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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22

RENovAL.-Dr. Willard has removed
to his new store, on the corner Of Fourth
and Main STREETS. which be has 6s,ed up
IN really esessai ssyL. His pr~seus ss..d
an ernssens 10 the ,S~n. AID sAev.
hat tie Doeix il determined so.hse,
pare vssk fk~ siz.-s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22

u Neph complains because our friend
Mack stopped printing tho Legislative
journals to earn few dollars in subbing
in another office," during the late cam
pa'gn. Now we should like very much
for our cotemporary to lay aside his dig
nifty" and inform us what in the
world "Mack" is doing with those jour-
nails when Neph was elected Public
Printer:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22

u The Marysvills Appeal styles Mr..
Seward the arch traitor" and the Pres
idens. the - boorish tailor How essily
Radical parers slip mo the slane thy 20
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22

RAc1NG.-The anderson and Mc.Ncar
for the past month have engaged in sundry
"trials Of speed" amusing alike to spec
tators and the owners of the fastest boat.
The anderson is invariably ahead. The
last trip, with IN even star: from Stella
COON, she beat the Nc Near As minutes to
Seattle-almost ono third. The friends of
the McNear claim that their boat has
never had a fair opportunity to show her
bottom, that her engines won't work, the
pumps are out Of order, the spasmadorix
Of the "dry boiler" won't inject sufficient
"atmosphcric air" &C., Sc. This is
doubtless true. Will they ever b. in per-
feet trim. so the races will agair become
excitings Hope 50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22


u The Radical papers on this coast
a few weeks ago dwelt with rapture upon
the lie manufactured by their allies in the
East that Vallandigham was urging upon
the President the appointment Of John b.
Weller of California, Secretary Of War, in
place of Stanton. The Bulletin Washing
ton correspondent, in late letter, says
there is not shadow Of truth in the state
ment. Vallandigham utterly failed in his
efforts to obtain an interview with Mr..
johnson. This is fair specimen Of the
desperate and reckless efforts cou-
stantly made by the Presidents opponents
to poison the public mind and destroy con-
fidence in his loyalty and sagacity. They
can hardly fail to reactupon their authors ;
for the people are apt to sympathize with
who'oever is unjustly assailed, and to think
that when a man is Systematically abused
upon false Or untenable grounds his assail.
ants by the act confess their inability to
find iustifable means of attack.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22

New REsTAURANT.-It has been am
ply proven that almost anybody can fill
the Office Of Governor, or represent State
in Congress. but it is conceded almost uni
versally that few Ten are qualified to
"keep a hotel" One of these rare indi-
viduals has. however, turned up in our
friend, Mr.. David Drewry, who has fitted
up the building lately occupied by DR..
Wizards Drug Store, and is now prepared
to receive guests. We pronounce Mr..
Drewry the right man in tho right place.
His bill of fare is as varied as tho market
will allow, and the viands arc served up in
the very best style. Moreoverhis charges
are moderate. "Ho, ye shat hunger"
give him call and judge for yourselves.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22

AMUsING.-A Radical friend Of ours,
who subscribcs to the STANDARD but en-.
d. rses the p. Tribune, called upon US one
day this week to stop his paper. He said
he couldn't 60 a paper that favored the
pardon of jeff Davis, that "he didn't be-
lieve in the kind of punishment advocated
by us, the pangs inflicted by guilty con-
science" etc. We heard him patiently
through, and then read from our paper the
comments upon our cotemporary's editorial
Of tho LIST inst. Gradually his eyes be-
came like saucers, and when we had con.
cluded be family articulated, "Guess I'm
mistaken in the paper" laid his So so
upon the table, and vanished in twink
ling. Whether he visited his indignation
upon the really offending party or not, VIZ
have no means of knowing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22

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had opgosiiiaa. and the neanesi kInd Of
opposition at that--a eui-throai. Cog in
the-manger kind OF opposition, IN which
our opponents generally succeeded in
Gripping themselves quite as much as
they have injured US. We want to see OPP
position in all branches of busiEcss-the
two steamers taking the lead, Of course.
We hear it is contemplated to start an op-
position tin shop and market, by parties
who haven't yet been "steamboatcd'
enough. Who hasn't heard Of bulls in a
China-shops Bully for the opposition,
say we.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-22

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=nd 0shes .4voras los-rHals asPeAr n thsss
ils: Crn,lsrncn, ihznks until yos Do II
again.
Nat. Crosby. Jr-. the otliging Purs,r o.
tie st, amer III Near. keeps US well sup
Piled with Victoria papers.
Mr.. David Wallace will also accept our
thanks for favors.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22
DID IOFFEND


Did ofend' Pretty cousin, believe me,
Nothing on earth could be half so provoking;
Nothing on earth, pretty cousin, would grieve
Nearly SO deeply. But say. are you joking?
All very well, as joke, TO pretend:-
Tell me sincerely, thougbi did Offend
Only kiss Is it wrong to make merry
just AT the merriest season of seasons9
Take the cold weather-the lips-and the berry;
Not as excuses but only as reasons.
Mistletoe, Christmas, and Beauty beiriend
Sinners, If be one. Did ofendl
Kisses, of course, shall have by the dozen;
Kisses-but not of the kind that value;
Not like the kiss of just now, pretty cousin.
Shall you forget it?-0h, answer me, shall
youP
Ere you forget it you must condescend
Frankly to answer me; did offend?
What are our games, and our gifts, and our
dinnerj
What are our mistletoeboughs and our holly ?
How--if sneak through the day like sinner
How can the "lestiye occasion" be jolly?
Do put my fears and my doubts at an end:
Look in my face, cousin. Did offend?
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22
PROPOSALS
TREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING \


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PRovIsIONs AND CLOTHING
December Is. 1866 }
Sealed Proposals endorsed ''Proposa's Tor Fresh
Beet ano Vegetables" !" will be received at the Bureau
until o'clock y NJ on the Sd day OF January, 1867
10000 POUNDS OF FRESH BEEF
-. - and
100 coo POUNDS Oh FRESH VEGETABLES,
at the Phiiadelphia Navy Yard and station, as re-
Qulred.
lbe Beet and Vegetables must be of good quality,
and the beet the market Affords, and each article
must be one1ed ior by the pound. The Beef to be
equal proportions, lore and hind quarters.
Bonds with approved security, will be REQUIRED in
one-hat tie estimated amount of the contract, aud
twenty per cent IN addition wlll be withheld from
the amount OF each pay ment to be made, as COZ
lateral security for the due performance of the
tract which will, on no account, be paid until
fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by a writ.
ten guarantee, signed by one or more responsible
persons that the bidder or bidders will, If his or
their bid be accepted, enter into Obligation within
ye days, with good and sufficient sureties to furnish
the articles proposed.
No proposal wiU be considered unless accompanied
by sUCh guarantee and bg satisfactory evidence
that the bidder Is a regular dealer in the articles
proposed for and has he license required by act Of
Congress-
The Department reserves the right to reiec. any
proposal L OF considered advantageous TO the Gov
ernment.
IL 10 be understood that in case the stipulated
quantity OF either article snail be delivered leaving
balance due on the other article, the contract may
be considered as competed IN full at the option OF
the Department. 12 12l921262s4t
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RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND,
Il TlMoRE RAILROAD.

IOHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
Il TlMoRE RAILROAD.
r TINE TABLE.
:, commencing M06DAY, November 20, 1896 Trains VIA
ieavs Depot corner Of BROAD Street ana WASHINGTON
LEpress Train at AIS A. NJ (Sfondsys exeeptsd, to..
ton, Newark ElhtOn, Northeast feryVilis' hsvrelS lSs
EJECT ADeraesen rdyman's, EdgswOod, Magnolia
Way Mail Train at slDA. NJ. (sundAys oxeopted) tor
I,s SeIs%STIs stepping 81 al regular ststens oonRecn
Express n ain AZ ii 45 A. N. Sundays e1cepted), sO~
Express Train At p N. Sundays excepted for 3D.
Wmips,o en% "ss6ngon stopping az Chester Csymsat
Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymans, Edgewood MAG
&, nght Express at II n (ds W baltimore and wash
i,ns Csu necsat Wilmington with Delaware Railroad
Dover seSCS s.GDR
and The South with Boat for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
, sy BSst nom Bal more for Fortress Mou
soe 81 @ = NOriofA VIII take the u'4t A. NJ. train.
. WILMINGTON ACCONNonA ATIoN TpArUa
Stopping at ali Stations between Philadelphia Spd WV
Leave Phiadelphia at 1890 400 G. sDa,,oo <,.,-,
NJ The 400 p M. train connects with Deia1Sr
ioI Milford and intermediate stations. The r ~ trSis
daily P. Nj. '"'' anu w
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
- Leave Baltlm ne 726 A. Nj Way mail, 9'20 A. NJ
bxpfots; 3 llo p NJ, Express IS p NJ. EKpreaS spG
stations at 4tOP. M,
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 449 and 90 A. N. and 8'Ss PM
Leave Wtminston at % and 40 A. M., and AIS r NJ
SUNDAY TRAIN
Grace ana wilmington %so Ssos, ~ Es
and Newark TO take passengers Philadelphia and leST
leave passengers from Baltimore or sshinston "
Through Ticbe to all points West, South, and South
street, hdor Continental Hotel Persons purchSsin:
tickets at this office can nave checked ther
4l6 II. L. KENNEY, Superintendent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22

West Virginia in the Supreme Court -Attor-
ney-GeneTal Bowden, of Virginia, on last Fri
day, in the Supreme Court of the United States,
moved Tor leave TO 6le bill asking for process
claiming Berkeley and jefferson counties as
belonging to Virginia, for the purpose of assert
ing the jurisdiction of Virginia over these
counties. Virginia proposes to bring a suit by
a bill in chancery The Hon. Reverdy John
son, of MARYLAND, has been employed as coun-
sci, and the Hon. Benjamin Stanton, and the
Hon. George ii. Lee as assistant counsel, to
defend the suit in behalf of West Virginia.
Ggars,-The youth of London light their
cigars with new invention, called poudre de
Jeu. II consists of pyrophorus, which is pre-
served in small tin case, with marrow " oridce.
When a small quantity of this dark powder is
poured out ON the edge of a cigar. ana breatned
on gently. II becomes incandesotnt and fights
the pipe or cigar. IT, -.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22
From Texas.

GALvRsToE, Dec. 21.-Captain Craig Bureau
agent of Guadaloupe county, who was imprisoned
by the civil authorities, was released by United
States cavalry, who surrounded the prison and
demanded his release, The sheriff complied and
he now discharges his duties with guard OF the
18th infantry lF
Captain Richards, formerly Of the 18th Illinois
cavalry, was murdered on the 18th by his partner
in planting, David Randall, near Williams Oity.
The council of Galveston has passed a resolu-
ton inviting the Vice President and congressional
pitalites. = .-..
A committee Of forty of the most prominent
merchants and other distinguished citizens are
charged with making the Arrangements
The Hon, Il. d. Campbell, United States Minis
Tar 70 Mexico arrived to-day in the BlackbIrd, d
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22
DRoPoSALs FOR CAVALRY AND ARTIL
LERY HORSES.
DEPOT OUARTERhAsTER'sO OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Md, Decemper 10. 1866


Sealed Proposals arc invited and will be received
at this Cffice until FRIDAY, IL O'Clock M, Decem.
Der 2S 1866 Tor the delivery the city OF Balumorc
of Ore Hundred and Twenty-slx (126) Cavalry
Horses and Twelve (12) Artillery Horses.
The Horses will be subjected to careful inspection
before being accepted. he Cavalry Horses must be
sound in all respects well broken, in full flesh and
good condition. from fifteen to sixteen hands high,
from five to nlne years cd, we'll adapted IN every
way Tor cavalry purposes
The Artillery Horses must be of dark colors,
sound in all respects, strong, quick, aud active, well
broken and square troters in harness, good flesh
and condition, from six to ten years old, and not
less than fifteen and half hands high each horse
to weigh not less than ten hunored ana fifty (1050
pounds. L. rf-.. .... . -. ..
Ihe ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons.
which guarantee must accompany the proposal.
The Horses must be delivered within forty (40
days from date of acceptance of any proposal
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Payment to be made on completion of
contract.
Bids will be endorsed Proposals for Cavalry and
Artillery Horses and addressed to the undersigned
Baltimore, Md.
BY order of the Quartermaster General
A. s. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. Q NJ, u. s. A,
l219St1 Depot Quartermaster.
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rect from Ma am oras, and sailed tmmediabely on
the M8tagorda for New Orleans via BrazeeE CITY,
70 confer with Generals Sherman and Shsridan
and the authorities, &C Washington. He rPPorts
condition. ..t.. ...... .-.. . ...
On Wednesday morning Ortega and his brother
LETT Brownsville and went TO Matamoras. IL is
supposed that very exciting times will ensue
tits thought Ortega will join Oanalee aud Cor
tinas and attack Escobedo, who is gone with part
Of his force to Monterey
When the Blackbird left Brazos she met the
United States steamer Winooski, which had left
Vern Oruz to communicate with Jua~ez, and 1t is
supposed to bring over the government TO him.
The Winooski brought dispatches TO Minister
Oampbpll
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CONTENTS:

CONTENTS:
TRISTAN. A Story in Three Parts, Part 1. BY Ed
ward Spencer. ..... ..
WINTER WIND. By Anne M. Crane
WHOSE FAULT TIs TIP ByH,e.
THE POLICY OF CoNFISCATIoN. By William c.
Church.
sAVONARoLA BY Anna Cora Richie.
TIE JANE MoCREA TRAGEDY. By William L. Stone
THE GUEST AT THE FUNERAL. BY H. NJ. Bean.
THE EXHIBITION oF WATER C0LoRS. BY Still
man g. Conai. with an illustration)
sUMMER HOURS. By Charies Dawson Shanley.
with two lllustrations)
The QUEST FOR ENGLISH. BY Richard Grant
White
BYGoNE JOYS. Bye b NJ.
THE CLAVERlNGS. BY Anthony Troope.
FATE PERCUSSION. ByJw.
The GALAXY AND The SUN. BY Astra.
THE AMERICAN IN ENGLAND. By celia Logan.
NFBULE. BY the Editor. COntainng;-
Stumbling in Congress; The Giant Farragut Mr. Whites
Letter on Swinburne; DIR. Palmer's "Folk songs;"
MI RandOlph's "Margaret Brown," The Negro in
Paradise.
The illustrations in this number are from original
designs by Hennessy and Mullen The cover by Benja-
min Day
The Story OF TRIsT AN commenced in this number
will be concluded In three issues and will be lmpe-
diatey succeeded by the new novel,
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
BY THE AUTHOR OF "LHE IN THE IRON MILLS" MAR
GARET HowTH," FTC.
With Illustrations
BY W j. HENNESsY,
This serial will be run rapidly through THE GALAXY,
and will be followed by another powerful novel by a
dishne eushed author.
The price of THE GALAXY remains as before. IS n
year; copies S25. AS it is published twice as
often as other magazines it is really the Cheapest
Magazine in the country. Specimen copies 80 cents.
ADDRESS
W. @. & F. P. CHURCH,
1t No. 80 PARK ROW, New York.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22

THR REnovALs BY THE PRRsIDRNT.-Ths
washington correspondent of the Boston Adver-
tiser says:-The extent to which the President ex-
ercised the power of removal from office for po-
litical purposes, during the vacation, is very
family comprehended by the country at large.
Many new appointments were published when
made but some time in September correspondents
here were denied the privilege of seeing the list of
daily removals. This order of denial was issued
because of the sharp criticism evoked by the Pre-
sidenrs action. Hence, thereafter, comparatively
few cases of removals and appointments got into
the newspapers.
The work OF the Executive in the Internal Reve-
office is shown by the list of persons recently
appointed in that branch Of the service. From
this il appears that during the summer vacation of
Congress-lhat is, from July 2l 1866, to December
], 1866, there were appointed TO fill vacancies,
mostly made by removal for non agreement with
the Presidents views, PA assessors and collectors,
OF whom all but II were for the loyal States The
whole number Of Internal Revenue officers In the
country is but 4s0, and it thus appears that nearly
halt OF them were turned out during these four
months. The whole number in the loyal States
and territories is 3S4, of whom 203 were removed
or forced into resigning. In this period the
movals were heaviest in the central and western
States. The number made in August was SO, in
September 6S, and in November, after the cleo
tions, but l2 .....
The manner in which the President gave his
mind to the business is shown by the fact that on
six days he removed eight per day. on three days,
nine per day; while on one day he beheaded twelve
and another day thirteen. During the week from
August 20 to 25 inclusive he found time 10 remove
exactly .thiTty-six Republicans, and then, after
Sundays rest, he continued the work by remov-
ing fourteen more on the following Monday.
The appointments ip New England during these
four months were but fourteen, viz: Three out of
ten in Maine, one ont of six in New Hampshire,
eight out OF twenty in Massachusetts, and two out
of four in Connecticut The number in New York
was twenty one out OF sixty -four; in PennsyIVa-
MIA, thirty four out of forty eight in Ohio twenty
two out OF thirty in Indiana, fourteen out of
twentytwo in Illinois, sixteen out OF twenty six;
in Michigan, ten out OF twelve in Iowa, nine out
of twelve; in Wisconsin, nine out of twelve, and
eighty on the full list. u..