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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
NEWS ITEMS.

An old man named Vim. Donaldson, Of
Buffalo township, Washington county.
Pa, was knocked down in the borough of
Washington a few nights ago, and robbed
of $40. Two youths named Thos. Rankin
and James HAmmendare in jail on suspi-
cion of having committed the assault.
An Oil Company has been organized in
Somerset township, (same county,l called
the "PigeOu Greek Valley Oil Company"
They are to bore on the farm of Moses
Divan.
The Reporter negspaper records the fol-
lowing accident:
a most shocking accident occurred 10
Norris township, on Sabbath last, the
facts OF which, as We have learned them.
are about as follows: A Nr. Philip Min.
tor, who resides on the farm of his father
in-laW, Mr.. Ollie, bad gone to church, and
during his absence, his wife had gone oYer
to the house of her father, and expecting
TO remain only q short time. left her child,
about ak months old, asleep, trusting that
Il would remain go until her return On
starting back, however, she was Mortified
TO see her house developed in flames and
beyond the reach of human power to safe
even the life of her darling infant which
she left behind her only short time. ba
forel How the FIRE originated We have
not heard. ~, ~ 80 zEai
UpatSteubenTille they are to have new
hotel. Mr.. Robert Cochran has purchased
the old Washington House premises, sud
is going to build eommOdious modern
structure. f-s ss
Gen. I'd. Mc0oOk is on visit to his
home in Steubenyille.
A Freedman's Association has been or
gsniEed up there with the following Off.
GERS in charge: ~. ~
President, R: 9. Hoffman; Vice PFsssi.-
den, J: II, Buchanan; Secretary, J. W
ClOkey; Treasurer, VI. B. Lindsay.
The Richie county Nv. Ya) Pres, no
tees add regrets the sale of lands by the
farmers at good prices, and their subse.
quenG exodus from the States
A new paper, to be called the PlOU-
Share, is about to be started in Richie
county. % 115g q n's
. The KanaWhs RsppSheqn notices Ihall
the Nelson House, in Charleston, is to be
rebuilt thiSspriog. 1t also states that the
sale OtlotI Hands is going on Inltbat county,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
Wheeling Iron Works
A YaIuable Farm and Nt0cI
RUBIIo sAnE
March 9th. 1865.

7NHa subscriber. WI otsr for sals on THURSDAY.
yen aay,l ne sth OF March, 1855, at 10 O'Clock
SoR county, Ohio, the VALUABLE RARM beionEinT
% the SatatS q David UpdegraH, deceased contsip
miles east Of Mount Pleasant In An excellent neIr
6oFhpo pngurPAssed for fertility, aud within about
three miles OF Portland Station, C. P. & R. Il
has on i good two story Brick House With never
tAtiing Spring, and MIX House near the dooE-a
large Frame Barn, Wagon HOUSE., Corn Cribs, Dc,
In iun bearing. About 140 acres are cleared md
under COOP cultivation. Persons seeking deSira-
Die Investment viii do we'll to examine the prem.
ises, now occupied by Samuel WatkinE
We will also sell, 1t the sane time and .pIace
about 100 Superior Sheep, Stock Hogs, Colt 1.-TWO
years ODD, Heller, Corn, Wheat, Barley and 00tS
in the bushel, few tons Of Hay, 10, &c.
liberal credit will be given, and terms made
known on day Of sale.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

M. sOuuuCk's bill, which passed ~.
House Of Representatives on s,tp,s.r IN
cEeases 'hsPay of army Oaisers bslbT The y.
grade OF briEadisr general. after n. Ere. of
January, 1868, twenty-five p.r Cent, a.
follOWs ~
o'Iouels OF Infantry, $40 per month;
Lieutenant colonies OF intantry, $laO per
month /; majors OF infantry. sos per
mouth Captaias q infantry, $50 per
mouth 6Fat HsuIsnsDts Of infantry, ST.
per month second lienteuGnts OF iuap,rv
$IOpsr pehA.y dc
- Sess1sis Of ether, eFms Of the service,
$3.50 PEI, P9R'hi lieutenant colonies, $40;
: Ral0rS $llSi captains, SlO2 so; Lieutsu,
$50 50, 7-Eiss D., u $50
pay Of acting assistant surgeons i;
ereASsd to $12S pei month, ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

POsToTIlcE ATTAlRs.-Ths pOsGofice at
WILLIAMSBURG, Wood county. West va.,lis
re-esta blished, and R. G. DOpeYer appoint
ed postmaster. AT WorthiDg,ou, Marion
county West Va, C. B. Billiugsly is ap.
pointed postmaster, vice A E. Nay, resign
ed Offices discontinued: BOggsvilIe, Jack.
son county, West Va; papers should now
go to jackson Court House. Carleton,
KanAWHG county, West Va; papers should
now be sent to Kshawba Court House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
On Lands.

WERT DESIRABLE OIL LEASSs FOR SAI.p
In . newly developed and proI iyfnS. 5,:tet.t
Good facilities for shipping. Wood "a cSSI Sbp,H
danE Tor particulars address WIN. R RATOLTTF.
CL1FP, Marietta, Ohio. fei0-InS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
TWo Farms for Sale in Illinois.

ONE OF $40 ACRES, near RAntoul Station,
" Champaign county, one hundred miles by rail.
road from CHICAGO Of rich prairie land, and having
so acres under good fence aud we'll improved, with
good dwelling and tenant h0nSes, Barn, Stable and
Corn Crib; also Peach and Apple Orchards.
on the Little Wabash river, and within few miles
Of Clay City on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
This farm is well timbsred AID has two saw mills
adjoining It, Id la
Apply 10 JAMES MoLLOY, RantOul, Champaign
county, Illinois, or to GEO ". SMITH.
fe23 ........-.-.-. Wheeling, ". We.
lst olalrsville Chronicle copy and send bill to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
Homo for RaIn-

+ A NICE Well-built two story brick bouS.. -,
"A teEN bath room, stable, carriage bo1sSS ~
ho1ll b. within three minutes walk Of 81. - -.
95lee; tol9esslon given on the o. Arm - -.
- ~ Sll8s ~ y Nh .balnrN AnrII
- I y S-as . rented A-u.SNI TRIbGF
-o-ea.... - -. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

STEEL Pillow WINGS.
ONE THOUSAND, assorted sizes. PittsburvA
" manufacture, At Pittsburgh prices b.
IeSl A. METCILP
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

P'FgiH.a faOOr' Arming The SLAVES, and Con,
'sQuentIy all the "First Families" thinl
the Natter Sealed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

IRON Pillow WINGS.
LIVE HUNDRED assorted sine. pi,,.h,,,., =
Iiaeture, at PittAbargh prices, by
fe2O n A. MPrOATp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
-. SxNGPrOn1s-

EV-oAll for Circular describing all symptoms: q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

WIRE. FOX vINEYARnS.
l0.000 rs sesl NlFs ss ylas5iilss,sas, t..,,.
AZ P. O HLDREIH &RSa
The New York herald., 1865-06-23
THE LECTURE SEASON.

TMPoRrANT LECTURES DATLY-rOR oENTLEMEH
only az The New York Museum Of Anatomy els Broad
way Parties unable 10 attend them
forwarded receipt cents By sddrssslns ecreary 81
New York Mussum Of anatomy.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

yVANrED-FOR CASH, BY DAY 4 PALMER, sio
w Fourth avenue, Houses eligby located with posses
sion immediately during the fall Apply above,
stating TERMS do.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23
i NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1866
SUMMER RESORTS.

WADAwANUcK HOUSE, sToNINGroN CONN, RE-
W opens July l. resort CoTnfnunica ton
With New York by S,onington steamers Shore Line
road This house has been particularly favored with
trst class patronage and now solicits the same
GORDON JONES.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

10 FARMS FOR sALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR MER-
u can1isc, containing upwards Of 1000 part i'm
proved situated IN Missouri and illinois, varying from 40 10
$50 For particulars iyure Of y. B JOHNSON be-
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

NNANTED--A BRICK HOUSE IN A REsPECrABIE
w neghborhood, below Twenty third street, between
Second and Sixth price about 600 or 5000 Ad
dreSs stating particulars, q. 4. r., Herald once.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

A T cLIFFwOoD HOTEL ON THE sEAsHORE. OP-
n poste Keyport. N. j.. ~ hour from New York by
steamboats, Msteawan and Martin Up NJ returning A. NJ
Fine groves fine safe bathing fishing sailing stabling
Board 81 70 S5 Apply at 176 Blcecker street. hotel
OATH HOTEL, AT BATH, L. lis NOW OPEN FOR
ID the reception Of guests Accessible every half hour by
Greenwood Bath Coney Island Railroad For the
portaon Of baggage apply at Wilson's Express vesey
street. GEORGE SHIELDS.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

DELMONT HALL, sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN N. J
ID will be opened June for the reception Of company
d.. A. CROWELL.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-09

Ste ~oierunaS Qerfduf.
S6tIs Ufrtauf Don
NeQterun9S=D ferDen u1tp Ntaulei elm.
Genera Quart rmetfs 8 Office
Wafttn ton, .. y. Sept. 70. 1873.
Ddtrenb bes Wpnats Ottpber pereet an rem nahbe-
mann en- pldsen unD 8asen OuF 6teatltter NuCttUn an ten
Niet1tbtetenb.u Sgriauft ndnit4 gu
Htw 9prt
6tatt en- gott, Dtenfd9 ltbe 26r9t 1OS pjsree tdsIt6.
Penn iplpasteu.
philadelphia, . purfs 1 j itee &e8e 100 pfsrbe tl9ltG.
pb ~ldSeipbtd, S%amfGt 100 Ntduleitl "
harrisburg OteHfIB IOO
Rectins Dtenfag ,. Sft'ber $50 Yerte
@reeusburs, Etttta l.. Sttptr $50 y
f,ncoAfr, pnnerfaa 10 OCTOBER $50
ptttSbure, d. II a 26 Setbr. $50
aasntOpa, tentaG31 Ctbr 1O "
Delaware.
spttntuotru, Ot.naGef6 b. QBs9e 100 Qterte tdalid.
gptlnt nstCn, 2rettaa - loo Wtaultfel ~
@tffppri
st. 9ruts, Dttpbsr 8, 4, sc 7,8,u 10. $50 ylauleiel ti9li@
st Qruts, Sttpber IL, IL, Is no IA l0 pferee
81. Qouts, DIT, q, 25, 20, OF, rs, 80, II 81 $50 ylauleisIy
@teSbDrD,D 6.
Ntnfdgu II. Op n ner 4 q ie6. gGpbe 100 pferte t15lt9
aent @ertdH { Sen Wiaul!,sln finsentn gDdb nstcn liott
Vie Gttere pslde i'm SItrber eertautmereeh finh ben r.
ais aleS anbeJe, welde m Yubliturn rio jtet %aEsetOten
purpen Die Wtsbt belt t~ereIbRu TT GefurS unb brau3 ar.
Is wtrb erpOrt(tt bdB init btefe n Der
allie Iberflu fftetn @sUrefne-
m utstbtere per(en. RAINIER
fplIten beSbaIb spn btefcr leBten 9ele-
aenbett ! u tdufen N ollen 8ebr1H4 meo en-.
Die Ebiers rerten e~tn3eln p~erfluft.
Die Werfaufe tesinn n UNI 10 utr .. Y.
Bebtnauneeu tddr In " upernsmeatsseib.
Sdmes u. = dtn,
treo Brig. Gtueral tn Gtdree l. Stpftpn.
(fpt. 1856. 81 =. ID. g. :.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-09

d NeDpis'S &ine
e.. p&g brett mad
Nctcreburo ulo Ni6mrmp,
ppm Union Sod an GoncproItr.
6sire untabuns bfr @utsr inbet itGtt 8ra&t >ptrb tag.
lid ansenpmmsn fir ben nsuen uno %eIs9Gntsn Oampier:
NsneS, Gupt. 9. g. 8rmen,
pel6er icben SAINT, 70 Ra8u,lttas 3 utr a%bfdbrt.
Der Dampfer l @llIie
Gaie api9bt, Capt. Graham,
iptrt ieben Nittrp6 9lo6mittas 3 nbr absebsH.
0itfs Dampfer ilbrsn prompt UNI Selrsssn TIRE Srs6t
,,stf6rcts gsouemltdfettsn fur Yaddsisre, ~prodtppae Salsns
ssrS S8laIstnrmer 8atrprtis Sc; wtatIssttsn unl OLAF
,imner ezra. 6ra6ten merr.n 10 btate bsiurstsIs ssn an
gDeaen 6ra6t uns gdfaes rsnte man I'D an
OS 30 m. SaSlsr & Co.,
11ctuN Union DOd, @%Hncprofr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-09
Stimmberentiate Der s~ipan,ieiten 8arb.

@emds einer @fte Ter General u 6emblp serSTentliGen bic
untsriei6netsn 9estfr atpren na6febenb bic elite Der qualt.
f5irten Slimna9eter unb geten Npttt, hGb lie id esriammslr
. rtttteuuse gen su MAIDEN, ppUpn iomnIli6e Sftteiltste gtp
til netlnen prueu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-09

Teuer>W eriiAernrg
Nor o1Ociirten 6~eueruanns gerli9erlti9s3e'
ieni9aft pom Baltimore.
Us. 4. sUutbfr., s~sssnatsr benz sHH-@ssaa'e.
On getraGt Der eririsrst&en S~tdttsfett ft ganp'S Sreiis
DfSartements Reaen mir ppn tstt an gum ou'S,t Ssr ssiGios
Gu Rstsn' Nut Dteienieen, pslde 9daier Msoe.n FEET
SUniiiss WsrtbsessnRdnbs irr eth NDer ltSS SSDr ST a% BE s Stse
H1ern puniAen, wtrben tterTtt ftHSs"V'"' NV
Mas msrIrRe rrerteu rhs bistsr prompt rue Itpe Nrs aus
te;ablt. wv"
4treftpreH:
Snn. VI. 5ld. go" facttn.
Sares 8. 9Dpeeben, 1M S groifsr'
9dncaher Nule. ~ " Srree.
gtValV Nl'" Saect FRAT.
EranetS gurut: JAM d CSerae,
ErsnctS VI. Wttaer. Sa"'
Or. S.. 6 U. 9tuse. ,yskart, Segr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-09

Dice @~Dmpasnie 1T ber,it, eep6bAlide 2ebeus : gerF6s-
tan9s define Dhtr as& Sd i'm fur cine seWiIe &etbe ppn
~tu6eben.
Desa!ei@en Gasins frt Mnaa.u.ra ..hrL.1as M;r.n.a.a.. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-09

Oeu-;s. ane intereiiirteu Ynioneu wcrten 9iermit
borouf uufutertium semoGt, bus bic SfeSiitrutrren Der
bier ePnten Bars in ibrer Office, $50. $40 B. Baltimore
etrabe, am 3ienfls ben 81. Sttcber unb gtittwp&
ZEN L. Nopember 1865 Spii6en 8 l1br glcrSens unS 5
u9r Gbencs iein nerben, nm beia9te 2ifte gu c~crriseu.
Spbn g. 3 ppner, "
20 m. s.. 8rpwr, 2
Sfaiab &rpeIeu,
t5e 0tesifratcren Der pierSebnten BarS.
(Sft.9 TO- "a, %, 81, 81 .NpS.)
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Sic WarDlaub
Ste WarDlaub
Qebengz
SeriiberulsS~ Gnmpa0nie
pom Baltimore.
Snbaber BON gerf6eruuSse Speilen boben
Nntbeil am Gepinn.
bon sen beRen Gompagnien.

Der etartsr btefer g~cmeasnts erfprberi eth DeppFt pen
Mot rtnt8er ais 500 900 betm S~teats=S gmeife In ere
Ger elans Side bettspapieren ~teitetenb, ais @arantif fur
sptlt9e 3anbiunssretle mtt ben .SntaScrn bon BsrFGe-
ruresi3etnen.
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MeMe !NpI. 0SOnsS6r1n8e'

ms6no ,ceben cine fletnf Yartie penn eitF=
Il S gtt 5Snse, St to ,us %ssusteteSS a. asSaSms psfe"' en-
pfetle. arc %. goItinnprear.
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as 4amDnrgSA mcrttGntiDc
49, 49, Pofrtia5rt AFtiens eitai9afi
NDn>Oa npfsS 1iTfnDrt

WpfSOa mpfS 1tTfnDrt
6amburs unb Seem YOrt, ria southampton,
rermttieIf Ter neusn, AM tas Spltssfe ertduten unb Gle
slntefe eineert6teten 8rr6cn etierueu 9rff. DoTnpfibifie;
2arUnia, $500 Gpnuerr, Capt 8 g Meier.i
c5ornfIIa, 21OO Gcnnen, Capt s 8 @menIen.
Sjuoaria, 24OO 8pnnen, Capt $ 8aute,
SeMtpuia, 300 2pnnen, Capt 8 s. Oadd,
GerInnnia, 29OO 3onneu, Capt y GPlers,
%aitLemGnia, 1900 3pnnen, ueu] Capt u 3rautmann
Die Gampfer ttsier etnts ~beiSrbern bic
Vereini9te Staten 9DIt
UNITED States Mall
unb rverNen Wdbrtnb pteles Sdbres r%e8eimd5iS BON GeW Ypri
mad 5dmbure " .
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abtdbreu unb Y%afasiers ppn gtew 9Ort mas
t6anlbur9, 9aure, 2pnoOn uno southampton
,u ben ~fpIsenten Yretfeu nrbmen:
). Bon Netr Yprt mad 9dmbuTs, 9dpre, 2pn6pu urs
Scui hampton:
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uHter-SaIcn .... ........... e. $3.50
Bon 9GmburS unb 9Gpre mad 8tsp yUrr.
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an abeangstaee etneG iebeu DampfIdtfes an.
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an bie General paHaee. Aeenten bar Stnte s. y. @t6arb
l. BoGS, Np. q ,Sarciaaitr. nGbe Brpaepdp.
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Ggpre6sMn3ei9e.

s. u D. 5srrtns. MGent. finia-lmtl
NDotnS' @Epre6 @Dmpa0nie
al e@sa9s@asAgMSsF
%bef0rtert Sitter 9BertbIa4en unO 0sloer mad aaen 1betIsn
GER Ser stGatea une mad tai aaen Ebetlen Ter Delt.
Die Sitfrbsit hes Gtssnt6um8, wcides t6r anU,rtrout
wtro,-oer ME trtgf 9rets, ben tie fur Tubrlpbn tersdntt-
ote 0s9slmaB'9sett UNI 2aiAtett tn tbrem @sfadftsOanee
0unp Os %riet91erun9, ptl9e tie Derfcnen betet, peI6e
t1aGren, aDertbiadsn ane Sab gu peri6tden baben MAIDEN
s BE ~ AGamS Sr2rea GOmpasnie unabsrtrefF,@ Gs
fir 4nstanft melbs man f& In ber Saupt.Oftet bet
g%pmpa9nte In Boitinare
rs, l64 %. 8a|Ittmrrt 6tra6.,
ooer IN lbreH bureaus " .. 227 unt 40 9 SON.
lrbfrp an her GGlBert-Gt0tten tne am Rsr.
! 0tt 3Bhart cher bel tr8enb ftnet tbrer Nserturen.
tom )i-lo'st Gesma @TFres &pm1
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per.tiisn tig6tfr 2p6arT 5 IS eon 8arrehr jeDen 9tsnf0a
unb 5JG.yGd 4 lbr Na6m tags fur
@ltsr4nDrta, Balbingtpn unb Georgetown
In gfr5'nouu8 nit tf Orange unb NierunhttG Glier balm
mad 9vn0burs unb baiten an ee sem5bnlt6ea ~3ansuneS.
pldeeH bes p9topas 8 ulieS an.
3ur0tte6rsnb SerlaGen s~teieiten ~ aittastou ieben
Ntt.peb IN Samha8 q nbr ~a!pt9eRS uns u Ieranbrt
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b Sn saitin"rs,
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.s.. Sa AlerGnbrtd,
ia s. y rRber8 Il Go. SO. 2 Rtnear.;
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du maraLn. Rbtnebort b @O.. 10. lea sDaterni
unb 2i1 z ctr fhinn ~
x .1IttmUre u. Rbitaoelpbla
$500 DampfSAiT Sompa9nte.
Biu @beiapeate uno Oelaware Canal.
9dIti db noA SbilareIpbia.
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9t8tiRr. &0berft CT
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8. &lerGnbtr Sbrtoer, Naent.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

~ A comet is coming towards
us from unknown space, and will be
visible to the naked eye in few
weeks-perhaps days. Watch for
the stranger some distance north OF
the four stars of the constellation
Pegasus. Through the glass it
looks dimly at present, but as it is
coming directly toward the earth it
may soon be plainly seen without
the aid of u glass. 1t appears now
a. q pale light with bright spot in
the center.
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INSTRUCTIONS To BIDDERS AM
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

~ Opposite me, in the ball
room, tonight, sits a stout woman
in a >wide.striped silk dress. She is
the wife ofa legal nobility, ard was,
when young, a circus rider of great
repyte, renowned chiefly fer leaping
unaided upon u running horse in the
ring. Another fine.looking couple
graduated from Fulton Market-thc
husband still sells bivalvcs in that
famed locality.-Saratoga Correspon-
dett.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

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10 e.Sn. 2S ads. and bark. Oae-
asc-k-
Lave Nane.us.r Tgrsdsy at =. II /;
Arrive a; P~kin 5y Gam;
ielve P-lin "Wednesday at .sm;
Arriv- af Vancouver by s IN.
lo4l6 From Snohomi-h TO Mukilreo. 20
miles. and back, once a week
Leave Snohomish Saturday at 6
am;
Arrive at Mukiltoe BY l2 m;
Leave Mukiltor Saturday at I p IN /;
Arrive at Snohomish by Z p M.
1917 From Walia Walla. by Mulan's
Bridge, to Fort Colv;lle, 220 miles,
and back. once week.
Leave Walla Walla Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Fort Colville Saturday 6
pm.
Leave Fort Colvillc Monday at 8
Arrive at Walla Walla Saturday by
6pm.
l541S From Walla Walla, by Coppei
Touchet aud Lewiston, idaho to
Pierce City, 273 miles. and back,
once week.
Bidders to proposed schedule Of de-
par, ures and arrivals.
Bids to end the service at Lewiston,
by q propos, d schedule, invited.
15419 From Seattle. by Mukilteo. Sn .ho-
mish City, Tulalip, IN. o.) Coup
vile, Utsalady. In. o. and Skagit
.. River. (n. o.,) to Whatcom, l65
miles, and back, once week, in
steamboats,. -r
Biide.s to propose schedule Of de-
parturrs and arrivals.
If this ronte be let, routes 1912 and
1916 will not be.
at the point named at the date Of this advertise
inent
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARAN-
TEE, AND CERTIFICATE.
pronoroI

'"(o'"'
The undersigned -.-, whose
post offic" address is county Of,
State Of -. proposes to convey the
mails Of the United States, from July l,
1866, to June 80, 1870, on route No. -.
between - and -. under the adver-
tiscmcnt Of he Postmaster General, dared
July 81, 1865, with crlrrity. certainty,
and security" for the annual sum Of
dollars. H9
This proposai is made wifA faN knoml-
edge Of Me distance Of The ronfe, the ,ceisAt
Ofhe mail TO be carried. and all Othcr
particulars in reference to the rox:e and
service. and also qt1er careful examination
cfthc lavs and Instructions attached to
tie advertisement.
Dated (Signpd.)
The undersigned, residing nj -. State
Of -. undertake that, If the o,go;ng
bid for carrying the mail cn route No. --
be accepted by the Postmaster General.
the bidder shall. prior to the lst day ef
July, 1866. enter into the required obli-
gation or contract to perform the service
proposed, with good aud sufficient sure
ties. " "A ~ "" '''
This ms do, rnderstdndi.g distincf'y
Mc obligations and liabil.tics ass,.med by
gxaynxtors wnder the 27M secfiox Of the
act Of Congress ef Jaly I'd, 1886.
Dated (Sign"d BY two guarantors)
Certificate.
The undersigned. postmaster at -,
State IF -, crrtiies. UNDER MS OATH
or OFFICE. that he is acquainted with the
above gusran,ors. and knows them to be
un-n of property. and able to make good
their guarantee
Das~d sSisr~d
Ta< ss-.- ~---iSy-.~ r--s Asv~ s&xrE ~ d .
Ss~<~sx rwxsz-~ s-S~s. s~-sx.-&- - H. he ss-
s2-s~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18
~ The Worcester Spy prints {

~ The Worcester Spy prints a
genuine curiosity, in a doctors bill
dated no longer ago than 1880. The
price of a visit in those days was
fifteen cents, but when the conscicn-
tious physician took one ride to see
several patients he divided the price
among them, so that the most .re-
quent item in the bill is, "to part
visit, eight cents" The charges fol
medicine ranges from five to twenty
cents, and the highest amount in the
column is "to sundry medicine, com.
pound tincture and tin box, thirty
nine CENTS" The total of the bill,
which is for constant attendance and
medicine for period ofeight months,
the visits averaging as often as once
a week, is less than five dollars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

~ A schoolmaster tells the fol-
lowing good one [ was teaching in
q quiet country village. The second
morning of my session 1 had leisure
to survey my surroundings, and
among the scanty furniture, | espied
athree. legged stool. is this the
Ounce block ?" asked little girl
Of five. The dark eyes sparkled,
the curls nodded assent, and the Iii ps
fippled out, "I guess so; the teach
er always sits on it." The stool
was unoccupied that term.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

~ An African King recently
sent his compliments to Presiden:
Johnson, and intimated that he
would like to be the possessor of o
" rain coat" An India rubber over
coat was sent to him a. o present.
II is to be hoped it may reach his
Majesty before the rainy season sets
u.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-18

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