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son and Mexico Steamship ComPtni~s
have consolidated their interests. and in
er-ss<d their capital STOCK to 5000. 900
Arrangements have ben made o. ext,nd
It's Operatives 70 the WISH e.as'.
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In MEMoR1AM.-The following r. cop
led from the minutes of late meeting Of
the Town Council:
AT regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees of the Town of Olympia, held OH
the evening of the 10Th June, 1867, the
following resolutions were adopted unani-
mously:
WHEREAS, In the decease Of Albert
Robb this Board has lost one Of its most
useful members. and the community one
Of its most valued and respected citizens,
therefore be it
Resolved, That az token of our sor-
row over the sad event we, the Council,
will now adjourn.
Resolred, That this resolution be pub
lishec in the WASHINGTON STANDARD
and Pacific Tribune.
RICHARD LANE, Clerk.
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New BooKs.-We have received from
Mr.. Geo. Barthrop. agent for Messrs. Ban
croft & Co., Dewing & Co., and Others, an
elegantly executed volume Of over 700
pages, entitled Anecdotes and Incidents
ofthe Rebellion" The contents are in
structive and entertaining. Mr.. Barthrop
has likewise the sale Of a number Of other
miscellaneous wo'ks-historical. biograph.
icsl. etc. Call and examine his selection
q: the Pest Office.
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rz-a~., tla, 81 IA@prr-;lr Vacs 70 @=rA
l1r-rr sAar g, vsal4 kaE- aez s4l Y
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h ramp Q, IL par,v. o. vh.ct tie T.
49,, +, the eh,,f os-aA. 90. uas..ss- q, war.
lie Copgcrh~ad> arr ~: nor Laurroa.
than when Tilton ran. and in the mex,
breath ~hines most p.trously about ,n- hu-
initiation it underyo,-s in acknowledging
an "ilrci,ima,e Copp,rhead rabbl.. con.
sti,u,es the numerical majority of our in-
babi,on,,". Taking all three proposi,ion
together. we think the enemy acknowledge
about all we want them to and all we
claim.
PRospEcr1So PARry.-We understand
that our public.spirited townsmau. Jake
Summers. nronos.. 70 oct m an exned;.
t;or for tho rurrose of ,ros,ect;,r for GOLD
silver or other valuable metal. alone tina
wss+.rr s,or. of rho C,scod. Raroo
There does not Seem 70 he mucb doubt
among those who bav. auv knowledp. of
the Cascade mountains. but that valuable
mines will h. found in them. Az this "a y
matter in which the whole country is in.
terested. we think tbat il would he moth.
;ro moro ,bor r;ob, FIR our bus;nes. man
IN furnish the nrono.ed marty with prox;s.
ions, tool, and such other supplies 20 NAV
be necessary to enable a party of Good
Templars to make n thorouoh exrlorat;on
Money invested IN this way will be like
bread cast upon the waters II Jake should
strike d'gg'ngs.
SouND.-Thurlow Weed, who has re-
Gently taken editorial charp.. Of the New
York Commercial. saws: We are in the
second phase Of the rvbellion-a phase in
some of its aspects more alarming than the
first. Two wears have been used I'm in
disproviup what il cost four vea,s to 90.
+.bl;.b viz Tint tho Irn;or "a ;rd;sso,,
o's'. we '""s"'' sa'o inc hadicals' 10
MAINTAIN inc ihtesrty OF the Union
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q In Plymouth. North Carolina. q
negro BY the name of Ash is elected JUS
,ice OF the Peace. Ash says Re i,
g~ine to stop the niegshs from ,o,in gum.
and Pi.;ils iroo de STREETS: d~y arr TOO
careless hss dey sSsos den q. and ssy
mish; haFP~. eidsnsaIly y IN nixr.h
sn-t<aa 81 sbiss r.ar-
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TEARING e. HAULING
JAMES FRAME.

rs now prepared to do TEAMiNG. HAULING
l and GENERAL JOBBING in that line Of
business, and respectfully solicits share Of
public patronage.
He has also a spring-wagon and gentle
horses for the accommodation Of pleasure par
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-22

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II The -iec.iOa in Wan. wala eoaa-
iy shs~s ,kas md the IA~zaeerziic party
h-ss --ss-6 fh<y ~suld have el~css1 M
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larU SzNaxs ~ 49, as~e - 4.sousassua
81 = assnsus-asmas-Nsss lsss' ma4 a4 ~ auauumse
. @@@ $500
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WOOD or Bark
Delivered to order, on short notice, at the
lowest living rates. JAMES FRAME.
Olympia, June %, 1867. 33:m6
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RccOnS true ton.

II would be delightful thing if the OPP
pressed South could for q time forget
that the black pail Of Radical recon
s,rnction was spread out over them.
Hut i cannot be so. That is thing
that can only be forgotten during sleep,
which is greatly more endeared to us by
the fact. Reconstruction goes steadily
forward. If there is any relief from it for
rs. it has not manifested itself. The late
elections will, we apprchend, rather stimu-
late the dominant party to go ahead and
radicalizc the South by more decided mca-
sureS to get its vote in the Presidential
election. Nous ucrrOnS.
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PIIILADELrnlA.-We are inclined TO
make the dmende honorable to PHILADELPHIA
Tor her recent remuneration of the party of
tyranny and oppression. She is certainly
moro Than half liberal. We trust that her
people viii continue to improve in the line
o' humanity and justice. With her ma
J,s''c river and many graccs, certainly She
should cherish none but gentle and gene
rouS sentiments. 1t is sad th,, ,,...,
ing hostile to refined emotions should AN;
mate SO fair cily-so blessed hv nature
and SO adorned by art.
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Ritl,nond Glispatrk.
II, 1887.
The Elections.

The later kilograms throw so much
doubt upon the result in Ohio and Penn
sylvania that the official returns are nc
ccssary to settle the question of which
party has triumphcd. We believe there is
no doubt about it that the Democrats have
carried tho Ohio Legislature and have a
majority on joint ballot. As the contest
in both States is so very close, and the
ballot boxes arc in tho possession of Re
puhlicans, that party has The advantage.
We would not like to bet against them.
Decided how they may be, these cleo
,;ons arc a terrible rehukc Of the Rcpuh-
lican party, and it is fair to presume that
they have set the fashion
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Meetings.

NOTICE.-Membcrs Of S O @ Il
noned to NEE, at your lodg room on SUNDAY,
lath instant at p. NJ for the purpose OF atten1'
Ing the funeral OF Brother JAM Els hRMhTbA,D'
member OF Hiram Lodge, No. 5, Philndslphla.
Members Of sister Lodges are Invited to attend.
BY order Of Worshpful Master r. u hoBsoS.
oc Pits JAMES Il. HILL, hecfelhy.
NOTlCE-Thc committee appointed
~ to examine and to approve the outstanding
Committee of Henrico County Court house'' will
NEE, at the County Court house at II O'CLOCK on
SATURDAY. the 18th instant. III persons holalhE
such orders are hereby notified to be present lo5
the purpose of having their orders examinnd and
endorsed. u. ID. fLbh oAN 70
oc ll-2t Chairman Of Committee.
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The Military Interference in Lynchbur!

The Military Interference in Lynchburg.
The public will have heard with sur
prise of the sudden interruption which was
put to the meeting Of the stockholders of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com
pany in Lynchburg on Thursday by an
order from General WILCOX, the military
commandment Of that post.
This was meeting Of business men to
perform the ordinary annual duties de-
volyng on the members Of private cor
poration. With reference to the interests
Of the corporation, the company was IN
the act Of clecting a president for the en-
suing year. They were surprised to re-
ceive an order from the military COM
mandant Of the post prohibiting the cleo
ton Of president other than the incum-
bent until debt Of the company to the
United States Government was paid. 1t was
soon announced that the debt of the COM
pany to the Government would be made up
and paid next day. One citizen said that
he had little more than $4,000 in the
world, but he generously proticred that sum
towards making up the required amount.
\ sufficient number of citizens gave SINH
lar pledges; and it was thereupon an
nounccd by responsible gentleman III
the meeting that the required amount
would be forthcoming the next day.
rWhcn the commandant of the post
pledcc the cSqn! to know if upon such a
the election he dcclam9iGsht proceed WIN
should not proceed nevertheless: eioo''oi
This is an extraordinary proceeding
and needs explanation. The corporation
is in no manner political. 1t is private
company. 1t was an assembly Of private
citizens TO attend to their private interests,
Involved in the affairs Of 4 corporation,
and in the discharge Of their ordinary du-
tics in clccting u presiding officer they
were abruptly prohibited from doing 50 by
amiltary order. True, that the meeting
was about TO elect as thor president
General MALONE by avery large majority.
True, that he had served with high dis
tinction in the Confederate service. True,
that as major general he is not yet par
doncd by the Federal Executive. But 1t
is equally true that he has extraordinary
administrative talents in the management
of railroads: that he has been absolutely
rcticent on the subject of politics, and
that he was about TO be elected for reason
OF these executive talents.
As soon as it became the general belief
that he was to be elected, this order came.
What the meaning Of it is VIC know not ;
but we cannot suppose that the military
authority has been used Cor the proScrip-
ton of gallant general and an able rail-
road officer from private Office and means
Of usefulness. Sad is our fate when merit,
and talent, and energy, are to represented
from private employment.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAlLRoAD.-A
correspondent Of the Staunton valley Ir-
ginian, writing from Connection, West Vir-
ginia, ION the line of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad,) states that coal there is
dollars per barrel; while in Staunton it
takes barrel of flour to pay for ton OF
coal. This is enough of itself, the writer
truly suggests, to induce the people OF
Augusta TO vote for the railroad.
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SPECIAL.-I have the LARGEST and CHEAP
EST STOCK OF BLANKETS, Of all sizes, to be
found In Richmond AS the cold weather ap-
proaches, the attention of buyers is called to
than
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sy- RECEIPT OF SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AT TIE
OLp ESTABLISHED EMPORIUM OF MiTTIL:
DORFER & co., 1909 MslN ST&EET, OPPOSITE
POST uFFICE.-We are receiving, and now open
for inspection, our second sGppy this season of
Beautiful Dress Goods, Cassmeres, Cloths, sati-
Nets Cassiustts, Sleeps Gray, PULLED Cloths, and
all the leading brands Of Bleached and Brown
Cotons, sheotings Pillow case Cottons, Tickings,
Denims, Stripes, Plaids, Flannels, &c, &c. full
line Of Hosiery and Notions. And to buy the best
a. well as the cheape,t goois in the city BIO sure TO
callat NITTELDORFER & CO.'S,
loo? Main street, opposite post-o lice.
The following gentlemen are with Us a. sales
men: Joan q. SALE, F. =. GAZETTEER, +. u. TUB
SER, WILLIAM Brent; and they would be pleased
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Wa announce to our patrons that we are re-
ceiving daily from New York auctions the
GREATEST BARGAINS in DRY GOODS ever yet
offered. We enumerate few articles as a spe-
clmen OF the thousand andIono bargains now In
store our Mr.. ABRAHAM LEVY being In New
york constantly, will keep up the supply Of bar
gains:
Checked Muslin, l63c. per yard, worth Csc
Checked Muslin, zoe. per yard. worth ooc.;
Linen Damask Doyles at $i.25 per dozen, worth
SO:
Swiss Edging at los. and l5c. per yard, worth
double the money;
Cambria Bands at Sc, 81, sl.25, and ~, worth
moro than BILE the money
Finest quality Blue Berage for wells for Soc, worth
75c.
French Merino,'*l. worth sl.25 per yard;
worth $3.50;
Bonnet Ribbons, Soc per yard, worth 81;
Yard wide White Flannel, all wool, eoc., worth
81;
T.s White Flannel all wool, 3oc., worth %oc.;
Calicoes, the very best qualities, ls3c. per yard;
Calicoes, very good qualities, l23c. per yard;
Beautiful style Delaines. Csc. per yard;
Second quality Desines, l7ic. per yard;
Bed Blankets ~ SO per pair, worth SO;
Marseilles Quilts (coloredl for single bed, 81,
worth 90;
Marseilles Quilts colored largo size bed, -, and
$3.50 worth IS;
Fine Nainsook Musns at 25c., worth loc.;
Fine White Briliants 1t 2oc., worth 3'c;
Swiss Muslin, very fine, at Sec, great bargain
Linen Collars at 81 per dozen, very cheap;
orJ la
per dozen, worth SO;
Wido Black Silk splendid quality, at $3.50, worth
Wide Black Silk, over yard wide, at 3, worth
$3.50;
Russia Diaper, warranted all linen, $3.50 piece :;
Russia Diaper warranted all linen, 81 piece;
Linen Damask, soc. per yard. worth 1'c.
linen Huckaback Towels, $50 per dozen, worth
$3.50;
Linen Huckaback Towels at IS per dozen, a
great bargain:
Mohair Striped skirting, yard wide, at 2'c.'
worth 75c this is a splendid article for
making balmorals
Shirts Bosoms at l7tc, worth Csc.
Skirting Cambria very fine, II yards wide ~ 'Vc''
would be a bargain at sc.
v.rv dna Tucked Linen Handkerchief At Soc,
Just half their value.
These prices may seem Incredible, but the ad-
vantages that we possess enable Us to oiier the
best bargains in this country.
NOTICE.
In order 20 avoid disappointment to our nurns-
rous patrons notice is hereby given that our store
will DO closed on the following days:
Monday next, October Nth,
Tuesday next, October 18th,
Monday, October 2lst,
Tuesday, October ed,
and on Saturdays as usual. On every day except
those enumerated above we will be- prepared to
GREAT BARGAINS.
I.u~~ RpnTuIuo, iJ.' Maln street,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
Remember the nag inscribed
LETYS'
DRY GOODS
STORE. ocs
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TIE New YORK Observation-Disclosures
long interval Tammany Hall has been
made to ring with Democratic shouts.
From all accounts, there was trcmcn-
dous excrtion Of Democratic lungs there
on Wednesday night. The jubilAtion re-
minded one Of the more happy days of the
Republic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-12

FoRNEY threatens to get up another
batch of stories concerning the negroes
and the rcbcls-thc latter of course to
shoot, skin, and in various ways slaughter
the former. We are inclined to think
that game is "playcd OUT" and that the
Radicals would rather hear of anything
else than negro sultrings of any sort.
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SDeCjGL Notices.
~. EST SEC URITY.
s16,O0O,oOO GOLD CAPITAL.
81, 100000 INVESTED IN 7us UNITED STATES.

The undersigned, general agents for the LlVER-
pool AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE
COMPANY, will continue to Issue policies from
this agency in CURREHCT, GOLD, or sTERLlNd'
on DWELLING. HOUSES, HOUSEHOLD FURsi-
TURE, WAREHOUSES;, MERCHANDISE, BARNS,
and OTHER PROPERTY, at any point In VIZ
ginia, on satisfactory and reasonable terms.
SHAREHOLDERS are personally liable for all
ensage mcnts OF this company
ALL CLAIMS paid here Immediately on proof
OF loss. without abatement for Interest, and not
sixty days after date, as is usual with other COM
panies.
ONE POLICY for $4,000 to $4,000 may be
issued on any desirable risk, thus saving the
insured the trouble necessity OF procuring q
number OF policies In many companies with small
capital
For FIRE or LIFE INSURANCE. apply to
AMBROSE Is. RUcKER, Agent, Lynchburg
r. A. YOKE BROTHER, Agents, Petersburg;
STEWART DEY, Agents, Norfolk
C. B. w ELLFoRE, Agent, Fredericksburg
Or DAVENPORT 4 CO.. General Agents.
Office over National Exchange Bank,
oc l7-st Richmond.
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Wines, Liquors, dc.
TENRY MILLER.
AN ESTABLISHED FACT :

AN ESTABLISHED FACT :
That HENRY MILLER keeps at Ibis establish = :,
ment 1873 Main street, the finest stScks 81 UP
WINS. OLD BRAEDIES, OLD WHlShEfs, anu
OLD GINS, TO be ad In Richmond; ,rp
that he has for sale at 1909 Lain street UP
SONS Xxx, Xxx, and XXXX, with 0LDCAbl-
RET WHlSkEYs-ail of superior qnsaiie, sn sno.
cial importation. for family use, pure fohl
WINES, OF medicinal qualities .,so, x.t,
That he has. of special Importation, n. .'V' ast
strsat-imported at the same tlms-the nneo'
SHERRlES either for medical or table purposes
TO BIO found In this market
That he has at 1903 Main street the genuine III
ported az we'll az the domestic Champagnes, d
much reduced figures;
That be has the finest and most approved nali i
ties OF Stoughtsn and other bitters, syrups ana
CordiaIs, of any house in the United States
That he has the Virginia brands OF Rye MS
keys-Stonewal, Old Virginia Mountain, &C.
never beaten; -, two
nroachable those celebrated hiller's Gin COCK
tails-ths best in the wide -or,d.
And that for all kinds o. choice Wines. Liquors
CordiaIa. &c, &c, &c. for family or trade pur'
noses. the best place 10 deal - i tnat OF
po'''' " HENRY MILLER,
Wholesale, ETC.. LiQor Merchant,
ocseodlw 1903 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampton Sidney
College, Virginia. dated July l. 1907:
1.-THE Double Refined Poudrette Ii operating
like a charm my crops, and attracting universal
attention from al beholders. am already salts
hed that It Is the cheapest and surest renoyator OF
on worn. out soils" )y 2o-5m"
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BATCHELoK,s HAIR DYE-BATCHk.

ns- BaTCHELOK's HAIR DYE-BATCHB-
LOK's HAIR DYE.-Th,s splendid HAIR DYE is
the best in the world The onlytrue and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. 10 dis
appointment; no ridiculous tins. Natural black
or brown remedies the III effects OF bad dyes /;
invigorates the hair. leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOB. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
~ countsrf.it js lido