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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-04-05

population. We should certainly choee the for
m~r.
We think it is safe TO anticipate that a
larg- proportion If those who 90 to the Car
iboo or the Salmon river mines will sooner or
later become citizens Of Washington Territory.
on the supposi,ion that our eastern boundary
will be line directly north Of the northeast
corner Of Oregon.
There are many valid reasons why this
should he the eastern boundary of the State
Washington. 1t would give a reasonable
amount 81 Territory in good shape. and al
though it would be divided by the Cascade
mountains, the two SECTIONS could he connect
I'd wi,ha good wagon road that would give
the people east Ut the mountains an easy az
Cess 10 the markets If the Sound and British
Columbia. and We believe il can he easily
demonstrated that this is just wha, IL is de-
sired by the Walla Walla region To develop
their agricultural resources. The Sound re-
gicn will be- the great commercial ami lum-
u
furnish a good marke, for the agricultural
portion east Of the Cascades. and both sec
tions will have an inierts; in constructing a
road from some point on the Sound to Walla
Walla. Those acquainted with the noun
tains know that it is practicable to make a.
good road. at less cost, as the national road
over the Allegheny mountains, and wi.rn this
is accomplished there will be- no desire on
the part Of those east Of the mountains To h.
cut of from Washington Territory. whatever
may b. the case now. Does any one sup
pose that the people Of the western portion Of
New York-thc great wheat growing region
would consent TO be separated from their
commercial emporium, New York City! Yet
the commercial portion Of that State are anx-
ious for the advancement Of pecuniary inter-
est, to be formed into new State and just
SO it will be with the Sound interest few
years hence We are willing to be bound to
our inland friends, and hereafter pay our full
share of the expense of connecting the two
sections with good road, and we are sure
that our Walla Walla neighbors will be will
ling to remain with u.s. They will enjoy all
the advantages to be derived from the prox-
Unity of the mines as fully part of our Ter
ritory as if embraced in the one to be formed
We can never consent for the boundary
line to be the summit of the Cascade range of
mountains, as proposed by some. That
would reduce our area too much, and keep us
out of the Union for many years to come. 1t
would likewise cut us off from good grazing
and agricultural country SO necessary for our
numbering and commercial interests on this
side of the mountains. Nature designed the
two sections for one State. We must initiate
our neighbors in Oregon, who acted wisely in
refusing to give up her immense pastures
east Of the mountains, which will become in
a few years the most valuable portion of the
State.
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y From private letter from Victoria w
learn that the steamer Elisa Asdevso~ will
b. here in few days to carry the mails on
the Sound.
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PEssoNAL-Amory Holbrook. Esq, Of
Oregon. has returned from visit to the At
lantic States.
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% The census Of Oregon City. shows
population Of $50, Of whom POI are males
26j females.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-04-05

SCRNR IN CONaRRss.-Whcn the official
account Of the capture Of Fort Henry was
read in the House. the most tumQltuous cheer.
ing was heard, while tears Of joy rolled down
the cheeks of the few border State men in
Congress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-04-05

q A locomotive was received at Portland
BY the last Poetic. designed for Der Chu,es
railrnad-a stretch Of fifteen miles between
Dalles and Des Chutes.
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~ His Excrllency. Gov. Turney, is ex-
pected in few DAYS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-04-05

- Hon. Frank Clark passed through thi,
place On Saturday. bound Sal'nonward. W.
understand that he intends to practice hi,
profession in that region.
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u A gentlemeu from Port Madison in.
forms us that four inch plank WAS recently
sawed At Neig's mill sse Axsdred ssd seres
feet in length. Can that bc beat in Yankee
don't
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WY THEY BURNED rnR LIBRARY lit 10
sur,niscd that Gen. Pillow burned the State
Library Of Tennessee just before cvacuating
Nashville. in order to destroy certain treason
able papers and correspondence filed away
within it, which IL taken by our troops would
have seriously compromised distinguished
men in both sections Of the Union.
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MAILS BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND ORE.
ooN.-The editorial correspondence Of the S.
+. Bsliefis, under date Of Feb. 4th, has the
following item: ut having been found quite
impossible to carry the Overland between
Sacramento and Oregon during the winter
season, the contract he's been abrogatsd and
the mails are hereafter to 60 by Holiday l.
F1iutt line Of steamers.
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- Portland is literally jammed with "a
iformians hound Salmonwartls.
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CRAwLsp Or o. A 6CRAPE.-in..
6o(ano HHsh .tellp about lady ID IT, ','.
neighboshood whose drese acciden'ss' ~.
getting on Ore, wee I'll ablaze oelO;s
shs discovered Il, when with ready ~ ~
and great cosrsgs ehe adroitly ;. u" ""S
the fnstenings Of her crinol'ne .I S
crawled ont Of the bad serapc IN doo0'
le-quick, without injury.
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CuAxos o. TAcn0-The Shasta
CwSr nys the. ths rshsl plan::of fight
ing malEss ~ important chsnee in drill;
Instead Of the command Of "6re and 4
Gill back" they havs substituted "ta9
back without firing" judging from
recent events in Missouri, We expect
they will adopt ystaaother change w.
ssDronere to nOjooO."
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70 Dr. Henry started for Oregon OH Mon
day last, to be absent about two weeks Mr..
Giddings has charge Of the Surveyor Gcncr-
ais Office during his absence. In this con-
nection it may not be improper to observe
that no little merriment has resulted from our
friend Alonzo's "April-fool joke" announcing
us as Acting" Surveyor General. Station
cry thieves have been on the alert while
four of the five clerks and draughtsmen have
been "dunned" every day during the week,
their creditors, no doubt, surprising that "A
change of administration makes fat calves"
Our friends will find consolation in the motto
"No debts, no friends"
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- A party Of Toughs recent!
attempted to trample on the mining
Laws in Florence, in . disputed cia'm
alEair, when suddenly about two nun.
drsd rssolute men, armed with nnes
and shot guns, came down upon tnem
unawarssI aad imme1iately put sgCI
to their malicious dssigus.-Wal@ ""'
d &elesmGp. A1vek 42nd.
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70 We have received from the publisher.
A. Rosenfcld, San Francisco, small work
entitled "Guide and History of Salmon Riv-
er and Cariboo mining Districts" containing
much valuable information connected with the
mines, tables Of modes and prices Of travelling.
distances from point to point ON the routes to
both regions, a vocabulary Of the Chinook
Jargon, etc. Price so cents. Send orders to
the publisher, San Francisco.
, 1862-01-16
Business Cards.

Business Cards.
NACHESS HOTEL,
AZ the head of Ksaeh's Wharf, stcIlneOOm.
RECENTLY NEWLY FITTED UP AND REPAIRED
-
Board without
single meals al ali hours Of the day and night o. cents each
eslm Mrs. ANNA cARSEY, Proprietor.
G. FORD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.tta .s AND H.4
DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
At the old stand Of H. G. Williamson & Co.
Terms casIt--NO deviation.
Motto: Cash sales and small profits. A
J.v. MEEKER,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
SteIIaeOOm, W. T.
attended TO- Address through the Post Once at this Place
P.J. MooREY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 4
Foreign and Domestic Wines and liquors.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, ks,
sTEiLAC0oM, W.T. Leaf
FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OmcE--cOrner Of Commercial and Main streets,
srETIACOOM, lily
$. McCAw & co..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND
SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hardware, Tinwars, CrOcksry. Sse.
i.iS ---D''A '''-' '''n srn1AcOOM. VT.
GEORGE GALLkGHER.
DEALER IN
STOVES, HARDWARE, TINwARE, AGRI
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS; ETC.
sly steIIaeOOm, W.T..
CHARLES f. ROBBINS,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Jgps, Presses. Printing iUatsfiaI.
INKS, CARD STOCK, &C.;
Nos. an 20 4I5 Clay street,
(OPPOsrE ERASE HAKERs)
a-tily SAN FhANctscO.
WIN. FAULKNER 4 SON,
I3S sansome ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
Agents for James Conner Sons
Us 9.TXPI FOUNDRY,
And dealers in all kinds Of
PRINTING MATERIALS.
Printers vn nd u their advantage to ea on ns before
purchasing y oo.ly
G. CROSBY. n. tROsBY, IN. L. c. GRAY
Q. CROSBY & co.,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE
AND DRY GOODS.
saf Tam Water W: +.
tAYAr-ETn BALcH. hti ~ LhWEIlnn,
BALcH q wEBBER,
Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers IN
PUGET SOUND LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
CargOes furnished for Export on short notice.
Stewart street. near FOlsOin,
SAN FRAScIscO, Cal, and
sTEMAcoON, W.T..
Aooom. Ism
a. ~ ounAH, EsuEH
A. N. GILMAN q co..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC WINES AND
LIQUORS,
No. w Front street,
Ism SAN FRANCISCO.
II. n. BANCROFT. A. l.. BANCROFT
n. n. BANCROFT q co.,
Publishers, Booksellers and StatiOneTs.
One Of The IarEss. best assorted stocks Of oos IN
every department Of literature and staple and fancy Station
cry, In the United States.
No. coo Montgomery street,
san Franchise.
STAGE
M A.' 3
GEv1RT STABLE
STEILAOOOM, w. T.
8 wISsoR LANAN, Pyeprieiar.
s. McoAw & co.
ORsr for sale, At Wholesale aud Retail,
, 1862-01-16

M NOL.cE-aoLDfERs, TRANSFERS, SAILORS. (or ,hslr
sleS. o. oplln chdrsn) Who served In ans van o.
i@ ..lef n calioua o. elnsuhefr, PRIOR 70 March a.
= ..I cnldrsu uho we're under u yuaru that data
- esfsod On ta coaai of California N ne Menlcan
10, - aeA = aldfa1l ~. Canl hat haga hlsn ~
" y. hands q cher arunil, have beun alculIfnIlF
1-.l ~ ~ A1snt. aclnT luF IiI, thnIaiy pald. land
~ ,l :, ~ ~. p esasr and 81 bualnel1 rolulrns
a,.......,..A LLOYD o..
--'...s.1ss . ~ = ~ lis.il q Dsp.ssssni.'
Nan1'1a clg. nss. -, is'os Ssm
, 1862-01-16
NOTICE.

TEIE UNDERsIGNEDGIvE NOTICE THAT
they desire all persons indebted them TO call and make
eeemenl with reference "a prompt payment wheat oats
tys and cattle viii be bought on account.
We further give notice that desire TO stop giving credit
customers. and that while regret inability 70 ae-
oommodar them, We feel would Be unjust 10 ourselves 10
continue The ayatem longer.
Hence, W hope none win solicit credit hereafter.
s.sTlasOOn, Sept 81, 1904 sci
, 1862-01-16
NOTICE! NOTICE!

II TAKE THIS METHOD TO INFORM THE
public generally that In future win not endorse for any
one and hope 70 escape further annoyance.
, 1862-01-16
~ STEILACOOM -Y.
.a1l LIVERY STABLE. Cs$G>7.fs

h1hsd himself In the above business in ths Mace, VI
sps ~ h Atlenton eSeualvey 70 conducting proper
sssa .aa. oss u Be hep, In READINGS, for The ssoun
a ans .prne BUGGY, for parties Wishing 10 enjoy
bs--.n. rlde through the country.
s,AhAAho farullhsd a. modsfaie raisa
SI onARLH STEWART.
, 1862-01-16

In view Of the facts in the case. recommend
their use in our common schools.
We publish the following letter from Prof
Wilson on the subject, which will he found i'm
portant to our educational interests:
, 1862-01-16
NUMBER OF CHILDREN.

From the most reliable information at our
command, we find that the number of children
over the age Of four and under twenty-One
years is 2,141.
, 1862-01-16

stlisfsllansous 8 rsrtisrmrnts. .
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round hs body rushed over the paraPes OF the out
works, and, crying Come on my brave boys, was
blown TO pieces by shell.
HAIR BREADTH ESCAPES.
A Leutenant-C Colonel in an Iowa regiment during
the fierce contest of Saturday afternoon, bad nine
bullets put through his coat, and yet sustained no
injury.
Peter Morton of the 18th Illinois had the case Of
his watch which be wore in his upper vest pocket,
Immediately over his heart, torn away by canister
shot, and the watch still continued to keep time.
The life Of Reuben Davis Of the Kentucky 5th
was saved by silver half-dollsr in bis waistcoat
pocket. lie had borrowed that amount Of COM
psnon some days before and offered to return it be-
fore going upon the field; but his companion told him
TO keep the coin ~ he might stand in need Of it be-
fore night He had need of it in his greatest need,
for rifle ball struck the coin in the center, and de-
stroyed the figure Of Liberty on its face.
vERACIOUS OMEN.
Within the fort small Secession flag was planted,
and twice the pole supporting it WAS shot away.
Some one picked ii up, and said THAT is y
bad omen; if it is brought down again, we will be
defeated" Hardly had he spoken before shell
burst above bic head, and fragment shvercd the
staff, and crashed through the speakers skull.
might relate hundred such strange incidents Of
the three days battle but these enough TO show
how truth often transcends the liniiis OF fiction.
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sock and bond- fAvorItes among 'nVesupg pai"ss
The Milwaukee and Praire Do Chien "'""as
earned the second week III February:
Increase Dor the week. ..............'


In cold there il no important change, but the ten
dcncy of the premium has been upward until 'he
cl,.e Of business when the rate was weak. Inc
.ran.aetions have been a, 1881 olO3i.
The Stock Board adjourned this afternoon over 70
Monday in honor Of the celebration tomorrow OF
he birthday OF Washington. The Cus'oIn'iiouse
will close at II o'clock aud the Snb-Treasury VIII
do the same il the convenience of the pnblIc does
M. reoure different course. The Banks will also
he yirtnsiIy closed after ~ o'clock.
The general business Of the street independent OF
and in connection with the the Stock Board was very
large to-day. The aggregate among the money deai-
ers has seldom been exceeded.
There il sn active demand to-day for $50 cent
Treasury Notes from investors and the quotations are
firm at 90 1901.
Mr.. Cisco has received two millions of v cent
stock belonging TO the banks.
The payments of interest on the 100 Y cent notes
are not largo today the rush being over.
The money market is active, as is natural IN the
exted state OF the stock market but the supply IL
abundant at sal = cent. Fns;-cluss paper passes
freely AZ the same rate.
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DIED.

BREWSTER InBrooklyn, Friday Feb q: 1861, Jon,,han
The friends OF th faulty invited 70 attend the tuners.
residence Of the deces,ed, No. IS Cranberry
street Brookl'n, on Monday Feb r. u4 p m, without
BUCKISGHA1In thi. city, Thursday, Feb %, Sarah
youngest daughter Of Robert AID Sarah Thompson, in tbs
3ith yesI o. her axe.
CAEROLI-In tins city, Thursday, Feb ~, Elizabeth,
wife of John Carroll, pgod q years.
CURRAN-At Harlem. on TEur.tsy Feb. 20 Henry Cuusu
after short illness. sxed Is years
Prince Edwsro Islrai p1p-is please copy.
DRiN0-On Thmsday evening Feb 70 Ihoms' DING. j.,
Of Thono. Drre AGED y eera II months and Il day.
Tie a1 friends Of the finally requested to attend
hs funeral from L late resderce No 10 Christie street
on Saturday s:!eTnooa AZ o'eoes
DtRIEL-Ou Friday morning Feb q, amer shot ues,,
Kate NJ VII. Of Nn. b. C. Duryee, and ede. daughter o.
III. pea,ives sd friends OF tho family srr respectfully invited
attend the funeral from tie resi trace Of Ler fa'her, 40
81 Fest 5Foad~ly' on sunday @terno' . a. p 10,
Of Capt IN. HI hou.e nOane, IN ne fh year Of her
MirChELLAt bite Plains. Oh Ih1r'dSy Rob. % !dn,s
III. fends are invited to attend hls funeral from his late resi-
dencc Sunday seIuoon It o'clock whoHs further IL
MARCY-On weios,asy. Jan. 20, board Tie L. : 'hip
viucennes. of tho :. = Pi" u tine Mi.'i',Pl snnuc
ceyrd fom t o Of aho~ ze fred on board Ia. ch
In the effort 20 sick and the u vessel fGru wd
cotton, seDpms % the blockade, set Oh ire and
Funeral services CGysry Church Fourth sun
dsy the I'd met. at osoc. T. The remains win be
panied by N,-l o.;or from he navy isid the
PlRNlE-On Thursday morning feb p, John ruie in tho
list year Of bis sge.
Funeral sersices viii he held Sunday the ed int s2
p 81 No. l5 East Twelfth sti.et The felativer and
friends oil the fsny respectfully invited to attend. The
remains WILL be conveyed by the 10y ~ a,le train On
Mon Jay, the 2ith lust, TO White faus fpl ineTuent
RlCHAHDS-On fridly Feb o. ateT long ard pspi1 ~
Des, James H. EichaIds in the 2'n wear OF hi, az.
His relatives and III nds respectfully invited 70 stend nj.
funeral nom h. late residence No. Barrow street. on
sunday I'D int, at O'Clock.
sELLLW-ln jersey City on idsy, Feb n Philip se,ew
in tie 27h yea Of BIZ age.
hi. friend. AID III Of the family invited attend the
funeral services Monday Ath nst. At | o'clock o m
from No 100 sshington suset jersey City The rename
viii be taken 70 Portland. Conn for intsruIent.
TAiLOR-On Thursday Fen. 90 at NO. 4. Leonard street
Mrs Sarah Tailor. aged 80 yetTs
tn. funeral viii be attended from Duane street NJ T.. Church
Saturday, the I'D a, 10 o'clock:
VAU6HAN-On Fhdsy, Feb IL OF scarlet fever. Bopamin
Qusnbuth yOunsesi son Of Dr. Am1nsh Is. aid Jane T..
Vaughan, a;edl year months and dsys
The funeral win ke place from residence OF is parents
No. go Greenwich street on Sunday, 23d inst p
The friends Of e family are iasd to attend vilheO fur.
Thor notice
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS. IL
Cleared.

s,..u.h,ps-ArIsl kim Asp.nwal. d. b. Allen; Ldin'
bur,h fHr. More mouse Liverpool, John a. Dale
siip.--Fore., Crv AI~.rh. Rotterdam, VIM Salem
Co Wrn slnk.r farley London Brett Son 4 Co. Pail
mum. fRr1 Tesan, London. Cfaisie -
B..-Iyl. (Brl. aslsiid. Monieso Bay jam Barclay
Ros,h { sons. star nins Smith, Pst Hs,sI b"hio'd
Moulton- . n, -
Co I ifi Gard bermuda, mcd al Frth judith
NEE Raymond, Brunuds smith, Jones Co Costa hca
Peel, Aspinw oil, Psnaus Rsil4osd CO.
scheones-J W nin-. M,n.on- Rosnose i.snd bs T.
H,u.iItou Co. Maria L. Davis poNuc st 1hosns. X. u.
FiidJs,; Leroy Mssrave tBr) H-rtissn Ponce, = A
su.th.f, 4 Co; Empire (brl. Doe. bermuda, h-t
tr,h. Isrvst tBr) Grim Cornwai,, y. y, L. l.
ssyius 4 soIs
sloop-RLod- I..snd Remington, Providence l.. kenny
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Arrived.

stc,m.ip Cle.lpsrie Cfowen Portland, Ne. mise. AMI
,,st aliabu. Brysn, Liverpool J.1. 49, ndse and %
pass TO e. IT, Ma-sh.l Go. it.l inst, a. l lat a. q
lon 81 20 -'ip bengd. from Hiton ior CLia. /? d.ls
,t. Of 10 D f.. Ion o. h In es.teTy snoy srUrI. ran
fol OF the ,hr Hir, u llsa, Capt De Csn from Maya.
euez. r. Tor eAr'yrs away her oo",pi. aud ''y
Capt. be and q In AL aud brought hom to THE
Sin Gollen Fad. (of New BedgofdD smith Pot Royal
ii,h nat, in bit to T. y Coleman Co Oh Cap Ilouo-
pea. Va .fo.en 10y. 4. :. sln9oa'.
ship r. Robinson Long. Antwerp q dye wood to Snow
Bsrt aelor., Webster rlillb.'hpo,' io Bo.,on.
Bns Crawford Got @esi aarh,'l SUE. t,en.g'te' fse.
brig Loeb LoiAond. cn Ci.rueso ioT boston ln, !ai
% o. on ~ spore sshr kasosc. from ArsTta' of No"
Biz L. w Arnold Dr. Of 81. John, n. b.. Atkinson, st.
Jaso % days, 'us,I to heyins sons le,h ms, 81
Brig Mary Emily or, Of Nassau, y. Pl M.yhsw Nassau,
n r. Feb H. cotton TO J. En.aa
Blk Bors.. Nov.J, Hsrnchisn, csiiA 90 days nd's to
BIZ Ilncoln, Mean, Elu,bc,hpori 'oI Boston.
Schi. Il. q. whildin (oi Philadelphia veal Ber"uda
Feb H. fruit Lambert Detns sne bnns tho cargo u
tbr blrk Mhesand from Palermo ioF Hcwf oTa IA Der
schr 3 T. johnson Lockwood fOr,ie'. Monroe d'y' in
ssbr J.a e. Brophy (ofCs,ue Mel. nulrn Bermuda 3
DAY. in b, at 70 Mctc.if duncan; NJ,
~ dsy. susr u. small.
scia Ma.y us.sa br Of Geo..e,Gwn, B,rmudA)' hcDo'
RAJ
srhr Dorus to STOCKTON de BILE. Masosne Feb.
o. f...ool - tnasisr . $50 go
" , s., on 3.r A.tsd Buell. " yc mi River dsys
,.ll,,y nine and .hiug.,s to J. q. Williams
srnr Moses Van Name Van hsn. baltimore ily', in
ballast. . n, a., nj, -,
80. n t. Bayle, Beylrs Baltimore d dsys corn &C.. to
Ia,trr N, M t.-,.,- n,
s.hr AZ, .. sctt Bnrd. Batlflore diys IN ballast
ST. fl.. Tmhis.. Ili,Gh,thport Tor Boston.
SOM P.o,cctior Dasis. Lliz,bc.hrplt lot Boston.
S,Dp Iraacc, Ann on..icsd, E.rabsihp0It Tor Bride
pot ,. ,,o,,,, .. -
AIN. -. =, ,,., =, -.
dsyf - ballast . - .
DyarsE
BELOW-sb.a North American Wells, Liverpool Jan. IA
.tILED-lsti ships hs'cia G. Day. fpr Liverpool. Il
kynsr Bu-uos Ayrc.i Hof,d. 'ho1; Caroline tBrcull
Ct,-.psI. tprts Convoy. rhi,del, 'il Tahiti DO AJco
f,. ,lrt Miis' tHfl Liverpool, ii' ella Br-nl Bs.
to. ,ll-H ue fswrtb No"TJi biz ldIir Or J. tot.
grl-.,Aus Nsftnsu CHEF, D0ne, aud flet Austin. ~
ine.ooi: n. boynion London. Hrn,hew, Ms.su.ssi Pa
ci.r IauefdrO; barAs Hyperion. Bib.doe- Ehza
,.f Hcunp0a; Atsah'r inIeinJ, liverpool, brig, Web-
s,.t h,l, snl Gl,yLouri or BssmpdA. e. {. hil iul,
On Iai0upe H. Nalck, Porto Rico; Jude E,luey, ih1.
d.Irt belle Alca; LsJrl thL) Cienine,cs sc!,. !. g.
no.. fl,tl Ynrupulhi tary Harris tHLl Aa.au. .l,p.
steam, ai.isrioI. for Nsshil gon -. L.
MIND-sunsrt :.
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Special Nolltes.
Proclamation by the nrnyor.-Mi

Pro clnnaiion by the Hfoyor.-MsI0Ts OrYcg,
Try Hat, NEn foHE. Feb ~ ls2-n accordance wiih
tho nsiion II the resident Of the United states aud he Com
mon C,un - this city, and In Recognition of the importance
Of the glorious achievements Of the National arms
"a Guild r.qlss nom tho citizens OF New OH esprcty cam
.s snd poiic Observance the I'D inst tho one hundred
ihrth enniys sa,y Of the binhdsy cf Wabnson by
general suspension Of business ard by cordial pifclpa
ton tie Of tne day well under tho pubh ned
programme Of hs Commute OF tho Common Council ~ b)
such mod Of tnsshns tbs particular auntsofssry
% ulsy DO appropriate 70 Ns,onnl Holiday.
- GFOhGE OpDlkE. f.syor.
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MARRIED..

HEY DHCRER-LE MOYNE-On Thursday. Fob. %, at the
e.dence Of the brides i,ther by the Rev Samuel Cooke
Recor Of st. Bartholomew Church Edv ard b. Heydecher
and Henrietta, daughter OF Adolphe lie Moyne ell OF
thi. city.
AOtlITH-slMPsON-In Philadelphia Thursday, Feb
20 by the Rev Geo w myic Nsth c. Jsquith Of Jer,ey
CITY to Emma S. daughter Of Jas Simpson, esq Of tho
former place.
VAN CLEER-ROBBINS-fn Brooklyn. on Wednesday,
Feb ~ by the Rev. Evan NJ johnson, J. Schenck Van
Ceefto Mary A. second daughter o. cansl A. Robbins
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Ce,cbra tIou Of the Union Defense Committee Of
the Citizens Of NeW.KOrk.

ARRANGEMENTS g0r 10 me~ting Citizens at the
COOp sR INSrII u Il,
on SATURDAY EVENi 10, I'D FebIusry, at o'clock,
Gov. FISH VII. nominate 1883, ,.,,o, =,
Mr. DRAPER viii nouinste the ..
JrJee PIERRgpONT will teal the ,,.,
o''s' FhREWELL ADDRESS Of WASHINGTON,
A' - ''' ''o'' ''''' Gen SCOTT 70 the audience.
Mr. EyART5 viii submit RESOLUTIONS.
LETTERS IN response to invita- ions VIII De fesd
meeting:
M BANCROFT,
Hoo Speaker RAYMOND.
Governor DICKINSON
Mr. PIERRLPONT
M BRADY,
And Others