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MORE REFUGsEs Refugees continue to pour
INFO Washing from ths eastern counties OF Wiz
einia, who report terrible state Of eff rs where
ever the secession troops appear They are suffer-
Ing much from want Of provisions, having been
compelled o witbd Jaw their ptckets from MANY
poiBts, In consequence OF the miserable condition
Of their oOmmissaTiat Whatever they wish they
help Their selves to, aud the citizens are ieft to
shift for Themselves About three weeks since,
there were fifteen hundred South Carroll mans sta
toned at Dranesville. and few hundred have
remained until few DAYS ago, when their stock
Of provisions became exhausted, and they We're
forced to leave.
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TIE MOZART RkeIMENr broke camp this morn.
ing, and, taking all their baggage aud two I'D
pieces, marched to the wharf at the foot OF Sixth
street, and went to Alexandria In steamboats,
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NEw YORK, July I9-The brig Hsyti, from
Aux Caves reports that tue 5'h instant, saw six
Spanish war vessels going into Port au Prince.
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BY WALL & BARNARD. Aucrion srs.
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST duIy
- rec?rded, April7 1860 among the land records
o Washington county %. -, the undarsigp d
Trustees of the "Third Building Ass0cia. io' OF
GeorRetovn, ID. G will, Or AUGUST 18th next at
ID cl OK D. M, expose a. pub Ic auction TIE FOL
l"wl.R Real Estate, situated IN Wasnirg ton CT '.
on Mass chusetts avenue between 4th a. d 5th
streets known as the west half of Lot No Sc, in
Square SIS with improvements, Consisting of q
two story fame wv Iii house.
Terms made Enown at sale.
AL conve, nciug a. CO. Of purchaser.
GH nAiRnEk Il II. c 2S&&rrHEws. Trustees.
jJ II 2aW&ds WALL BARNARD Aucts
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PRinIRs,
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter. II
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ESTABLISHED I776

ESTABLISHED I776.
A. BISING Err & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES, DC
80 and 81 Liberty street Nstu York and 204 <
street., corner Of PeHnd dcsnne and I4th street,
(Opposite Willards' Hotel.D
WE Beg TO inform the cItizene of Wsshjpttop
w and pub Ic generally tat we have op ned a
branch OF our 6usIn Sc st the above number. under
the dlrectl N of Mr. JOsRPH p. WILSON where we
Intend furnishing the qua ity nd descr OF p
Of OLD WINES, LIQUORS, HsVANA CT
CABS, 30, Is those we sell in New York and
4 lB-sOlm
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To TH2 ARTLIcTxD!-Be sure 10 read the adyer-
:ssIGsct of moLean's StIengfhening Cordial aud
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Die NTC!-PIC Nc pic MIC w. Case
L F.r,ng' and at end to the r irst GRAND IA
PC NC of the season, TO be given b. the -
HOtY hi ]. RAND of Georgetosn, a. -
Jc' EhImantIaut GREEN SPRING fA-GA
vi ION, on WEDS S@DAN July "a TioEe .
= fly Cents; admitting q gen leman aud ladies'
j ckets can he had OF x dwell 4 auren a. corner
Ct 'ennsylyana avenue and 14th street: a so at
Barnard's Drug store, COZ ner Of high and Bridge
streets, Georget ,wn It
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WHIrEHURsT, No 43i Pennsylvania avenue, Ia
selling Views Of Military Encampments, Mar.
shall House (Alexandria), Chain Bridge Harper's
Fry; Likenessrs Of Distinguished Men. See
his Card Photographs suitable for sending in let
ters 1t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

WAGON THrEvBs-W itnin few day, thar.
have bern many complaints made to the detsc.
nSes OF IL sses OF hors and vehicles Of yariou.
Kinds. he most Of those lost were taken f,oSn
tne streets where they were standing awaiting
tnelr proper ownes II Is quite probab bic thai
theY were seized by drunken men and turn,
loose when they had used them, as some have
ben recover, in condition 70 Indicate sncb
usage. ~
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yyM.c MILLER's UNION STABLE, Con-
w NKR OF AND 6TH STREETS, WseH-
INaToS, ID. u, ReaT Of By0tcs'S HOtel, tIor 10y
MrFy 81. ~. Tuners taOes.HHOrses.S 49,
Carlsgs %, and Ruggies Tor hlre sale cxohanse. or
TAI at livery BY the day, week, or MONTH on rea-
is Aim ALBERT BELL. Agent.
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K"ssERT DSrEcIEp.-Y@sterdsy afternoon Mr.
1opLam, h2rnfss makes, Seventh street, df,
eoVered mat De bad BEEN robted Of about 80 He
st oGcs mentioned toe fact to Detective orc,
Allen, who lad his plans, and this morning ar
rested an GRAND boy employed by Mr. Tori no.
from whom be recovered the entire amount Mr.
1opham having been robbed Ia he same way a
short time since, Mr. Allen 10 now trying TO re.
cover the money then lost
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T. NOTICE TO TRAyEi Frs.
mail service eesSse5 Mashiaston.
Monday, the % h inst4l. tne Bay inc Of steamers
S,ll lss . z. t@S.. ExE G. PAY tsaSspt saPz
O'Clock D m, or Immediately amer the ARRIVAL Oh
the Washington Train. which leaves Wsskington
n&S y. N.FALLs, Psss's
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AscroxsT-This morning, the plaster Of one
OF The large halls in Norvood's house. corner Of
sim street and the avenue, where a portion Of
tns sxih Maine reyi meut 10 CHARTERED, fell willis
some Of the men were lying asleep We bear that
one Of the men was somewhat bruised and cut by
the accident
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CRIMINsL CoURT Henry Ruschrae was tried
and convicted for stealing $50 from Chas Glenn
tnts and was sent TO the penitentiary for eighteen
months
Sally Felix, alias Phenix, tried for keeping a
bouse Of ill-fame, w-s acquitted Elizabeth Ann
Nit bell. tried on 3 nlar rye, was AGO uitted
The Grand Jury were discharged. with the
tharks Of the Court and the county, and Were az
terTa,d: handsomely entertained BY Deputy Mar
shal Phillips
T day, Sarah J. Noiin was placed on trial on
charge Of stealing several articles from John
Johnson.
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PRISONERS BROUGHT Is.-Seventeen prisoners
captured near Fairfax Court House, arrived here
THIS morning, and were marched to Gen Mans.
n-td's headquarters They are able bod ed look
Ing men, and dressed In grey uniforms rhey
were brought up 10 Washington In the steamboai
nnder charge Of asquad Of NV Jersey volunteers
vi toe prisoners, one 10 South Caroiinian, and
the oibeTs Alsbhmians AmcBR the numb, 4. ,
sergeant OF one II the Alabama companies Quite
an eager crowd followed the prisoner. mn the
sfett as they were marched Ia hollow SQUARE
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By J. c MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionaers.
EURNITUREAND HI USEHOLD EFFECTS
on MUND<Y, July 221 at 10 O'Clock at
house No. . Elevetth street, between q and ri
sts we ri all Sc by virtre Of di tra in for hnuse
rent, I'll the Furnitu e and effects, con pr sing
Walnut Hair sPrlns sofas, Divans, and ParIor
ChaIrs,
Seors rary and bookcase, Whatno+,
Sansa'd god at Chairs and Rockers,
Morh a top Tables, Window shades,
CarPo 8, Oilcloth, Straw MattIng,
Beds'eSais. Bureaus, W ashs tards
Mattras SEES, r. 'sters and Pillows
Go king and other Stoves.
Toge her with many other articles of Furniture,
not neces airy to errm .ra-e
jy IL MCGUIRE Il CO, Auots,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

THE Ny TAMM.NY REGIMENT is expected to
arrive here this evening The regiment 10 said TO
be eomposed Of good soldierly material The uni
form Of the Tammany regiment Is that Of the Ma
uonal 6uard-gray pdntaloons asd lackets-and
1857
The following are the officers Of the Tammany
stof-Colonel. ". d Kennedy; Lieut. Colonel.
NJ Coggswsll; Adjrtant, @. N. Beufordi Major,
John Edson; surgeon. John Osborne, Sur
geon's Mate. T Fcrrard; Quartermaster, Jos r.
Green; Sergeant Major, Dennis J. Downing; Col
onel's Secretary, Jams A. Hill
Company A-Captain, James Mooney; First
Lieutenant, Henry Harrington; Second Lieuten-
ant, Hugh McClosky.
Company B-Captain. Peter Rome; First leu.
tenant, Jas. E. Boyle; Second Lieutenant, ThOs.
Comnany C-Captain. Jane. Gallagher; First
Lieute1a,t, Chas. Mcpherson; second Lieutenant,
C mpany D-Captain, Henry Call; First
Lieutera' {, John p. Rendon; Second Lieutenant,
VIM II Wallace.
ompany E-Captain, Timothy E. o. Moard;
Els Lieutenant M. J. Downing; Second Lieut..
Company F-Captain, Walter J Tobin; First
Lieutenant. leopold GotthOld; Second Lieuten-
ant, Nj Conroy.
Company G-Cap.ain, John Quinn; First Lieu
tenant, r. 8. Wright; Second Lieutenant, b.
Company H-Cspt.in, C. H H. Alden; First
Lieutenant, b. Kerns; Second Lieutenant, A.
Company captain DAWN Hogg; First Lieu
tenant. Thomas A. Lynch; Second Lieutenant,
Samuel Giver
Company K-Captain Michael Genaty; Firs,
Lieut.. n1nt Thomas Reynolds; Second Lieuten-
| ant, James McGrath.
Pay Your WATER RENT IF you do not paw
II during this present month Of July, Of which
but few diys are left, your water supply will
be cut of, and not restored again except upon
payment If arrearages and costs. We saw one
OF the water men digging a few DAYS ago, and
learned from him that be was dered to cut of
the water from consumer who thought II worth
less than the money. Two days afterwards we
srw him digging again, at the same spot to turn
on the water, a very brief experience, at a prob
able cost Uf two dollars having satisfied the con-
. mer that the water WAS worth more than the
money. No one who has enjoyed this luxury In
his home or place Of business can afford to dis.
pens with IL See the w alter r gistrar's notice
| In another column.
WHITEHURsT, No 434 Pennsylvania avenue, Ia
selling Views Of Military Encampments, Mar.
shall House (Alexandria), Chain Bridge. Harper's
Fry Likenessrs Of Distinguished Men. See
his Card Photographs, suitable for sending in let
| tiers. 2t*
TIE MOZART RkGIMRNr broke camp this morn.
Ing, and, taking all their baggage aud two field
pieces, marched TO the wharf at the foot OF Sixth
street, and went to Alexandria In steamboats,.
A COMPANY Of 100 men cavalry Of the State
re- intnt, N V, as TO-DAY muster into service
Tor thrse months This Is thu same company thai
| arrived In :his city a day or two since.
] TWENTY TOUR MEMBERS Of Col Butterae cid ,.
| (l2th " Y } regiment arrived here Yesterday be
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TRYING To SHoOT A CoNDUcToR
Gallin.an and Ge rye Hssburgh Were arrested
Yesterday by three Young men from Baltimore on
the Baltimore railroad, near the District line for
attempting TO shoot Conductor Thomas Connolly
by Hing three shots at him with pistol. The
cause y as they had taken Passage In the cars and
refused 70 pay for the trip and the conductor put
them on The prisoners Were turned over 10 Capt
W Hey, Of the Ninth Massachusetts regiment,
VINO de ivered them over TO Justice Dom, by
whom they were committed TO Jail, 10 await the
return Of Conductor Connolly. for preliminary ex.
animation and hnal commitment FOR court
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* n NEW AkD.-Strayed from Lhs subscriber
W. on ~, day . June. O dark brown <-aGxxA
Z. roam So w marked with = hite on the ~
oecE sues, 9elIy, q q fnoe: one car has a
SIT In II sno l,e norm turn in she had or broad
sauarS oeLI VIII tn subscribers name stamped on
IL. Tns reward VI p,id for Ler q tn a TO the
ssosor,oer oobnes Of oivs aud Monts osasry Sta,
tys HIRAM GRAY.
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REIuRSxD ~, sterday. two slaves Of SIR. A
b Davis Il M1yland, were returned 70 the Gus
.ody Of their owner, BY Allen, Basher & Co, de-
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CEstRAL GUARD HousE CAsRs John McCar-
nek, stealing; jsil several lodgen were accom-
modstrd. and soldier who was disorderiy was
kept nn this morning
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On Gnd GJtsr Thursday. May Is, 1861.
PAssENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
LEAVE wAsHiNG%ffo e W.T. At is and 10 a. m.
s and snG n ~ t5 arr Y VS. ~ bam0rs at $50
LEAVE BALTIMORE LO and 20 a. m. and
ino M and .na s at $40 and
Passenger Trains Saving Washington at = 10 q.
m. and - p; m, and Baltmore ata - a m and
Trains leave Anna polls for Baltimore and Wash
Passenger TIain. leaving Wsshington 1t AIS AID
+. sPd I %SSs d N Rn.;oa
and al other points Moth. DA'
Al articles OF freight mot oontrsband of war;
viii cave Baltimore at % g. m. Leave Wishing
8, Sfa'f of the s'0F fs5S e g 4 SCOTT.
nile General Manager.
III s. MILITARY RoTTE .,o.
Rs a the an. RPSS .a
NAL. THoM dsfoa a r sS2I .nd S Ssp Manager
II sESfffiS sSt ARMY fRSsHES'SAN'
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND rQUrPIsE,)
Nav OAK, Ju.y IL 1851
My Adve tisement, of the Ssh instant. for propo-
sails 10 furnshInE Materials for Army Cloth ing Is
Sa.o5n ysTds Ksrssy Ozark blue Cindiso WOOL
dyed tSiiled, "a lnch.s VIDE. g welsh II ounces
Gle 81 inches wide and Y ounces to The yard. And
dy, d 81 nohes vide, to weigh Y "unoss per yari.
anG q 90 yards Of the same article, n Inohes
vide, . weigh II Dances, per yard, instead Of
d. II. VINTON,
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TEE PREsIDEsI's LIFE GUARD fails fne re-
Rlment, OF New York volunteers under command
o. Col Good &in, are anxiously waiting In New
fo'k city TO be drafted into the service Of the
Government Fee regiment already nj mbers
over U men, Including some Of the rrst and
veAlihiest men OF New York CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

TEE Presidents MOUNTED GUARD, Captain
Owens, was mustered out If the seryire Yesterday
81 the Columbian Armory This company has
done the Government excellent service since the
war broke out.
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Tak Sixth MAIzE REsxEsr arrived here
sr sSas II o'clock last night. We gave List Of is
oneen On Yesterday.
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OEpERED TO Now The DsKalb Regiment
wAs uader oodess 10 advance from their camp
aeross the river at O'Clock Ibis morning TE~y
20 In the direction Of Bull Run and the Jur elton
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WE OFFER To MILITARY MEN a l.rge
w a sOrtmelt OF LEV and BLUEF LANNEL
OvER-SHIRrS, WHITE SHIRTS, DRAW
Frs, CAMP BLANKETS, HALF HOS; Co.
which We invite all cash purchasers 10 examine
before making their selections
WALL, STEPHENS a. CO.
322 Pa aY, between 9Th and 10th Ets
m2 GntallIKgUoer and RRpuhiicanl
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Bv J. e. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuotIoneers
EURN1 'URE AND FFFECVS OF FANI-
LIZ REMOVING From THR City AT PUBLIC huC-
TToN -'iu THU SD MORNING JU-I s5.1
a. O'Clock, st SIS Missouri avenue tween Sd
AID ~ streets, we shall .ell tn IA n,ture and
f'cts OF q family removing from the CITY com
prisIng- VIVA
Mahogsny Hair sping Seat Sofa, Rocker, and
Ms, BILE top Sof' and Center Tabs,
walnut Whain"t q IL frame hIrrOrs,
Gas andeIer Wind W hadet
: q and Wo iG Sea. Chairs, Lounge,
b nsse s and Ingram Ca pat Oiic 9th,
Mahnsany ana Wa nut Bureaus,
noubla d sing B~dsteads, Wardrobes,
MatIesses, Blankets, and Com OTIS,
Washs' ands and OilRt Sets.
Radiator AID other Stoves, &c,
Together With general assoi tmeRt of Household
Resu' ties.
Terms cash.
jy 2Ld &c MoGUIREd CO. Auot,
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I AND WARRANTS FOR SALE. Also, o.sh
advanced On Claims g1inst the Unit d Stat
lntrusts into our In for prescott on or ooIlec-
hon Pensions, bounty laud, and cl- inns nera y,
provsD p5 IS Stompty ana san'tsosoriIs, as Is
Co. c. rHfr Of Seventh ard F. streets, opposite
iIene a. Post ,tfine Wanted t. buy to- h'reI-s
W. man 10 o1ok, wash, and iron. jy l8-Str
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Cash NOTICE.
\ " COnseq uenCe of our having to pay cash for
every aTtIcia OF goods we purchase, we are forced
TO reduce our business to Cash exclusively FIR the
present. We h.. We IN store very large rtneat
of READY MADE CLOTHING fer men and
boys wear, which are selling a. a much lower rate
than uspaIy. WALL. STEPHENS 4 co.
322 Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
iaJ (Intgi n
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AUCTION SALES.

BV BOTELER r WILSON, Auctioneers.
TR u ST F. E'S SALE OF BOOTS AND
SHoBs AT AUCTION On MONDAV JuIy
22d, oOmmeR ing at IL O'cl"ek, vs. shall sell a. =
z. Hnovar's Shoe store. Iron Hal, Peans,lysnia
avenue, between 9th ard 10th streets, a large and
WI selected sto6 X of Ladies', entlems n's Chill
ems AID Ser ants Stoes, sslec ed expressly
for tail The attention OF the trade Is REQ uested
he goods WI II he sold IN lots.
Sale pOsiti.e. Terms cash.
2n-1t BnTELrR n WILL SON Auotz -
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with gas and water and convenient 10 the PstsUt
and Post Office Departments. for rent. Apply st
lSOS Massachusetts avenue, north SIDE, between
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WANTS.

A YOUNG MAN. acquainted with tho busi-
n ness, wanted il drug store. Apply to WIZ
A, GRAY northeast CORNER Massachusetts, avenu,
and Fourth Sc. IT,
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ENOR RENT-A thrse-stOry BRICK HOUSE,
L containing rooms and cellar with as through
out. on h street, tween 18th and 18th sts In
suire of JAMES w BARKER, at No. 425 III
street bet y cen l1th and 18th SITS iy T; f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

PAINFUL RUMoR "A rumNr game general rur-
renew yrs'e day that Col. Burnside, Of the frst
Rhode Island regiment, had been killed at the
battle Of Bull Run. The report dOubtlt IS had its
origin Ia IL fact that b. atthe r ode Island
qua trs, near GlPnwood, being at half mast In
respect to homas Bolton. a member Of company
first Rhode Island regiment, who died about
i've O'Clock Yesterday morning, Of cong estion Of
the brain. II the camp near Glenwood The de-
ceased bad been sick but three or four days and
was higl ly esteemed by tire members of the reQi-
ment He was an EnglishInan by birth, and had
no relatives in this country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22
The Ruling Passion.

"A sailor, during a whaling voyage,
while lamenting to his mess-mates the
society of his female acquaintance
whom he had left behind, wound up
WITH
II tell you what it is, boys, I've de-
termined to kiss the first woman I
meet after I land, that is, provided she
has got a single tooth in her head, that
is. furthermore, if she'll let me-"
"Good," shouted his companions,
"we'll remember that, Jack, and hold
you t. your promise"
The party separated. Days rolled
on, and the Falcon lay at her moOrings.
The crew were paid off, and were now
starting for home. They left the ship
with with heavy hearts, and it seemed
to; them like entering new world to
stand upon the land and again tread
the sfirin set earth"
Az the crew werc leisurely leaving
the ship and walking up the quay, one
of them cspied female coming towards
them"
A good chance, thought he; for Jack
to carry his promise into execution.
he stepped up to Jack, and touching
him on the shoulder, said, "JacE,
there's q woman bearing down upon
us. You haven't forgot your promise,
In, Jack?'
The others heard the remark, and all
fell afoul of Jack, and insisted that he
should fulfil his promise.
"Well, look here now" said Jack,
as the woman approached, "there's rea-
son in all things; she's as old as Me-
thusaleh's wife, and as homely o. the
devil"
s~No excuses" replied the crew,
~you promised that you would kiss the
FIRST woman you met that is, If she
would let you, provided she had sim
gle tooth in her head"
StsLucky thought" said Jack to him.
Aelfy 81 single tooth in her head. She
hain't got none; I'll board her and run
the risk. Well, boys, here goes" and
off he started. z
As he met the old woman, he found
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22
14:tf
Notice to Donation Claimants
OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
MORE than Fourteen Hundred Donation Pa.
lyl pers, Qualifications and Final Proofs, J arc
now lying in the pigeon-holes Of the Registers o.
fee, upon which certificates can be issued - soon
as FULL and COMPLETE COPIES ARE MADE.
To do the whole Of that work would require the
constant labor Of the Register from two to three
years, provided that he had other duties per.
form. But when it is known that two-thirds Of
his time is occupied with conflicting donations and
presumption cases, persons having denation papers
in the Office may we'll look to the future for
their certificates and Patents. Believing that many
would prefer having their donations completed
now, rater than wait for the indefinite scourse Of
human events, and being wcllacquainted with the
business, am prepared to make out papers and
procure Certificates for claimants in all parts ofhe
Territory will also attend to the preparation and
Hing of dccaratory statements and final proofs for
prescriptions, and drawing maps ofclaims and Town.
ships. from the original surveys for those defining
them. For preparing the papers and procuring
Certificate for donation claim, where there is no
conflict, my charge is Ave dollars. For preparing
snd6 ling' declaratory statements and paying tho
governmentfee, three dollars. For Township maps.
hve dollars, and claim maps one dollar each. In
all cases the fee must como In advance r~
Persons having bought land, acquired ander tho
Donation Law, cannot be too careful TO see Cerif-
Gates are issued. AN POE.
Nov. "a, 1860. fst1 Olympia, W. ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22

BOWS ADvIcE.-Lorenzo Dow once
closed discourse with the following
language, which is as singular for its
quaintness as practical in its advice:
II want you, my young sinners, to
kiss and get married, and devote your
time to morality and money-making.
Then let your home be provided with
such comforts and necessarics as piety,
pickles, pots ndkettlcs, brushes, brooms
and benevolencc, bread, virtue, wine and
wisdom. Have these always on hand,
and happiness will be with you. Do
not drink anything Intoxicating, eat
moderately, 60 about business after
breakfast, lounge a little after dinner,
chat after tea, and kiss after quarrel
ing. Then all the joy, the peace and
bliss the earth can afford shall be yours
until the grave closes over you, and
your spirits are borne to brighter and
happier world"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-22

We now offer for sale the celebrated
new York Reaper and New York
Reaper and Mower.
Made E1pressly for California, BY Wade and Child,
at Springfield, Ohio.
We have sold the above make of Machines for
the last five years, with increased sale every year.
One hundred and sevcnty-six ofthese Reapers were
sold last season. all Of which gave the most perfect
satisfaction, as being the most DURABLE, LI0Hr
RUNNING, and COMPLETE Reaper and Mower In use.
Extra parts always on hand
Also, KetChum's Mower. Improved
for 1861. Said to be the best single Mower ever
made.
Also, The Vermont Mower and
Reaper. A light draft. Cuts five feet suita-
bic for small farms.
Also, Hairs, Pitts and Russell's
Threshers; Powers, &c.
Bradloy's Patent Horse Rakcs.
Spring Steel Teeth Wheel Horse Rakes.
Revolving Horse Rakcs (all sizcs.)
Hay and Barley Rakes, Barley Forks, Hay Forks,
Scythes and Swaths TALL kinds), Grain Cradles,
Seed Sewers, CutivatOrs, Farm or Plantation Mills
(for grinding feed-best in usc), Browns Burr
Stone Mills, Hand Mills, Horse Carts, Wagons,
Flows, Harrows, Nails, Hoes, Shovels, Grind
stones (all sizes, in casks single), Large Road
Flows, Box Scrapers, ETC., etc.
All Of which are offered for sale at the lowest
city prices. J. ID. ARTHUR T. SON.
Corner of Washington and Davis streets,
April 20, 1861. 23:m3 California.