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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02
Waits.

Es= A Yorkslircman having occa-
sion to visit France, was dumbtounded
to find, OH reaching Calais, that men,
women, and children all spoke French.
In the hci ght of the rcrplcxity
which this occasioncd, he rctrcatcd to
bed, andwas awakened in the morning
by the cock growing, whcrcupon he
burst into wild eXclamations of aston
ishmcnt and delight. and exclaimed,
"Thank goodness, there's English at
last =
nCs- | like pictures without knowing
anything about them; but hate cox
combry in the fine arts, as well as in
anything else. got into dreadful dis
grace with Sir George Beaumont once,
who, standing before picture at Bo-
wood, exclaimed, turning to me, "im-
mcnsc breadth of light and shade"
innocently said, eyes, about an inch
and halt" lie gave me look that
ought to have killed mc.-,S1i,acy Smith,.
Rw- Didn't YOU tell me, sir, YOU
could hold the plow - said Il farmer to
green lrishman, whom he had taken
on trial.
"Arrah, be aisy, now," said Pat, chow
the divil can hold it and two horses
drawing it away from me? Give it to
Inc into the barn, and be jabbcrs, Ill
how'd it wild inny body"
nSy- 1t was rather doubtful COM
mcndation bestowed by a brother clcr-
gyman on the new incumbent whom
he was Introducing to the people:
"You will find him, my friends, to
be eyes to the blind, feet to the lame,
u father to the tatherless, and hus-
band to the widow"
Dg" An English woman is in her
prime at thirty-tivc, while an American
woman has usually begun to fade ten
years younger. Reason: An English
woman takes airs and exercise; an
American woman takes airs and ho cX-
crcise.
A9T Brown says the estate of Mat
riinony" is slave State. AS Brown
has termagant for a wife, he certainly
ought to know.
BE Sophistry is like window cur
talli-it pleascs as an ornament, but its
Use Is to keep out the light.
NJ The population of Washing gton
City has increased 21.o00 in ten years.
fy- The Union nov and forever.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02
Thc Ring My Mother w ore.

The earth has many treasures rare
In gems and golden ore;
Ny heart hath one more precious far
The ring my mother wore.
SAW it first when !, Il child,
WIS rirti iirE iby Il ii ;-
She told me then twas fathers Gift
When she became his bride.
saw il oft in sorrow 5 hours
Which marked The after years,
s.sN;TrK KSlining on that soft, white hand,
That wiped away my tears.
And. oh saw it once again,
When on her dying bed,
She lifted up her hand in prayer,
And placed it on my head.
Beside that bed where fell my tears,
The ring to me WAS given;
She placed it on my hand and said,
.Wc'll meet again in heaven =
kissed the check oft had pressed.
From which the rose had fled
And bowed with grief. std0d mothcrless,
Alone. beside the dead.
Among The blcst in realms above,
Where sorrows are unknown;
q may meet my mother dear
No more 10 weep alone.
Her dying words of love and faith
III cherish cvcrnorc
Within the heart which hold so dear
The ring my mother wore.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02
PM WASHINGTON TERRITORY, MARCH 2 1861

early action in this matter that will re-
donnd to the credit and patriotism of
us all, and prove that we are not behind
other nations in paying tribute Of
respect to departed worth.
JAMES G. SWAN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02
A WARNING TO EucMRE PLAyERs.-

A WARNING TO EucMRE PLAYERs.-
A young man in this city, who is very
fond of playing cucllre, and also very
foud of the daughter of Il "pillar' OF
one of our popular churches, was talk
ing tea at the house of his adorcd Il few
evenings since, and had some fruit
cake offered him. Being somewhat
confused on account of his situation,
as the cake was held out to him, he
cried out, 81 pass The father hear
ing him and having played some in his
younger days. was horror-struek at the
young mans int;'tuation for the game,
and thought he would teach him Il los
son, and spoke bluntly: "You pass;
do you: Then l order you up, and
there's the door" The young man
sloped, and the last that was seen of
him, he was cntlcavoring TO mako a
companion believe that women were
trumps, but qnerulous old fathers took
all the tricks by playing lone hands
.S7~. Union.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02
NO. l6.
George Washington on the Union.

the United States, if we are to preserve
the government, we ask attention here
and now to the Report of Gen. WASH
ington, transmitting the Constitution of
the United States to Congress, on tho
18th of September, 1887. Read it, men
of all parties and in all parts of the.
country. Read it and seek to initiate
its spirit.
WAsHINGTON's REPORT TRANSMITTING THE
CONSTITUTION TO CONGRESS.
In CONVENTION, Sept. II, 1887,
SIR We have now the honor to
submit to the consideration of the Uni
ted States, in Congress assembled, that
Constitution which has appeared to us
the most advisable.
The friends of our country have long
seen and desired, that the power Of
making war, peace and treaties, that of
levying money, and regulating conf
mcrce, and the correspondent executive
and judicial authorities, should be fully
and cttcctually vested in the General
Government of the Union; but the
improperly of delcgating such extern
sive trust to one body OF men, is cvi.
dent. Hence results the necessity of
different organization.
1t is obviously impracticable, in the
Federal Government of these States,
to secure all rights of independent SOW
ercignty to each, and yet provide for
the interest and safety of all. Individ-
uals entering into society must give up
a share of liberty to preserve the rest.
The magnitude Of the sacrifice must
depend as well OH situation and circum-
stances, as OH the object to be obtained.
1t is at all times difficult to draw with
precision the line between those rights
which must be surrendered, and those
which may be reserved; and OH the
present occasion the difficulty was in
creased by difference among the sew
cral States, as to their situation and ex-
tent, habits and peculiar interests.
In all our deliberations on this SUBJ
,iect, we kept steadily in our view that
which appears to us the solidatiom Of
our Union, in which is involved our
prosperity, felicity, safety, perhaps our
national existence. This important
consideration, seriously and deeply i'm
pressed on our minds, led each State in
the Convention to be less rigid on
points of inferior magnitude, than
might have been otherwise expected;
and thus the Constitution which we
now present, is the result of spirit Of
amity and that mutual Difference and
concession, which the popularity ofour
political situation rendered indispen-
sable.
That it will meet the full and entire
appreciation of every State is not, per-
haps, to be expected; but each will
doubtless consider, that, had her inter-
est alone been consulted, the conse-.
qncncc might have been particularly
disagrccablc or injurious t. Others;
that it is as liable to as few EXCEPTIONS
as could reasonably have been expected;
we hope and believe; that it may pro.
mote the lasting welfare Of that country
so dear to us all, and secure her free
dom and happiness, is our most ardent
wish.
With great respect, we have the
honor to be, sir, your ExcellenSy's'
most obcdicnt and humble servants,
GEORGE WASHINGTON, President
by the unanimous order Of the Conrestion.
His EXcellency the President Of Con-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02

Mr.. BUCHANAN NOT APPRECIATED AS.
AN AUrHoR.-Owing to the state of
public excitement in reference to the
conduct of President Buchanan. we
learn that Mr.. Robert Bonner, of the
N. Y. Ledger. has felt called upon to-
release himself from his engagement to
publish series of essays on public top
les from the Presidents pen. Mr.: Bon.
ner, it is alleged, says in justification Of
his course, that he has received orders
in advance from many hundreds of the
most prominent newspaper dealers
throughout the country, and from many
thousands OF his regular subscribers, to
discontinue sending them the paper
from and after the issue Of any num-
Der containing any article or essay writ
ten by his Excellency, the President.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02

w- Persons aspiring to supreme
power, like poets, should Not be
crowned till after deatll..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02

A fat kitchen makes a lean will,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02

Bg An exchange has the following
as an excellent system Of gardening for
young ladies': "Make up your beds
carly in the morning; SOW buttons on
your husbands shirts; do not vake ur
any grievances; protect the young and
tender branches Of your family; plant
smile of good temper in your face;
and carefully root out all angry feelinga.
and expect good crop of happiness.
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DARIS, LONDON and NEW-YORK NED
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Dr. LAEMONT to the afflicted Difpaieh. Atas Courier des
Etas Unis. Demokrst. SaHtsLeung, Medical Review &C.
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Third Edition.
The Liftlejohn Libel ssuif.-Dewit C. Li;tlejohn |

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Militarn Notiees.

Attention. p.-sEyrNTy.rIGHTH CAMELON HIGH
LANDERsIhree Dollars (+3) bounty w Dc paid 70 stout
Wae sDe men on esns dIosons are provided mDe
basement JANIS C. RObERTSON. Captain.
BT1e family supplied with certificate Of relief the
r<.aeffu
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SYDNEY.-The undersigned, as London Agent
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SCRlPTiONs FOR the SYDNEY MORNING HERALD i
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Cavalry.
HEADQUARTERS. No. "A BROADWAY, /

NEw-YoRK Nov. 26, 1861.
By authority tom the War Department. and the saneon
~ 6is Excelis,,,y Gov Morgan JAMES 3. SWAIN, lst
Cavalry H. s. A. Is recruiting for Re gimen of Noun
eer Cavalry 20 serve for three years during the
Iv the Kindness Of his Exceency Gov. Morgan and Of
Ouetersste Arthur the brick barracks at the Quarantine
ndg have been assigned the quarters Of the Regimen:
during rs formation.
su Swain has orders to Join the army in the field for
active service the different bataions may be
eauized.
The uniforms equipments and for the Regiment have
been provided and will be served to the fast as they
are en7ted
As this probably last and only Regiment Of Cavalry
thai win be organized I'm this state during the War those de
rou OF onog this branch OF the service must embrace this
opportunity. JAMES i; SWAIN,
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Gen. Burnside's Expedition. .-Importan. to 8

Gen. Burnside's ExpedttiOn.-lmportant to sea-
&c, ordinary soamen boamen landsmen me.
charles and others, wanted for the UNITED STATES
MARINE ARTILLERY, w. a. How ard Colonel Com
mandog Pay ations, quyeIs &c, the as 10 the l. 3
Navy with the advantage ola complete outfit furnished ee
by the Government 800 bounty at the expiration OF term
Of service which three years or the war Also the great in
ducement Of przemoney. Thos, having families leave
allotment ckos FOR any member thereof a pat Of the Tx
pedtion il active service Apply to NJ. OMALLl,
Recruiting Officer No 70 Bowery between Canal and Hester
ste, New-YoTk. w. A. HOWARD,
| Colonel Commanding.
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Tie NOiNntcef
Col. EDWARD W. SERRELL, now at the Seat Of War
The pay of Soldiers in this regiment is
(Sl7) SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
few recers shipcsrpeners, blscksnIiths miners
mGcints boer-mskes ard wheelwr rights viii be received
for COMPANIES and II.
None but sound and competent men need apply.
Volunteers in this regiment will be under pay and furnished
with quarters and ra0ns once their families viii be
provided for by the authorities.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS q 1907 BOUNTY will be
paid TO each Volunteer when mustered the service.
Enlistment. for three years, during the
Headquarters OF Chambers and Chatham sts New
York
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Y'hird Ward Repub,iean Association.-A meet
in4 of this Association viii be held THlS (Neduesdoy)
EVENING, Dec H. 1861. at q O'clock at No. 22 Green
weh-st. runctual attendance lie requested.
x. s. GOULD, President.
JoBS NJ COsTA Secretary.
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Gncnal Noiiees.

y0upg Mems Republican Central Committee.
The regular monthly meeting of this Committee WI oe
held at tie Headquarters, corner OF bIoa~"hy au
THIS WdnrsityJ EVENING, Dec 10, al O'Clock. The
F,rcs.svo Comu,ttee will meet at u O'clock.
''0 STEWART L.. WOODFCRD, Chm.
Iouy BYRyKs,
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O.. =. Mastering Cflce.-Ohicers Of Volunteers
should have written authority from their Colone TO recruit
evidence TO the u = mastering Officers for nspoa5n
or settlement Of accounts. This written authority should also
indosed by the United States Mastering and DsbusiDg
officer.
win be paid transportation given unless the
nhnVe nile l. cOulO.nea to
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STONED OFFICERS. Apply at the Rendezvous No. 40
broadway, 20 LieGtCol JOACHlMSEN, 59h Regiment
n. Y. s. v, Recruiting Officer.
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Seventh Ward, BrOOliyu.-Pursuant TO directions
of the Kings County Republican General Committee, the Re-
pnbcsn EectOr Of the Seventh Ward hereby notified
tha, an ELECTION for i've DELEGATES to represent the
Ward In Inc General Committee foT the ensuing year also for
OEEICERS OF the ard Association will be held THURS
DAY EVENING" Dec. 49, between the hours Of aud 9
o'clock a. Coeman's, in Van Burens, near Clsssonav
CHAS. w. WlLLETS,
President Seventh Ward Republican Association.
SAMUEL ID. BACKUs, Secretary
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THE MCCLELLAN ARMY PACKAGE, or
Il SOLDIERS CABINET, eonains 10 indispensaoiss p s
articles for SIS per 100 packages or No contsinlns
articles for 10 per 100 packages Contents stSeo on
pe These packages contain nearly douDs tue nesss and
Agents send along your orders for the goods or sampe
No. l52l fnlton-ft N y
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Eufiiuts Perdus, COL. CONFORT.-The Hesdquar-
ters of the above Regiment have been removed to No 81
Whitest, where the accepted uniform can be seen
t1ily
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G.. W. Curtis
WILL I'D I-IALR A LIZ l,IlIfR L
Ladies', Fair.

The Ladies Of the Free Church Of the Epiphany viii hold
Fair for the benefit Of said Church In the basemen, of this
No 1870 stanton between Essex and Norfolk
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
December II, 49, 10 and 20 from III TO 10 p. tn,
attendance and patronage Of all persons friendly the obec
are respectfully invited.
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Public Noticc.-Col JAMES A. MULLlGAN, the hero
Of Lexington viii be formally receiveiby the joint Special
Committee the Common Council appointed to extend the
bopilsies of the city to the distinguished visitor and
presented to the citizens Of this city, to-day, at u o'clock
N the Governors Room, City Hal
The Committee win No. City Hall, at Il:30
to make the necessary arrangements for the recep
tiop and prestntatiou