10 expect any change Of tho tariff from the dem
ocra.c majority in the Senate. Tie fact is that
any disturbance VI the present tariff il against
the interest Of New England manufacturers. =
Professors Rogers and Ye,hake, Of Philadel-
pha. who have thoroughly tested DIR. Barclays
plan. for coming gold and silver whereby loss :
from abrasion and counterfeiting shall be very
matcra y diminished. express entire confidence
in his method and recommended that an
Appropriation be made to carry out his OBJ .
Iacts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

/ Advantageous offering;
BAeos-Demand good notice sales at 10h1fH for
PRIME.
B.ANs-Nonc Offering
BEEswAx.-32GtS3 cents
weil suppIedFesh 16to 90; sale for
Firkin
CoRSsuppy arge--sales So SIS Yellow SIS s71S for
White bread
Cork MEAI---I'enty and duh AT sa0s7k cents.
GEsgST-James River s1.s.6142.0o.
Dried FEUIT-No sale
fLorh-lhe receipts continue iight,with good demand
Iguote sulerfne t6e6 Extra 4d5e; Family k676
FLAxsEEb.--s ~ ,i2Gtl. Is cents
FEATHtJs.-i4GL+J cents. re..tr.- . -
gKrIzgKs-suIly ample. No, Peruvian Gnano $C2 so
p of 1000 hs: Rrese's Manipulated Guano f625J; Som
3i0g khaies sup Phosphate Of Lame tes Ruf's ihcsphp
Peruvian ;uano f2 30 Rufn's Bone Ash Guano 1890 Ruff
6ns Tobacco Manure sfIl Bu1ns Grnnd Bone Ash &31 30
Fowe Co.'S Siuble Phosphaed Peruvian Guano, 5000;
Dug1ids Bone Dust $4,000 Ruins Tobacco Manure, $3.50
Ground Plaster in bulk 1890; in Bugs barrels si0O.
GRASS SEFhs--No sale.
GissENG.-BD6l65 cents.
HAY.-Baled fii5GD*t30 o wagon load u 0oCle ellis.
lRos.-Mon tam +SO6tfi D ton .'tf
LARD-Supply good nj II 9ftl2 cents.
LiAE-rhomn.lown $3.50 Mountain 81. 80
uSpNs-NO sale
oArsshear sll5aeslss o 100 ibs; White Black 81
cents n bush. Of 80 lbs.
PEAs.-No Blackcyed Offering Cow Pea si.8SGf1,so
POTATOES White Mercer sIGsSl.
TonAccoRccepts continue large with an Improvement in
the prices for Bright Working and Extra Fine WrapIers-of
which, much Is found Ia the present er"pa urge portion
of the IA Of dark inferior orlu whch commands hut
how price quote dark ugs nj s2tnGD3e0 bright
ground I.ugs ft0U1 100; dark lGa Shipping aud STEM
ns 46dt 500; working Leaf ssb00t sl20o bright Wrap
pers tlaiOlI f6D.00. - o..
WnkArEecepts continue iigit-Snes being made ia
smlf way 81 .:ab6I ~ ~ for prime Red and White. =
Wool. -Unwashed 70 10 y ctA Washed 81 10 33cs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

shoald have bssn reesiEsd sssEezzae Of deposi,
fot 4ha. exact snosst and Z = ITO cosse.
lduy required IN in.tsnt dzzza But The
eesiscAss did BOT cosns. ID taDastsr Gen.
lsssl did not dsnand y, ~ zszI|sso,ly allowed
IL balsnee % run On entn sosssed By the rsgu.
lar payments from sarsess proceeds at q subse-
quent quarter.
Hence Fowler's long IMMUNITY and ultimate
heavy defalcation. and yet the Postmaster Gene
raj says il 10 not be that is to blame, but the Aud
itor. This 10 paltry subteriuge. and the mcanest
kind of an attempt to escape just RESPONSE
bility.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

MURDER ON rax HlGH SEAs---The shin Lowell.
which arrived at Boston on Sunday last from Glib
raltar brought . sailor, named Henry johnson,
under arrest for tho murder Of one Cunning
ham, mate Of the bark Lilas, of Belfast Mime
II appears that the bark was on n trip from New
Orleans TO Gibraltar and that when within few
days sail Of the latter port, while johnson was at
the wheel, tho mate gave him some instructions
as to how he should shape the course Of the bark
Some bad feeling was engendered through con.
versation following and when,the mate had turned
and walked short distance away he was attacked
by the sailor withs sheath knife, who inflicted
wounds causing death. johnson was. on the ar.
rival at Gibraltar, put under arrest and sent by
the American Consul to this port
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
N 0w Conoarr

New Concern
~ I'm the view :" enlarging the Mnnrsoo,,r,,. n,
ment Of our business we have ayan Depart
" @ Tor lhe purpoe Of carrying on the Turnr Ourselves
WfWST6N cnes, under the style firm of j T. yuness
the nh e.. hereb! return thanks u our frieni y;
s i9r The very liberal patronage extended ~ and
The new >o"''"uance OF The To
l. W,ss,s nnn hg CLAIMS i against L. WINSTON Co r
s'emeh and those indebted will make paymer 81 70 us for
mhs.ta JOHN L. WINSTON
j. H. c. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

unity, about six miles south Of Hannibal, known
10 the eldse inhabitant. II. W. WELssas
seighed ave Of the hail stones. and they weighed
sighEannoes. DR.. MAIsoS Iacassred another. aud
fbund u nine inches one way and six inches iLo
ether IN circumference. Tie Fruit trees aud
vegetables are literally in ruins. Col. H. WEI.
lLaS bad Geld of fo, BY nrfes Of corn about knee
high, which 10 moved DOWN close to the grouDd.
A hail storm does not express The term, it was an
ice storm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

FRIGHTFUL HAIL STORM IN MIssougI.--The Han
nibal Messenger Of Tuesday last, learns that on
the Saturday evening previous one Of the most de.
structivc hail storms fell near Saverton, Rails CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
BY C. r. PHELPS, Auctioueer.
Sale of House and To,

Trustees Sale Of House and ,o+
10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed TO the under ,.
ID by Robert Whittier, dated Both January iSs and r
ded in the Clerks Office OF The Hastings Court VI Lm
SHALL saturday the Oh day vi June, 1890 at ooet
NJ, the premises sell nj public auction, for cash m nr
In said deed conveyed; the being the South W., I
Of the extension of Main street, ba ond te residence 81
Mctorkc. and containing fourth Of acre win
Dwelling House find Inproveme thereon. @
may sS-ifcodidr. y RoBT j. DAVIS, Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
Valuable
Hotel Property in LNnchhurg. for Sale

DY Virtue Of decd OF Trust cxtcutd nc Nv Isyar Inf
ID back, duly recorded in The Clerks Office OF Campbell ~
ty and with The Written Of sad Rorbark shall a.,
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1880 proceed "
sell at Auction LEASE the Cabcli House. ending he Ia,
day of July, o62 together with all the HOISEHOLD No
hIItUEN FFRNITfRE in and about said Hotel | vi
also, sell at the same time Omnibus ind In,r OF Hysx
The (abcll House the Hotel in All
with good management will yield large income To the Pro-
preto An opportunity will be offered TO purchase a>o
and Furniture all together t- y b, III
TRgNs For all under $50 cash. for sums over II At
mount credit OF months VIII be given, le purchasers
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed Sale 10 Al
o'clock, A. NJ. TlIOS. j. KIRKPATIltK
jc IDS Tn, ,e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
SALES ~ AUCTION
FUFURE DAYS.
Appon1attox

= ApkfOu1dICOx
II, A ND IGOR SAL =
VKTfLL be sold TO the M aHss bidder upon er.i, :,
" tao md three Year,. thai WELL. KNOWN tn ne
IA Nd b<nuking 10 the ezfar of Vim. Sh,arer deed W
inr on lie wntefs OF Slime wnltt reek This Land il ~
It's adaptation the growth Of all the production. Of ~
but mare especially TO that OF Tobacco Wheat II p,
high state Of improvement, and all yield rich nm,
the labor bestow cd upon IL i' of
DWELLING HOUSE
and other necessary Out Houses and /. abundantly .
with water. if'0d
ANOTHER TRACT adjoining the same, eontanin, % oc
ACRES nearly all in tinber II lies well asd Is ~ -
bacco Land Ii situated on the Lynehburg and Beut
Road. lux
ANOTHER TRACT about miles from Bent Cree. c,
Ing about 64S ACRES, and lies immedatah n IN, n.
road leading from Bent Creek 10 Oakyne known A. ne
@Cck Tract" This farm 10 handsomely situated and ha e
A Good Dwelling House,
with other necessary Out Houses. About one half In
Che balance In cultivation II has all the conveuencss for @
fort, and Is highly susceptible Of Improvement. UNI
ANpTHERTRACT, known as The Chestnut Mountain I'm,
which contains 60 ACRES, mostly IN timber has on
A Dwelling House. Good Orchard. 81
The rracts viii sold upon terms above -
ed the purchaser giving bond with security, the mi,
tanned IN all the purchase money Is paid ~ II"
Tie latter will be sold upon credit OF G. IL and Is m
with security and title abovt. "'
The sale of the above lands will take place on VEbxp,
DAY, THE 18TH OF JULY NEXT. nj the residence vi M
slearcr, decd. A
The sale will nj II o'clock, A. NJ. Persons
purchase land, will please examine The above before Ina
of sale WA. N. il J. Z. SHEARER. Ex,or. w
10 l3-dAc1m OF Vim. Shearer. lps,a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
CoMMBRCfAL.
LYNCHBURG MRRKETS,
r. 1 A. B. RuOEER, -
p II o D1U CIs b RO * E r.

sH-These quotations II will be undesstood represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
FRANKLIN &: Co.
WHOLESALE AND
GhUCEHS e COMMISSION MERCHANTS

1roo--~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GR0CERS G. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. =, NHtn Sre,f nsrt door 70 liberty Warehouse,
yTAyFihtNftr = M n b RIG, VA,
- % bags Bio. Laguira and Java Coffee:
iop bois Brown Extra c. Crushed and Pyerized Sugar.
2J0 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
z0o sacks Liverpool aud Virginia Salt:
% hoXes Adaman,ine and TaIow Candles:
z5o sides good Sole Leather;
500 Blankets
10 tons Iron, Hammered Rolled Pc, yror.. sboe Round
Oval and Hoop; '
II, 10 cases heavy Boots and Brogans, Shoes; ~
sew orleans and West India 6ne <rup Sides
pawD @ Mac5ere In barrels k Gree and Black a
n"wn ana Toilet Soaps Rice, Soda Spices Ginger Pepper
Sa. rere Alum Extract Logwood indigo, Nader sarcn
rhin nass Putty Wagon Boxes, Spades shoves N
has Grind stores, Grind Stone Fixtures Shoes ~
s sc a whe Lead Zinc Tanners Oil Upper Leather s
Ko, Lead Painted Buckets. Sugar Boxes Nests OF isp
sappng ana writing Paper, Shoe Thread Irvine j
oneware, staple Dry Goods, such brown, beache. @
striped Domestes Puids Linseys Jeans Kerse,, fn Cos
rahneIs Bed Blankets, Calcoes, Apaccas &c. with s
"1 general assortment Of fine and common Liquors %
- Particular attention paid the Tobacco, Mhe
flour and all other kinds Of Produce, and prompt
tances made for the sale of same oct 29-d4eis-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION TICKET.
EIECTORS.

- ~ 4 tjIfAEDLEg, 81 Nafok City.
TRAVIS H. EPIT, 81 ko,.cvay.
So TFONAn BRUCE, Is Ilaiifua
a. UIlIN r. THORNTON, OF Prince Edvar'
- JANEs y, JOHNSON, 81 Bedfeed.
a. n %. SCOTT, Of Powhatan.
~ -. -. - IHNUEL j. BpwDEH, william burg
=. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, % Aiddicsex.
o. n n SHACKELFokD, Of fasguicr
TO- ANDREW E KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
10 A III n STUART, OF Augusta
~, W. r. STAPLES, Of Noatgnsnazy.
"a. WALTER PRESTON, OF Washington.
i2ra IL JACKSON, Jr., OF Wood.
ism A D. CALDWELL. OF Ohm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
EZCkiel'S Hair RtStOrer.

Mass Licorice.
% HALE and WHOLE Gas stamford" Licorice-For
~ sale by LIE, ROOKIE TAYLOR
j. / No. l0j Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
Valuable Properly for Sale.

MILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, 20TH JUNE n, a. :,
w clock, p NJ, thns sV.AI.U A BEE,~PRttp.
ERTY atthe junction Of izth street or Tan l,ai .i-y
aud Clay streets and Campbell q u. Turnpike. Til, nm
y may be divided TO sut pursansera. -. f'iN''
Terms made known on da, oi s.ie. "a -
lie l3-lIW tr ! ; RI..u,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
,ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
81 Els From STA HSViLLE DEPOT
Montgomery County, Va.

montgomery county, va
fIHlIE PRofEIEToES having purchased this WATERING
Il PLACE In October last have thoroughly repaired and FUR
nislcd entirely furniture ot the best class and will
open it for reception of Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE
Having Increased aud made liberal arrange
for the comfort Of their guests They faier themselves
that but lew (f any! Watering puecs Will afford the
fractions rs this
II is situated IN the county Of Montgomery, ga miles from
Sill USIiLLE DEPOT VA * Tenn. L. RI the banks ol
Tie Roanoke River, and L. surrounded by o the most bea
u and attractive 10 be found the Mountains
Virginia The Water has acquired such reputation in the
last few years, thai Is unnecessary anything In
men aon Of it, II considered specific for the worst
forms Of d, -esa and remedy for a Cutaneous Diseases
disrecd conditions of the Stomach, Bowels and Liver and
for rostrallon Of The nervous system. We Knight append
number 4" certificates from Ply siciais and others acquainted
with its merits and Ia these might be added ad fnfHttHW
Passengers will he at shaw syilc by Four Horse Onn
tdsscs them road the Springs Persons
leaving Baltimore Washington, Hichmond and Petersburg in
the morning ac AT the Springs the same day those from
the south will hud the the arrival Of each
train. BOOTH, COLLOUN X co.
lie - dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
POsTPoNEMENT,

a..T POSTP0SEMENT.
FINIIE above Sale is posi,oped until SATURDAY Mop.
ING, THE 10TH INST, when 1t will take place. In 4, n
OF the Markrtho e. L. PHELfs
je 1ids Aucltue,y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

RAIN CRADLES AND REVOLVING HORSE RAKE
~ For sale by c. A. wHTTTEIoRf.,
jee-ets '.l--. Isl Main 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

a. oNETHING NEW AND NICE hiIdren's Cloth o,era
- Boots, also Chids Kid and 0oat Heel Boots al
je4-ss sEABURY's
ION SACKS SALT in Store and for sale by
lUU WM. H. ROSE CO,
jc6 No. l0I Main STR 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
The WatliM9s Of the PrOv1ncial Pl
From the Philadeiphia Evening Balletn, April Il


FIVE are TO credit the editors Of the New York pa
this country about 10 be revolutioninea We are ak
abolish the federal government At Washington, and
nsh anewspapsr government Ct New York We .
have no more Presidents or Congresses, or Sup
Courts, or Governors, or Legislatures. These ASe
abolished. and In their place We are 10 have New
newspapers. Buchansn y to be exttnguishe1,
Congress we shall have the ffs6se and In the plAc
the Judiciary, the Hmes The departments, We pres
wiz be apportioned among the other Journals the Ept
Pot getting the Post Once; the Cbmm4riat the Treas
the Polics Gdsetse the Army; the Clipper, the Navy
is the mellenium Of American politics. TO which Ne Z
look forward the boasts OF our New York cotempor
The dawn OF this blessed millennium was announced
other day, when an express train for the interior Of
York was started soon after Midnight which carrie
the benghied Interior people whole bundles OF laht
intelligence In the shape or morning papers OF me
day. These we're delivered to the Alblnsps ana Trc
by breakfast time to the Uucans by dinner time %
.ne bahaionians oy tea time Il 10 true that Some m
was ien for the afternoon papers to use and for the
YORK morning papers to serve to their readers, {
Win other cold vctuals. at breakfast. dinner and
per next day. This they had 70 do when tho CAlifc
steamer arrived with the interesting news Of
japanese in San Francisco. She got IN after
night, and the papers that employed the newsp,
papers got II and furnished II to their New York
scrbels day In advance OF their fast rivals while
afternoon papers, here and elsewhere, had the full b
dsv and thus viii WORK On many days YET 70 oo%s
g. We are to believe what the New York papers q
and Of course We must believe all they say-the rev
ton IA 10 spread In railroad rAmiecatops all over
country The New York papers are even going 10 n
newspaper express train between New York and III
delphia and we are to have our HERALD, Tribune
Times forced upon us before breakfast Think oil
mieeries Of such diet on an empty stomach Think OF
indigo stion Of HERALD before coffee Tribune before
morning egg, and Q Times before the morning mn
The New Workers. are dying of such miserable habits
arc the Evils Of the system TO be extended 10 phade
TO make us all miserable dyspeptics ~ well Is mser
sipnerf 10 hurry u into premature graves, and re-
oveJdoses and over. early doses OF New York JOUR-
Cannot the Camden and Amboy Company Be corrul
into resolve 70 keep back The newspaper express
after We get our breakfasts9 VIII they not SPARE 4
least the horrors Of that part OF the great revouon9
.he whole country v be really conquered and syMrid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
INTERCOURSE WITH JAPAN.

There is ~cr,d ~ 600 n,sor ~ 49, S,.. -
of our city in the fart That 10 n.vs I.nsr. -
in our harSor. SWING direct c,nis sv;ss ~ ~
sire Of nositive rtercon, E ;U,xnr, =, =, VOC ~
MIA iou nast, e has cansad n,,s ~. =,
direct jnterchanae Of eovornmant c,v,,,;ss i,h -
rapeee officisjs-sn event whjcb hsa = hsom rrs3
ten wears aimee would ha va svs,sa ~ o,,D.
the emile Of unbelief We COW tc.dsv .n ssssis
the ana Colsfoys;n vhich t,n;hsnSIs $3.50. ~ Ws'
efIorts made 70 hing sho,t hi. i.,,c..st 49,
humble means vorting 70 This orest ma .hoh ~
anrrecate and vsine ~, ,,e rs sc,s ~, la i0I ~
aiwavs esteemed y !. ~ -. n HSr
ton Of The journas Of Can't Givsn NJ tss P,sSIs
acouired to our of,3ce. for Il srasiad vs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
AdGii0nai Particulars Of the Arrival
Of the PeWhatan.
1rf and Public Reception ana
Banquet.
: Fhe Toast Of the Japanese Admiral Received with
Nine Cheers and Tiecr'
ENTHUSIASM OF gaE SAN PRANCISCANS

The ysyase Of the Powhatan-she Puts Into
u,.nolulu Short Of Coal and Leaky-Per.
sonnet Of the japanese Embassy Their
Behavior on the Voyage-Great Elk.
element Exchange Of salutes-
Festivities on Board-Trip to and
Arrival at San Francisco.