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AEFICE DEPOT COMaiIs AnY q
~ SUB ISTE We, ita.ts. 5 uat

" AsHiNaToN, D. O., Jo is, 1865
PROPOSALS rOk FL0Ua
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 2sth
last IL o'clrck NJ, for furnishing che Subsistence
DepaTi nent with
ONE THOUSAND "A 600 BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The prop will be for what Is known ut this Depot
as Nos I, and bids will be ehIertai ed for any
quantity Iens than the who.e sNi ~ s4
Bids must be In duplicate and for zach 81 ade
rate sheets of paper. SIZE
The delivery Of the -Four ! !, commence within five
days from the opening of the bs delivered
such quantities, daily, the ay direct
either ut the Cover nent warehouse in Georgetown or
at the wharves pr Railroad Depot in Washington O.
The delivery I all FI9ur awarded to be completed
within twenty days irt nf he ilauce Ut the bid
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in new
oak barrels, head lined. ~
Payment will be- made In such funds as the Govern
ment may have for disbnrsements,5 ~
he usual Government inspection will be made just
before ths flour 10 receive and will be accepted
which is not fresh ground and of superior quality
An oath u allegiance must accompany the Did OF each
bidder who has not the OATH die in this Office and
bid will DO entertained IT parties who have previously
failed e comply with their bids, from bidders not
present to respond.
Government reserves the right reject any bid for
any cause Bids be addressed t. the undersigned,
No 22s sc" Street. endorsed, ''Proposals Flour"
-,G ssas E. r. i6bIpGES
UA . Capt S.V
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PRESERVING MEAT.

Various means have from time to time been
employed for tho preservation OF animal subs
stances, etc.---the absorption of the moisture
by smoking, the rendering it harmless by salt
ing or sugaring, the exclusion of the sir, the
lowering OF the temperature. etc. bat all of
them have been found liable to objections
more or less serious. Meat intended to be
preserved by exclusion of the air may, at the
moment when it is to be used, be found pu-
trid. Sailed meat loses q very large amount
of its nutritive properties. Dr.. Morgan, one
of the professors of the Royal College OF
Surgeons in Ireland, hss, however, published
totally new method of preserving meat /;
which il found to answer as we'll as there Is
reason to expect, will leave the nutritious mat
ter altogether undiminished. 1t ia dlstln.
guished from all other processes OF similar
kind, by the fact that it applies the preserves
tive medium before, instead of after the ami
NAL is cut up. When meat is sailed AFTER
having been divided, more or less OF Its ims
portant clements are gradually distracted and
transferred 10 the brine; and the sailing may
even be carried SO far that almost no nutriti-
Gus matter remain. In Dr. Morgan's process
the best is suddenly killed by blow on the
head; it is then turned ON its back, the peri
cardium is opened, incesions are made in
each ventricle of the heart, and pipe having
stopscock on its outer end is passed through
the incision in the left ventricle and fastened
into the aora. The outer end of this tube is
then connected with eaoutchouc tube
twenty feet long, which leads up TO tank
containing brine mixed with little ssltpetre.
The mixture being allowed to flow down
through the tube, passes into the left ven
triele of the animal, and thence through ell
the vessels, including the very smallest, until
it escapes By the right ventricle Five gal,
Ions are sufficient in this way to clear out all
the vessels. About one gallon to the hun
dred weight of meat of another liquid, inteu-
ed to retain the nutrilive qualities, and con-
sisting chiefly of brine, nitre, sugar, spice,
and phosphoric acid, is now placed in the
tank. This rushes through every portion of
the animal, and is retained with init by the
closing of the aperture 10 the right ventricle.
The animal is next cut up into pieces, dry-
sailed, and, il it is desired, dried The pro-
cess is very simple, and occupies but little
i time 1 au experiment made by Dr.. Morgan
in the lecture room, bucket of brine, which
has been raised to the height of twelve feet,
and was connected by tube with the left
ventricle of the animal, issued 10 three or
four minutes from the right vsntricle, having
driven the blood before it.
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GeRMAN LLDYD.
PRICES OF PAsSAGE

From New rk TO Bre en-, London Hsyre and
southampton:
Fret Cabin sos; cd tabio S62 So steersge S37 so.
From Bremen 10 New York
First Cabin Sll2 so; I'd Cabin $50 Steerage Sl5.
Price OF passage payable in cold or its equivalent
in currency
The above vessels have been constructed in the most
approved they Of 2500 tons and 700 horse
power each, and are commanded by men OF character
and experience who will make every exerto to promote
the comfort and convenience OF passeug They uch
at Southampton the outward trip for the purpose Of
landing passengers for England and rance
These vessels take freight to h. ndon and Hull tor
which through bills OF lading are signed
An experienced Surgeon is attached each vessel.
i All letters must pass through the post Office
SS- Bill of Ldding but those of the Company will
be signed Bills of Lading will positively not be deifv-
cred before goods cleared at the ustom House.
ga Specie tax en- to Havre, Southampton and Bremen
at TIE lowest rates For freight ofpassage apply to
OELRIOHS X CO., p
rIalt'a .la4t No 68 Broad at N. York.
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NEW YORK DIRECT.

!. TO sail on Tuesday, July IL. at 4 p. D. For
1N.W ank dir. ct--tFhs NsS York MailSteaus
ship Oompany'sg sew, magnificent tstssrnsb'iD
Al ssissippl. (250o tons.) ~ %. s4t7'
4, VIII sail Tor New York direct, on Saturday,
July 8, alto click >. N. trom the q .mpa ny >
whAr, front o, Jackson Square 1919
The Misslssippi is one VI tie giarg sc clsss OF
ocean steamers AID is acknos lodged to be one
OF the tastes and finest steam ships uadrr The
lAmericsa hagN HsF passenger iscc ,modations
are Of the most spacious and elegant dsscripti. n.
Passengers dssirous OF taking trip North oai
this magnificent oosan palace must apply early
First Cabin Passags -. ~. =, $50
Second Cabin fassage.c.. ........... 40
J. NJ. COURTENAY, Agent =
jy24 li INA EHa 50 Carondelet street.
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:. aLANTIc AR MIssIss1PPI sTRA a-

A TLANTIC AVID MISSISSIPPI STE n
Vicksburg, Menphia Cairo and st Louis " - ID
One OF the following magnificent first class passenger
steamers will leave New Orleans for Cairo and ST. Louis
every other day
Pauline Carroll, Capt, III. l. White 7-rs
Ben Stckneys Capt, Jos a. Aiken r---
CS Mississippi Capt.. II. Fl. Symiaes.
LeviathAn, Capt J. W. Carroll 4TsrfE (
Missouri, Capt.. y: Hurd. 3HIg1eTe
Niagara, Capt j \. W eung. I'D
TT Moliie A bieJ Capt D. a. Greeneat
bC Continental, Capt. H g. Carson.
W. r Arthur Capt N. 8. Green lQ
- Olive Branch, Capt Ben. Tabor. .e sav7~
Passengers and shippers can DEF end on the regular
departure of this line of beats on advertised time boas
vii leave on the odd Jays in April odd days In Nay
even in June even days In July, and odd days In
August. - oe4 .,l a. 4o., i f,.,sA:I =,
Passengers desrous Of stopping at any point on the
route can procure Lay over Ticket at otce on each
boat giving them choice Of tweny.one steamers to
continue their passage. -gpf
State rooms be engaged and through tickets pro-
cured to all principal points by applying at the AGENTS
Office ~ H=l4 sL-lY '.ut1
- =, - JOHN j. ROE, President
5144A 81 "a JOHN N. BOFINGER, supt r..
ei-a B X. PEGRAM, Agent
SO Poydras street
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GuAREERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
~ iiu o WASHINGTON, d c., July 10, 1866.
Sealed reposs will be received at this office until IL
NJ Tuesday August 1865 for the purchase of twenty
three hundred Muses. In ots Of fifty and Due hundred
each, at the places named below, viz S 80
HARRISBURG. Pa, Q lots SO each
( "EEsai3 4us lott, 100 each. 2! -
WILMINGTON, Del q lots SO each, f
81 #ss' ." 2lots, 100 each 50 3 ''-'
WASHINGTON, D. o., s lots. 50 each ~. ..g
Z" lots, 100 each
PITT SBURG pa.o4 lots, so each ) ) rae.l55 bEts,
'f LOT 100 each.
These Mules will be put aside lot BY itself and
will he free for tue inspection of bidders at The placss
nanied respectively Tor ten days pri.r August
Masy OF them were bought, In the beginning of the
young mules mpanied the armies in all their
marches aud campo aud are thoroughly oroken, har-
dened by exercise, gentle aud familiar IRON being 30
long surrounded by the so diers 'eT @
hough sound and serviceabIe they no longer re-
CURED in the army and be obtained at far less
than their true Value. uas aI4l -sIH
he successful bidders wi be notified in person or by
telegraph and req fred to rec,isethe on or be-
fore August 8, 1855 Ef ~. 4t-4s l455
This Office reservsstoi self The ght reject all bids
that may be offered. ~s4,.a : 81 B1f 2
Propose should be addressed the under ned and
marked Proposals for the purchase Z fMu es,"
Payment must be made in Cover. meat iunds at the
time OF delivery
BY order OF the Qusrtsrmsster General 4--- iot
JAMES A, Elk N,
Brevet Brigadier General charge
f 80 First vision Q. NJ. G. o.
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LIME of sUPzGsfIUtg SCREW STEa NJ
A.lfdERs nun daily tbstSeen Providence and New
York, in connection with the Boston and Providence
Railroad making decidedly tie cheapest Railroad and
Steamboat route for Freight between Boston and New
York; The steamers of great power, and built ex
pressly for this roue. reight taken to Phiadelph
q d Baltimore at low rates i i
For iuformation apply to DA >IEL MASON supr
B. &P r. X or 10 A-H Rockwell, agent 10 State st.
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MISSISSIPPI DAILYAND WEEK.
4X1 LY CHA RION 1.-The Daily AID Weeklx

Clarion is still published at meridian, Miss and con.
tains the latest tel, grams from a. parts OF the
country. Its present subscription list now ex-
oeeds the combined circulation OF the Press of
Mississippi, having seirculation in ev ry count
in that State. 1t has been published FIR twenty
nine years, asd been suspended during that time
nbut eight weeks, caused by the destruction of
Sherman, in February 1864. Itis also the Off.
cial Journal of the State 1t has a large and in~
creasing circulation in Western Alabama, in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas, constituting it
one Of the best and most profitable advertising
mediums, to be found in the Southwest
Address J. j. SHANNON d CO., Editors and
Propristors, Meridian, Mis-.
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SsISTANT QUtKTh.R "a a sTER's
"A Once, Forage Department., corner
Whafehali aad bei &c Streets, NEW York
CITY.
Proposals inyted forI the delivery Corn Oats
and ay to this Department. in the city of Philadel
6ids should be- addressed to this ofice, and must
state the quantity description KIDD, price aid time
of delivery b q a35lis 195%H ssrW fs
Payments to beI made upoa the compefio the de-
livery thereafter the ONCE may be in funds
and III such funds be received for dsbu sement
-----.- 8. d. FUR, HARD
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, t.''A
80 t@ -" Forage Departme MT j..
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PROPOSALS.
ID Il q q o 5 A 5.
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALL0W, H00BS,
HORNS, CHUGKS, Sims AND TONGUES.

PROpO3AL9 Hl1R HIDES. TATTnW- HOOpG
uOpNa nsJM',KG sHINs Am TnNli.. nv VS.
S' 80 1870 az M
OFFICE DEPOT CoAaIssART OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON ID O.. July I3 1856.
saalsd p,oros.,a e., d,D,,o.+o ara ,nv,tad .,, H.
a1st dsv n, iriY =, 10 o,cioct 4, for H;de. T,i
noO'ss ~ ~ OnueAs ohns anu tongues OF az GOV
the Districs ~ 6olhs e. f 'ne f ,h u
mencernent Of de contract ~ .,, tjna a. tba
The above articiss - IN ~. r., 49,, a,,., 1
and rauoovsd tror a. oseteu ~ Se "
are Killed AZ snch tima ~ Po9s .. tne t.i
oftSoar In charge '-- es ny DC oeSisua'eu ny 'ne
Tho n,,mhats' ~ ,sstia n ssas ,,,.,l1. $3.50, -, -. A..
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E,oR SALE...-Foiuar' centre ire1 board scho,pers
IL one 100 tons, carries $50 fans COAL som Lum.
ber one 66Rtonsi csrries6oM Lumber, oae 81 tons,
aud ore IONS slsoo SEVERAL fishing sch zone, 8,
from 80 to 80 tons. Apply to A. K. erase,
lO2 Commercial street.
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TERMS FOR 1865:

The work. will be printed on greatly improV
ed qualify Of paper, and while early all A mei j.
can PEI iodcals are either advanced in pr ice OF
reduced 10 sze-and very generally bo,h--aos
shall continue TO give faithful copies OF all the
matter c3utansd in the orig nal editions -
Hence, Gus prescott prices will be found as cheap,
for the amount of matter in nished. as those of
any OF thu competing perigdicalaln this country
eompsred with the cost If the original editions
which at the present p emf ums on gold woula be
aabpu, $lo0a year our priced ($lb) are eacsed-
iagty too. Add to this Il TACT that we % ak.
cur annual payments 10 the british Publishers
for early sheets and IL pyrig hit en- G0ld-$l cost
Ding as at tits ttms nearly So so ID eur reney--i
and We trust taa in the scale we have ad pied
we shall be entirely justified by our subscribers
and the reading pubic. 81 ga
The interest of these Per odioais 10 M rican
readers is rather increased than diminished By
the articles they contain on our great CiUh War.
and though sometimes tnged with prejudice,
they may stiff, dSritg il great ability
and the different stand points from whi,h they
are writ'en, be read and stadied with advantage
by the people of this county of every creed and
party. gga,-l,.4 id lJa,la. & aissg4.q4I
IVA No AZ Nau Xn.k
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company are digging for gold in Troy
Vermont, and meet with considerable suc-
cess + ~--'
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DROPOsaLS EOh MATERIALS EuR
L THE NAVY. .,e
NAVY DEPARTMENT, = is
BUREAU EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING

Sealed PROPOSE to furnish materials for the avy for
the fiscal year ending 30th june 1866 viii be received
at the Bureau Of Eqppment and Recruiting until 10
O'CLOCK M OF the 25th day of July next which time
the opehing will be commenced
b The materials and articles embraced In the classes
named are particularly described in the printed sched-
ules any OF which Will be furnished to such persons as
desire 70 oeE. cation the dants Of the
respective Navy Yards and those Of all the yards upon
applicationto the Bureant0 . no saiF st
Bidders TERED to the commandments of the re-
spectye yards for samples instructions, particular
q the artcles also, for blank forms of
and guarantees. A. III.
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TED as I0loWs: f.fr
No l. Flax, Canvas and No. is Sheet Iron
q: Twiae, Is. Soap and Talow
2. Cotton, anvas,an 20. Brushes
sT9G sEwiae. 22 Stationery.
8. Iron, &c 20 Hardware 3 ls
A. Tin Zinc, &C. "a. Ship Chandlery.
IS, 9. sperm Oil. Il 70 Copper Wire. -
Z. cooking Utensils. 90. Firewood
10. Leather, &c. 81. Whale Neatsfoot
II. Hose. and Tar Oil.
~. ngnunsvitse.i . . 81 Chain Iron
Is. Lanterns aud So Coal. .fv
" o3h 81 Lambs 40 Sheet Copper
l4v OK Hides for Rope. Lt5.1 - ~
The following the classes by theic numbers re-
quired ut the respective Navy Yards; 8 ]i ~ go
KIrTEhY. .4 Ella.
Nos.l, 2, s,f5, 1918, %, 81 sT g }'ii ~
I,ip = va GHARLEsTOWN. il pai-
Nos l, q 81, 10, IF IA, 10 Is, 90 49, "a rs 90 81
IA ~ Al BROOKLYN = $50 ga
Nos $40, 10, IL, II, 10, 49, TO- Y. 2S "A, 20,
/ staoq PHILADELPHIA. /, ta e s
Mes 1, q, 3, s, z, 10, II, IL 20, %, "a 90 81 40
ID 3 b @8 j WASHINGTON. ~Lh
Nos. !, 2, 8, 4, S, II. IL, 10, 20. "a 20, "a.
esoHio NORFOLK .
Nos !, 81, ~ Il 10 10, Is, 20 % "a IS. 29, 81.
VITisG PHOPN SAL. For ThE PUk,.
u CHASE OF TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED GOV
ERNMENT MULES sAg Fa stesY 2aH
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sJJ f3S2 u iiis e.
PERIODICALS,
iDRirisH pERtoD1oALs.-Viz: TIL (

)DRITIsH PER aODICALs.-vIz: TIL f
DLondun QaarietlY Review Conservs tive.
The Edinburgh Review Wbig
The Westm mister Review laadicslnTT f
- j = AND T7sf 7a a
BLACK WOODS DiSBUkGH MAaAZINE
Tery.4,414s 3,r2~f
The American Pub isnera con.inne TO repriot
the above named periodicals, nut as the cost OF
printing has dou Died, and the price OF paper
ly ltrehled the Are compelled to advance their
ter Ifs "a follows:
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AN ACT In Relation TO the Naval ObSsrvatOrY
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Reps
ressatatipss ofths Usitef States of America in
Congress assen, blsd, That 20 much OF the first
sand eight hundred and feItyseight. entitled San
&C. making appropriations for the naval ser vice
for the wear ending the thirteth OF June, one
thousand eight hundred and forty-nine," IS re-
tuires that the superintendent of the naval OBJ.
ssrvatory at Washington city shall be capssin,
scsmmander. or lieutenant in the navy, BIZ, andis
hereby, repealed and no officer of the navy en-.
the shore-duty pay of his grade.
An ACT for the Relief of the Occupants of the
Lands of the Ex-mission of San Jose, In the
State of California sYL1.
Be "a enacted By The Senate and House Of Rep,
rsssntatsvss of the United Sateso of America IN Cons
gress assembled, That every person who has tia
possession riRhtfuly as against all others except
the United States, or, being out of possession, is
as against all Others except aforesaid entitled
co the pOsseesirn o! sny portion the tract OF
Ian situate IN the country of Almeds, State of
California, knows as the lands Of the ex.minssion
of San Jose, as included in the map and survey
sixty>foar, by e. h. Dyer. deputy United States
surveyor, shall have the right, and the right 10
hereby granted to each and every such person,
to enter and purchase 81 the United States at
the sum or pricq of -one dollar and twenty five
cents per acre such por ton 1t said tract so rgbt-
fully possessed by him h. T, or them, or to which
be- che, OF they may so have such right of possess
sion, whether such person claim the came by con,
veyancs from or under Andres Pico and Juan B
Avarado, or either OF them, or BY possession
only Proeidsd, Ass0eVer, That any person en- u
titled under this act to parcel of esslthan eight
acres shall in such cases pay ten dollors for the
same.
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s LEONARD SCOTT & CO, Publishers,
jy24 No. SO Walker street, New Yo,k
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GENERAL ORDERS.

~" PA OLD &ss. ISstS r,sssS
Headquarters MitsIy Division of West Aiississippi
ew ori. ans, La May %, 1866.
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The Catholic Church and Slavery.

The position always held by the Roman
Catholic Church upon the subject Of slavery,
forms one Of the brightest pages in its history.
On several occasions from the formation OF
that church has its voice been raised against
the sum of all vilainies" and the unboly
traffic in souls condemned. At one Of the
early synods Of the Irish Catholic Church,
held centuries ago, the institution was torcI-
bly, condemned. and on the Sd Of November.
1889. Pope Gregory XVI, following the ex-
ample of his predecessors. issued the follow
ing bull:
"After having maturcly considered the
matter with many of our venerable brethren.
tho Cardinals Of the Holy Roman Church.
assembled in council. following the example
Of our predecessors. by virtue Of the APos-
tclic Office. we warn and admonish in the
Lord, all Christians, Of whatever condition
they may be, and enjoin upon them thst tor
the future no one shall venture unjustly to
Cypress the Indians, negroes or other men.
whoever they may be-; to strip them Of their
property or reduce them into servitude; a
to give aid or support to those who commit
such excess, or carry m that infamous tsafdc
by which the blacks. a. If they were not
men, but mere impure animals. reduced like
them into servitude without any Distinction.
contrary 10 the laws Of justice and humanity,
are bought, cold, and devoted b endure The
hardest tolls; and on account Of which d.
arstjoas ars excited. and almost eooeioual
van are fomented amoag natioas ~ ~
allarements At gaia e6sssd 70 them vhs Asse
carry away the negroes-
.wherrfsse. By virtss e ths Apssease -
theriey. - eos1eas ~ thess shinQ dow
I'D. assolssely snvssthy 4 ~ Cksaias
80: - y she saar aaaAsriey - 49,
iuerly ppshilie s.d isaedir4 n sseesissaio
- kyuea fssa vsaeusing - $1,000 -
IL ssAe ID dsvss , ps1iassa -. -
pssasu - e1~ vhaensvus; 0O ps0o0
~. \ pshEe - psivsap. b - vsy w.
s~r. szyshi.g essnsy - -. APassss
hasn
n srS~ e IL CseA-k< O. 6dL
vsvs -. s-uu.A--s - - 0@ -
d Odd - ssvi~ - - $3.50
-. - ~ - - dsf NJ -
sosI. s.s>~ ssvseus< = 6~aD 49,
dus<. 90 49, ~ Il - o@h@So -
- - fs ~u~sRs fS-$
- - sunnnpsrsA. ss~s - o~@1
~hr - wAEn- = - issssy
- - .. = 49, - szyA
- We =. ~t1as {. aFVs
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R"Ata late meeting of the Board Of
Directors of the Astoria Publishing Compa-
ny it was ordered that all army officers and
volunteers may have the GAZETTE for % per
copy in U. s. Currency. "-Astoria Gazette.
If the Gazette had said "$3 per copy" in
Confederate currency, it would have been
nearer the mark. Probably it meant to say,
three dollars per year in U. 8. Currency.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

THE NEws.-As will b. found from tho
dispatches published elsewhere, and the let
ter Of our Portland correspondent, :he Eastern
line ia down, and is likely to remain so for
some time. in consequence Of Indian dis.
turbances on the Plains. The Eastern news
published to-day is taken from the Owgonians
of the 4th and 5th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

An APPROPRIATE PREsENr.-An exchange
says that maui and set Of wedges are to be
manufactured from some of that cord Of
Washo mahogany At Silver City. flushed of
with bands Of Washo bullion, and forwarded
a q present to Abraham Lincoln, the rail-
splitter President.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

EcLIrsEs.-The almanaes FAY there will
b. for selipses during the year ls65-two Of
the sun and tuo Of the moon The eclipse a
the sun occur - the 35th Of April and the
18Th of October; thnss cf the nosa - ths
llth of Apsil and The q a Ocsehss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

Sape-WAaKs-we otsrsve shas . si1e-
~.lk hs hs<s bsih alsag The roth sias a
eth su<<x. h sssssss.- vbov fhe sesrsf -
s<.as IL M - IL briaer- A .ssh
ssu2ei imrpsssnrms.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

SYSTEMATICALLY Monthly foots up the
aggregate contributions of this coast to the
Sanitary Commission as follows: California.
$:.030.402; Oregon. S6l,73l; Nevada.
@95.7sl; Washington. e2o, 449; Idaho. S.
10; Colorado. el.0e5; vaneouvefs Is
land. %. l92. These sums make total, in
round nsmbess. of over 81 $4,000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

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the An~ican Csas.l.- A. Nev jersey vss-
ed fss Essie Mae. The ssilx vas right in hs
spylicssioa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

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So Fs..<i>sA - - Psis . e-..4sssely
aesding Ssssw0as
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

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