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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

LEGISLATURE OF CALIFORNIA.-From
the Red Bluff Independent we learn that
the Legislative Assembly Of California
will be composed nearly as follows {:
neutrality-suspicious., IA; Union Dem
ocrats, 10; Secessionists, 10. In the
House-Republicans, 48; Union Dem
ocrats, %; Sccessionists, 10. 1t will
be perceived that the Republicans have
majority of II on joint ballot.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

pI" A private in Capt. Blacks com
pany, at Fort Vancouver, committed
suicide on Sunday last, by shooting
himself with a musket. On the even
ing of the same day buglcr belonging
to the same company accidentally shot
himself while returning from II hunting
excursion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

nD- The Sitter Age says, according
to popular estimate, the rebels must
have at least 100000 men under arms.
This is one soldier for every twenty in
habitants, and without full pay, it would
take 100000 per day, SIS, 100000 per
month, or$1S0, 600, 900 annually to pay
expenses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19
Halls Sarsaparlll0, Yellow Dock
and lOd1he Of POtaD6-Is purely a. re-

Hairs Sarsapar1ll0, Yellow Dock
and lOdlde Of POtas6-Is purely a. re-
presented and made in strict accordance with phar
maceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free
from Spirits, Mercury, and Arsenic which csunot
qe said OF any other known preparation Of the
kind. As good and reliable tonic alternative, 1t
is unequalled. 1t quickly removes from the gs'
tenn all morbid aud impure matter,- Mersury,
Lead and Arsenic. For all chronic diseases, there
is no other remedy extant that will, or does esrs,
Rhumatism, Scrofllv, Old Sores, Salt Rheum,
Govt, Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body,
Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Spring Fever Indigestion, Liver Complaint ~.
diseases arising from An impure state Of Blood,
Skin and Kidneys, - quick and sure, - Halls
Sarsaparilla, Yellow dock and lodide Of Potass.
For sale everywhere, for One Dollar; Bottles
sent BY express 70 any sddres for Five Dollars.
b. Hall Co., Sole Propsietors.
Nos. 63l / 532 Clay st., San fraacisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ We learn from the Victori,
Press that the steamer Wilson G. Hunt,
left on Sunday morning last for As
toria, where she will be laid up for q
short time to repair before being placed
on the Portland and Dalles route.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

BETTER TIMEs.-The Oregonian says
"There is not a mechanic or laborer
idle, at present, in Portland" The
surplus population have gone to the
mines and arc making their "pile,"
giving those who stay behind chance
to do likewise ut home.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

B@- The Oregon Statesman says a
farmer in Lane county Ogn., set out
about 6,OOO plants oftobacco last spring,
and says it has yielded very well. liz
thinks it will thrive nearly as we'll in
Oregon as in Missouri.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

MAIL CsAxsE.-Owing to the new
steamer bringing the mail from Olym-
pia'"n Mend.ys and Thursday. Messn.
Winsor 1 Lamar, with the consent of
the new pstmaster q Olympia, have
changed their stage days to Monday,
Thursday and Saturday from Stella
co"m, and wednesday, Friday and
Sunday ftom Olympia. I'M VIII
lixms will bsve the kindness 70
send the mail down On esek of the three
days named, We shall hsmcsEssth have
Eve mails awsek, instesd VI oaly two,
- heretofore. This h . god dsni
gsined. and We are truly graisfal for il
to oil who have contri6ufsd to hing it
sbout.-P & HNaek
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

Va SOoeSws OSPs. 81
II l. thought that the rsbsls viii not
b able to hoId Lexington long.
A rebel scout was eaptarsd nsar
yeesssoo City. w.s - b shot Sept
26eh.
NcCullosgh wss repeated 10 -
marching npidly to s1see . junctioa
with Price. He 10 sear Lexisgtou,
with . Ssrce reported Il $1,000 mes,
we'll sapplisd with artillery.
The lass o. Mulligsu's sids ~ l5o.
on the rshsl side. 90.
Intercepted lsttess b 0eeesuioa men,
ben u he Maryland Legis1aacss, chow
tAat tssiene nembesu - SAst body,
formed - elabosaee sehone ~ he No.
saGs 0fa sseessiom oediaonco, aad o.
attempt - isaaGusaee seoe)lioa u thse
6taee aRaiwst tie 0ovsnmeaA ooa-
mary menDaeos ~ pupeooniaR 8 done
sased ~ 1>nos Aum IL hoesogD q civ.
h y estimsAsd TIT 0ss. HslAassas's
sanpaags 10 Vs. 80 - oUvoesmset
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

BE- The Portland Times says that
Judge Wyche, Of Vancouver, took his
departure Ola Monday, for Walla Walla,
where he has gone to hold term of
the United States District Court for
that district.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19
Sympathetic Chords.

n lew weeks since the Il. - HFotH
contained mild editorial denunciatory
Of the secession tendencies Of the Port
land Adcertiser. The Herald went on
70 say that it "coull not join the hue
and cry against the Aaes...ser as a Sc
cession sheet, and while it profes>ed TO
believe that the editor of that journal
was certainly very naughty, that he was
ct hear, loyal citizen and not at all
identified with the interests of Jeff,lom.
1t is inexplicable to US how a man can
entertain sentiments dissimiiar to those
which he continually advances, and it
certainly appears marvellous that the
Adroti>er man should be guided by a
strange fatality which should impcl
him to CLEAN from treason journals par
sgr,phs and extracts the exact reverse
of his own sentiments. 1t is also mat
ter we cannot explain to our satisfaction
that the Adterttser should oppose every
measure of the Administration for the
suppression of rebellion, and not be, at
least, a secession newspaper.
Away with such palpable contradic-
tons. We believe in calling things by
their proper terms, without mincing
words to spare the feelings of those who
merit but dislike the name of traitor.
Ifany man can read one number of the
Adrertiser without pronouncing the ed
itor as rank dis,mionist 1--WE use a mild
tcrm) as cords can make him, he is him.
self either a knave or fool. With the
enemy within three miles of Washing
ton-with the rebel hosts anxious to
pillage our cities, slaughter our citizens,
and sacrifice those who render home
,attractive,-hear what this d" Union man
at heart says: We haze every reason
to inroke Dirine intfrposition to stay the
hand Of Lincoln, para.y<e his efforts, and
thus put stop to THIS unnatural, intestine
Tar that HE HAS INAUGURATED AND CAR
RIED ON! And this man the Herald
considers "Union man at heart!
A man who blasphemously invokes d.
vine aid to paralyze the efforts of the
President in performing his sworn duty
of defending our noble government
against conspiracy of peyiurors, pirates
and there's, a Union man! A man so
destitute of shame that he can publish
the lie that the present Administration
inaugurated the war, Union man!
God forbid! We believe the Herald
man must have known better, but in
huenced by an attempt at moderation,
has entirely overshot the mark. Either
this must be true, or the unwclcomc
conviction forced upon us that that ed
itor is but striving to shield the Adrer-
tiser from the rage of an outraged peo-
pie, thus verifying the adage-" A
.tellow feeling makes him wondrous
kind"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19
The "QYext Act"

Those who have not read the Port
land Adcyasr will perhaps be sur
prised to learn how openly it advocates
treason, and that too in the heart of
loyal, patriotic community. 1t not
only Is the especial advocate of the in
terests of Jefidom in Oregon, but it is
absolutely aiding Southern traitors in
defying the Government. 1t will be
remembered that about two months
ago, all written intercourse between the
loyal States AMI Secessia was interdic..
ed by proclamation, as follows:
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
August "a. 1861.
The President of the United States
directs that his proclamation Of the 10Th
instant, interdicting commercial inter
course with the so-called Confederate
States. shall be applied to correspon-
dence with those States, and has de-
volved upon this Department the en-
forcemen. Of so much Of this interdict
rs relates Ia such correspondence. The
officers and agents of this Department
will, therefore. without further instruc-
tions. lose no time in putting an end to
written Intercourse with those States.
10y causing the arrest of any express
agent or other person who shall, after
the pron,ul CATION of this order, receive
letters to he carried to or from those
States. and will seize all such letters
and forward them TO this Department.
NJ. BLAIR,
Postmaster General.
Right in the face of this Introduction,
the Adrert;ser has the nerve to pub
lish in its advertising columns the card
of one Nj. d. Whitcsidc, a rebel, who
proposes to carry letters between the
loyal and seeded States, for fifteen
cents each, in uttcrdefiancc Of the above
proclamation. The Constitution de-
fines treason to be-"in levying war
against the United States, or in adher-
ing to their enemies, giring them aid and
comfort" Is not the Adrertiser giving
aid to the enemy, in the broadcast sense
of the term?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

DErERRED.-We regret that We are
again compelled to defer Mr.. Tilton's
letter, also one from a ColvilIe cores
poodcnt The crowded appearance Of
our columns renders IN apology unnec-
essary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

DRowNED.-Thc steward of the
steamer CoWiite fell overheard and WAS
drowned near Portland on Tuesday
last. A search WAS made, but he could
not be found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

Nsw ExPosr.-The Portland TIMES
says that steam en.s cine 10 to be placed
in the wharf store-house at st. Helens
for shaving slaves for the California
market.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

RErukxED.-A. Fr.nkel, Esq, mer-
chant of this place. returned from San
Francisco on Sunday evening, whittier
lie had been to purchase winter mer.
clsndise.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Religious Notices.

Rev. n. J. EVANS will preach in the District
School House on the FIRST, second, aud fourth
Sundays of each month, at HAN.
Services in the NJ. E. Church every Sabbath,
evening, at Z O'Clock. sf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

- We advise those desirous of &c.
'ecti"g fruit trees from the largest ~
tortment and best varieties in the Ter.
ritory to purchase Of 0aneloG. Nozzle
/ Co. Their stuck also embraces q
variety Of shrubbey and ornamental
treeA al Of which will b cold for cash
or country produce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

FoUHD.-Ths remains Of M. Wiler.
freight clerk Of the Si1rs Nepada, have
been found in the harbor 1t victoris.
He disappeared from the steamer about
. month sincs, since which time his
fate he'd been amysssey. He undoubt.
sdly fell overheard aec;dsutally.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ The Ala ssys that there II Z
heavy crop Of cotton growing in Tulare
Valley, California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ The bark Samxa Merritt re-
Gently sailed from Oak Point, with q
cargo of So, 900 feet of lumber.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ Late Honolulu papers state that
Col. T. }. Dryer. American Consul at
the Sandwich Islands, is lying danger
ousiy i'll.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ Oregon apples are selling in Sen
Francisco atfrom Ito 8 cents per pound,
and pears at from 8 to 8 cents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ The steamer Ezra anderson
Capt. Fleming, will leave this place for
Victoria every Tuesday until further
notice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ Daniel s. Dickinson heads the
Union ticket Of New York 70. Cover
nor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

Doctors Percy Z c., Ne. Sll -
post street, between California aad Piae, ~
Francisco, PASs;esss M Op~saiV SIKpsess, Aen-
bers Of the Royal Colleges d Loadea and E0n.
bsrgh, 0radsasss efthe Uaivsss1elss sflosdee ~
EdiabsrgA. -Firss Psises 81 Aaaosa0 asA Chso-
is,ry, ssd Secoad bs Medical Jssisprsdesce os sAs
sbovs naaed Uaivessities, -Heassay Physieisss
- The Bdisbusgh Lying -uespisal, sat Sssg.ss
- Olasgsv Lett HosPasal, beg ~ eal she sssesac.
u ~ pahlic 70 tAeir haiss6 I'D q ThsseU -
Csisv Dissaas. asl uay - ceasulseA 1aily Ne
"a. \. ill . p. H., -
DsssAsss - sus rseisvus sssAss:
5ss., ks<, r.. As~s, I.... iSv. &'e-- -
6ssa6.ss 1->s, ~ -. ~.
~ - NnaV othHy o.
~; ~
Gbysi Chss-0p~u6so e sssU - -
eAasa<ses Pssebs1sA- A. 1M6vsS - lNS
bsaa1. Ass - -, g., see., veSVe
asaw PWa1~ G11mnD =. ~. u1ss -
usseulns khsu9seiso, esa0ssH ssns1 Chsssx
go Aeuss, 80 0sessany $4,000 - ~ - d
nsssssy. DOCt6aD S00ct . CO.
ga Dupsse sssss, ~. Cun1Aguh ~ Piss-
D. R--AD Isoasn ~ AAvics - ncdieiss
.sy :.s.S: - - - sa'i's'' '''''''
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

THAxKs-To Purser Finch, of the
steamer Enterprise, for newspaper
&vors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

RAIx.-Ws have ftsqasSt showsu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

tian1s - - vDsioas usupsonb ~ $500
~ sa1ehsnos1 49, 49, Cwij 81 -
eassssbs, aasuAeesss1 ~ - AssssssA =
- esaasisee, 81 = ~ - q vhich sssy =
eistouao - 49, Qesty - pssoaesss -;
A0n0 - t1nunn6 - pes91nD - hess
~ iaUn1aahls ssosAy ui16io shslna6U oscsA
sssy - - 49, hevs eapssisses1 - esss =.
eelsl ssss1es- - - - = Nh -
s0s.sy. IAsa " M $3.50 vs~s -
6sasA - 0AnnnaGa - MDsisses 1scg
- GGGDno 49, - ~ - - - -
$500 - $500 eos1gnsse y -
ssoup sls,1g 81 so1su111s oes1ulsS1s." ~ =.
= v6slsah - ~ - HI. Asmsooes -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

rAnysysst kesas nov nAa fwsuitsth srset, hetwe@
yvs 80 eesns1 svesuss ~ nsse cftai, nsAtca enA
easAes coosntse2oas day Aa< pxfo4 mxfee
uoa Ousx~nsssd siwsys o. 49,
MAoAnx RANvEr R1nOvRD -suB CAN iNroRM
w ~ fsteos snA ia pneuc Of ~ The events II ne
~ - Rivingtna ah6f3 LAdsea - cents; gentle
ma sf6vieA Hcurs FROM IN 4 ~
TUE Gas ATKsr woADsR II YHn WORLD IN THE
i yosng and ssccmpnsked msAssne HynON, from psrtS
ssvvsssp uAtas sasuyesa inseyPeenc sisnst'ona iaw
p~ras a. alvs ssost " make you beloved ~
yoor ia~s AID bring o9sh her those long separated
k~stn~uo~ Third Twenty sevvutA ssreea,
s~cona 0ocs LAdirs 10 c~nts. gentismsn. 80 centa
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DEi DvoDs
81 retail for cash
srHAsa' ADnlAScE coo us Broadway.
Fossics And DosssSic Day ssS Co. GOODS nS's'
@ rsos. xsr.@se .sS Eusn.s o.l,ooe.. st $
go Rsss prlsssS De Dss.iaes .. ia. to Is cent.
no Bcss ss. s,i sssa e g cents cent. %.
% Pine Ir.I IAnen, at % cent, per yard and
=" Sosss D.D. "A SsTtias 81 per dozen and upwards
RAJ. rsS s. a .ns s q &C S. aSsss s.u.o
ssesnet Mon and swis. husiins and
80 plece. Cotton and ool al Sool Fannss q. iic
seD aosan casoa: seriao and lAmbssoo stockings q
WI '''s s,i Iia S Sys i IN GREAT VARIETY.
UNDER oXssrs si s.i Il s, Z VARIETY.
HOUSEKEEPING 90 s 'Ds o. si'I fsssY DESCRIPTION
soLoRAb s sr,s i IN Ssk es' VARIETY.
a. cor pr yard and ngwArds
L s NIB s.;.. A Is:s s ;s,i s
Rel Inn. 6.s. f.'r i., sf ssss. and Scarf.
AZ. srss. resac r,. % Coz,
s.ss Z. s..ss s. T..i sss z sss s .sss
xoyKsrso etoSs U.s. ss sisssis REDUCED.
g y."s ~ rnsa ''s"ea "oens per tAfa
ysss srs; ss.ng cAnu French Organizes. NJ cents
' S ws-sal. ksss. y 80 per Rob- and upwards, ,ery
Iao ssssss ses yer, ssols. syi.- ls.. than
onks4DrSgs sy No ysrd ssa oKESADfsg ROBES,
Ara oHsss ssSsissz on cosr.
@pees nsErss Aasias :, 70 ssa pr yars worth isx
ot - ss sSgs = = ..r, ysf,sos
@""' A. = srrss rsasesisa. -
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Al iEss rnak .ssrs ~ rNroErAvIoS.
sssss. 1asssa s,ss se' a.. '''>s'~'
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as ga. a.ss sass 81 !. pss Sssa ~srs1 81 IS VII
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s.......,,.. 800. .,..,,,..
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,,,~>>~>~,DHx e0oDs. G..
EMBRoIDERIEs roR srsTso'
- A. =. STEWART co.
In the and cSosssi csssss q Trsash sosss sas
s.rs HsspLzwoEk COLLAR.
shIS' HASDkEAcHiEFs, louroSs' h"Sns' &C. Ae
extensive variety o.
Ssm snn and s-i sss XXI ESrfs
AT popular prsce&
E'AMILy DRY GOODS.
ARNOLD. cossTABLx 90. ARE
Now offering 70 their Retail Trade.
A. very LOW PRICES. their ,a8s
LARGE STOCK OF ssRx0 GOODS.
Cou.lzsirs. y psrt, %
BARNsLEY. sooroH. md lnIsH LINEN GOODS,
OF every dsecnpaoa-
BLANKETS, QUILTS, rLAkKxIs, LACE ana MUSLIN
CURTAINS, DRAPERy NUsLrSs
PLAID. STRIPED, and PLAIN JAcoNErs.
SWISS and NULL AusLIxs.
oRGANDIEs aud TARLRroEs
5ta Also, ll-2 &
A sun stockoS
COTTON sHxRTINGs AND sHIRTyNas.
All Of the best mako
Canal street. corner q Mercer.
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II ESRY D. HBars JR, AUc1IDNRExs WILL s6Ix or
Ii TUESDAY, March 10

TIENRY GReEN AUC1TONRER-M MARCH
II IL q l0h o'clock IT the auction store 1874 william str~s
Tea Coffee soap Herring Olives Bscns spices Is casks
and 30 demlohns liquors. pure ntte
Lead, l2O.0O imported and German seq. rs
90 ALSO, AT " O'CLC OK, ..-sM......
Lot OF Coats Pants Vests Shirts shaws Dry oods Boots
{ hoes, Caters sewing Machioes, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

CyAkr frD1A PALE ALE--LAsT YEARS sT0cE. rsso
~ b"ndrsd hoeshesds Tor sale t rsducsscn IL coss-
gu~ocs % removal from vaults No New sr-ct LEI -
Say; Apray 70 HENNy o. rbsrEB sols agent FOR Ec<-
MANS fbnsdeiphia Ale, u t~6sr street
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SPORTING.

UrRAFcIs BUTLER, 10. PEEK SLIT, HAS ALL THE
chaAas b8Beds for ~ AsA aeeck Hutisr fnfAtfos
Masrp Curs Pea Bsteminator % per bottle But
lees BseedlnE TrnninR DtessqA Ao 81 Dogs, o. Dog
vUeT IMpoHrKp-ExPRRsaLy FOR STOCK. THE
a iarxe RuaHian HlDo0h0ssud the cy, ALSO knsish
beasie Hes,sda Enensh ur.yhounds, scc,ch Deer
Hcuuda Kipa Charles SpAnAels ack the
mammoth breed Barnard Pups n the purest breed Ad
drrss Qsrdser Of broadway aud fifeth street
uAcHT RRBKccA ron sAf.E-sHE oAN BR sxsS
I IL Ovvenposnt.
yyACBr uOwENA FOR sALL THE sPLBNDrD
sIoop yacht 10 tons buvhen, lying nj West
n Conn Il offered for saie together with her tackle
psre and furniture She put 10 hrs rate order BY her
Ile ovuey r. H wnsow EsQ during the past season; IL
mSIeriy ana elegantly FURNISHED in every respect and @
vsssrrt 90 or 70 Il A PHIfLLPS. u B<vsA way, nj
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A c. FUTILE, AUCrIONRER
"A. Uflloe, $50 Broadway.

me suosc % VII! devote ~. attention hsrsofo
AND STOCKS OF CABINET MAKRkS AND OTHER0
HIS expcrienre Of yrsrs In this csy guarantee ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

s6I0NEB's SALE OF READY MADE CIOrHYvn
a Piece Goods &c "A n CRrvTALAR, auctoneer g
Rs.Sy Made Co,itos eprang tn =! about 0srmsst
ness Coaa: large lot OF summer Ooshig; SILK sia -
ctsmess vests doaskn asnAt snd fancy cssers PaaIa
s.une3 LINING. &c. together Win shirs Drawers Collar
Cravats and 1iea Also, lot OF Hats and caO
Gags together with assortment OF Talors rrmines g.
&c BY order OF Assignee. Also two Sewing Machines
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A UCTTON NoTICE.-AFAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
keeping will esposs Of 1t private All their PAror
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture great saoriass
viz CARVED seven octave Panofort excoiten2
order ccs go for go including stool and over; Paros
bee, Bureaus, Be6steS9s Wsshsands solid roscwood
cost S1p for eo0 Mattresses &c The Furniture was -
maze 70 crder FOR toe present ADD hss been In -
but I'VE months and ~ complete order Inquire No
" eat Twenty -sixth stIeai, sixth ave.
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ySpFNcU REsTAURArT, III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in rANFKRsOT takes the liberty % inform the pubs
Fsrts; her t.bs Ghose 81 esdy Recommended BY i eSc
tcoce w r,cesvc 49, Y, VII oe a. usuS
rasbel ersrsrs0a Tar families Mc.is snpped In pvea
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WINEA ANn LfQuORa.

COUrN DO~h mUTToS. ENgJdHH ROAST DWW
Tkks, No. 6tSftne stre~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

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sEaARs AND TOBACCO.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-17

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REsTAURANTs.

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-27
Tenue.see Horp,Inl Ar.nolnt,on.

/ Having attended meeting of this benevolent
Association this moring ut Christ Church, was
impressed with the trne beauty and worth of Wo-
mans character, by the harmony which governed
THEN meeting, and the amount of business dispatch
ed in so short time.
They elected President to fill the vacancy Gauss
Ell by Mrs. FoeGs resignation. Mrs. DR.. SHELBY
was unanimously elected.
They could not have found any ONE more worthy,
and at the same time more capable of managing the
business affairs, having for three months devoted
her entire time in establishing this Association.
And since The sick soldiers have been in midst,
she has spent mas1 Of the time at the Hospitals,
from ca rly dawn until late at night thus sacrificing
her comfort as well as her domestic affairs, for her
counh.y's good.
They then proceeded to elect the following Vice
Presidents: Mrs. Gen. Polk, Mrs. Daniel Graham I.
Mrs. Boyd McNairy, Mrs. George Chatham, Mrs.
Ed. D. Fsrnsworth, Mrs. DTvid Williams, Mrs John
S. MGNairy, Mrs. John L. Brown, Mrs. Washington
Barrow. NJ
November %.