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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
At JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL's
n HORSE AUCTION MART,

IA bOhSE AUCIiON MAhr,
SALES aSp FRIDAY
FRIDAY, SEPT. Is, AT IL O'CLOCK.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose those wishing to purchase anything in the
Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, aud establishment Ii conducted the
straightforward principles which govern honorable
give the purchaser Of every horse that 10 warranted
Our down town oce IS at 80 Nassau street. opposite the
Post oce where register e kept Of Horses Carrage
'A'"s :" '"' CATALo1uE OF To.DAY's SALE
Team Of blood bay Mares, 10 hands, years kind n har-
under saddle, free from vice. tro tn minutes
very stylish a lady or child can drive them.
and top Wagona Basket Phaetons and
Coupe Rockaway al In complete order
Bay Mare. hands, years. superior under sadde free
from vice, stylish sound, kind and true.
Large Truck for dry goods OF double Harness.
Bay Marc, l5 hands, years, kind In al harness and
under saddle free from vice and good traveller stylish
Dark bay Horse all black points, with long tail ard name,
lb hands years kind IN all harness, splendid under sad
die nne family horses superior style, been
family horse warranted sound, kind and true
Sorre troting Charlotte Temple sired by
Hunter booded mare, 1b hands, years kind and
free from vice trots inside OF minutes
Extension top Park Phaeton Barouche, Dog Carr &C., all In
good order.
sorre Horse 10 hands kind and in harness and under
Bay Coupe Horae, 10 hands years. kind anf true 10 all
under saddle free from vice, good traveller
stylish driver; excellent family carriage horse
First class Coupe Rockaway, with shifting top, built by
Miner 4 Stevens, IN complete order.
gray Horse l5 hands, years. Kind and 'fue n all
harness. vice. good traveller excellent family or
coupe horse warranted sound, kind and true.
double Harness Further description time SALE We
postnone m on account OF the weather.
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Company prop osals ell be received until Oco-
per noon for the constructors OF about Ia m,es single
Iack horse -alway turuouts nj PsersDn " j. fans
snd VII esho,sed from september 70 At the
clce OF Hockenberry. ksa., superintendent, 10 han
Paterson The company reserve the right TO accep' or
JACOB kARCELIs,
n. HOCkE Bknf,Y.i Committee.
JAS VAN bLARCUNy
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OAR, BILLIARD ROOM AND BARBER SHOP, IN A
- first class city hotel to let Apply Hotel Mon Rooms,
GA Broadway, Real Estate Department.
j. W. JONES, Actuary.
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A RARE CHhNCE.-A DOWN TOWN DINING ROOM
~ now doing good business will be sold or rented, with
hxtures complete, very low.
JOHN PIERCE, q Coentes slip.
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nEAR LITTLE Ms's Mss', rHIRTEENrH STREET.
Cold yet; is rather cold Am easy. Les y, have
psasan call MOTTO the original Saturdays and up
kn 10 remember
OLD JERSEY LIGHTNING.
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DRUG STORE FOR sALE-ON SIXTH AVENUE; AN
- old and popular stand with complete stock; sat
sfactory selling terms easy. Inquire OF V.
ANTOINE, % Howard street.
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A CTIVE PARTNER WANTED-IN A MANUFACTUR R.
n ing business fully established, with large demand for
the goods To the right party who furnish the emoun of
capital reqnred, VIZ &5,O0 will be shown the books and
not required to invest but portion of the amount til salts
hed the business references given and
reqnred agents need reply Address X. ID. Co., box
a.7tO Office.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

DIssOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is
- hereby given that the firm OF Meyer Mgsler machin
been this day dissolved BY mutual consent M FREDERICK
Meyer retres from said r the business or which VIII be
DAVID MUELLER.
In presence Of p. r. Hartmann FREDERICK MEYER
NEW YORK. Sent. la6a
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A FINE oHANCE.-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
on s,h es and Chldrens Dress and Fancy Goods sore
'nh avenue, below Twentieth for sale
Wo wears from next May $500 per year. would sell Stock
1AMEs r. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty. third street.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITy.-AN ENTERPRISTNG MAN
N with $3.50 make fortune business desirable;
profits Cali at 50 Frankfort street, from IL to and in
yeeticate.
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PERSONAL.

n M INFORMATION CONCERNING THE FAMILY OF
Petrict and Catharns shoTtsl formerly o. h4nuns.
tine Miller no West Thrtssnth street, New YORK Illinois
papers please copy.
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RAKERY FOR sALE-uousE AND LOT; GOOD
- counter business little cash Apply at the
bakery Third avenue between Forty and
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A FOR SALE, THREE SMALL GROCERIES,, CHEAP,
~. In cross streets up town; Liquor, Grocery,
sancy, Clothing, Hat Cap, Dry Goods and Confeconer.
stores Bakeries, Saloons Kerosene koutes Board
ing Houses, Hotels OLD established MIX Routes Horses
ana Wagons, with good business.
L. DEYO, SOP West Thirty third street.
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NTOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SToCKHOLD-
IN In the Parent OIL Coal and Land Association of the
Guyandoe will e held on Tuesday October at II o'clock
A. NJ at 81 Cedar street, for the of eectng directors
for the coming and for considering to the
articles of association. BY order OF the Board.
HOWELL SMITH, Secretary
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At JOHNSTON a VAN TAssELL's AUCTION MART,
N 1f2 East Thirteenth street, down town oice ~ Nassau
street. - -. -. - -
THis DAY, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2s, AT is O'CLOCK,
Team bay Mares bay and sorrei Boraea bay gray
brown sorrel carriage family road and work Horses
ways extension top Park Phaetons Basket fhaeons snGe
and Double Harness. &c. Full description, zee ca's0g'
above never postpone sale account OF the weather
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L,OR SALE--A FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY
Store, doing good business. Inquire at 52o Third
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A FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE FOR sALE-ONE
"A block from Cooper Institute full good paying
ooarders at the time satisfactory given
selling ont. Apply at 73 Seventh street.
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LNOR sALE-A LARGE DIsTILLERYr IN COMPLETE
running order, be oil the promises. Inquire
Of JAMES A. REILLY, Gold and Plymouth streets,
Rraok
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PROPOSALS..


f,RoroN AouEDvCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC-
r-sepssie scaled prorosas each endorsed with the
title Of the which relates the Of the bidder
and the It's presentation VIII be received at this once
untu O'Clock A. NJ OF Monday October 6 for the
suc,,on OF stone block pss.ments III street,
from Tenth Eleventh avenues and tn Perry street. from
beeckes Fourth streets, and for erosswsks 81 the inter-
OF wavey and West Tenth street. and across
West street II she northtfiy aide of Dey street.
Pans may specincao and forms for bids OBJ
tained application al this once.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERr L. DARRAdH,
GEOR0B q. GREENE,
rxw YenR, SEPT. n, is6s Csoton Aqusduct Board.
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THE TURF.

+ IS ~ ~ O'Clock p. n. Match, $500 H. Casev's B. 2
J. o'Brisn W. AoAAsns m: Butterfly 3 IN to wagon.
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DOR sALE-LEAsE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Gents Furnishing, &c, Store I'll Sixth avenue Apply
In the store.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-24
The Fair.

Youth, beauty and gayety formed league,
to mahe this entertainment great success.
The decorations of tho Engine Hall were real
ly beautiful, and were worthy of the invcn
ton aud taste of tho ladies, who directed their
preparation. The patronage has been exceed
ingly generous for these hard times and Jour
worthy frcmcn will have the satisfaction of
receiving from the proceeds ample funds for
the completion of their Hall.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-24
Managers, q q ,Alttsntionf

The following is the oath to Be taken 81
Managers Of Election. ChPairnffp ,yt Boards
are authorized to swear in Managers and
Clerks. The oaths must be fled Sst Sodee in
the clerks Office, at this place.
81 do solennly swear Cor affirm an the case
che Constitution Of the United. States and Of
this State to exercise the duties 6f the Office to
which have been elected Cor sppointed,) and
that 1 will faithfully discharge to the best OF
my abilities the duties thereof; that ] recoguia.
the supremacy Of the Constitution and laws Of
the United States, over the Constitution and
laws of any State; and that will support
protect and defend the Constitution of the
United States and the Constitution of South
Carolina, as ratified by the people on the 14th
18th 10th days of Apriel 1868. So HELP ME
GoD." ,-si4
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READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
FOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT, "a, 1868.
zORANuEBuRa, S. e.,
October 18th, 1868.

Sbosr tSlo,c-citizens of Orangcburg District I:
For your information, we hereby certify,
that We, have examined into tho Ele ctioh Laws
nov! in force, and are unanimously of the opin-
ion. that every one of those, who have been
heretofore denied the rightof voting, on ac-
count Of having formerly held certain Offices,
is now entitled to register and vote. The dis
qualification, under the new Constitution. only
extends to holding Office, and not to voting.
Registration, however, is necessary.
s'd So y ILLUSIONS K LEGARE,
s,ssf,i IZLAR Il DIBBLE,
fshf aIMONTON g. GLOVER,
.isiiys iSi .,;s ~, J. DETREVII.LE,
s5ti:g TIL. COOKE. VA .55a
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The Darlington Democrat.

We are in receipt of the first and second
numbers of a new paper bearing the above tt
tie published ut Darlington, s. G. It is pub
lishcd by Mr.. E. P. Lucas, and presents neat
dress, and ample evidence of ability in its cd-
torial management.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-24
NOFFOIsD COLLEGE,
spARTAHBuRG c. IT,. So. Ca.

The lst Session of 9th Collegiate Year begins
on LIT October. 1868. The College has never sus-
pended and the Course of Study remains un-
changed, but the Faculty admit irregular Stu
dents, or snch ns wish to pursue Particular Studies
only. Tie Preparatory School under the SUPER
vision of the Faculty opens ut the same time.
Tuition in College and Higher Classes Of Pre-
parntory School, including contingent fee, So per
year in specie or its equivalent in currency. In
Lower Classes of Preparatory School with contin-
gent fee. S44 per year in currency onc-half in
advance.
Board per month. in advance, about Sl5 in cur.
rcncy For further particulars address
sept 1?-ft A. NJ. SlIIpr, President
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John Robinson's Southern Circus.

On next Wednesday, this celebrated Com
bination Circus and NIcnageric will be here.
There will be ten shows in one, and every one
of them a Ia Robinson. Everybody knows
that Robinson is the prince of Equestrian en-
tcrtainmcnts; and "Robinson's Circus is a
historic name. Come to the show; and look
ut the C1ltMPANZEE.
Delegates to the Central Democratic Club
will meet on Wednesday next, 28th inst, to
consider the nomination Of Senator for
Orangeburg, in place of b. F. Randolph, de-
ceascd. The election will be held on Tuesday,
November Sd, at the same time as tho Con-
grcssonal and Presidential Election.
Tickets are now ready for distribution, for
Presidential Electors. and Members Of Con
..ress, Ol,lsNGEBuRG DISTRICT
:, : ,t-4-...-. 49, 1ss,,zIIGIErIlsE. COMMIT EE.
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COMMERCIAL.
Report of the Charlcaton Cotton
Market

For the Week ending October %.
reported for the Orangeburg Ne,os by
VI. WALTON SMITH. COTTON FACTOR.
On Friday the 10th inst, our market opened
with good demand which became active during
the day, and prices advanced &c. on our quotations
Of last week. The demand Saturday was fair,
but holders were asking prices bcyound the views
Of buyers, which limited the business Of the day.
On Monday the market became active with an ad.
vance Of i@3c. There only n moderate de-
mand on Tuesday. and not much on salo-prices
unchanged. The market on Wednesday was rather
quiet, and closed with decline of i@3c The
market on Thursday continued quiet, and prices
easier. Sales for the week about 1000 bales We
quote;
Low Midi!:Hs Hs....................c2;
Middlng.. ...........................2
strict hliddling................... @233
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managers Of Election for Orangebarg
Is County. s. G..

MaHuSefS VI EtecCiOn 1Ori UrangeNUfS
4a3 County, S. c.
The following are. the. appsintments mxdc
by the Commissioners of Elections, Of Man
ayers for the Election Of November 3rd Reg
istration Books will be opened for, Revision at
each POLL on Friday, seth inst, on Saturday,
issto sand yon Monday November 9,
s,i': ss@ .a,, s@,s, s. oRAsdsRvRN r
Thomas g. Abbergotti, George W Sturgcon
and.tsWal, tIsennett. 4. .iI i.-1. 1900 ,.,
hai;stett eajl!* BAIR's. as
iilii.sq 5 sBartoa sS',r.ars johnson and Zoe
soinsnn. aGi Grid,. s},l. i,g.se b.,i i, ,s.,.,5
iss h.ts;last.,siist MdwE.s. hssl
Thc.rhilas i. Barton, Philip Gray and Tom
sfS. FELDERs. 81;
Olin L. Connor, Cupid Glover and Stanley
Dieks6ia iiIsgft,l. aa(f rs. q llii
III 4 1! snpAScnyIllT,. h. 81
Nc. Whetstunc, .Jan.cs y Berry aud Thos.
Phillips.
,t,aaA.s. A.. Bleckkwi,l,, Rufus I. -Antley, Addison
k42ffesi -t.t -t iif ,otr +f,.5
sasisst! s'ss 81 ELLIorT's..
aEhares ~ Seymour, Nero Myers and
ehssslksss !i Is ssa'ts: st'p,sy : u Ill.,. Y, a.i
,efahgstza ssa patS .2ziEtdLkh .2ziEtdLkh g. ID 4, f s
70 q 4 IA 80 3. Hildebraud, John Coburn aud Da.
;dszeiglcs. 2''s,se 4t' 'A' 3a'].
~ ss4A:=:> - -; fonrE MOTIF. ...
W. G. Hane, John A. Mckenzie and James
JaEison,
sfpsi.ltjSl! = 9iEw4svIJEE, .s ,,rsi
Whitfield w. Wannamafcr, Edward j.
Cain and Saml Wright
FoGLE's.
James Mack, John G. Duncan and Harry
Stuart.
gst cLUDi HOUSE.. a44s. W.
DsnieI Zimmerman, Thomas Keller and
Asisans Nv illiams. etiss 5j.,.(
ssi ST. asasg :. "'yaa ,. BooKIAnT's.
Allen snidcr, Frank johnson and Adam
ri sa ffi,s WASHINGTON SEMINARY.
ayFtcdk. y. Gates, James L. Rast and Fred.
wiiliauras.,s
{. !sticSiitsa r0nIFrIN's.
earsonE Fielder, Calvin Caldwell and Tom
Keitt.
AvIEaER's
essIrasH ,Hart, David Thompson aud William
Hisssl. HssI,pll NJ 'I'9 u
40 .,1,a-yR1 KNoTT's MILL.
Joseph Minuickcn, James Z. Mays and
Rufus Milestone. y
.s&sR6Iaa'i RoRIEs'
Augustus o. Holman, Madison Keadle and
Amos Thomas,
SsMssIfF I BRowN's.
Hugh b. Kusx, Thomas Axson and Adam
Jones. .S$xsf effs}& sfgfSGy
0LEAToN's
John T. C.iKennerly, Amos Gleaton and
Jstrs ksspnerlys s ~ o.g sf .,a
Henry Young, james Moss, Jr., and Frank
lih Psoits jggd 4aIt 8ll etil
EAsTEsLIs's.
WA. Easterlip. Aedrcw J. Ostrander and
Emanuel Pow.
'cEDAn aRovE y
Adulphus M.Ilar, June Antilley and Fred
erick Eanzego., tssAIA@ {qsi
sssaEaEmesI s5ssTFLEn's.sss s. fiFs4ss g,.sY q
Norris w. Tyl0r, Judson Brodie and Adam
Tyler. Z Esa 4
Appointed fBy the Commissioners of :Elec-I
sioasfJf ofaagsburg County, South Carolina.
u - ~
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Also
DR. e. j. or.IvEnos

~ Ofers to his
Fellow Citizens the largest and most varied assar
ment of DRUGS, MEDICINES Sand TyjIbET An
TlcLEs ever offered here mt prices that will eain.
pare fuvUrablt With any Southern Market
and Youths. Various other Surgical Instruments
adapted for cascs from tender infancy and oil age.
Also Preserved Tamarinds anu extra teihSti Nv
rlp. Also Train Oil; Paint Oils Keruspnu Oil and
Vnrnislies, and SnuFs. -
Also Patent Medicines and Bitters ST vAt;ous
kinds spices; Choking Sdda Essonr-s for aaSor-
ing at j. j. OLiYEROS,
Aroihecary and Druggist.
may ..' y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-24

IF YOU HAVE THE CHILL AND
FEVER and want immediate cure call at DR
B. NJ. SIiULERS and he will make YOU DoI of
Pills, which he warrants to cure without fail
june 20 oc III
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.Co1nlnissio s Sales.
Isl, 5i<1Est (9s{7tt@E !,
STATE OF saorlsTn SC CAROLINA.
ORAsiaifaBBJata Disrhier. wot

lt.Ast a =, s,skSts
Y ?. 1s%'''a' "! Conf o r.1s.,o,. nm
y Edward Argos.7ns rrl9,i Mortgage 81 IS !.
Under deeretal order made in tho above stated
case, will sell before the Court Hopse In Orange
burg. on Monday, November I'd, 1868.
Tract Of land situsse= y the Fork os the ,Edi.
stoes, containing three Ahphdfea and three Q03)
acres more or less being part OF stract Of six hun
drcd and six (6o0) acres, sold by the Commissioner
in Equity on the second day of July, 1860, in case
Of A. E. Gleston, I'll ixliJs Padlijefeoat, ct al,
and purchased by the said Edward Argoe. Said
tract of six hundred and SIX (608) bound
cd by lands Of NJ. A. Yon, Daniel Bear, b. A. Yon,
H. T. Salley, J. Phillips. Jacob Stroman and Ed,
ward Argoe.s - -. ri III
Terms-Onc-thlrd cash, balance on n credit till
the lst of January, 1869, purchaser giving bond
with interest from day of sale, with mortgage Of
the premises, in which shall be inserted covenant
of resale, in case of breach Of the condition of
the bond after legal notice.
rurshaacr lpay for papers and stamps {
Commissioners 8 Office, \ W D. V. 5AMISON.
Orangeburg C. II. Commissioner.
October /, 1868.
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oRASGEDrRG, S. c., OCTOBER 10Th, 1868,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-24

By THAD. c. ANDREWS, Esq, Judge Of Probate
WHEREAS, Mrs. Sarah F. Wannamakcr hath
made suit to me to grant her Letters of Administra
ton of the Estate and effects of Emanuel T. Pooscr,
deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish al! and
singular the kindred and creditors of The said
Emanuel T. Fooscr, dec. that they DO and appear
before me- in the Court Of Ordinary, to bo held at
Probate Office, Orangeburg G. H.. on Monday, Cd
day Of November noxt after publication hereof, at
II O'Clock In the forenoon, to shew cause If any
begrantcd.
3 Given under my hand this 2ist day Of October
Ammo Domini, 1868. ifs
THAD. c. ANDREWS, Judge of Probate,
24-2t 0rangeburg County.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining III the Depot to Date.
}. II. Livingston, b. II. Khotts, j. s. Dickson nj.
I. Shoemaker, ID. D.. Antley, "A. j. Brown, Il. d.
Tarrant, ID. G. Rowe, NJ c.. Buzzard, Ss1
In accordance with orders received from the Su-
perintendcnt, Storage will hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in tho Depot for an unreasonable
length, OF time. W. C. MEREDITH,
i.A 0as an Agent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-14

~ The highest mountain in the world
is the Ivy Garmin, 2O, ,459 feet. The high
est peak in the world is Mount Everest,
10000. Tho highest permanently inhabi-
ted place in the world is Dadak, Is, III
feet. The greatest mountain hight visited
by man is beyond Ivy Gamin, 22,350 feet.
The highest point at which man can as
cend without having his health seriously
affected, is 16,500 feet. The highest bal
loon ascent yet made is 40, 900 feet.
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AAv~rss~s~g 0ssss Q

t,nr .zazre. eae inscrrssa ssa-----------------Ss -
F.~A a4dsrssa2i Ia.r--lsn ------------------
Bz.iaes. cxr3-. PER garter ---------------. 80
rAHs-ral a-Aa-tIsA vii se made N "a ser Of
,Ss.- -Ao advertise fSas .Saares. 81 UP-.rss, ,.
the vesr-
rL-r,i nxi-es wil be charged TO the sffsr-
sy sr ofcer asih8risiag heir insrrtion-
II Advertisements sen, from distance, ard
n an sira notices mus; be accompanied ey the cash
IFNs,ice< Of births, marriages and deaths in
serted free Of charge.
/" Obituary notices. OF poetry appended to
marriages or deaths, will be charged one half our
transient Advertising rates. We will not hereafter
deviate from tins rule.
III All communications, whether on business
or for publication, must he addressed to the edi-
tor Of the WAsMINGroN STANDARD.
III Blanks, bill-heads, cards, bills OF fare, pos
tcrs, programmes, circulars, catalogues, pamphlets
etc., executed at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-Corncr of Second and Washington
Streets near the steamboat landing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-14

~ Successful experiments, it is report.
ed, have recently been made at Konigs-
burg, Prussia, with new ERE arm having
thirty-seven barrels. From 222 to 333
shots can be fired per minute, and the
balls carry $500 PAGES. One man can
manage il firing from rest, and the recoil
is counteractsd BY a large spring. Seven
per cent. Of the shot struck the target At
800 PAGES.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-14

THE Power OF IMAaINATIoN.-In H.
lustration Of the power Of imagination, the
care of the old lady who watched the vanc
to see when her rheumatism was going to
begin, is not equal to that of the store
keeper, who painted the lower part Of tho
stove rcd, and saved scventy-6ve per cent
in the consumption of wood thereby during
the winter. The illusion was so complete
that one man tried to mako him pay for
pair Of boots that he had burnt on tho
stove.