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The New York herald., 1864-11-03

Engineer Salisbury, In charge OF the engine, with
or ten men, nearly all OF whom volunteered for the
vice. An armed cutter Of the Shamrock, with an officer
and ten men, owed along for the purpose OF attend
log 10 some or the minor details OF the work. II was
known that The enemy had pIctets along the river
banks and the wreck OF the gunboat soubned sunk
by tho AbcnArle iast spring, and which laid about
a mile below the town OF Plymouth. The picksts,
who were 10 the habit OF s,atonng themselves on the
hurricane dock OF The souihnedhe only portion Of the
wreck above walerwco 10 be turned tho care OF
the shamrocxs cutter whom the proper time came whe
.hose along the river TO be passed. silence, and
without giving alarm, II possible.
Al about midnight the little picket boat entered The
narrow river, and steamed cautiously ADD silently mp
without giving sbs cast alarm. The Souhncd and three
schooners alongside OF her engaged In raising her mp,
were passed at short disancealmost within biscuit
tosswithout challenge hall u was not until Lieu.
tenant Cushing reached within pistol shot Of Inc AIbe
msrIe which lay alongside dock a Plymouth, that
he Was hailed, and then In an uncertain sort Of
way, a. though the lookouss doubted the accuracy Of
their vision He made no reply, but continued to press
towards the rebes monster aud for tho second limo
hailed He paid no attention 70 the challenge but kept
straight on his way arss deacbing the shamrock cut.
ter 70 below the rebel pckets 90 the South
ncld.
10 another instant be closed 10 on the ram. tho
rebel Captain VALLEY, In . very dispined, pompsus
ssudisd manner, SHOUTED "whas poss 10 that" The
reply was an Invitation for him 70 20 10 bnukl Tnero
upon arose tssrihs cnnor. The ratio was
vigorously sprnns. the bells ON the ship were
sharply rurg, and All hs.ds were called 10 quar-.
les evidently 10 great ard some ecnfusou
morkeiry Ore vas Immediately opsoed upoo ,hs
tcrrSdo boat, rd charge q ssuls,sr va, srcd 10
ufng some q The crew, Ai,rs ,he dsck 20 shch tae
slhcpa,ie sas Ted were large baupes ~ so,d.rs
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1Uo(0mgtop, Q. g.

r. Objectionable. gOrseitern Nbeno be-
fanoen fi6 folsenbe eminente BerIOnli6teiten
II bteiiger Staot: Sen. 8urrioe, &idter 9Uar,
$. Dana St uno Senator TacDpusaI.
! s ~eneral S6ent, SOrliBer be8 Diia
Omites 6eS t6aules, lit bereit8 bier anses
tommen, uno wirb bis CUR Gr6ffnung oeS Cons
grenes bier bleiben, nm Itd int @oraus nit als
len ienen Nnselesenbeiten polltpftraen pertraut
su MAIDEN, Die pOrausiidtlid Dor lein Gomite
9ebra6t peroen ioIlen.
! SaIair8 ppn 3egierun9ss
GIerfs. = @S itno in ben lesten Wp6eR
Iebr Uiele &eitsnatiOnen in ben peri6iebenet
Winilterien p~pr9efommen. 8eIpnoers buben in
ben lebteren @O6en ptele GIerts ibre Bldse
perlaien. NIs @runO seben fe an, Oas ie nit
ibren Salair8 ni6t binrei6ten, ibre Samilien
anitdroi9 gu periprsen. 2ie 9epartenentsdefs
tperOen oebbalb %9e5wun9en fem, bic @ebuIte 81
erbDben.
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nurbe ipdter IN bic iapdneiide @egierung fur
1885, 900 u~ertauft.
8lan erpartet, OaB bic ben Mmeritanen pom
Sapan gu 5ablenoe Gnti6dOtgungsiumme ii&
ouf 5000, OO0beluufen piro. SieGommindre Der
Gallrten iOllten am 10. Gttbr. nit ben iapane>
itlden geomte1 in &anasampa suiamraen fonas
men, UNI ben 8etrag be8 an bic peri4ieoenen
9ationen gu leiitenoen S6aoeneriaBes feit5u=
iteaen. 9ie Sorts iolen abgerasen perOen,
unb Die alIirte 6Iotte miro bort Iiegen bIeiben,
UNI oaralf 5u feben, Dab Die Sapaneien tbre
@erIpredun9en ,erfaaen. Dian sIaubt, Oab
RE iapaneflde 8egiernng in 3utunft fdbtg iein
werpe, ben wiDerlpenitigen .Qebensflriten in
Sha6 gu haIten.
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Batttmpre, Is. gtpe. 1861.
SsrFtssIts anee6Ute Terten In stefer SfFee Bic 8reteas,
Sen 20. B W. U1ittagS 2 l1br aassNrmmen perben, UNI btt~
fem Department. gu ~iiefesa; -sr7sre -~rm
@tnbunoert gmbulan3en sfs
Srmt s~ERteeltns @ufter@. 6a1S aa
Eteter rpereen eriu6t. behtnnt fn Datum, an relhent Fe
ben Cent ait erfuuen tDnuen, %oRBu9eben
Scsss Nnsebpt, psldses teradE&tis tGerhen FED, mus turG
cline sei6riebene Gatantte 3ptier perantpprt It6er Ssugeu
bgelsttet fttn. DteieIte lautet; l1l.1l aEl .ff -fst
We of the county Of, State of,
do hereby guarantee that w-is Cor are) able to
fulfil a contract in accordance with the terms OF
his Tor thelr) proposition, and should his cor
their proposition be accepted, he Tor they will
at once enter into a contract in accordance there.
with, and we are prepared to become his secure
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for its full
ilment. ray
Die gsroutpprtlidt 1t b~erieuis.u, bic btele Guaruntis ae.
ben. mue mttteif elmer bonn. Iert Der nd6feu Diartftl
@purt petr Sorh Q st. Dtfritt .. &unas It auessfeIten Be.
ipttnt6un6 naDeeptslen tpereen
Das SUusernemtat bsbdlt It'd tas Ge6t Der, sireenb mel.
de Or eebUe aus ireens meIden lrladen an sermerfen.zr
aS Stst y taSt, n Dgss . etSsn g 8 tae;s t s.gss StT nsab 'g si$t ss ctr
EN- folder terftts Guf ttefer Dince reeturirt rurhe.
DIE aneebOte rttfen ete &ufitrift traeen: '~sProposals
for AmbuiaRees' urb fnb au dfrf hiren an
GOt. r.. M. Newport,
t~npsl9-22l Gte.Gunrtierineife Baltimore, Mb.
Snbfflten6s&ofice Der Der. ct. Nrmec
l4-f<Z z4Hs-S Gu trsa.s 80. 20 South Str. 5s
Baltimore, Nlb,.1 /. Npu. 1864.
%Ber1feBeite Aneebpte I'M Euplitdt pereen auf Bic fer Ofics
atssssnssa mmsn, nm has Der. 81. 6ubEaeus Departs
ntent Su 8altinrre, STD, 3u sereben nit - 80
l-0& 6eu uno Rprn in glebren. :sssg
Die 2teftruuseu ipb am Waters @tnrf, Baltimore, gRb.
an rnaden fret bon Gta~ seIb fir be gpnt,attCreu. Gaf
Seu mub eutes 5su IN Vaaen ue hds8prn In su,ea SGden
Weepn ttber ~ Buttei bait cerpGGt fetn.
Anssbpte psG6en Gaeeucmmta fir stelsrune BON 90 Zen
uSn 6eu unb 1000 Babel 8tru Tn Nebren (35 Dfb, duf ber
suiteIl mo Gufwarte; . StetsT rn6ssn apssbsn, prnn &c bs
Dds offrtrte 5eI u. 6ern pirb einer aennueu GnIpetApr
uAtermprfen, eb e8 dneencntnen tpirb. .<arS
Mnsebpte fnb aMf SUrnnlare Su idsreiben, wsI6e bon hieier
Cfnte su hesieben fne.
.8abIuns wirbi In fol6en Sones aen0&t, ais seraSt an 5ant
ttue; fn6 tetne S~prbanben, frbalb cts trel6e ~eiusebeH.
Seee RertOn peer tehe Jfrraa, pelGe Angebpte maft muf
e%sisltsa tar6 etnen Ereuete t~eeIetteu, irsar niAt eth Irl6er
bier rtetfrtrt purbe.
que anasbctf asssen Dirafass unb Srettass jetsr GO6e
s SO. S.@tImGn.
tznrS-j Capt. mnb 6. e. u. e, u,
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SoS hrmDppatbilhc Do ciipcrfa6rcn
Bon Or. MSOIpb .. GerbarSt, sSnist. greub. apprsb.
Mrit nnh Wmnharat. Or. meb. nnb &iruru..

SoS bpm6ppatbiitbc DIS cilpcrfa6rcn
bon Or. GcOIpb .. Gerbarrt, SSnisf. greuB. apprsb.
Grst unS @nnsarst. Or. meb. nnt &irura.,
Nus nCperateur x.
Sffee: DO. s3 gberpHr.. Scfe BON sbarp une
Dover Ctr #'s$
unt metn neues SeitSerfabren, peld sberetts In DeunG.
lamb Bite runntttGfte Anerfennuns Sc tunftn, aud lter Mnaeri.
ia gu rerbretten, . babe tS mid ttnaretlen ets tn 8aiti-
8te gDrsnse metnss Seilverfabrens. ~stSemnter Der 2er.
iaprsnbett uns llnidertett Der aIten Mebi3tn iinb: 6 IN e
Die ~saanaisen @ef itate, Ste i'd bel n,e}ner eieliabrteesa Ora.
ritz tn ben be6eutenhfen Stdbten Deuti6lauhs, Iswte In ben
s IsrsSsn fnr F5 IS Iels = g. : 5 sns 5 : s.S ssStsa Il sf e sta
SGtren 1861 unb 1882 mebr benn 10000 Rraufe an BEN
d iitnrHtem ans sefatrt&aen arautbetten. BON 40 ar. Der
8rdune t@rrIp1 erfranfttn 3tubern fnrb bet tteiner Be.
~banbluu9 niGt etns SplGe 8efulate fpre&en fur fi6 ftlka.
&beris rerttslt e. ib bet NerSenfieber, 2uasen-, uatesIrtbs-
Opb aub tn ben atteffen 9eisen rsirS eth later.r Grfsla
L ! (tsspis rei j$panrssta g'aFl bti aotf; aas
Dei6 flus. Gtenfs bsflihse id bic bSsarhsfs.n Sc.
sa q i S Stsfsadp st .ntfa + sns 5 I SD. sslss sst f ss ss$ sa BE
ssn3 Depe isne tersiidasn Wsittsi bic zen, sraatsn Elm II
Itesn aasdtI se1 Sers@srf nuraa6eln. - '
Dte tets psn mtr fettRHerabfpttten " i.
neien Strben BEN Sranttu nt4 aaseFe&.
net. " war
3ebnfa msrten ~sreea IN Farm elmer mi
n u t { bdaernc t~eietttgt. 25'e - w. ,es2s5-2 Y Y
auFtrhsia IT meime pstlmetbcte ibrer f~aaftsn uas ans..
nebmen Qrtrtune talber esrsigtsa aud Bet Briuen- pnb
Rtnoerfrnnfbeiten gu %ernPfebIen ~ @Ho&t5@ "t2t
.1l.sAa ibren 5radten font TER lie erfennen !" l# ts19t
| Or. 2lrUlpbp. Ge, barbt.
Office: SO. 70 Sharp, SIDE Sharp unS
9eueritrabe. Spredfunoen: ,gprmittaas
SO; Na6mitta98 Pa nbr. IND
Rg; Isine ban eegtidss 8iresn b~ett3irte e8rif: -Die
g~slsifsuns tsr s%taqibettsn aaf ianeae une ane.nsbmt
Qbeife- ut tets bel mir 1%Otratets.a ssat4Ot-l@t)
S66t wibtig fir 9tfrcn uno Oanta.
Sd trlaube mir, ueintn Srtunben uns Bts
~fannten an3nseistu, baB i'd lpebem BON Ntrgprf
surudaetpm11en bin nit etntr srpSen partsie
Waaren, ne DE ib 1ebr biais einattauft bebt,
uub nerhe ~bitlfIben aud ritper itbr btais ak>
aebttt. 60 11a 7-sn1 sai1sSg
SD bin lebr lbtraeust, baB i@ BiGtstr SER
faufe al8 elm enberer SdnitpaartnbGnbIer tn
Baltimore, UNI nt'tne 6reunbe unb Rpfumer ba.
Ssn 3M ilberSeusen, ptrben btefeIbtn bic GIte
babtn, mir 3uauIprehen, bann ptrb 1it aerif
BITE Sadt ausinpen. nag NHaa
SD babe be bette Auswabl In Galitss, Mus>
lin, AltiDerfOft, Glanels, sine arp6t AasHabl
in Setetnstn9ea, fdtrarit unb a. here GarktMi
bubble unterrGfe furO M eu,c lnb..ibtrbolpt
bunbsr 'erlet anpere Waartn, rtlhe d ftbr biz
Iis p%erfaaft. DIAN serstft ben SaOtn nnbgi I'M.
n1er ntht. .9s
Drummer IS ST Satimsrt> Str., ede 8rsnt~
lne B6ltimprs~Gtr. 85gsG
% Pc M3mlp) 5ptl 9 eItaer. 3
Bur ri&tiSen Ausfertisnns ssa
R GgemptiDms. Oapieren aM
iiFe@t me-" Der III Der @eser 0fftee.
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TarmerS un0 WIanter9 8onf.

NH1@ sU@G Baltimore, FL. ScS. 1864.
DpunerRGS Atr "A. b. N, tn bon ben S~fentitdfn
1ttorben ale eth D6uttGs beftmmt reSbnIb bic 8ant e-
f&Ishen fetn ptrh. 3GbluxStn, rel&e an stefen Sag flnts
neraen, utnHen AM Nlittps@, ZEN 70. rs entriGtet tuerten,
an ~tI&ena 9ast Der 1OarI 10 rtr gUrnitiuSs It'd ptrinms
nhtln wirl. s4 z. 9. tut tier,
(Et4R3E) .0eaB a5 Gaffrer.
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Dtsmftas Mbenr, go. HOO.
Roftib uur ein DIAL b. .GBeber's srcbe Dper Qy,
"a ~
MfittD0d) Mbenr, 2S. WOo.
glur etne DarRslans BON @punOS'S erpstr Opsv
4nEIt

Mfittp0d, NbcnS, eS. ROD.
Aur stue DarHsaaHs BON @UunDS's srUstr 0psv
It. 5aii S
@ ~ SSSDiepb Sermons q
ais Mepbtltopbeles, fetne b%erltmtee sc @ous. GtHe IsriI@s
9nS branaatti8e G%Oneepttpn. Usl@t fSwerIt& tbyts GIet&eu
Sig. @iuieppe Samaro. aasss
(Betn critics &uitreten ale 5aufl "a
- Wldr!e 55rieoerici. =
Str cries Auftreten ale Warsirttba s6re Original ROga.
sasra 9einri6 Steinede. sA 7sf
Setn critics Mnf reten ale WGleutsn.
Die lbrtsen ROlen bur6 bie @tftnf@ait. Taug tam In
feler Sation Surbaus niht ~rttttrbplt werbtn.
SOnneritas 2ibenb, ben -. SiDpbr,
Gtnstser Gbenb. fur tte g@asuuns ssu ~
SfDbert Der EeMfeI.
GrCse Oper BON @eSesteer.
Sn sIeisr aOae ina5te er fstn ersss 4.S5a:in.u IN aU1Soa
rns Ameriia unl bteisbt rirb fGr cine ietutr srSstsa Va
%etenuneen getalten. 80
5rans Simmer, SbeOOOr ,Sabelmann, Mab.
SpbannIen uno Wab. Sobanna Nctter.
-iso SreitGs 9IbenS, ben rs. seOotmber,
ginsi0e SOrftsnuuS bon SateSp's grO6n Oper
Ole SMbfn,
NIT itrer SrrSer 8eiesuns. &c TT u~umSst6, tieIe eie5s
Iine8sSper 81 ipieber6oIeu, tpelhe Bel airei @eIeaeubeiten
wdRrenb Der Saiion in Seem >DOrt am 5ablrei&feu beIa@t
mar.
~ Gise fSnnen peute seF&ert Werben fHr ~einseiue
Operu in Wtc@dfirep'S Muftseaben. Serna& txsIt&
DGRrenb Der OpernsSaiicn tn McGalfreb's uuh In br
S0r@OfFce be8 6~ouibapfr. s9beatsrs.
re hfa gintrittspreiie - ei8 s.
Or&eaer, parauet, 86Itpns nnb Dres Circle ...a..s,SI 50
Relerutrte- Stbe so Gts. extra. 'F
Sunt.tIn S.tts
StStn ans.sn assuS rsisssirie Els. Is S,.inj-.::.assss
Gte erfen fIuf benbe...s... ....Sf6
9rpBe S a uiens8 Or teIIunG
SamRas u aebmittas, 96. DeOsemb,r .fS64.
(Sfoo22-)
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OergnGgungen
SDaioop Ctr. &beater.

SSObn &, Sors ...,. :. .Vertualter,
Growers @rDfe Oemtidbe Oper
2eondro Groper Director.
(DtrettOr bes neuen Gbtsnwfr. Gbeatess In DbtIabeISbta
unb BON Gr0Ser's Ebeatsr tn gDaibtnstuu, .. g.
Garl Mmi9ib. @..........@a peameIisG.
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I0o)6inAtOner An5eiaen.

ar Mu8 @aibitgton itto llr1gegens beliebe
l1tart 8eite1nngctt fir ben ,,g8eder" Snbitrip=
tlUnelt iBie NH5eige1I 0nrdl ben NgenteI Srt. S.
s. Wie0felOt, 400 & Str, 3t MADDEN.
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gT Gremptisn2s8G1iere Ges
sogene, Die sur@ oere6te llria6en Befretung
pom WtIitdrotenft beatipru6en %t0nnen, erbuIe
ten ief
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Stir 0Ommif1fOner8 Nffce.

9f+48N B~aItttnnre, ben y. Nps. 1854. p
Der Stsbt@pnMtI1r lat etne sefdrtebene Application
erbaIten sss serf6tebentn Giseuttamern Don @runSRadeM,
reI1e an BITE Ard hrase, Snif@en Satette unb 8aItimarefr.,
ereasen, trkAlten; bttSslbtn iyrs&en Ben WuuT6 aus, Sas
bttfs Strait erab!rt nab s~tyFaRsrt msrbe. Der GpmmiH6r
gilt hiereur@ NGhrtht AneN, bic es betriHt. bos er am
Dteufag, ben 70. B. 1fy UprmtttAes 10 ubr tn 1etner Office
fein wir6, ma bic SADIE nU@mals In Grudsune Sn 3teeen.
8ln9#2 SIM MMftraS s.,
- = Il iI EetseH 5. Smttb
(Z2npe1utll tEr= sos asE GIere bes Gifts 9DutmifiprerS
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Gcnnecticut SceO Eabaf
.tli su iebr biIiqem 8reiS l@i2,

Seutt trt6ltsn, ttrttt Spn 6 snnstticut leo Rthtn @r6sber
4ufarbetter nnh StHher, rtl&e I'D BET 8ihen unS tleintrn
QuaatttdteM ieht btats ~strsh1fs. : W nj. . duIj 9Ht
, ltlnppzWQl4N eld 8gH 451 u. Bait mprtitr.
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Jlene Un1ei0Gn.

~ Gar CAPT. BtctDr SttteI, 4. Wt6taan Cas-
Nsstrnent, Htst etn Tadtt aus europa In Der Office tes
ngNeQerN. ..e- IL. Lnhh1 7tfinl
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Witness; s.l.. A.. B., Guarantor.2
Z. f.. est c.. d., Guarant 1ai
| hereby certify, that the above named 49,.
are known to me as men of property, and able to
make good their guarantee.
EDtelebe III sOm y. st. Difrift Ri9tfr. y. ct. DiHrttt
gntralt pber Gpaeftrr gu unter3 t@nen.
6etH Angekst plrs IN BetrG6t seHsrnEeM, ASm ni6t bic
sbtSe Garantte ~betseflst II.
5ettunssn melGe Sur gubltiaticn eS Sbisen ~duttprtFrt
NM, bdteH las SIatt ~el&es ee erie Snfertpn entrSlt an
eteie Office b.bUf0 examinations etnluIenben. 8 .Hsaaf
AMssbete rtnb 3u be8etbnen; Proposals for Supplies for
Marine Corps for 1865, NRs suebrefFren an I1Ls
-2 Ie.4~ 3D. Q. IGH,
tSneS4SNlHlwf Matpr unh Guatttermether.
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0itD GDmmiffIOmcr8 Officc.

$50 g 2tr sDaItt m nre, FL. WpS. 1854. 81
Sa Sclse elmer MrpIttRtipn wirh btertur@ RahrtGt Aes
Ctben, fae hersStGSt.9 smniHdr unb Surotppr am SamaSe,
ben 20. Ass, nm 10 utr Bcrmittass in ar&fraBe, ypifben
taqette unl Bnltttn Srefrt ietn merben, UNI has 0rabtren
p~erieittn ttajafeQen. Ant babel tnttrefFrten Werfonen
usrien aafsefOrbert, sltI&faus su erf6stneu.
SRt 6 mttb,
(22np15mD GIert ter Statt-G pmust16re,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-30

The Tribune says the receipts from inter-
nal revenue, from July LIST to January 14th,
amounted to nearly forty-six millions OF dol
lars. With the expected changes in the ex-
else law, the lowest estimates for the second
year, are one hundred and forty-twe and
half millions while the highest estimates
would add twenty-five or thirty millions
thereto.
St. Louis, Jan. l8.-The .Rtpx6lican's
Memphis correspondent says: Two important
propositions have recently been made by the
rebel authorities to the Federal Gouernnsent.
The first is from the Quartermaster Of the
Confederate army, at fernando, acting by
authority from the Richmond officials, who
has offered to sell 10 Gen. Grant or General
Hurlbut all the cotton now remaining within
a certain district outside the Federal lines.
This offer embraces $4,000 bales. and is all
Confederate Gotten. Grecnbacks will be
taken for il. 1t is said that Gen. Hulburt is
in favor of the purchase, and has rccommrn-
ded it be carried into effect. The second
,ner comes from Kirby Smith, who, it is
stated, recently sent an authorized mcsscn-
ger to Washington to propose to furnish every
requisite authority to get out all the cotton
in that portion of the Red river and Washita
districts within the rebel control-thc mon
cy for tho same to be paid to the class of
officers excepted from the amnesty offered by
President Lincoln, they to retire from. the
rebel army and go to Mexico. The Rcpxbh-
xnn says editorially: Of the correctness of
of this information we have no doubt, for it
comes from source likely to have the best
means of information also, that this would
involve the complete disarmament of the rcbc.
forces in Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas,
and the immediate return OF those States to
the Union.
1t is said that Secretary Chase contem-
plates the issue of ten and forty year bonds
when the present stores of 5-2O's arc eXhaus-
ted; and in order to meet the demands upon
him for payment Of veteran bounties, will re-
scrt 10 loan and the continued issue of 5
per cent. interest bearing notes.
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81 :
ful examination Of the subjects month !:
which he raised the upper lip in the mama. -
of jockey who inspects a horse to a.o.s.
tain his age. (although the gentleman mr.
tested in whisper that he did MT want H. ~.
rudience TO see his teeth, J said that the .n .e
ject was not much Of hand for kesb ms..
but that he delighted in coarse graminiveru,.'
such Is grass and cabbage. That he s W..
heavy on the attack. and would, in a soh. ill.,
belize the old soldier who always eon.ide,aS'
himself dead man after the first Gun w..
fired, and thought that all be could brihp a.
from the field after that would be clear o,;n
The learned Doctor-although his stTo ,,.'
point lies in explaining what he has said
has never explained what he meant by th;,
explanation Of attack.
have heard that the Board of Trustee.
Of this town have decided that a scholar wa.
considered as under the jurisdiction Of ,6e
school teacher from the time of his leav;n.
home in the morning for school until he
reached home again. This looks so much
Ike reviving the Blue Laws Of Connecticut:
that l am not disposed to believe it wholly
true until hear it from some person author.
lied to speak for the Board. hope tia;
some one Of their number will inform %ou;
readers about the matter. q.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-30

I'i 'a4 ,.r PORTSMOUTH, o., April !, io''''9
Messrs. A. L. ScovILt 3 Co. a.,f. -.-i l..tias
Gents:--I have been, for years, subject 70 ~
tacks Of Bilious Fever; and some times
have been laid up for months, and my system y"
in feeble state BY the use Of strong med'e'n''
which was given to me by my physician.
Ihave been using Dr., Motifs Liver Pills 'o'
some time.s Lind that car break those atsae.'
in a day or so, and escape entirely the fever.
Ny daughter had an attack Of the DssPePs's,
which distressed her much; she coala no. 60.
scarcely anything without becoming nausea1sc ~
hcr stomach continually. Some time since ~
got and has been using Dr. Motifs Liver Pills, saa
she is now like another being. have found asS
that they are the most valuable Pills for oies.Is
up Colds, Headache, Pains In the eide ana '"'-'
would not be without them 10 my AMY nn1gcrp,
er.,) ffs ath ~ THOMAS BlGGhn'l'
''sefs+ ~ ." ' KfEfSSfNGTON 4 CO..
'' WI" : '''' and BY all druggists
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-30
Letter from tho Portland Possm aster

We publish below letter from H. W. D..
Wis, Esq, Postmaster at Portland, Oregon.
We have never blamed Mr. Davis for their.
regularity Of the mails, as We were positive it
was no fault of his that we did not receive
them in the old schedule time. The blame
attaches 10 the p. o. Department at WASH
ington. Itarpesrs the schedule time has been
extended between Washington City and Sac.
ramcn,o, as our mails are now from fifty to
fify-fve days on the way. Until within the
past few months we received Atlantic dates
very regularly in from ,wenty-nne to thirty
days in summer, and from thirty-6ve to forty
in winter:
Posr OFFICE, PORTLAND, OREGON
Jan. 10Th, 1864.
ED. WASHINGTON STANDARD. Sir: Nv
attention has deem called to all article in your
paper, of the 8 h inst. and which in justice to
myself, as we'll as the good people of Wash.
ington Territory, should notice, and hence
these bril- remarks:
l keep register of arrival and departure
of the nails between this office and Monticel.
10, aud whenever the mails fail to arrive at
or depart from this Office according to sched-
ulc, invariably report the delinquency to
the Post Office Department. Mr.. Burbank,
the Postmaster Monticello, keeps similar
REGISTER at his end Of the route, and if there
is any delinquency on the part Of carriers he
is bound to report the same, and it is impos'
sible for me to know whether the mails con-
meet regularly at Monticello. only by. represtn.
,ation. But in order to show You where the
difficulty lies, herewith furnish copies Of
the schedule from Portland to Monticello,
aud between Monticello. and Olympia. and
by which yon may sec how hopeless is the
prospect of having the mails connect either
way. BY comparing the schedule you will
find that the mails leave Monticello for
Olympia on the same day and within one
hour of the same time of the starting Of the
mails from Portland to Monticello and rice
rersd.
If the community are suffering an incon'
vcnience (Which they doubtless are) on ac-
count OF the disconnection ut Monticello, the
getter up OF the present schedule on route
1871 is only responsible. If the publica'
ton of the above will lead to change in the
obnoxious schedule on route 1871, | slal
have accomplished all desired in pcnninsit.
Very respectfully. your obed't scv't.
II. w. DAVIS, POSTMASTER.
Mr.. Davis gives the new schedule which
was published by US last week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-30
Sprtial tNo titt.
Dyspe psia cured !.-Cheering News!
Statesman

WATKINS p. o., Union Co., Sept a.
O. r. BAKER. NJ. D.--Sir lit Is with great
pleasure that write to you, and Inform you that
your Pain Panacca is doing great wonders in this
part of the country. 1t has cured Philip Ebriss
Of the Dyspepsia Of long standing, and he hae
used all other remedies and all failed. l have
sold the four dozen bottles that You sent me-
Send me four dozen small bottles of Pain Pane
cca, two dozen 80 Ct. bottles, and one dozen do''
lar bottles. .,r> 5.f ~ B. GAMBLE.
DR.. Bakers Pain Vamocea will pos
only cure Dyspepsia, but all other pains, no ma"
ter how cxcruciating, whether internally or ~
tcrnally. y II iesilstr, .seirs.ls rs
For sale by all Druggists, ,si
KEDINGTON L CO.,
4l6 and 4ls Front ST., San Francisco.
l0 Ht 5Hcf 9l' l sf Agents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-30

~ We believe the present Assembly can
cap all former sessions in pointlcss jokes and
strained attempts at wit, We were shown
the other day bill, printed at Government
expense, made up of quotations from cc!cm-
poraries editorials. The suppostion is, that
the introductr wished to "get even with
the writer of the editorial, and expected to do
so by the means employed. We can See
neither point nor sense in the bill. but the ar
ticle read well enough as i. appeared in the
Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-30

n Our latest San Francisco papers say
the monitor Comanche has no, yet been raised
It is thought that parties are interested in
keeping her under water-probably those who
were behind the scenes in the Chairman
utf,ir
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-30

No LATER NEws.-Our overland dates
this week are no later than those received Ly
last steamer. We colate, however, few
paragraphs of interest not published last
week, from the Portland papers.