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To THE NEED1.-Bread will be given out to
the needy, on Wednesdays and Saturdays It'll
further notice) On application.to No. eG North
franklin street, if certificates are brought
from any minister Of the gospel, Of worthi-
ness. E. B. .TC71LE, City Missionary.
tT Office hours from 2 to 3pM.
, 1861-01-09

e llport's Tooth Powder will keep the
Teethw tie and prevent decay. It Is the beet In
use. Sold BY Sargent, corner Of Stale and Ran
dn]nh strcct3.
, 1861-01-09

Sor1cE.-A1l persons engaged In the table
aux for tho benefit Of the City Mission, must
meet at Dr. Alport's, this "wednesday eve
min
, 1861-01-09

z advertisement Of /. F. Briefly In an
other column. 1t 1s, as It states, something new.
III
, 1861-01-09

A CARD The subscriber begs
has hecn apponted Agcn hy old and reliable Eastern
Hn1.sc3 fht sale OF
, 1861-01-09

uENRY LIE CIR 4 n D,
Portrait Painter from Paris
Studio, 113Laks Street, abtve Hesslers Gallery.
wPhotosraphs Colored IN the HIshezt style OF Art
The sa..1n ART taurht In 4 few lesAQn3 135I1w
, 1861-01-09

r AIDES TAKE NOTICE.-Yon
- can ind Cut and Plated I1acss FnnEes, Bratde.
); TN stTccf, Under lie fremont House,
de,+des9im II. r CABEREf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24

I AM NOW DrscUARGINq lex SHIP SETH sPAGUEl.
pier l7East river from Rotterdam, invoice OF nigh
proof hieh gin under the old tariff 70 be sold
Tor cash s les than market price Aao uyoce OF Arso
seignette Brandy, IN bond IN aad a casks By PArRICk
CUFF, So6 Eighth syenue
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THE NEW NINE MILLION LOAN

Il
r s ~ ss
3 issasd snass q SeaIes. appsoysa s. Fsasy
% sA t & "
.s & ~ e. VIII
S o9
s One 81 q s sf nsa
Wssnssou with Asa.san. Treasured 4 BOSTON Phia
s &:
rsss pasans BIDS regarded sdy.ntassoas he
s s. Win
the unlsa ..ses an Aa.san At Boston New
rs
oa s a. sss
S!sa hsy b entitled IN sums Of one hSs.sna iys
iasSa s ssSt ;ea
eaca deposit and w be :ranssrsble The books Of the
~: dS,ls;
s me 'SugTP
sad Of the Treasury; may
@ Sc and
rom 81 sadsrs viii s. in he aaaI deposit q sue.
aurued 70 unsucoDssf vi bidderA 3. p CHASE
.cr,c sscretssy of the Treasury
receiving under the foregoing adver
nsemeot extended until Saturday. the 18th
ddea may propose in tho alternative for bonds OF the
acrp.ou forth specified for equal
amount OF treasury note any rate net below par such
Treasury heng receivable for public dues
twenty years six bonds redeemable In
option the hodsr II bidder prefers
make separate offer for bonds Treasury notes will
De considered
Ths offers regarded mcl advantageous TO the United
will be accepted All payable under accepted
offers must be deposited With the Pseasurer Assistant
before the first day of June next IL
Ierred sd may be deposited before the first;
asard bsfore the aud the aiming thri
or before the twentieth of June next. j. r. CHASE,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD

r COMPANY. MAY IA,
) have this day deel AIRED .
{ the earnings Of the Com
At this once, on Wednes-
rks are closed, and VIII be
Ter OF the Board
MERCHANT, Secretary.
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BILLIARDS..
I>ILLIARDs -FOUR FIRST GLASS SECOND HAND
ID Billiard 1abieA pbesns very best modern cushions IN
feet order been used month only: for sale chesp ~
eash: chance for eargAln. Apply 70 A G. LsWhEson-
N5 Broadway.
DIILIAEDs.-To LET, A LARGE BILLLaRp RVos,
ID A. Hotel 81. Julien drant street, staten ,sapd Mk3y
sie prsmlses. JAMES ~ rnS.
III COMBfNATTON CUSHIONS
:" PaELAN 4 ctLLEspER, 81 GrS,by s,ysss, ny,
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DAC1FIC MAIL STE ANBHIP
liz l86I-The Board of Directors
dividend D. Ave (0 per can't out CT
pan9, payable TO the stockholders {
day Ed inst. 1he transfer b0rh
Eeopeosd oo The Gath inst BY ordel
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06
The Glorious Fourth.

The cighty-fifth anniversary ofAmer-
lean Independence was celebrated with
unusual zeal by the good people of
Olympia and vicinity, as we'll as many
visitors from different places OH the
Sound. The day was ushered in by
the firing of Federal salute, while
from the masts of the shipping and our
numerous town stats the gorgeous en-
blcm of the free was being unfurlcd.
About 9 o'clock our people proceed
ed in vehicles gaily decked with flags
and steamers, to the ground which
had been selected for the celebration,
on the margin of the lake near Mr..
Woods residence, about five miles east
of town. The Declaration of Indepcn-
dencc was read in an impressive man.
ncr by Elwood Evans. Esq, after which
bountiful rcpast was spread beneath
the the trees, and the word given to
"march to the conflict" After din
ner, our national songs were sung, ana
about four o'clock all returned to town
we'll pleased with the days enjoyment.
Another party of our towns-people
went ON fishing excursion down the
Sound; and still another had picnic
at the Capitol for the children of the
Nj. E. Sabbath School.
The days rejoicings edwith ma
tional salute and a grand display Of fire.
works.
But the browning affair of the whole
was the ball in the evening at the Wash
ington Hall. The room was beautifully
decorated with flags, the music excel
lent, and the assemblagc large and
brilliant. Much credit is due Mr.. KEEL
let in arranging the affair.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06
"A Yindioation.
OLYMPIA. ,Jnly q. 1851.


ED. STANDARD Mr.. NJ. Goodell, of
Chehalis county, has recently addressed
a letter to Mr.. q. W. Corliss, of this
place, which letter contains several
false and slanderous statements in re-
gard to myself, rs follows: .l51a %,
"There is a good deal said about
Garfelde buying votes at the Conven.
tion--that our delegate from this coun-
ty was bought for one yoke of oxen
and ten dollars. Rev. Mr.. Doane told
this down here. I asked him how he
knew it, and he said that Mr.. james
Bilcs told him that he (Biles) knew it
to be a fact, and that q good many
others were bought" o..
Let US look at this little. -.a
LIST. s'Thcrc is good deal said about
Garfielde bnying votes at the Conven-
ton" Whether Mr.. Garfelde ever
bought or sold a vote in his life, I know
nothing; nor did l ever say that he
ever bought or sold o vote.
I'd. "That our Delegate from this
county was bought for one yoke of
oxen and ten dollars. Rev. Mr.. Doane
told down here" This is a false state
ment; and it seems to be very malicious,
for l never spoke the name of his dele
gate, as such, while in Chehalis coun-
ty, nor did I know that they had dele
gate in the Convention.
Sd. 81 asked him how he knew it,
and he said that Mr.. James Biles told
him that he (Biles) knew it to be a fact. "
This is simply false.
4th. "And that good many others
were bought" This l brand as false
hood No. 4.
Thus, Mr.. Editor, I have told what
l did not say; and if any one has right
to demand what I did say, and will ask
me as gentleman, he can ascertain.
So much for the statements of Goodcll.
Let us notice the course of Mr.. Cor.
liss. After Corlis, received Goodell's
letter, I called on Mr.. G. for it, read so
much of it as related to me in his hear
ing, and fatty denied having said the
things affirmed Of me in the letter.
Yet, Mr.. Coriss sends these ISLANDERS
on me to Vancouver for publication,
carefully conccaling the fact had de-
MED them; obviously laboring to make
the impression deep and strong, that I
had been guilty of telling many false
hoods. The man that is capable of do
ing deed so bad ought to be called
Careless, for certainly he must be with
out a heart worth having III the bosom
of an American.
Mr.. G. says: "The Rev. would do
we'll to observe the eleventh command
ment.'" l think there is u command
ment, somewhere about the 9th, which
read: "1nou shall not bear FALSE W.T.
NESS against thy neighbour" Mr.. c., as
we'll rs Mr.. e, would do we'll to COM
NIT it to memory; for he who intends
to make false impression is gailty of
falsehood. So says Mr.. Wcyland.
How hopeless must be the cause of
man that has to be sustained by
means 80 base
N. DoANE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06
NEWS FROM. THE .SorrH.-Numcrous

N EWS FROM. THE SOL
trustyworty men are'coming from the
South. Deserters and others, who rep
resent that the army is in state Of i'm.
subordination, the soldiers leaving in
very many cases have been forced to
enlist, and of tho .Scccssidnists many
have wakened from the dreams that
induced them into secession. The tide
has turned in Virginia. The. jackson
lQ'ssissppidn confesscs that tho Gov
eminent is bankrupt, that it has no
money to purchase arms, furnish sup
plies or pay troops. In New Orleans
business has come to an end, thousands
are thrown ont of employment, 5000
troops are in the field and negroes are
watching al opportunity for success
full rising. At Galveston, -four is $50
barrel apl other provisions in pro-
portion. No Government funds arc
discussed in Texas, and the Camanche
Indians are making inroads upon them.
The people Of the South are now hav-
ing favorable time in counting tho
cost OF the rebellion. Sooner or later
the hanging Of some hundreds of the
rebel leaders will give great satisfaction
to the deceived masses, and they will
rejoice to find themselves again in the
Union.
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Halls Sarsn paril Yellow DOCl
and lOdl(le Of rOt0SS-ls purely as re

Halls Sarsn parllln, Yellow Dock
and IOdlde Of POtasS-ls purely as re-
presented and made in strict accordance with phar-
maccutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed FREQ
from Spirits, Mercury, and Arsenic which caunot
qe said Of any othcr known preparation of the
kind. As good and reliable tonic Alternative, it
is uncqualled. 1t quickly removes from the sys-
ten all morbid aud impure matter, -Mercury,
Lead and Arsenic. For oil chronic diseases, there
is no othor remedy extant that piA, does cure,
Rhumatism, Scrofalu, Old Sores, Salt Rheum,
Govt, Lumbago, Pimplcs on the face and body,
Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Spring Fever. Indigestion, Liver Complaint and
diseases arising from IN impure state Of Blood,
Skin and Kidneys. rs quick and sure, MS Ilall's
Sarsaparla, Yellow dock and Ioddc Of Potass.
For sale everywhere, tor One Dollar; 6 Bottles
sent by express to any nddres for Five Dollars.
X. Hall : Co., Sole Proprietors.
Nos. 53l & 532 Clay ST., San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

INGRArmuDs.--The most ungratcful
villain in the whole secession camp, is
Lieut.. Maury, who ran away from
Washington and his cath Of Office.
For twenty years, this rascal has been
ono of the pets Of the Government.
During that time, he has had an excel
lent salary aud has lived in clover.
For whole lifetime he mas drawn a
living from the United States, and yet
the very moment the Government needs
his services to put down treason, be
turns sneak and runs away.-C2ieago
Journal.
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ST. LOUIS, Juno 7th.

SoUrusRN GaocERlss.-The Mem
phis Appeal of Sunday Gays: at hav.
ing leaked ont that sugar, coffee, mo-
lasses, etc., sent up t Q river marked
for St. Louis, really gets sent on from
Cairo n Chicago, orders have been 10
sued that no provisions Of any kind
shall BE- permitted to asccnd the river.
Yesterday tho HUI had to unload . lot
Of sugar aud rice she had on board 6or
Columbus, aud thence marked for st.
Louis. tts'asa't5 II a. .ss-''es TT
ArrArss At FoRf- PlcKsNs.-Therc
was . time when Fort Picksas coald
have easily been taken. Il he'd = gar.
rison VI only seventy men, md poFti0ns
Of the work eonld not have been long
defended. BngEsl mevsnsats show
that he posseasss' littls elagetie talent
The Fort has now bosu sffsn4 thened
y we'll ssppid With aboroa, and - :
garrison at one theuoand men. IT.
0yink' aftilAsy eyUeG locneGltVCnpt11gD
eau swe6p the w60ls hsa6G s'ss s, :,
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Later from the Atlantic Side.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Goth.
The Times and Gull have the following
dispatch:
The Pony has arrived at Fort Church.
i'll with New York dates to June 18th.
Animprcssion prevails both North and
South, that National Convention will
be called to settle existing difficulties.
The people of the South are dissatis-
fed with the Confederate Government,
especially since Kentucky issued a In
ion manifesto. D. ~. r
In Virginia one half of the counties
have called u Union Convention to Of
ganize' Provincial Government and
deposc Gov. Letcher.
The news is generally more pacific
since the avowed sympathy of France
with the Administration. ....s
The tenor Of the English debates III
Parliament arc very cOnciliatory, and
the Ministry are backing down from
their mcnacihg position.
A serious riot prevailed in New
foundlMId against the English Gov
erMmcit. ,,-... ..,.,. s.s.,5 ,...f-i.
Foreign exchange rules at JOG. No
bills in market. 'trf 81 ~ = 8
No demand for money which is album
ant at five per cent. on call. Exports
Of rice, cotton, tobacco and naval stores
have entirely ceased. Bread std4S-
heavy. Il. .s. s>
The steamer Vanderbilt 10 chartered
as o mau-of.war. '" f-y
SAN FRAxclsco, June 26.
The mail steamer 81. Louis arrived
at six o'clock this morning:
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WELL ANswERED.-A. II. Stephens,
the traitor, asks when Virginia ever
asked assistance from the Federal Gov
ernmcnt. A man answered: "When
she was scared to death by seventeen
abolitionists and buck niggcr"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06
AN ORDINANCE MAKING "A, PROPOSITION
ON BEHALF or TOWN or OLYMPIA, AS

THEgCOUNTYssEAf or THuhSTONs co; a
WnEnEAs, The Legislative Assembly Of the Ter
ritory Of Washington did, upon the 30th day Of
January, l66l, pass an act submitting to vote Of
the people Of the County Of Thurst0n aforesaid,
the choice Of location for the permanent county.
seat Of said county, BY which act propositions
were to be submitted TO the County Commission
crs Of said County Of Thurston, and by them sub
mitted to the people, and the place receiving ma
jority Of the votes cast Was 70 DO declared BY said
Commissioners the permanent eoanty'seat Of said
county, therefore I'll .4-n. .iAlr.W
Be L Ordsised ~ tie Trustees sf tie zsw~ Of
Olympic, That for the purpose Of securing The said
town Of Olympia as The Permsnent cossty-seat Of
the said county of Thurstoa, that the said town
will pay, cause 70 10 paid, eat Of the funds 10
the Treasury Of the saiA towa u Olympia, not
otherwise appropriated, y tbe Cownly Co9mis.
sioners Of the said eoanty Of Thasstsn, eswards
the erection Of the said cesnty bsildisgs Of said
county, the sum Of 6teea hundred dollars, u maa.
ner aad a. hersieaes provided, u he svsst 4 the
couaty-seat Of iaid eeausy bsiaa RernAnantly 10
Gated In the tewa II 0,yspiA al6sssaid.
,. That ~ eao .preposse - - epseepeiated
In Sec. l, q Ills 0rdiaaass, b cad he saos 10
made payahh y ~ Cesav cenu6siaessssls said
cosaty upen the coaaltios sAas ~ pss.aneat
county buildings shall - eseetsd ppse ~ Mock
known - the Public Sqaasss - 80 tswu q Olyo-
pia, ssd II ma.ner sslevi.g: fhas b tssay.
~ 1870 ~ - -
the erection Of said Pshlic bsilAisQ, al ess
thousand dollars spos tAs eeapIsaisa sh9esG.
PrsridsS sires sssveelAssss, shas q ssosiAsosiea
Of said doaasioa tewesdsahs esseaisa e ssia eDws-
y bsildiags, the tows Of Olyuph slbsssaid, shsll
- -PsosiAad aaa allsWea, 6sss q ~ - sehss
charge ey eGaeOsnpy CeaQisstpp0fe rooo, q
hall, fsr ~ ~ = - estpSsass 'aasistisiss ssA
elssk thssssG a. jaslsssa - cells . ~ sslnQ
|ail. - ~ ceaoeeasss q rstsseess vielselagsb
ovdluassss ees6Do 6ous IA q y y
-. The neeey hsssls bessss appsses1nes1. -
q fIeI3|. n "a g e =! S r.,
blsst tssusaD - Riahii e@siStisa ssvs,
49, 49, ~ yssle,s ,esl!ls.lAsseeeae
lsssosSs : SIesss . ic3s6s1sSs3Ss SSSi55sssI
4 saia sp9yAUze fh9saan .eAaalsih AheA6lD ~
- sss,'sss si',;ss ~ s.,.,.,.s |
go - = sss ysasa xBs1ss~
~~eosS DooSs oseSss n.ft-ErsGb
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Gatherings BY the Wayside.

Seth Kinman, who presented chair OF elk
horns to President Buchanan, has manufactured
another which he intends to present to Louis Ma
polcon..... The steamer Santa Cruz, at San Fran
CISCO has been changed into II revenue cutter, to be
called the Gen. Sumner, and commanded by Capt.
VIM. c. Pease.... Official documents have been
received ut this Posofiicc for Gov Wallace, Chief
Justice Hewitt, Assistant Justice Oliphant and
Wychc, and L. S. Dist. Attorney J. J. McGilvra
......Thcrc is great scarcity of printing paper
in the cotton cmpirc......Thc question now asked
in the Eastern States has changed from "Who will
voluntcer?" to Who won't volunteer r'.....lt
Is stated that cx.Prcsidcnt Buchanan is afflicted
with dropsy that promises to be fatal......The
Wountaneer says that Fort Colville has been ADAM
doncl.....Lever, the novelist and dclincator Of
irish. character, is dcad....Wc notice great im-
provcmcnt on the road between here and Tumwa-
tcr....Thc celebration at Portland, on the 4th Of
July, was one of the best ever had on the coast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN, CONVEX
TIox.-The California State Republican
Convention met in Sacramento ON the
18th of June. Leland Stamford of
Sacramento was nominated for Gover-
nor: j. F. Chile, Of Trinity, Tor
Lieutenant Governor; Judge Norton,
ofSan Francisco. for Judge ofthe Su.
preme Court; Mr.. Phelps, Of San Fran.
cisco, for member Of Congress from the
Southern District, and the balance Of
the nominations yet to hear from.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

sw III a public speech at tic Capitol,
on the ercning Of May 20, Judge Lander,
the independent candidate for the Dele
gateship, boasted Of his being the first Fed-
eul officer who set foot upon our terrific
~ wiM commission in his pocket !
Should he not stand first upon the ere
tired list?
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~.
Fred A. Clarke and George D. Clarke. ..
TO GEORGE u. CLARKE:
You ore hereby notified that A. N. A. Blanchet
has filed complaint against you and Fred. A..
Clarke in said court, which will como on to be
heard at the first term Of the court, which shall
commence moro than three months after tho 18th
day Of April, 1861, aud unless you appear at said
term and answer, the same will be taken rs con-
fcsscd, and the prayer thereof granted. Tho OBJ
jcct and prayer Of said complaint Is to obtain
Judgment against you for the principal and inter
est Of two promissory notes made by you and said
Fred A. Clarke to the plaintiff at Cowlitz, Lewis
county, on the It'll day Of July, 1889, amounting
in the whole to the sum Of seven hundred and
sxty-fvc dollars md two cents, together with the
interest accruine, and the costs Of this suit.
HENRY NJ. McG1LL,
f Attorney for Plaintiff. 3
Olympia, April Q, 1861. 3l:l2w
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

Divine Service at St. Johns Chapel every Sum
day morning, at II o'clock, and evening at o.
clock. Also, Bible Glass every Wednesday even
ing, at O'Clock, r.x.
D. ELLIS WiLLEs, Missionary.
Divine Service every Sabbath ut the N. Z.
Church in the morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 2 p NJ.
Rev. r. J. Evans will preach in the hall Of tho
"Old Land Oaicc," on the FIRST, second, and
fourth Sundays Of each month at II O'Clock a. NJ.
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p~ We advise those desiring stuc.
co work or plastering done to apply to
j. A. Wetmore.
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Hon. JOHN J. McGILvRA-Our re-
Gently appointed q. S. District Attor-
ney arrived here, with his family, on
Thursday evening, 9th. He left Nhica-
go, Ill.,, on the 18th of May. MIR. Nc
Gilvra appears to be we'll pleased with
our town, and he will permanently
reside in Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

AUSTRIA INSULTS fuE United STATES.
-Prsaident Lincoln hds rsea,ved advi-
oes from Austria that that governmeut
has refused to received Arson Burlin-
game - the Representative Of the Umi-
ted States. The frivolous pretext for
this insult u that Burlinganae. when .
member Of Congress. introduced = bill
raising Sardinia to q first class mission.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

BoARDxAS's YEAST P0wDERs.--This article Of
Yeast Powder will render all articles Of food made
of aour or meal moro nutritious, dgcstiblc, and
wholesome, than any other yeast powder in the
market. We quote thcis constantly increasing de-
mand as evidence Of their merit. For sale by all
tho merchants. s Y fr e-..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

p@ Two disciples of Isaac Walton
left several fine rock-codfsh at our Of
fee one day this week. Thanks.
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I. q. d. T..

Olympia Lodge No. l, I. O. 0. F. meets every
Saturday evcning,n Barnes Building, on Main ST.
next door to STANDARD" Office. All members Of
the Order in good standing are invited toattend.
G. e. BLANKlNSHIP, Scc'y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

m Wcare happy to welcome home
our old friend, Rufus Willard, NJ.
d., who has been residing in New
York city for the past two years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n6y- The Rev. Daniel Kcndig, Chaplain at the
Stcilacoom station. will hold Divine Service ID.
Wyatt st. Johns Chapel on Sunday, July 7th, at
IL A. N. and at y Pm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

@ We are indebted to Capts Gid
dings aud Fleming, Rufus Willard,
Esq, and Joseph Taylor, Esq, for late
papers
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INDEPENDENT UNION CANDIDATE,
For Delegate 10 Congress,
ID d~ard Land dor.
juno LIST, 1861. 29:tc
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WANTED:

4 T this Office, boy to learn the printing busi-
IA ness. Musttc Of good moral character, from
IL to 10 years Of age, and possess the thorough
rudimcnts Of an English education.
Olympia, June ~. 1851.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-06

strawberry Party...Thcrc will be q
Strawberry Party at DrRc1S's, this Saturday
evening.
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lContinucd from the Pioneer and Democrat Of May
3lst, 1861.
TrnRiroRy OF WASHINGTON,
County of Thurston. 90: a.tNrF 'fi
In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict.
4. N. A. Blanchct
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'Tr:sNOTICE.

TTVHIS ia r. aotify oil whom i. may concern that
i application will be made on behalf Of the
heirs at law, to the Register and Receiver Of the
Land Office at Olympia, on Monday, the 18th day
of July next, for certificate Of title to the dona-
ton claim Of William Holmes, deceased, late Of
Lewis county, Washington Territory. VI -
A. N. POE,
Attorney for the Heirs at Law.
Olympia, ". T., June Is, 1861. 32:w4