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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

VA SOLDIER SHOT by ThE GUARD.-On Sun
VI night soldier named James McAnsny, who
|hsvens. was oyerhAuUd by the provost guard,
tyho asked for his pass. McAnAny attempted 20
Escape, when the sergeant OF the guard ordered
nck ,hot took effect 10 his thigh, making severe
|sVouna DR.. FishblA I, who happened TO be near
|fhe place, was called to see the wounded man ne
~. in great danger. The place where the liquor
|Vaa obtained 10 kept by woman named Dough
sttV, The oifcers who went to the den found Two
E,on InStice Thompson hned them each %, and
a default OF payment they were sent TO the work
|houte.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
lN PANY Of the District Of Columbia: once
oye the Bank Of Washington, north side)
The policy holders are notified that the interest
on the premium notes will be due on the last Mon
day in December 1854, and may be paid at this Of
nI Ss1',sW y A. RUSSELL, seo'y.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

WELL. DoNB.-The proceeds OF the orphans
concert, held at Wesley Chapel on lnst Iliony
nnd a.triet. Tor the benefit OF the Protestant
orphan Asylum, amounted TO ssta.7b.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

WHEN you feel a cough or bronchial affection
creeping on the lungs, take Ayers ChetIy re0'o'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

Sons OF TKMPERASCE.-A Division OF INC
e.. ~ Temne,anoe was instituted in Alexandria
I'm The 9Th inst A large delegation nom the dinei-
ient Divisions OF washington city was pre,e1nt,
thoso interested having chartered stenmpos. ioi
me- Gffeefs were elsctsd and duly installed: REV
Wn spe.ke, W; Pr VIM Hay, w. Al w Ss,Ssss q.
Hulnsh, R s.; WIN. Boyd, A.. X. " u. wht 6aaea,;
Hal6sh, A. c.; II. Jefferson, !. ST. L. H. Morsy'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07
GALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsEs

QuAnrrnmAsrER GEsEaALs OFFICE
FIRrr Dfvfsfor, 4
wAsHrrsror CITy, November ., Is
viii BE- cold st public auction, to h hishs"
bidder, at Gie.boro, D: C.. on so,
FRIDAY, December !, l5et
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CtvALkh
oxr u % PsIpAY Sf;'m Fifty + &c .vALar
HORsEA
These Horses have bean condemned n unns ns
n For r road and farming purposes many GOOD bsr-
gains may be had.
Horses sold singly.
sala 10 commence At 10 o'clock, q. m.
Terms; Cash in United states currency.
| 0-- JAMES A. WV,
Colonel in charge First Division ouartsrn.. =
| Generals once. w."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

HE HAS CONE.
HE HAS COME.
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
TIE GREAT COMIC SINGER,
THE GREAT COMIC SINGER
FROM From 8. P sSoAD%AT, NEW new 4 YSsk
MT. Pastor Is without .ivst IN the world HIS
Comic singing " s :SSfri S6% V Ell ,'''
and his witt sisms excel those OF
THE GREAT ARTEMUs WARD.
TONY PASTOR,
IL engaged at an enormous salary. Mr. Leah de-
termined that the patrons S q ne
.hsll see all the best talent In the country.
MONEY NO OBJECT.
Fist week OF
MISS IDA MISS NARY coLsoN, oo,,os
Third week Of
| MILE DEsIREE.
AND
MONS. MATTHEW,
First week Of the ssrio-oomis drsmaoi
THE VICTIM,
which h.. been in active preparation for the past
'ou MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE,
i MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE,
a, ber prest character OF Jane Chatterly, after
wards the Earl Of. Richmond, In which character
'H' WI" BRoApswoRp COMBAT
BRoADswoRD COMBAT
WITH
MR.. JOSH HART,
| MR.. JOSH HART,
|, who will appear in four different characters
I'll p..nne,rnnoe Of
; Miss MISS JENNIE JENNIE j jooaaSsoS
cHARLEI KANE,
who, by request, will sing
THE NERVE.
F,r.t week of the beautiful ballet advertisement
D arranged by Mons. Matthew, entitled
THE BELLE OF MADRID,
in which will appear Corps do Ballet OF twenty
Young Ladies'.
The Prince Of all E,e,Gygisq co%SediAn''
JOHN MULLlGAN,
App DICK COLLINS AND CLARKE
'o AT TIE CANTERBURY.
- ~ NEW STARS
"a appear every week.
Id A GRAND MATINEE
A GRAND MATINEE
10 FOR FAMILIES EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Special attention is called to the TACT that we
il, NO cURrAILMENr OF PROGRAMME
,er at the Matinees the Performances being identio
with that OF the evening,
NOTICE.
. Mr. Lea has Just received from Engianuh
i CHRISTMAS PANTOMlmE,
- CHRISTMAS PANToMlME,
Ter which will be produesd
The FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
on, with New Scenery, Tricks, wardrobe &C. MAJ
9 Sers OF Theatres can purchase copy by apple
ton TO Mr.. Lea.
Al Look out for the great drama Of
ms THE BRIGAND's OATH
Co THE BkIGAND's OATH.
ted CARD.
Inns Are engaged and will shortly appear
to MURRAY AND HUrCHlN9soN'
the MURRAY AND HUTCHINGsON
her ACROBATS AND GYMNAsTs,
anu 'Hs' PERFORMING DOGS,
Der, the most wonderful in the world:
Due notice will be given oil their hFN .APps
IL Ance. w. :
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07
II WILLIAM, IMPORTER
OBERT LEEC Il ,

d. BERT LIE 9 h,
.ate Solicitor Of the ONCE Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury fer the Post Office Department m
ATTORNEY-AT-LA AND soLlCiioh
OF CLAIMS,
ONCE, No. 476 Seventh street,
Opposite the Post ONCE Department. n r
WIN nrsotiee in the Courts Of the District Of Co
lumbis, the Court OF Claims, and the supremes
Court Of the United States, and will give Promp'
instment Of accounts in all the Departments OIL
| the Governm emit. ,. ma, om,.
| DeDAftmeut. e1Se
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
rosr OFFICE pn,h !. NE, 1

issi al n O'clock at noon, for furnishing station
s az iS S,y OF Jsnpsry &c., Those
s sSu ss.ss %iii SOs Ss sSa.dsr.
n n. q s Nsi:s n .on e last
eaoh Kind OF paper, must accompany the bios,
and The Department reserves the right % rs' sh
aSs Ply ~, ~ t az, tssn. Al IL option.
bid viii be .Cn ~, T stss s sas aasy
VIII su 81 ths sntiTs ia to jsoon, at the
h, doos re smount SSsiiiy and description Of
each Of the KINDS Of ".le,.' .n''Nm "
Er tn, sa..g Jo or Si.in u.h f.in.
lined and trimmed, TO weigh not less
thsn IN bounds per ream.
40 do toolassp, pain, Machine, i.int lined
and trimmed TO weigh not less than
IL pounds per ream. --
IN In foolseap blue laid, faint lined, garden
i" w psttsrn, commonly known as des-
pateh or consular paper, TO weigh
pot less than is pounds per re.n.
i2' do queiiT sed ptGSs r,e siess, pc. ream
do best double c.g paper, plain, per r r,s
% mote PsPs & PEI ri s.an .s. .ss
I 10 DO note paper, silt, per re.n, small size
DO note paper, plain, Per r..%, a Al si,s.
% so b,oEs H. ri psp.r, royal, per rs.m.
~"0'' Perry psr s. S'a'o''. best n'''ns penn
" 90 mss per sr Sss.' VI ''' 49,.
do large barrel pen handles rosewood
! "a do small Barrel pen handles, rosewood,
6 do steel tipped pen handles, per gross.
500 OPAQUE quiils, No. 90, per NJ.
Is doasn FsSer's best black lead pencils, grad.
| .. - uated, per dozen.
| unted, per dozen.
10 DO hes, Ied md SlS. pencils per e. dozen
%. 90 90 90 lS,fi linen av ssps .,.o
N 40 ailk taste oolorn and widths, In hanks,
~ 10 per doisS.
~ 40 40 Ssit rold psns' DO.
do sr.,srs, Rodgsr, 4 sons. ivory hand
,o rsnsniTsS. RodSers & Sons, foui
biades buck.horn handles, genuine
per DOZEN.
40 40 o omcs ,ois,or,, Der dozen.
- do inkstandI, Drsper's patent moveabl'
tops, per dozen.
4 do inkstapds, oast-iron, large double, pei
dozen.
!; 90 do inkstands, oastiron, single per dozen
2 do bronze spring.tcP inEs e ov 90 4,
wv ouar, bother, per bottle.
rs do ink, Cooper d Philips, or equal, pc
I'M ao ink red. krnolds,, or equal, In x pin
"o uo hnttiss neT hottie
TO pounds sealing wax, best. extra superan'
,r On do India rubber, prepared, per pound.
DO 'H do nnprepared, do.
800 quart. black s, ,IH.p per n, quart DHaoa
100 40 do cotton do.
"S ao no rulsrS, mahogany, round or nst, pc
'R do Iispumyi,p, per dozen.
r. tnonnd. sponae, b..t. per pound.
- 10 DO gum srsbIo, best, 20. ..u.,.,,
o'NO' verv smooth and thick, OK by I
inches SQUARE, per hundred.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs FOR FRESH BEEF.


~DrrtcE DF poT CorfurssAnv 90 eunnsTnncnsl l
wasafrorop, Dsrembei 6, 1894. |
a.s,.d proposas In d,piicsfs, will be received ~
thi. ~ nnfil tssl ~ II o'clock en-,
sor hnrnishinr fresh Beef V our Troops and Pris-
oners a Lookout, MD, Al such times and In such |
auantities ~ the Commiss.ry Of snosiseenoe ~
that point may require. p
M Heef mi st b OF good quality, snd Of equal
r,onortions OF fore and hind qusrters. Heeks, |
N .rLs snd Kidney Tallow will not be reoeived on
ths contract It viii Be subject TO the inspset,on
~ the Commfssary Of Subsistenee, OF euch otheI
of,esr Al may be dssisuated. The contrsetor must
ot an tbe neokr Of the cattle slaughtered for Beef
~ ths nttrth vertebrts Joint, and trim the breast
down. The shsnks Of the fore quarters must De
the hind quarter, from 'iz 70 'ish' inches above
ma bids viii state the price per net pound A.
,h,rh tho DSef viii be furnishedi and the BIDDERS
mnst il present 81 the opening Of the proposals, 70
rssnond la theft names.
In oontraot viii be for six months from the nrst
dsy Of January, 1895. ... ...a
Proposals. must be In the following formi 49,
sistsno. Dspsrtnsnt Of the Uritea states such
t,ssm,St' I. Imsy from time TO time be required
i 10 furnish, Al = cents per pound net weight
| sneiose herewith my afidavit that am not inter
ested directly or Indirectly In any bid offered, ex-
oept The one 70 which have sisned my name.
| (signed) -,,,. =
| FORM OF GUARANTY.
| wa OF the county Of -, and
State Of -,d do hereby guarantee that - 10
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Manager 10 pleased to announce BRIEF en-
gagement with the great
= .sIUr VEsTvALL, ... -.
commanding on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Dec.
IA. in one Of her most celebrated oharaoteilLs-
lions During the engagement she Will produce
her successful Operate and Dramstie pieess %.
the pIJKEis MOTTO, GAMEA, BEL DIMONlO,
- THE BhI0ANDs,
IN all possible spiendor, sustained ~ an eSoeieh'
company, grand orchestra and fun chorus. W.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

NATIONAL BANK OF THE
IN METROPOLIS.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY AND LOAN
AGENCY.
ls2 FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite the Treasury Department.
Tb,. Bank /. now authorized by the Secretary Of
the Treasuryto
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
To the loans now being offered BY the Government.
THE NEW 7-sO NOTES
AND THE
1910 BONDS.
Thu former notes bear date August 18th, isss'
And are issued in denominations Of $50, sioo eeoo
| An 600. and $4,000, payable to bearer, or oraei
three Years after date, with interest, payable semi
annually a. $40 per Ssntym Per h snaS ops,.n
into the popular $40 six Per cent. gold Interest,"
bearing bonds.
The intsres. on these notes is two cents per day
| for every siOo.
THE 1910 BONDS are issued TO date rom SCI
tsmber l. 1854, and bear interest az per cent pc
snnum, payable IN GOLD semi AnnI iSa ,T On
a pnsi interest Of ELEVEN Oh TWELVE PIE
!. CENT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTlOE, THAI
Sanrt 81 WashinEton county, In the District OF
CoiumbiA. letter. testAmsntAry on the RelsonAi
eState OF Patrick Wilson, late Of WAahigeton
SSsin1t the said deceased, are keroby warned "
sshIhit the same with the VOuahsrs thereof 70 me
Iubsoriber on or before the 9eeh GAY o. s
next; they may otheEWiso ~ law pesAelaoeo n0~
All benefit Of the said eatAte. ..,-.S..
Giyen under my hand this 18th day o. hoyS@osr'
| 1884. MARGARET WLsn.Ux
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07
lCT3eN SALES
nj. sALEor CAPTuRED AND
BArpofxp rHorrnrrss .

II sArpoNtp fNoFhhffSe ss,-i 2.
~ ~ ga TREASURY prrAsrrrrr,J Il
OrrIcE or TIVE 7rH srHcIAt Aorncrs 1
ALsxssDs,t,, !. Va, pss; 4 -
Igs e s,s' .us SGs & - esipsf Dssss
her !, ieas, Il 10 o,eisek, .. n, u No. u Hins
'u1st ~ s%opsos. over 1900 70 sssss ma p
pss. and Iron, . large lot Of botned naness,n
case, = General sssortmsnt OF houssssaaSwHf
'" TsrS ny .ssh, IN Government funds.
H.A RfsLRY, Sup, SPEC; Az "; pgsRvr
de1-s, fist hss't see. Ar ~. D.g,s
|OUARTERMAsTER GENERATE
~ oFTICE, FIRsT DIVISION, wAsHrrsrsH
NS WIN =, ,osd a PUBLIC AUCTION, 70 u. hish-
sst bidder, ~ the times and piasss nansa 1880
ILLiAmspopr, PENNSYLVANIA, Thurs
DAY, December 9, 1854.
| YOUNGSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA, ThUhssAt'
| December 10, 1854.
/ TRENTON, NEW JERSEY, THURsDAt, pso@r
| ber a, 1884
TWO HUNDRED cAyALnY HORSES AT kAch
Tness horses have been condemned - unit nc
| For rosd and farming purposes many 5000 49,
gains may be had.
Horses sold singiy.
| sales 70 commence st 10 m.
TERMS cash, In United state eurrsnsy;v
Colonel In charge Fiut Division, Q. n @. O.
da-iQt ..... ....
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PROPOSALS. FOR QUITTING AN
CORDI FIREWooD.

HEAp'aRs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHINoTohi
OFFICE OF CHIEF oUARTERmAsrEh'
Mos b2I and b36 18th st., near N. Y, ave,
WAsHINoroN, d. q, Nov. %, 1854.
Written proposals will be received ~ tnis o ,sSa
until noon u THURSDAY. sth OF December, 1854,
WooD on lands within the limits OF this Depart
ment in Virginia or Maryland, to be desiEnateao y
the Chief Qaartermaster, Departmentoi WAshihs'
ton. . ,- "a, Ia ian.th and
,plt 10 the usual size Of cord wood, and the cory
viii be eight feet long four feet WIDE AND iour iee'
The contractor will be required TO make all no
oessnIy ads and to cord the wood In places eAsy
accessible to teams. oh,.ID.d
| upon application at this office.
upSn ohth of allegiance to the Government Of TIT
| United States must accompany each blu. 4.
| pToDo1Als should be endorsed "Propotall 70
| Cuttins and Cording Fire Woodn and addressed
| Colonel and Chief QuArtermaster, Department o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07

TALL & FLETC Err,
II CLAIM AGENTS,
A AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
nNN OFFICERs ACCOUNTS.
Having = Ad long experiences a. ClerkS IN ane
Ordnance once and In the once Of the 9unTtsT-
TERs in mAkinR out RETURNS, and In settling
their accounts with those officers and win the
Treasury Department. c--.,a. ~ nan
stoppGges OF pay removed. CeruhoAos oi NON
| Indebtedness obtained, etc, ,,,,. ,,~,,,,,,
| ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCH. =
| poat Onioe Address, Box l2s, Washington, ID. z
| Odioe Ial Fifteenth street, just above corner o
New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
| Ns" avs EDWARD W. HALL,
| oo,-u w. s. FLETCHER.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

OROyERs NEW THEATRE { IN
Penn. avenue, nssr WiilsrGs botsi'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

70 The following communication explains
itself. 1t fully answers the main charges
brought against Mr.. Barnes, yet the House
by a vote of fifteen to seven, refused to re-
ceive it:
OLYMPIA, WASH. TERRY, I
December "a. 1868.
To the Hon. House of Representatives OF
the Territory of Washington:
GENTLEMEN Having been informed that
tho impression prevails with certain members
of your Honorable Body that I have refused
to do the printing for the present session, ex-
ccpt receive pay in coin for said services,
beg leave to most emphatically contradict
having ever given any such intimation. di'
rccly or indirectly, to the Secretary, or any
body else.
The Secretary, Mr.. Evans, did sometime in
the beginning of the present year, at his own
suggestion and upon his own responsibility,
ask the Department to refund in cam, certain
expenses incurred in the purchase Of paper,
etc., and this act Of the Secretary has been
charged as my own, and distorted into its
present shape - that am unwilling to re-
crivc Government currency in pay for my
services as Public Printer.
would furthermore state to your Honor
able Body, that was elected on the 18th
January. 1868, Public Printer, to serve 6 for
one year" or until my successor was duly
qualified, under the existing Tcrri'oria law !;
under which appointment l qualified and
gave the requisite bonds, as required by said
law; and am willing and ever have been
to do the printing required by your Honora-
bic Body, at Government rates and in. Gov
ernmen: currency.
l am, Very Respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
GEORGE A. BARNES,
Pub. Printer, W. T.
Mr.. Bowles moved that the communica-
ton of Mr.. Barnes be rejected:
.1yes: Babcock, Beam Barkhousen, Bar
stow. Bowles, Bradshaw, Dugan, Foser,
Mccall, Maddocks, McCaw, Perrin, Shelton,
Toby and Taylor--l5.
Nays: Austin, Lesser, McLanc, McGilI,
Urquhart, Ward and Mr.. Speaker.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

10 We acknowledge the receipt Of copy
of tho Governors Message, but not in time for
this paper. We will endeavor to give it place
in our next. LISA very creditable document.
and will be read with interest both at homo
and abroad. The statistical information is
presented in shape and with comprehen-
sive breyity that we have never before seen
cquacd in Territorial Message.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02
$l,34O.0O0

ILLUSTRATED PAPERS, Erc.-We are
again placed under obligations to Jerry w.
Sullivan, of San Francisco, for large pack
age Of the latest illustrated papers, periodicals.
newspapers, etc. His libcrality is proverbial
on this coast, and good bargins can always be
obtained from those who do not deal niggard-
ly with the publishers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

MORE "SrRArEGY."-We are informed
that some wieeacre has discovered few typo
graphical errors in the Report Of the Univer-
sity Commissioners, as publiahed in thu House
Journal of the last Assembly. We are like
wise informed that the Secretary has washed
his hands Of the whole matter by stating that
he had desired to revise the proof.sheets Of
the Journals, but that they were not furnished
him. Now we emphatically assert that Mr..
Evans positively refused to read or revise tho
proof.shcets of either Journal, although he
clearly understood it to be his duty to revise
and correct C) tho volume Of Laws. We do
not know whether it is the Organic Act or
his Instructions which required him to "su-
perintend' the printing IN part, but we do
know that there must be some such require
ment if the gentleman has done his schole
deity in the matter. His refusal to read the
" revise Of the Journals was much to our re-
lief, as we were not compelled to submit to
the vcxatious delays which attended tho print
ing of the Laws, when the gentleman was en-
gagged in professional duties. We must
admire, however, the admirable tact displayed
in making mountain out Of mole-hill when
few typographical errors, which occur in
one portion of the volume, and not In the
whole edition of that, if We remember COR
,ectly, are seized upon to still the conscience
of those who didn't like to swallow the bait.
The words Of Orpheus G. Kerr are obtaining
a real Significance at the present time" lis
Strategy, my boy, strategy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

PERsoSAL.-We were pleased to take by
the hand few days ago. our old friend J. r.
Watson, Esq, the editor and publisher of that
spicy little sheet, the Seattle Gazette. Mr..
w. appeared to be in excellent spirits, and
confident. Of the future prosperity Of Seattle
and the Gazette. Long may he vibrate!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

MORE PERIoDICALs.-We are almost food
ed with late papers from the enterprising
San Francisco News Dealers. We have a
package from Messrs. White & Bauer, of San
Francisco, comprising Harpcr's Weekly, N.
Y. Herald, Louisville Journal, Baltimore
San, N. o. True Delta, and many other
leading papers. They receive subscriptions
for all the Eastern papers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

IDAHO LEGIsLArvRE.-The Walla Walla
Statesman says the Idaho Legislature con-
venened on the 7th inst. and on the sth
Joseph Miller, of East Bannack, was elected
President Of the Council. On the 9Th Mr..
Tufts of East Bannack, was elected Speaker
Of the House, and on the 9th, William b.
Daniels, acting Governor, delivered his mes
sare
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

STILL THEY CoME.-Strattman Il Co.
San Francisco, have sent us a package Of
late Eastern papers, for which they will re-
ceiys our thanks
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

~ The Oregon Statcsmas says ValIand'e
HUNS name should be pronounced - # spe'
VilMin.damu-him. ~ .4s 49, :. s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

@ We are indebted to Judge SARGENT '0s
a copy Of tho S. +. alta.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

~ The King Of the Hawaiian Islands died
on the 3oth November. Ais successor Is an
elder brother. who is styled Kamahameha "
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02
Agents for the Standard.

Agents for the Standard.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
o receive aud receipt for money due on subscrIp-
.tor - the STANDARD;
LIP. FISHER, San Francisco, Cal
Yuos BoYcE, San Francisco. Cal
PJ. PRIMROSE, Port Madison;
A. b. IorSG,
AR. RrEBsNK. Monticello;
ALEX. $. AEE0NRTHY, Oak Pointi
JONI WEBSTER, Scuttle
MARSHALL BLINS, Scabcck.
ABB rArRIcK, Port Ludlow.
sr,y@Moncy can be sent through the mails at
Our risk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02
But little to lose and mach to gain,
The great secret is, to do suthin' poyin'."

TIE RUSSIAN BALI.-The N. i. Herald
contains several columns describing the great
Russian Ball recently given by prominent
citizens of New York City in honor of the
officers of the Russian war vessels lying in
that harbor. The Herald estimates the
whole cost incident to the affair. rs follows:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-02

Dresses, lace, &c. bought Tor the OCCASION, at
moderate average, $25O,OOO
Masculine purchases, at same, $4,000
Jowclry, 100000
Boqucts, 5000
CoiiFurcs, friscurs &c., 1000
Supper for two thousand, with wine, 10000
Expenses of Acadamy, decorations, &C., 10000
Carriages, 5000