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SHOE THIEF AEREsrEU.-A colorcd fell
low named james Lewis, finding that most
Of the pursuits Of life were boOtleSs, de-
tcrmiucd tc try the shoe line, and there
upon took, appropriated, and carried
away five pairs of shoes, valued at fifteen
dollars, tho property of Michael Gunst.
He was shortly afterwards arrested, as
was John Jackson, colorcd, charged with
receiving three pairs of shoes said to have
been stolen from the abovc-named shoe
dealer
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MULE TnIEvEs.---ln the Dispatch of yes
tcrday VIC gave an account Of a hot pur-
suit on the day before Of colored man
who was running oil with two United
States mules. On that night two colorcd
men, named respectively Prince Edwards
and Thomas Lucas, were arrested by the
police, and brought before the Mayor yes
rerday. In the absence Of witnesses the
case was continued.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING i,
Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, July 10.

i ne tO-tBS
Wh.n.-White, L29l bushels; red, l,o7s
bushels.
Cy1n.-White, 1883 bushels; mixed, 22s
bushels. r
+ F7our-33 barrels Ohio fine.
Oats.-354 bushels.
.leuL.-l6 bags country.
The sales were:
Wheat.-262 bushels good white at s2.7o; 22o
bushels medium white ut $50; IA bushels
good white and 10 bushels inferior red on pri.
yate terms. 90.
C5rn-942 bushels prime white, sl;2A 23s
bushels good white, 81 10; l3S bushels mixed,
Sl.l0. a
Oysts.-2oO bushels prime, 7o@7lc.
EgGur-3S barrels Ohio fine, 5000.
1t is requested that members on entering
the Exchange with samples will report them
to the secretary, and likewise the sales, speci'
flying whether on private terms or otherwise.
The names Of buyers or sellers are not re-
qiIired. as no entry is made of them. This
request is made with the view Of having the
record of transactions as complete as possible.
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AMERICAN STANDARD SCALEs.-Fair-
banks & Co.'s celebrated American scales
have taken the first premiums at the Paris
Exposition. This firm stands unrivallcd
in this branch Of manufactures, and their
scales arc almost universally used by mer-
chants, mechanics, and farmers through
out the country. Messrs. w. S. Donnan
s. Go. are the sole agents for Richmond.
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FALSE ALARM.-Up town dashed the
Fire Department yesterday about 4
o'clock, when the fire bells changed out
as if Richmond town was burning down.
After a hot run it was found that there
was nothing on which to cast water, and
the engines returned to their quarters.
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REcoRDER's CoURT-RECoRDER REG
SAuLT rREsrDING.-The continued case o
George Field and Samuel Richardson
charged with assaulting and beating Hay.
wood Powers, colored, was first called uI
yesterday After much testimony the
whole party was required to give security
in $3.50 each TO behave themselves in fu'
ture.
The next case was that of white mar
named John kearney, charged with as
saulting and beating Benjamin Thomas
colored. He was fined FIVE dollars, and re.
quired to give security in 500 to keep the
peace and be of good behavior for twelve
months.
A muIatto fellow named Robert Askby
next stepped in front Of the Recorder to
answer for being drunk and disorderly
and trespassing upon the premises OF
George Tinberlake. No witnesses ap-
pearing against him, he was discharged.
George Lawson, colored, appeared to
answer for having lived with Martha Gar
land, colored, in the relation of husband,
being the father of her child, and for de-
serting her to marry another woman. A
short examination revealed that they were
residents of the county of Henrico, and
they were sent there to be disposed of.
USGRoUSDED CHARGE-PowER OF LOVE.
Quite an amusing instance of the extent
of the influence which love has over a man
according to one Of the witnesses was
told in the Mayors Court yesterday.
Mollie Wood, q denizen of Exchange al
ley, appeared to answer for stealing SIS
in United States currency from Mr. L. H.
Stokes. The bar-keeper of Mr.. Stokes,
John G. Head, procured the warrant for
her arrest, the warrant containing the fol-
lowing items as to the theft: May Is, sl3 !;
May Is, SO; May 10, $40; May %, SO
May "a, Sl1.
Head was first called to the stand, and
said he frequently visited the house where
the accused lived, and whenever be went be
was in the habit of going to sleep. Thought
that every time he went to sleep the pri-
soner took money from him, but did not
miss it until he went to settle up his cash
account.
Here the Recorder asked the witness
why he did not cease his visits when he
found she was stealing money from him, to
which he replied "Don't you know when
the passion of love gets hold Of a mans
heart he can't control his movements"
Some further testimony was elected,
when the Recorder became satisfied of the
innocence of the accused, and discharged
her.
So soon as this case was disposed of, two
men were brought up TO answer for steal
ing pistol and some money from john G.
Head, the witness in the above case. \
lengthy examination ensued, after which
the parties were discharged, there being
no Evidence of their guilt.
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THREATENING TO KILL His WIrE.-YeS-
tcrday evening Mrs. Frances Perkins had
her husband, JOHN A. Perkins, arrested or
warrant for violently putting her ont OF
the house, locking the door, and threaten
Ing TO shoot her with Il pistol.' He was
carried TO the third station-housc, but was
shortly afterwards released on his giving
bail in the sum OF 500 to appear before
the Mayor this morning.
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Sons OF TEMrEEANcE.--At a late meet
ing OF Springfield Division, No. l67, Sons
Of Temperance, committee, consisting OF
Messrs. II. \. Atkinson, Jr., W. II. Plea
SAINTS (Dispotcb onice), +. i. Richardson,
w. Il. Craig, and j. W. Davis, was APP
pointed to receive propositions for mem
hershp. Persons dcsirous Of joining the
Order nay apply to either Of these gentle
men, who will introduce them to tic Diyi-
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PRESIDENT DAyI5.-We have procured original
negatives of this distinguished gentleman, ard
prepared to furnish photographs, large and
small sizes. Pictures sent by mail en- receipt OF
stamp and 25c, 75c, or Sl.25. Liberal discount to
the trade. All orders addressed to ASDSRsoS's
Art PALACE, l3ll Main street, Richmond, Va.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson yesterday sold for
$50 80 per front foot the beautiful lot on
the north side of Marshall between First
and Foushee streets, fronting 81 feet, with
a depth of I61 feet.
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FRANK LESLIE for August, a very at,
tractive number, isto hand from Turner
news agent, Governor street. This journal
maintains its character as "mlrror O
fashion," and each successive number is
eagerly sought after by the ladies.
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PAssIoN E.-Thomas Martin was
brought before Justice Wade yesterday to
answer the charge Of threatening to kill
his sisters. 1t appeared from the evidence
that Martin exhibited his violent temper
by breaking up furniture and chasing bis
sisters with knife. He was sent to the
county jail in default of $1,000 bail. q
W. Thomas, Esq, has been employed as
his counsel
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UNIVERSITY or EIRGISIA,l
..arHy,'a t,yw-Cp In ~ 10 l-ST

pEUcT1E' 4 VfFiCE, IN 10, I.b7. !
= .Cp0& Is WILL. BE RECEIVED
s.. '.s- ofrg ill the ssh instant FOR the de.
.- "a, Un!.er-Ity .wisch uf igN Ion. tons Of
.0s tuaL VIZ: 5Jc long tons best HED ASH
...E COAL, 5g0 lcr- tons hest WHifE ash
.... rrhL. . 10 ~ delivered d.Iicg the months
;4any. October, and H"vemner. or earlier
...,vL y. K. johnson,
-tiu.y2! p. l. Superlrtsudcnt
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A CoLoRED MAN Observation-Disclosures
Williams, negro cook employed on the
schooner William Frazier, of Norfolk, was
drowned in the dock on Thursday night.
He drew his wages in the afternoon, went
up town, and returned at about 10 o'clock
at night. At a late hour he was heard
walking across the deck, and it is supposed
that he fell overheard from the bow OF the
raSca1
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A LENGTHY REr0RT.-A friend who in
terests himself in statistics of various
kinds took the trouble to measure the
matter in the Dispatch report of Phillips's
trial, and informs us that it measured III
columns Iirtlf-Str ,ItrdS.
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New GERMAN CHuEcH.-We learn that
it is in contemplation to organize new
German Lutheran Church in the eastern
portion of the city, under the auspices of
Rev. Hugo C. kuehne, D. D.
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"HEADqrARrERs FRET MILITARY DlsTRIcT,l
"SrATE OF VIRGINIA.
"EIcHauyo, Va, June 10, 1867.
Especial Orders No. ST. Extract.
"Nrs. Ann i. Kirby, confined in the
city jail of the city Of Richmond en- the
charge of murder, having given bond and
sufficient security for hcr appearance for
trial before the next term of the Hastings
Court OF the city Of Richmond, will be re-
leased from confinement.
"By command Of Brigadier and BreVet
Major General J. II. Schofeld, U. S. A.
"S. +. CHALFIN, 4. A. G.
"Clerh Of the HaStinyS Court, City Of Ricie-
,,L,l7
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Agent for the manufacturer

ATEW HARDWARE STURE.-l have
~ Just opened select stock OF GEssgAL l. HAkD =
patcIrs stthe corner OF Eighth and Broad streets.
Having been engaged in Ihe hardware trade IN
this city for number OF years prior 20 tne "Sf
and since it ended, hope to merit, oJ alet o.
ton 10 business, share OF the patronage o. 1ne
public. tnr w ADDISON
KEPTRR. who would be pleased 10 see his irlenos
and thoss OF his father. hey; g. E. hep!er;;
J. V. L. McCREERf, 1l9 broao sltess, ,t
,e11 opposite Fredericksburg depot.
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SALE OF TABLES AT TIE CoEN AND FLOUR
ExCuAECE.-Thc sale of tables at the
Corn and Flour Exchange will take place
to-day at the Exchange at o'clock.
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Toilet articles.

rENHE DEEraL J. ELIXIR, for preserv-
L ing and whitening the teeth. This elixir I'M
parts a dslightfully refreshing aromatic taste 10
the mouth as ,ciating with it gem lie stimulating
aud a!tolyne effect and is warraLted 10 contain no
"S'N - BLUNT & MOSEiEY,
jyis 1924 Main, near Fourtesnth street:
pLAIHS RICHMOND HAIR DYE
L We confidently recommend this article as bet
ter thar most of the Hair Dyes in II Is scten-
tidcally prepared, and has given universal 'ats-
faction. For sale at propr, eor prices, wholesale
and retail by PURCELL, LADD Co.,
ie "a Druggists.
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OFFENslvE.-The culvcrt on the corner
Of Sixth and Marshall, near the New Mar
ket, needs attention.
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ANOTHER PIC-NIC.-Thc Sunday school
of the Union Station Methodist church
propose picnic at Ashland on Tuesday
upyt
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NOTARY PUBLIc.-YeSterday the Go
vernon appointed Mr.. Samuel Bayley q
notary public for the county Of Rocking
ham,
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stn raes............ ass Moon rises......... IS
Sun sets........... 7.o7 High tide, A NJ d3s
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 10.
ARRIVED.
msrcSand,s. ana passsngers, D. & W. CuIrie.
Schooner r. T.. b. seth, -, Baltimore. salt,
W. Z. Cox.
SAILED.
Steamer Albemarie, Bourne, New YORK, mer-
chandse amt passengers, 5. Ayres u Co
steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. horiolk, msr-
chandsa and passengers, L. b. Tatum
Schooner Mary, Woglom, Norfolk, light.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner S. C. Evans, Hammond. cleared from
New York for Richmond on the 18th instant
Brig w. n. Bigelow, Roberts, sailed from hun
corn for City Point on the 80 instant
By TELEGRAPH.
QUEEysToSs. July Disclaimers Iowa and Will
lie Ill PcSt touched.
QCRBssrowy, IRELAND, July 10. : Arrived,
steamers Russia and Denmark.
NEW YotK. July l0.-Arrived, steamers hl!e-
mania and Deutschland, Europe; Dictator,
Charleston. Sailed ram Duuderberg, for. Brest
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&As. p. +. SCUBB>. PaoPRIETRESs,
'..I.y ui ins NattaEal aouse. SFuai street.
.a.- ar..- :. -lIGat~. III The mos; business part
b. g.y. within short distance e the Tobacco
'.,.a.-. convenient 10 the Virginia Central and
..4..t..s railroads. ana utuTs UAQsUa! induce
.'-''1 'aa travelling public. TERMS: only TWO
AA> .~ Jay. je IL
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AirGlmoud 9ispatclt,
SATURDAY................JULY2 20, 1867

THE CIRCULATION, OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF, ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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Dissertations. <Gc.

i'>>S1LCTlON OF PARTNERSHIP
.re !, hereby given that the partnership
f. existing between WM +. CUEKERi
~ ~ lLL"A.p, undcr the name and
''.hEEf MILLWAkD, is this day dis
" ..nsailo-. : j nstsons having ciaime
j." .n"Fs named IN are respectfully re-
y" a"a1 :ue!u in d: once. all persons
n .+7 aayEe-nawcj t5fa are also requested IL
.. -'4- ''tspUt delay, as Cne OF the part
-0-'.-s Tia c.:y.
W +. C1RKEEY,
'.. .4@-s- .@4Ny u, 1861. .
-.-1oss ~ ths svotswood potel will hero
.@ e.Ag4et-c ny JAMES MlLlWkRD, who
~. Pts-sg4 10 see d.! Tie o!G patrons OF tue
'-- respectfully asks Ghc patronage OF the
'- s--7.@.ly. JL3AS MlLLWARD.
.1,- WILLIAM T. GOEkERT, Laving leased
s. t'-+-v" ho:s! !n.Gew Orleans, respectfully
..' paii0n.ss Of his old friends and the
VII .E.gla.Iy W. +. COOKERY.
~. FG>LiN ARE HEREBY H.
et..-' thar nom this date Mr. BESJAMIh
.'".-s-s Aa- an .i":eo' ~ our bur'ness.
r.r. bAtLGhL L CurT ELL,
-' . -..'. cO.ner (. luth street and basin.
!: ~. e.. day associated myself with Messrs.
'ai '.1 if.=nas ard cgstoGers.
ffmHu. July Isc7 iy2-ta
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Ship1)jng.

-
TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMl-
F MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. kEA
The n-w and elegant side-wheel <SH
EISG, will leave her wharf atnSase-z.satss6e63
Rockets on SUNDAY, July :lst, at ociocx
=. NJ Freight received up TO O'Clock N ga
TURDAY. Fare, including meals and state.
rooms, Sl2. Rourd tickets, $50. stesrsge, 20.
Through bills lading signed 10 Boston fof
frsigh or 10 secure tickets and statarooins,
having accommodations unsurpassed, apply TO
SAMUEL AYRbS i CO.,
tv q0-lt Main and Eleventh streets.
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HG2'd3CO3'e.


MIL l. PICKS.-Six dozen EXTRA
IM CasT-STEEL MILL PICKS received to-day
mar steamer. and for sale by the dozen or singly.
" 10 CHAS. J. SINTON, l435 Main street.
r EATHER AND GUM BELTING-
1 Thirty packages received per steamer from
fha rn1nufncLurers and for sale at factory prices
Also, Lace Leather Belt Hooks Eive's and Enrs,
Belt Punches, Rivet Sets, Gum Packing, itaiah
Hemp PACKING, Hydrant Hose Engine Hose, &C.,
&c for saIs bV CHARLES !. SIHTON,
@''' " l435 Main street.
iyl0 Agent for the manufacturers
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EIucdti0nGL

,,,n1, rHR GIRLS will be
<ttH 'tjs city on the lst Of October next
! ,-.red n n n Usi.TtUET0N and her
" g.. F>ENy G. isl; nsliSnRIns broB.S IN Of N
XII 's'." %r,d also the French language
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Mrs. Ann Z. esterday,. in
pursuance Of the following order from
Major General Schotield, Mrs. Ann b.
Kirby was released from the city ail:
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y IST. OF LETTERS REMAINING
| EA1N TIE MANCB ESTEk, VA, POST. OFFICE

= IST. OF LETTERS REMAINING
sIlN TIE MAECU ESTER, VA, POST OFFICE
JULY" lo57.
LADIES' LIST.
Booker. Mr.. Julia James Mrs. F r.
Eaker, Mis-. II y James, Mr7. Mary
Eagw-li, Mis- ;. l.. @ucs, AIRS a. y:
G.. ck, Mrs. Fannie Jotdon ,iis Z. "A ~
Eia 10, airs. Frances Mo'es. Mrs. Z. n.
Cneuran. Mrs 4. L. Perpignon, hirs. T.:
Fariss i!r, J. a Richardson. Miss Kate
Farmer Str. II. r. Temple, Miss ulZAie
cary, Miss s. j. Whitiock, Mrs. Martha
Hicks, Miss Catnarine Woodson. Hiss Spencer
Wiutree, Miss Fannie.
GENTLEMET'S list.
Branch, william H. Hatcher, Z. C.
boiling, James Hewitt. r.. .. w
brake, Capiaiu s. II. Harris George (cld)
Farmer e. w. Pollard, 7. J.
Fnr!sh &C Rhodes, e. H.
Fore J. T.. Smith S. B.
Gra CORY. J. II. sc t., Barnett
linode Prince Wallace, Thomss
WCrMack William
j VI. MOODY, p NJ.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 10.

MINIATURES AIMANAC--JuLY 20, 1867.
shn riaes.."........ 45S Noon rises. ...::.....
Sun Gets TO7 II !gh tide, A. M. g. ,
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EoR BALTIMORE. S; SAVANNAH, Am.

EOR BALTIMORE. SAVANNAH,
e AND BOSToN-SEMI. MI.WEEkLIG1SEd "a
LINE-PUWHATAS STBAMB AT ----lsSs.-J
COMPAN Y.-L Leaves Richmond r.sz4z-sE8,kk
eys-y WEDNESDAY, and SUNDAY LeaVss nst-
timore evary WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. Ihe
steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, captain THOMAS
TRAygRs will leave here At A. D.. sUsDAL.
No freight received after =. NJ. SATURDAY:
This steamer has splendid saloons, ststerooms, ana
passenger accommodations. Passage tmeals In
Guided, &c. stateroom, 81. For freight or pas
sage apply 10 DAVID & WILLIAM CURElE,
Office at Charles T. Wortham Co.'s, Fifteenth
street. y Ut
EOR LONDON.-The fine Bremen
L ship Hermann, KklBLMASS master, tt-
now dscharging her Inward cargo ~ Bath ssTSH
more, will come around 10 city Point to-S.1L
load for tho above port For freight or passage ap
plyto [jy s-3wl NOTHING kOHLEa.a
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
IN Of the JAMES RIVER ANDaS1s-snrIIsys
KhNAWHA CANAL COMPANY sgSIIsszss--ss.s--SsS5
will leave the dock as usual ,
promptly at Il o'clock II on TUESDAYS, TAUHS-
DAYS, aud SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg ana
beyond collected delivery or prepaid at me op-
ton of the shipper freight received and deliver
ed Mt my Office, on the dock.
Way Freight will not be delivered t!li charges
are paid
10 Its EDW AhD DiLb''' agent
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Board of Trade tey Secretary Bear! cf Trade
g;ohmond steam sugar Refinery: fas or OF the
ALEXANDER sEARP, z. n.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-26
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC SIDE
GENERAL SUMMARY.

The impeachment question is be.
lug discussed in the city papers.
The dailies have unitedly condemned
the proposition Of the FIRST. They
now admit the formible power of the
impeachment party which the late
Supreme Court de.;ision materially
strengthens The 7smes aays the in.
augur.tors Of the project srs
jealous for impeachment. Ii is alb
soIutely essential To their political
purposes, their failare lriag tbs
fre<sdenf's sncres.. while the Re
Tshiscsn party fsd.o~ nsa-3rssse Csa-
xr-~@en sfe xlr-s1y rs the csrrcss.
(sxh~ cAz1e~s sre rws IN sse fh1< the
M~s-~ sx<tEzs tAe s2P-ezA@r@-.
ssuz -r<r=~ss pn-<sAs< fAzr tw~ sk1n8'
~ sA~ sx--ss~ wsE s<-~x - sA~ -.
=~=1 kur rn~v .4ss ~sT~~4 knz.
d - p~-~was~ tnsx rsw f--~~ms~zs -
r-~n~z ew xN r<aw xwsxms IN Ans x~v~
60 w~nNx sA- snwr .m.@ m~wx -
gs~~ sm-xs Co., n~~a~s~~ |.
nxz~~wsw s4~u~zzrz~ &sw 8uzw - s~s@@a@
-~umzs~mn q ~n~m@~ssa ~ww<<~
mwzn - $780, &s~uzwasnw o.
z~a1sa ana4sa~~. aza~s a~~zzsn - ss~s ar~sm'
s~ Tm E~@~ws 49,
-us~n~ ~r~~ msnkr~~~x ~~~nsmm
- .snkmm a4~ ~@zs~szmam~m ~ ~~~szkN
8@A@~e ~~mn~~ Ea~ &ln~as &c.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-26

% The Josie McNear otherwise
known as the Corn Crib has gone
around to Portland, the Coyar carry
ing the mails temporarily on the Vic
toria route. 1t is said her place will
be supplied by the NeU World.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-26

DT The celebrated Tammany
Hall, of New York city, is to be sold.
1t was built in 1911, by the Tam.
many Club, and cost about $4,000.
The property will now bring $780,
600, with which the society propose
to build new hall.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-26

~ Several boxes containing
rare collections Of animal, and other
curiosities from Russian America,
lately arrived at Saa Francisco. des-
tined for the Sni;Liouian Institute.
st Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-26

w. - a. -.-a - a.
Tnx uers ta- 49, Ez-z z.
skse e1EfEnclt rar Fa-- Sc u-F
crvz.e- its a~.T~-- s-K--f a t-e
n.ird II even Ater. = L-- -.-r--s.
Tbs g8eFy J. su-S, Sc " -; vl-- &c
tue effect. = LAT the haa re-slt oi
this elashing II rowe-s under our
Federal Government Are We Ou
the eve of another attempted rcvula-
ton, TINT will have for its result Il
a change in all the Fundamental prin-
cirles ofourGovernmeut!-a change
which is intended to remove the
bars and distractions which the
trainers of the Constitution thought
necessary to throw in the way of the
different departments of the Federal
Government, to prevent usurpation
and Capitalization of power? A
change which will ctfectually eradi-
cate all the results Of the great fun
damental principles, whose motive
actuated the patriots Of 1776. A
change that will turn the represen-.
tative republican system of govern
ment, of which we have so proudly
boosted, into .dcspotic, centralized
oligarchy. A change that will tear
down the noble superstructur of
our political fabric, which has taken
the good and great, the nations best,
4 century to raise. A change which
will give the lie to our proud and
oft-repeated boast that we are great,
free, contented people. Where is
the man who reads the public jour-
mails, and notes the tendency of our
national politics, as it is now being
shaped by the dominant party in
Congress, bnt who is convinced that
these tendencies are towards central
ization and despotism. lie is not to
be found, except among those whose
minds are blinded by fanaticism or
prejudiced by private interests.
That we may the more fully under
stand this tendency of Congress to
Capitalization, we have but to glance
at the outlines upon which our gov
ernment is founded.
The Government of the United
States consists of three branches, one
acting as check upon another, and
the third branch as a balance to the
action of the other two. Congress,
in both its branches, is the direct
representative ofthc section or State
from which the members thereof de-
rive their eIection-the House of
Representatives more direct than the
Senate, for being elected for the
term oftwo years and from particu-
lar districts, they are the exponcnss
ofthe local interests of each rarticu-
lar section. Such Interests enter
largely into these elections. and req
re>entsfives stand pledged Ia forward
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