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language is surely intended to convey-and
the Administration is guilty of treason, we
should very much like to know if the writer
means treason against itself or against the
rebel government: The answer to mean any
thing at all, must embrace the latter propo-
sition. If that be what is meant, all Union
men, and the Union soldiers in the field, are
held as traitors in the estimation of the wri-
ter, and the rebels are the only true patriots.
When we consider that none of the meas
ures of the Administration have met with
the concurrence of such men, it is not start
ling that their true position should now be so
clearly defined. They have all along de-
clarcd that the Union could only be restored
under I" Democratic rule, "as it was,' with
Southern Democratic" for President, who
would see that the South had her rights and
the "chivalry' rc-appointed to the places
from which they were constitutionally ousted
by the election of Republican President.
Of course the leaders of the Rebellion are JUS
tilted. taking this liberal view of the matter,
in kicking up the rebellion, and their coadju-
tors arc equally cxcusablc in defending them
are they not fighting for the "rights" and
spoils which they had enjoyed in undisturbed
quietude for so many years We well know
for what they fight, and the extent of their
devotion to the Union.
TIE WASHINGTON UNIoN."-A friend
has furnished us copy of campaign sheet
bearing the above misnon.er. 1t contains lit
tie more than half column of editorial mat
ter, the balance being made up of articles,
original and selected, from the Wala Walla
Statesman and the Orcrland Press. lis is
sued from the Office of the latter paper, and
shows what straits men are sometimes driven
to in order to preserve the scmblence of con.
sistency, and to case their conscicnces of a
greater load than they care to bear. The edi-
tor of the Press was far too precise to soil his
columns with the name of the Webfoot can
ddate, so he mer, ly changes the name, using
the same news and nearly the same reading
matter, and is forthwith supplied with re.
ceptice for fulsomc laudations of the Web.
foot candidate, as we'll as abuse of the Gov.
eminent and its legally constituted authori-
tiles. This shows the sincerity of some of the
men who attempted to divide the Union par
ty, and failing i'll their purpose. who openly
espousc the cause of the candidate of their
choice, and shield themselves under the mis-
cradle subtcrfugc of business transaction.
In this they exhibit about the wisdom of the
ostrich, which is said to hide its head in the
sand when closely pursued hoping thereby to
escape detection.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed Administrator upon the
estate Of G. W. Davidson, deceased, late Of Claim
county. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having demands against the same must present
them within one year from date, or.be forever
barred. DANIEL SMALLEY, Admir-.
New Dungness, Claim county, June 90, 1862
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For sale.
A SPLENDID Eastern made Top Buggy, with
~ shafts. pole, and single Harness. Also a
light spring Wagon. Enquireat
PHILLIPS 4 co.
Oily mpia, ". r. Feb. 9Th se3. snl.
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BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
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Cornr Merchant Street. San .fta.Siscd.
AMERICAN and FORE1GN
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, !,
Peroziculs. X .s,a,!.

CUBsCRlPT fONS received for Newspapers, Nag
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be sent to any person, on request, giving an ex-
tended list of periodicals., with the prices annexed.
The following are among the most popular:pss
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Their Position,

"When the bloody banner of fanatcism and radical
audacous and defiant longer sknks in secret. but
with Shameless front, proclans to the world its prnc
pies and objects, its parpse AMI its ntm tum t, BE-,
Freedom to the slave death the Union it is high
time for the friends of liberty t. rally around the Con-
stuon and to raise alof the flag of the Union before
this republic becomes thing of the past, fact only in
the page of history.-ltetfoot Organ.
The language of the above paragraph
proves the Copperhead party to occupy the
very position we assigned them in previous
number, when we granted that, from all their
professions, they ,cere in favor of restoring the
Union, if their own peculiar plans were adopt
ed for that purpose-to deposc President
Lincoln and substitute Vallandigham, or some
other kindred sec,sh spirit, who would pro-
coed to distribute the loaves and fishes to
the ragged and starving "chivalry." We
have only to adopt Copperhead logic to fully
subtantiate our belief. To understand the
true meaning and intent Of such quotations,
however, one must be versed in the Copper
head vocabulary, where the word white is
sometimes made to mean black, a SYM
pathizer with rebellion is called "Demo-
craft" and well-rounded sentences are fire.
quently made to supply the want Of sense
Ever since the issue of the emancipation
proclamation, war measure which has prov
en- both effective and beneficial. the Copper
heads have continually asserted that the Ad-
ministration favored Freedom to the slave"
even at the cost Of the life of the nation"
according to this kind of logic, what is meant
by the bloody banner of fanaticsm and
radicalism.' but the glorious old flag of stars
and stripes: If the assertion that the Ad-
ministration is sectional be true, they surely
believe the rebel government to be national.
And if the party which announces it as its
determination to secure freedom to the
slave" be the Administration-an idea the
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Anniversary Ball!

A GRAND Anniversary Ball will be given Mt
n WASHINGTON HALL, on
Friday Evening. July Sd, 1868. .
general invitation is hereby extended. NO
tickets issued
Admission. s. 90.
Olympia, June 6, 1863. 292d
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HENRY "a. Aa'ollG,
(LArE SECRETARY or THE TERRITORY. ]
Attox.ney.at.Isaw,
COMMISSIONER Of the Court If Cgsims 81 y. s.

Commissiosr Of Dsedsfor Oregon and Warrington
.HTiLL devote special attsntion 10 tie prepare
w ton Of the necessary papers to accompany
Aims under the act Of March I'd, 1861, for the
Tment Of the war debt, and 70 business bsfos.
U. 8. Land OGices. ~
'ssics-0s Main 81 Olympia, ". T.ysyl1
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The Estate Of the Late GEN. Isaac
.,'fH I. stevens. esne- ~

TIME undersigned has been appointed Admins
traror on the above estate. All persons hsv-
ing claims against the same will therefore present
them to me for payment, within one year from
this date, and persons owing tho estate will please
make payment to me without delay.
w. W. MILLER, Administrator.
Olympia, Mayls, 1868. 23:w4 -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-27

At the land Office at OLYMPIA, commencing on
Nondoy, tie thirteenth (l3th) dag Of July merit, for
The disposal of the public lands heretofore unof-
fcrcd situated in the following townships and
parts Of townships, Wis
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FUsrRAL OF LIsUr.-CoL. NAzER.-The remains
of Lieut.. Cod. Nszer OF the New-Yofk Mounted
Rifles, who died recently at Washington OF typho'd
fever, were inferred yesterday at Greenwood a''ef
funeral services had been celebrated at st. Thomas
Church. Col. Mayer bad been an officer OF the 9oto
Light Infantry, British Army, and acquired cons'o-
cradle distinction. On the breaking out OF the WAT
be accepted the position of Leut.-Co. Of the Now.
York Mounted Rifles, with which regiment he had
served up TO the period Of his DEATH and was on the
eve of receiving the full Coonelcy. He was an ad-
mirabls officer, bis soldierly requirements and high
sense Of honor winning for bin the respect and e.
TEEN Of bis whole division. He has been more than
once most honorably mentioned in tho report of the
General in command, and the service will sustain .
heavy loss in his death. Between tho periods OF bis
leaving the British army and joining our service he
acted as Treasurer Of the Winter Garden, 10 which
position his unfailing gentlemsnly department won
for him many friends in this city.
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The name Of Lieut.. Commander McDermut, late
Of the U. S. gunbos. Cayuga, adds another to the
long list of brave men who have offered up their
lives for the honor of their country and the integrity
of their Government. He was wounded while
making reconnaissance at Sabine Pass, in oompa'
ny with Capt Reed Of the gunboat New-Loudon'
The Rebels carried him 10 Sabine City, where he
died in three hours and the same afternoon, under
flag Of truce they brought back bis body to the OIL
GERS of the Cayuga, having first taken from bun his
uniform, boots, watch, money, &c. Ho was carried
on board the Cayuga to New-Orlesns, where biz
funeral took place at Christ Church, the 18th ui
numerously attended by officers and civilians. A
brave man, a gallant officer, and a true patriot;
our country numbers none upon the record of her
sons more truly devoted to her cause than he, aud
could he have chosen the manner Of his death, II
would have been 10 de as he has done, in her de-
Tense.
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TO ARRIVE.
iAdy,Itis-nlaui.l
Quinn


Vsrou, reports having reached the Central Committee e.
pecsly h,bds s.y discharged from the hr II Bsook'
BRoTH n t4ors BiOsdwsy to tho effect that tho terms
greed TO between the above u and their hands the 80
81 March have not kept aud that 'ubi~russs Js
oedsbs any hr Ire rosortsd to- order TO evsds the
m instructed the Genital Committee Of tho
Working Tslo Tsde Protective Union its authorized
s.ent declare that such statements have No foundA
Ia truth hut their birth to personal dssppoinsni and
would permitted TO pass unnoeeo prove IS to
toe Union 20 tho firm In question.
so for as The Committee can earn the prices paid tbs
outdoor as well the indoor hand have been strictly Ia
accordance with Bin Prices sisnnd by Me.G BROOKS
IS above certain chsnse have been uade In the
BUrIoS the work differing from the forer nethod which
~ Committee thnk the have nothing whstsver to do
VITA.
or to the signing Of the bin Of advano. prices the firm in
question employed class of men desevedly entitled TO DO
among Grfod" custom hands OF the city
TBe.s have o, been discharged left dependent ess
,h.n ono fourth the work they formally received
while the hrcs,s garments hitherto made by tem
sent TO tie snaens and bua Tor slop department the
Ireses and made Dy hands who paid by the week snh
not by the piece But this ia one that concerns
the ey,oa and not the Uaion. ana long the hrni III
remain, faithful 70 the conditions agreed TO- the
Central COMMITTEES has ground Of complaint
by order Of the Csntrsi Committee.
ROBERT CsovK. secrstary
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A sew ATTRACTION AT BiRsUM's.-Tbe Stere-
optoon eIAibi ion Bananas Museum attracting the
police Of artists snd who apprscte the beautiful in
art and nature 1t throws all Dsc-snten lights and dissov-
ns tho shade The pictures perfect repesen
sons desd they sssnd GU, in ucn bold relief that they
Ike the objects themselves thsn pictures Of them
TIE Of exact thst tho spectator
ierget thai he locking upon and feels half Inclined
to step upon the back view u the insses In
the picture Of Vest Point, bills rising In the rear OF
The ooidings the stirred By the paddle wheels Of the
and the weird snd wonderful beauty Of tho scenery
,hsresbou Many Of the figures Of life size aud tho
minutes, lines brought with the accuracy Of sun
painting indeed they copies of sunpcturs therefore
IeIiect.
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BAPTIST SUSDAY.SCHooL USIoS.-The anniver
ssIy exercises of the Bsp, Sunday School Union which
should have been held yesterday afternoon at the Cooper In
stsate did not tse place TIE iDcssney Of the weather
combined with other causes prevented general Attendance
indeed there but school represented at the meeting
and after few remarks by clergyman Present. iAg..
deemed best to pospons tho meeting until Tuesday
tsInoon when is hoped that there viii be general attend
and should it Isn 1t is expected that Baps and
their children viii show that they not ssid Of good
spEinkDg There thousand ohdrea in thi. CITY
connected with h- Baptist sundayschoos they have
been under excellent dissiplns-eon.squeny when they
ee the spectacle presented BY their radiant faces and tn.
their happy voices viii afford sufficient
ios for labor and cost Of attending their
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mnrke,.-Reported BIZ 7slegroph.

CHICAGO Msy 5-FLoUR quiet. WHEAT steady, ct 81 II
NSl u Tor sprng CoRy 473di8c. for Mixed. RE-.
cEiPrs: 500 hbls Flour, 5000 bush Wheat. 1000
bush Com SHIPMENTS 1900 bbs Flour 1000 BUSH heat
HOW bush. Corn.
OswEGo May 3FLoUR upcbsoged sale, 900 btls &c 81
for Fancy. WHEAT dul sales Of 100 bush Chicago Spring
on prvae CORN nOIDsly 68c. for Mixed Western
CANA FHEGHTs lc lower Grain Flour &C. Wheat Ice
and Corr So 70 New-iork. IsPoRTs-urlmporAnt CAaAL
ETP0xTs 473 bbl. Flour 1850 bush WAIST IS SEQ bash.
Corr.
BUFFALO. Msy 56 p m-fLoUE In moderate demand. and
prices unchanged. G<AISTbs weather been stormy all
and sales Of Wheat have been reported
Corn moderate demand sales Of - 600 bush at 6Oc.
Osts In moderate demand 68dG9c. WsEY-Round lots
held q, Ale. CASAL FHEGHTsifc on Corn, ltc Wheat,
20 New.N0rk. lxYOkTs-l+OOO bbls Flour, Z,tO bush.
Wheat 1900 bush. Corn. ExPoHTS-3.OO0 bbli Flour,
IL 600 bush. What, 1900 bush Corn and il o0e bush
It's.
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IL
,;n,," "Nang him." SO. He was hne"y
rescued BY Federal officers and soid'er''
kent off the mob with their revol'ers anu cue
Mad him 70 make his escape. The W. t. H.'
,re,s cOpie, and chuclles over Ih' o"Rp'' ;
account of this shameful riot ana suaI p.,ano,.
wor'nS o. .rs Of mob5Dg are Ss, na,
w rot IN Marylsnd bot 10
1ers Trey believe in freeing Won, OF oaicss-hAt i in
NOT giving them While ins b.n 'frss.s
starving them TO death WIN -, .,,o A.,
III. rIn,,,s knows great deal better than
49,, "a Low. the "Plugs" very well as Its
~ i.horsrs in many a desperate struggle
c. ,,a subime doctrine that "American'
.sa,,,a mia America never Republicans
49, :. abolitiOnists," but its compatriots in the
..ort of Fillmore and Bell. But the "Plugs
70 DO them simple justice-are not and never
lara Disunionists, and we do MT believe thai
o,s of them had any hand in this cowardly
attack on DIR. Augusta. They may hate negroes
they leave such work as this to the Secessionist'
who were always strong for Pierce, buchanan
Breckenridge, &C., aud who butchered The
Boston Volunteers 80 basely two years ago
Their less murderous assault on DR.. August'
is probably due to wholesome fear Oh Tue "
S. forces now swarming about Baltimore, an'
TO the aroused determination of their onior
ss,lou citizens. The time is at hand wien the!
will not dare to beat and MAIN even negroes
for no other offense than that Of serving theil
country against their msnlier fenow-traitor
further South. Wait and see
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DIED.

BARKOLoo-oE Monday May Maria suydam, wife OF TIE
NJ, Usrm.uu, BsIkaloo, eyed 3D.
IN. ,.ty.. AID friends OF deceased invited 70 sitsn
hs funeral Wednesday. the oh ln'' 81 p ~ ron ,ns
rrsiiancs 81 her .osnav John o. beisen corner Ihifd
Avenue and Thirty hfih street, Brooklyn
BoYLE-saddeny sunday Ma, Of congestion o. "
Bo,is. eyed yssp snd months
Notice u funeral Lssoaiser.
gTfTLFR-A, suf,l1 Va Nonday. the iih in,, tbs
Rev T. Bsil.T Chaplain Of the 2'h Nsw'Jer'ey V0lnn
bso,ln Batter (. martyr 10 the and 10 the love h.
bore IN. Of s reg nsni. Nothing could ep.is'. hn
fIom them Ia tao .iirm,a yes,a so,,si xa.gd m n
shdomss foln ~hieA ne died ct !oeoek todJ
!. rs ia S'' N''''' ''''''' $3.50
DENARFsT-At Hsstsn..es, ". J.. on Tuesday mornins
MAY s. Eupiins W.. rIis Of the Rev Jane. psn'afrst
j. .pd daughter u John l. pem.rr' d. d. In the z1'
ye.T e her Ase. "a,
rs: asi ia .:,S pa. Ss s, , sia@s icy
zach. Trains lss,s Long Dock at % O'Clock, q H.
DEWEY-The funeral service. Of Horace NJ. Dewey will b
heda hi. re.idcuee at Moant ki'ko "Wednesday
Tbaf.es,. ., ii m. ia d. Below. Casreh, corner
Fourth s1snus and Twentieth street
MACDASlKL-M Washington. Of diphrheIs on susd'y.
M.y 8 Mary .. eldest eLhd OF O,bVrne and Maria Dams
MscJsD'sl sge1 ~ years
McDERMUT-At Ssblus City on Saturday, April H. OF
~oSSe: p.,s Mep:r%u, 81 the o. sbo.. c.ySs
OF the ate Robert d. MeDermu, Of New-iok' in the
II ials1.l took place ct Christ Church N.worssns tho
Ash ut
NOsFR-Th, funeral Of William g. Moser. Of Company Is.
uArku,. Zorsye killed At the battle OF Antetam ~ sep
tsber will place this "wednesday afternoon,
~ o'clock o. m, at No 81 East rselith street
III. members Of hi. regiment are invited to attend
PyPPERs-On Monday. Maya Of consumption, Ann Ma.
ria widow OF the NJ G. Peppers OF thus city, aged ~
years 4, IL, - --,,., l.
,d 10 stsnd the funeral Thursdsy 9Th inst, l0i
M rom her late residence No. 2oS South ssi Brookly
Y. D.
TnMoN-on Tus'day May Of con,amp.ion. the Rev. L..
Tiluon. ssed 50 years, months snd II dsya
The relatives and friends oil the family respectfully In
,cd to attend the funeral from kis late residence One
Hundred ard Tweptirh street. between Third and Fourth
avenues. Thur,dsy the eth inst. al o'clock, y.
WATkINS-Ou "wednesday afternoon, Stu inst En,eine
dsught.r Of Winism ;. Watkins
Notice Of funeral hsresftsr
VulTE-On Sunday afternoon, May at hi, residence,
North shore staten Island. the Rev Samuel White aged
81 years molth and dsyL
hs end friends tn. family respectfully invited
TO attend funeral On Thursday. 9TH inst at O'clock
OF Coutandt street. ct IL NJ, landing at Pot
Richmond.
WILLIAMSON Suffolk, Va on Wednesday. April 90 VIII
liam Miner Williams. Of first Regiment New fork Mounted
Eine. IN the lss Edws A. Williams OF this city IN
the 2lgt year Of his eye
bs rssyss and friends Of the family and OF his late grand
father DIR. william W. Miner. respectfully nyed TO
attend his funeral from his late residence No 20 lrys
place Fnosy. May Ht O'Clock without further
notice.
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T.av.lers, (.uthe.

To Albany, by Hudson River kd. 6 Warren
A. = 10 tn and 81 5 aud D. D a. Sunday, 3.31 ?. IN
To Albany by Iias n Il n, 2o'h-it snd tthav ipi M
10 Boston. by Nsw-London line Pier 80, N
r., stoainsio lie. Pier o. =. Il and fai
River line Pisf ). y L., dsly lsaIday'.r
Cept-dl. W
To Boston, By ksw.ilhren kR via Spring
h.d 7itb-,t and .h-sy.......ss and a sods p.
10 foaor, by Hes-Hsy.n kR., g,th-.t sud
sths,. Vi. shar. Lina...lai .hd y sipday ?.
To Rlhso by EIio liIt foot 4 Chsnibets-
ssd 10 sBds ..
To Phi. lphis by Nes- Jers-y Rsroaj foot
Of Cour,lsr 81 = 10 m q! M Sundn. u p.
To Philsdsl2hs b, Csnd-n and Amboy
Rsiifoed Pier ~ n foot q. HselD Of. o. IN. p ~
10 " sshinston, by N-w-Jsfssy Kh.1. loan.
"A and l foot 90 Court sast a.. Sunday y y N
To the Nsst. by Central Railroad Of s-s
J.noy, foot Of Cougt.,ndts, G and 81
IA m Observation-Disclosures o. IN
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From San Francisco.

SAN FhANCIsCO Monday, hhy Z, I56J.
prlntjng.p press has been sent 10 establish news
paper at Clifton, in the Reese River mining region,
i56 miles east OF the Wasboe Mines. The rush Of
In,ners to this new district continues very large.
The sheep shearing season Is nearly passed IN this
STATE. The clip OF wool il great Improvement Oh
previous years, both in quantity and quality.
Tie latest Oregon dates state that business is ve
dull. The merchants there expected al immense
mining emigration ifom California this Spring, bni
have been dissppointed-the new mines OF Neyada,
Colorado anu Western Mexico having directed Gn.i.
rra,ion. 80 thai Oregon only gets small portion
Arrived ship Robin Hood from Ne~-Iofk
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YOUNG MISS CnRlsrrAs Assoenrros.-rb

YOUNG MISS CHRISTIAN AssocLATIos-The
snnssl election for Board Of Directors Of the Nsw.Yorl
Young Msns Christian Association held last evening
rooms Of Society in the Bible House. when the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen;
w. s,ebbIDs jacob y Wycfof Vsrsnu. Morse. Austin
Hssiie FrsdsIcA " Rusht0D, Il. G. Whitehead, Mason
Collins Henry X. sesns Cspbss Brsnsrd, George Mai
ths~s Frederick w. Whittslos, Frank w. Ballard, Henry
BALDWIN w. C. Hiekoh, T. r. Tibbss 4. q. Bddgman. X.
heBarnsy.
The Board selects from their usmb0 President Wee
rsssidsst Secretary, aud ether officers
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NEwYOR DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. MAY 1863.
ROGERS g. RAYMOND

RoGERs g. RAYMONDs UWBW HFN
Superb Assortment Of Ready made
ARnr NAVY CLorHIsa
Conn rshends nnpmerabls regulation uniforms
SUITABLE FOR 0RADxs,
in both 'svces from which officers ssec compste out
Mt, without momsnss delay, thus
SAVING TINE,
and also scooimsng money for thsss splendid fabrics squ
to any made to order. are offered At tho
Mosr MoDKRArB PRICES
to 6rst.clas military clothing in this market
Stores Nos H. 49, and IFS Fu.ons and No ia Broad
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MARRIED.

BUCKLEY-BRAIDES-Att tbs r-.denee OF the orde, Inn
avenue Feenth street South Brookyn by me nsv
n r. Pierce. on Tuesday msrnng. May Edward Buckley
to Mary A. BfAiden.
OODDARD-BARR-In Washington, d. c., on Wednesday
Atr 80 BY the Rev. Mr. Sunderlsnd Dr. Chsries T. uod
G.rd T. A. to Mary A. daughter u the late Robert si
BAR OF Pennsyl,sna
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Tbe Hon. j. S. Freer, Al
DrereL Philadelphia; Capt r. Shaw, Lieut.. Barney.
and Lieut.. G. H. Adricb, U. ). Army D. W hsr',hofn
Conu.; VIM. Pope, Boston, and Geo. r. Whips Prov
Tho Hons Chsuncey vbbard Albany, aud T. H. Scott r.
r. NJ Vail Troy; G. Wendell. Washington aud Henry Far
man Chicsgo are at tho ST. Nicholas Hotel
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EMBROIDERED DRRssEs.-The fashion o

EMBROIDERED DREssEs.-The fashion OF
having embroidery coshs, ladies' dresses and In f'os'
garments Of almost every description 10 rapidly on the In
crease in this countryimportsd, are other fhion' nom
Paris Founs.s the ladies' the crisis has not caught them
unprepsed and e them with other means Of ornsmenn.
their articles Of de but the tedious and resoms one by
hand There at least OF popular sewingmachine'
GRovER BAxERs) which adapted to both sewing and
smbroidsry,hs latter a. well and rapidly sews the
psiust sewing -fNsw.York Evangelist
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BOSTON Weekly Bank Statement.

Boron. Tuesday May ). 1859
The following is the weekly statement OF the Bos-
ton Banks:
C,pAl 80 ISL 100 Due TO other Bis. 2J7. 700
Loans and discounts s5Z2S0 Deposits
Specie 1854 Cucnlsuen' 'i'''''
Due from other bks. II 81. 500
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