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House of Industry.

TE1HR ATTENTION OF THR CHARLESTON PUsEIC
is respectfully invited to tho following List OF articles
now ready for sale at tho House of Industry;
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS. UNDER SHIRTS. DRAW.
ERS &c
Ladies' Under Garments of every description
Children's Clothing, &c.
Ii Is to bo hoped for tho benoht OF the Institution
that oil In tho welfare of this charitable
enterprso will tho House with call and examine
the stock Inducements to purchasers will be ofIoroa
TINT cannot be obtained elsewhere Tho object Of tho
those articles manufactured by the inmates ana
othorB in noedl circumstances Ia for tho purpoas Of
continuing larger SCALE tho charitable projects
Of the Institution. Articles hand viii be nold twtnty-
per cont lowor than they bo bought at any other
establishment. For the Committee.
H. LEVIN,
Storekeeper House Of Industry,
November Corner George and King-sts.
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n5' FOR ONGRESS.-GENERAL STEPHEN
ELLIOTT Jr.-Hessrs Editors: You are authorized 10
announce General STEPHEN ELLIOTT. Jr, as candi
date to represent In Congress the Second Congressional
District. composed of Charleston, Coeton, Beaufort
and BarnweH SUMTER.
November
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EJ. The Friends md Acquaintnnces OF
the late Mrs. S. N NATHANS. and of her Son. j. ~ Ma
THAss. and OF s. s. soLoMoSs invited to atopA the
Funeral Services of the former at the Coming street
burial ground, This afternoon at Four O'Clock.
NoYember Q
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" Too bcauteous flower r: earth

DIED ut Yorkville, tho lst inst MARGARET
ECGESIA, fourth daughter of CHAs. p aud NJ OCTAvIA
AIMN aged four years, month, and eighteen days,
gg- The Relatives and Friends Of the
respective Families invited to attend the Funeral
Services at St Marys Church. Hasel-srcet 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, THIS Day. November 0
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DIARUIED.

On Thursday, the I'd inst, by the Rev. W. s. BOWMAN,
Mr.. G. w JAQUES of Collcton. &. c. to Miss MARTHA
j., second daughter OF P. j. SIREs Of this city.
By tho Rev. ALEX. W, MARSHALL, Mr. DANIEL. NEW
HARD, of Pennsylvania, to Miss ELLA COLLINS OF
Charleston, s. G.
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THE UNDERSIGNED

-. THE UNDERSIGNED
TS PREPARED TO FURNISH DESIGNS, SPECIFI-
Il CATIONS AND DETAIL DRAWINGS for Buildinga
Of every description and In style of
that may be desired Orders from any part of tho Uni-
tod States will receive prompt attention. with moderate
charges WALTER g. WEST, Architect,
Corner 4th and Broad streets Richmond, Va.
September s 3mos
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a5- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Hon. WILLIAM AIKEN as Candidate to represent the
Second Congressional District at the next Session OF
Congress. MANY FRIENDS
October %
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aS- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
the Hon. WILLIAM WHALEY a Candidate to repre-
sent the Second Congressional District in Congress.
October Il
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CO WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Dr. B. ". BRADLEY, Of Williamsburg an candidate to
represent the First Congressional Distric..
November
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.ar WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
General JOHN D. KENNEDY as a Candidate for Con.
gress to represent the First Congressional District
October 80 ...
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OISSTUARY.

EMEI,IE ROSALIB BOWMAN died on the morning of
the 4 inst after illness OF week. aged 1G years
months and Is days.
hn,utoous lo,var r,-
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Go NOTICE.-MR8. Fl. II. ODOT, LADIES
NURSE, is now In tho city and can be found at hei
residence, No. IL JASPER COURT.
November tuthsAH
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WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 3, A. f. NJ
TIME REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATIONS OF
Il this LODGE will DO held in Masonic Hail. corner
of King and Wentworth streets. This Erenig the 9th
INST at : O'Clock precisely BY order of tho w. NJ
NoVcmbcr9 II j. SHAW. Secretary.
IHGNIX FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A ITEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM
~ tANl ihis Ersnin0, at tho Eaglo Hail. at O'Clock.
punctal attendance il requested, business of tho
u.os Importance will bc submitted for your consid-
BY order of the President
>., J. ANTONIO MOROS0
-N"cr' Sccr'y F. F. L. Co.
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Ga THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
several Masonic Lodges of the city to make arrange
meas for the celebration OF the Day of st. John
the Evangelist are requested to meet at Masonic Hail.
This Eren'ng. tho 9th inst, Mt o'clock precisely.
JAMES W. GUY,
. November Secretary,
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sS- THE SUBSCRIBER, PREVENTED BY A
serious wound from other employm. Mt wishes occupa-
ton Private Teacher pupils between fourteen and
twenty years of age Ho will teach Latin, Crock Math-
ematics and other ordinary hghor branches OF good
education Terms made known upon reference. Good
references given. WIN. II. LAWTON. Jr.,
November 3t No. 27 Rutledqe-atreet
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REPRESENTATIVE GENTLEMAN WHOSE
wife by q wagon yesterday at the inter-
section of Meeting and Market Streets desires to thank
those who kindly endered their aid in her assistance
and express his regret that the doctor who driv
ing by at the time Of the accident knowing the party
should have neglected to give his aid in her behalf
November o IL
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND nIAGNIFk-
Il CENT MANSION at the southwest corner Of Am
hers and Bay streets is supplied with gas and water
works: has numerous out-buildings and OF tho
finest Lots in tho city, and commands fine view OF the
harbor.
ALSO,
That fine RESIDENCE the northwest corner Of the
same streets. For terms apply to
II. 81. MARSHALL,
-, E-,'.-,t Broker and Auctioneor.
I November O. :. 49, No. 30 Broad street
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aB. AWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles. Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt of ten ccnts Address
E. B. FooTE. N. D.. No. 11so Broadway. New York.
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HB- MEDICAL CARBIDE. T. LEJAU PAR
KER-Ofice, No. 10 Broad street Residence for the
present. corner Of Logan and Tradd Streets
Noyember4 1mos
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OF MISS CARRIE @. LESTER IS IN THE
city stopping at the Merchants Hotel acting in the capa
city as Agent and otherwise connected with the NEW
YORK DAILY NEWS. Solcits subscribers. Can be
soon from "A. NJ. until 10 p. M. October "a
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C:oPARrNERSIIIP NOTICE


ITIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
i n Copartnership, under tie name and firm Of
THOMPSON BROTHER, for the transaction of q
WHOLESALE GROCERY and GENERAL. COMMISSION
BUSINESS at Charleston, s. c.
HENRY 7. THOMPSON, Jr., and JOHN NJ.
THOMPSON, of Charleston, the General Partners,
and JAliES CARLIN of Charleston is the Special Part
ner and has contributed to the stock Of said
firm the sum Of ten thousand dollars In, goh
The Copartnershipis to continue Cor years from
this date. JAMES CARLIH
HENRY 7. THOMPSON, Jr
JOHN NJ. THOMPSON.
CHAnLEsroN. Norember5. 1895.
November tutha
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DISSOLUTION,
FINHE FIRM OF HAIbEIIIJHST Z. o,DcDys &c
J. dissolved by mutual consent, 'D'' if
>., a. GEO. l.. EAZLEHURST.
NoHomDcr ~ T.. H. GhDSDES
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ITO RENT.-THE DESIRAB.,E THREE
Il STORY WOODEN HOUSE, brick basrruent, stu-
a!ed at northwest corner Smith and Montague streets
Six square largo kitchen and servants Quartors
stable carriage house. &C. Lot of the largest in the
city. Apply to GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
November Haync
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ca NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, AT
tho next Session Of the Legislature. application will DO
mado for removal and extension OF tho Charter of the
MOUNT pLEAsANr FERRY COMPANY.
October 80 NTH
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ENOR RENT.-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS,
II Gas and WaterHHorks attached; also, Kitchen aud
Stable accommodations at No. 17G Coming, Canon
street References required and given terms moderate
to good tenant Apply on premises.
&OSHmbcr 8
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NOTICE

fHNHE SCBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED 4
4 rarnership for transaiting u SHIPPING All,
cohs opium booiNeSS' unucr the styo of AIORDE-
S'l w. VI. e.. MORDECM
. J. J.. TOBIAS
Chulcston, november l, iSiJ. limo ubcr4
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CoPAlTNERsIIIP NOTICE

COPAETNENSHIP NOTICE.
FYNfE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
4 Copartrcrship. under the name of CHISOLhI
BROTHERS. FOR the transaction of Shipping and Gene
ral Commission Business. Oicc No 10 East Bay (up
stairal C. A. CHISOIM
Charleston 8. c., Nov /, 1865. II. Ci. CHISOLM
November tuthE3 H. IT, CIIIS0IM
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TTOS SALE OR TO RENT.-IIOUSII No. s.s
I9 Mccting-street 81 November
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g1~ ~MAKNIAOE AND CELIBACY, AN ESSAY OF
WARNING AND INsTRUcFION FOR YOUNG MEN.
just published by the Howard Association and sent In
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address
si. DIR. j. SKILLiN HOU4HTON.
Howard Association, Philadelphla, Pa.
November 3mo
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ITO RENT.-A HOUSE CONTAINING SIN
large rooms. with dressing rooms. pantry and store
rooms &c, large lot, ample servants
and good water known No Spring street formrrl!
occupied by Sub-Treesury. 1..'
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OUR OBJECT Is TO LARGELY INCREASE OUR
" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOCK Of all classes
of desirable Goods such aswn oor great Inducements
to country and city buyers and tho trado
generally; Also to give Planters trade tho advantage
Of Wholesale Prices all Goods bought by the piece.
We will also offer City trade the same liberal deduc-
ton on all Goods bought by the piece
With strict attention to business and Honesty
and Industry motto, do earnestly solicit and
hope to merit liberal portion Of the trade given to the
old house of w. c. BANCROFT Co.
Respectfully STOLL. WEBB Co.
(At the Old Stand of W. G. Bancroft & Col
n. c.. BTOLI, Charleston. ''r
CHARLES WEBB, Charleston,
HENRY @. WALKER, Charleston.
November thstu1mo
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ENOR REST.-FOUN ROOnIS, WITH KITCHEN
~ accommodation. suitable for a small flmily Refer
cnces required and given Address A. S. News Office.
November, 6 c.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
FTNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
Il themselves in Copartnership, under tho name of
SIMONS FORD for the transaction of IN INSUR-
ANCE BROKERAGE AND GENERAL, COMMISSION
BUSINESS They will sell purchase Rice and all
kinds OF PTOduco Stocks, Bonds and other Securities;
Real Estate and Personal Property of descriptions
and give particular attention 10 the Leasing Houses
and Lands Office for the present, No. % Iasestreet.
r. GRANGE SINIONS.
Sovember2 thstu5 j. DRAYTON FORD.
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nESTRADLE FARM no RENT OR LEASE
~ --Onc of the most desirable FARMS on Ashley
River will be Rented or Leased ON favorable terms Tho
marsh. with good comfortable DWELLING House
out-buildings. etc. Apply to GEO. ". WILLIAMS 4
co. thstu5 November Q
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ITO II E TT 1.-THE TWO AND HALF
IL STORY DWELLING HOUSE, No. &c Charlotte
street next east of ST. ukes Church, suitable for
large family Everything requisite the premises.
Apply to W. II. HOUSTON,
Fovcinbcr9, No. 26 Charlotte c-straet
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- COPAItTNERSIIIP.
VA 4. IliE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED 4 CO.
w pANTNERSHlP for the transaction of GENE
NAii COaMlSSiON BUSINESS in the City of New
York, under the firm of J. II. BROwER Il Co. and are
prepared to ailord fair facilities consignmcnts
JOHN H. BROWER
WILLIAM ii. SELLERS.
BENJAMIN B. BIYBENBURGu
New York, October Q, 1865. 3mos Octobcro .
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COPhItTEIcRSHIP NOTICE,
TNlHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY hSSOCIAT-
II Ed with them l.. j. MYERS and will continue
their business under tho same name.
4. TOBIAS SONS.
Charleston, s. G. EOvcmler !, 1865
November ~
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A GENTLEMAN OF SOME EXPERIENCE
"A as Teacher will give private lessons in LATIN
FRENCH, SPANISH and MATHEMATICS. For terms
&C., apply ut the bookstore of Mr. John Russell No
S5 KING street. CctObpr IT
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ITO RENT.-THE DESIRABLE THREE
Il story Brick Dwelling No King gstroet South
Bay having ten square rooms and servants quarters
with throughout also. kitchen. stables and carri-
agehousc with large yard two good cisterns wcll
Apply to Messrs Mowry Co., or to
D. C. JOYE,
November tuthSis On the premises.
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WOOD AND LUMBER YARD, situated Towe
or Gadsdens Creek near Charleston Bridge with whar
attached 40 feet wide On the premises frame l,:p
containing fnir rooms with rc-paccs.
Apply to LhUREY l. ALEXANDER
November Nos. lao and 142 Meeting street.
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COPAfSIN E1tSGtP NOT1Cf1.
MYTH THE VIEW TO ENLARGE MY BUSINESS
wv 30 as to meet the great demand of both CITY and
country trade, have this day associated with me In
business Dir. CHARLES WEBB and Mr. HENRY G.
WALKER The firm will be known hereafter STOLL
WEBB & CO. Returning my sincere thanks to the pub
lie for the lberal patronage bestowed upon me- res
peetully solicit continuance of the for the
firm. Ii. @. STOLI.
November l. 1865.
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STRAYED, INTO MR. j. II. IIILEkEN'S
y FARM, on the night of tho 7h, or morning of the
9th, November. one RED COW. with the letter "H"
the right hip; also one Rcd and Black Spotted HOG.
with slit In left The owner can have them by
paying expenses, ut No. TAT King-street Road.
November g.
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Gt1 n REwARD.-I WILL GIVE THE
DlO above reward for BAY HORSE OF mine which
was taken from farm yesterday morning. he L.
supposed To have beeh taken by negro. who him
out Of TO at sundown on Yesterday evening BY look
ing closely at the Horse 1t be perceived that his left
eye Is blind. Parties In the country tequested to
keep sharp lookout. and viii pay all expenses In
curred in addition TO the above reward.
NJ DUREY,
November8 2s No. 634 King street.
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ITO n ENT, UNTIL THE MIDDLE OF MAY,
l. 1866, the large and desirable threestory BRICK
DWELLING, situated on the northeast corner of Eas
Bay and Vernon Streets the accommodations for scr-t
wants. horsea: carriage etc. very large. with
usually extensive lot and garden. Apply the prem
ises, to CART e. KOPFF
SDyembpr
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VITANTED, A ROOI FOR A SINGLE laDy
w in respectable family. Apply corner Rutede,,
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 November
WThNTICD IMMEDIATELY, A RESPOH-
w SIBLE WHITE PERSON experienced i'll BRICK
BURNING Apply at of Calhoun and Washington.
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rw~~r - 90 pa~s- ---~nu~- - s=-~A~w~@-
<~~~ -ra~~~ Ahs~~sA 9~- go
sr~~w a So --~4~ -w~>- ~r Ax~~ ~
&-~hr a r~n~ ~~-~ sAx ~m~.
nnxwrx. W . Is~~. ~wh. f@xx
Enrrwa 90 rxE ~rsxs4sn. So nc
- A~s ~~ sA~ /. ~ u~~d - -~<k -
800 es4~<~ H-s - s-zr.~< tA~ 8<ssztaza
s-< <Ass s@<zng sss sxs-rsr d~Asssy-
~-.ulz hax - sns- ~AAs az . wxn-.
S~rss n r~~p G - sll<ss-@s 2sa rsisxs-
en- ysnf vhsxb are szasrsSsEng the p1issS
des~srso@: ~besA=. ~ nlxhf b. esea-
nunscz,~6 of polarity IN religion. 80 TO
sg- sk ef be cs-edeas fully snicosd.se in his
o.n mind like. th- rerriminaiioa f~ixs
spsinklin and duckin. and In sieh like
case wher. in ih-m ss are ST up OVER him
to lucubrate the pin: cant agree Ct that
makes HIM an in fiddle.
And sekunt ef - how in a p"lication's
sense such like 20 ,hr Guvncr which are aee
up to srs that the laws is faithfully insii-
ted" should tell the Legisture in respect
Of the 700 females "that it cant loan
%, 900 even to eich an objext of charity,
| 4 4 Al e l. l. Al l.
any sich thing "directly or indirectly"
but that it may with perfect comparity
vocate it to his use upon his personal con-
junction with good security that it shall
be replaced IT, which like case. there is
several Of US would like to know. if
man would be computed of organization,
and remunerated in corporal punishment
which are recommended to coperheads by
tile grand jury if he coodrnt in his igno-
rance see the pint Of consideration where
in his rxcellency conspires the Legislature
to iudicate the law and remit him (which
are the majority Of the reople) $4,000
to be refunded by Mr.. Mercr next year in
population.
And we want to know If 40 be it are
laid down in the Insanic axt" or any
other law that man are ont Of the Union
and cant hold any office if he don't scribe
sum-thing 10 this compunction,
My Dear Sir.
l have the honor TO BE-,
with great
Refnndibiliy y.
Yours,
JOHN POLARITY.
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Great Civilization scheme IL the North Pa


Great Civilization scheme IL the North Pa.
eihc
Hone KONG, China, Nov. 25.
Female colonization schemes appear to
be the order of the day BY private advi-
ces We learn that the greatest one of the
age has just been started in the South Pa
oifc. The Hon. Hocus Pocus Crack brain,
Pleripotentia,y EXIT aordinary Of the Fe-
jes Islands, now scjourning in the Flow
cry Empire of All the Pig g.Tails. has in
duced BY his picturesque descriptions. aid.
ed by a lively Imagination, five millions Of
the female population Of that great empire
to emigrats to the F+jee Islands to cheer
up the desponding spirits o. the lone malls
of the isles Of the oc'sn, and fulfill the
great injunctions of their religion. ITO
mul iply and replenish the GARTH" A
dispatch had just been received BY the
King of the Islands from Hon. II. P. c..
through the great Sub marine Mermaid
Telegraph, info, mirg the King that h" was
to sail with his prrc:eus cargo in beaati.
full junk, furnished by the empire and
fully provisionpd by himself with rice and
chop sticks. and desired the King to im-
mpdistely deposit f". his credit four mil
lion pieces Of the best MANILA paper. (such
being the legal currency Of 'hr realm
The King Immediately summoned his Pri.
W Council Of Lords. ct their great temple
Of their god Mammon. and advocated the
appropriation Of all the loose fahds Of the
Islands fw this his new aud great political
schem~, The assemblsd wisdom failed 10
I" s~e IT," aud Il last accounts they ssiu
had Il in their minds EYE. and shr King
-. bos-,H-s~ the line gave ssI
Probably hDsss sp--Os.l
OrAKEa-
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COMMERCE OF THE PLAINs.-The
Leavenworth Bullhtis says that more than
5o,oOO,ooO lbs. Of freight have been ship
ped from Leavenworth across the plains
this year. This is only part Of the
vast stores sent from the various points
on the Missouri river to the mines of
Montana, South Boise, Colorado. and 10
Mexico and Salt Lake. The draught an
imals that started from Ksavenworth
amounted to 10000 head Of cattle and
SO, 900 mules and horses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-23

LATE PERroD1CALs.-Messrs. White &
Bauer have placed us under many obliga-
tions for a liberal supply Of late Eastern
publications, among which we find Har-
per's Weekly, Lrslie's Newspaper, Chin
neg Corner, Cooley for December, and
other leading periodicals. Any paper pub
lished in any par: Of the world can be OBJ
tanned through this house. We earnestly
recommend our readers to patronize
Messrs. White & Bauer, and save money
by so doing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-23

MAsoS1c.-At q meeting Of the Olym-
pia Lodge No l A. F. and A. NJ, held at
their hall on Monday evening, Dec. 18th.
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Samuel Davenport, Mas
ter; Rufus Willard, Senior Warden /;
Jessee Chapman. Junior Warden; Benz.
Harmed, Treasurer; T. NJ. Reed. S-crrta.
ry; A. Farquar, Tyler. T. NJ. Reed.
B,nj. Ha,nrd and C. E. Williams, Com.
mitice on Cemetery.
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foreign interference. lie relies on the
wisdom and justice Of those powers to
respect the system Of non interference
which has SO long been sanctioned by
time
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-23

V Another hopeful sign is shining
out from the Far West. and deserves
special attention, because it is setting
women in. their right pIace-the home cir
Gle. We allude to the migration from the
Fast, as reported. showing how. in Octo-
Der of this happy year. Seven hundred
Young women sailed from New York City
bound to Washington Territory, where
men are " woundrous cheap and women
are SO DEAR" These young women are
TO be exported under the supcrintendence
Of Mr.. A. S. Mercer, resident Of the
Territory. who employs them, guarantees
them good wages, and places them in a
situation where they may benefit them
selves pecuniarily, and, if they choose,
when they arrive at their destination, mat
rimnnially. The young women are Sc.
lcctrd upon account OF good character and
intelligence. They are said to b.
good looking in the average. and
10 have industrious habits and tastes.
They are to receive as wages, four dol
lars per week in gold. which is
guaranteed them OH their arrival. They
can find employment as teachers Of
schools. or in household avocations and
it is believed that, il they desire, they
can sui, themselves with good husbands.
as tho young men in Washington Terri.
terry ar. composed Of mony lonesome fel-
."--G0dey, for December.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-23

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