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THE CHEAP PLACE.

THE CHEAP PLACE.
welch's best Family Flour S3.O5,
Bonds Burnt Mills Family 81. IS,
Arlington Extra high grade ea.75 per
quarter Dbl. Sack.
Very nne Imperial aud Gunpowder
Tea el.75,
Lower grades In proportion,
Best Java Coffee IS cts. per lb.,
Good Rio Coffee ~ cts,
Crushed, Powdered and Grauulated
Sugars ~ cts,
Brown Sugar II to II cts.
Rumforsi's Yeast Powder IL cts,
Rabbits Soap IL cts,
Corn Starch ~ cts,
Davids Prize Soap II OTIS. per bar, ave
bars for 80 cents, at the Cheap Place.
@. q. O'HARE a. SON,
my3-f,. a52 seventh Il. west. bet n and 4.
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PROPOSALS FOR cHARTER.

oFYIeB DEPoT ouARrERsAsrER)
LoRNHR CAM AED SQyrH STREETS, J
NEw oRLEANs, La, May 10, 1900.
Of this olace until MONDAY, 3ist Instant, at ~ IN.
f2I the charter Of q small Schooner OF twenty or
dali !, sent yeskly, or weekly. between Missis-
The schooner must be seawoTthy, manned and
provided in every respect for transporting troops
and supplies between the points named. -
Bidders will state h what rate per daily trip,
semi-weekly trip. or rate Of hire per month they
propose TO charter their vessel.
adyertlsemept.
\ BY order % The ousrterma..er General. through
tcrmaster Department Of Louisiana, -
R,, L, oo, and. q uss sTRAESS.
termaster. myN.td
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ZINMsRuAN-RICHARp On the Lhh 10
stAni, az Trluity ehu-eb, Baltimore, Nd. By ksv
kssi "I. asasSt.r n sas to s,,
Of Baltimore, Nd. -. u.f 10. .'
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Perpetual LIFE INSURANCE

Guaranteed After the Payment Of On
Annual Premium.
ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY NoN.PoRPRIrISu.
branch once New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO. 40 STREET,
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets,
Claw and Exchange Building)
WASHINGTON, D. G.
A careful examination OF our system cannot fail
10 convince all who have examined the subject Of
Life Insurance, that the NEW JERSEY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents ndysn-
tAges that are not offered elsewhere, especially in
the pTOyi sons Of forfeiture made In the FOLEY
by which no one can lose Policy or fail In seeur
ing portion Of their Insurance dIt6r one annual
payment has been made,
The Agent takes pleasure in APknow Lodging the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
many OF them being our leading business men.
Grateful widows aud orphans stand ready to ac;
knowledge our pTomptness III the payment Of al!
our losses. The popularity of our Company and
the large Increase Of our business here may be
seen 10 The fact that although we have only been
established In this Agency little more than two
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation Of
wash nRton last year las the books Of the Register
will show tax gu u larger Income than large
majority Of the Companies doing business In this
1li we ask is careful examination Of our sys.
TEN, and we tssl satisfied We shall still have our
'""' VI NV JOHN t. LIGHTER.
mhls-eoSm General Manager
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DIED.

HUTCHINSON On the 2e.h last. AZ u p. m.
Tho friends Of the family are respectful nyted
g attend The iuneral from her late residence. No;
OLE Matyland avenue, between -Four. aida hail
and sixth streets. u 5 afternoon at o'clock.
CALLAa In WILLIAMSBURG. N, y, on the pi.h
inst, NICHOLAS. infant sou 81 Nicholas CallAu,
iT, formally OF This city
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OFFICE % P.rssAsIEa 8. NAVY

fANMAHTEH U. y. NANY,O
No. 4S CnEsTNrT SrRREr.
Sealed prOpOsa a.. .psar.si hsy ~ l
plies. viii Be- rsosiSsd at Ibis oiee init, ipi IL
. . s' i {: 4: S. Ss. rs
Is ss & X
SoE b iSfFS ny" ~ z SsSSssTRdcrrOs AND RE-
isO s.llSn; Sperm OH. winter strained or bagsed
Ss. Ffs f VIII so PINE Deck Plank
fee. % sS Fias BE- Psnl
sinshs, s. % Is Zee, long. eysTss Nc 10 fset W
loo board feet white Pine No. Plank. lt
Loo board feet white Pine No. ! Plank. az
inches thick. to 10 feet long u to 20 Inches wide.
,s.SIi board feet white Pine No. 2 Plank. X
inehe, hek, u 10 feet long. l2to . inches wide,
= 900 board feet White, Pine Panel Plank. "a
nenes hiek' TO 10 feet long. II 10 lsinehes wide
eSs board feet White Pine Panel Plank, 8
neheS thiek. u TO 10 Feet long, Ito ID Inches wide
100 board feet white Pine Panel Plank, inches
thlek' Ito ID feet long, Alto Is inches wide. par
Loo board feat white Pine Panel Boards, q inch
mex 2to ID feet long, u to Is inches Wide. par
loo board feet White Pine No. J Boards. y
inches Thick 2t 10 feet long, u to - Inches wide,
200 board feet white Pine No. SBoards, l inch
aiieI ~"
SSsi board feet Ash, y inches thick, l2 to Is feet
long, IL to IS inches wide.
900 board feet Ash, " inches thick, 10 to IL feet
long, u to IS inches Wide.
20oC boa feet Ash, ?iaehss thick. II to IL feet
long, u TO IS Inches Wide.
100 board feet Ash, inches thick Il to IL feet
long. 10 to IS inches idc.
655si board feet Ash, iinchcs thick IL to 10 feet
long, II to 10 inches wide.
For further particulars apply to Naval Con-
0i!SR ssf nSEhttT & F r9Ri hRbgPhSp DOCKS
-Four Black Walnut Wheel Hubs, % inches
diameter. q inches long turned. Of best quality
Por tgrtheS paItisSl9rs apply to the Civil RuEI.
Blank forms for proposals may be obtained at
this Office. II. NJ. HIRSKELL,
myg7.td PAymasicr United States Navy
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DEPARTMENT 81 sIArR,(
.---l. wAsHIssIos. Nay h. lsD
Information has been received at this de-
partmcnt from Mr.. George W. Prescott, the
consul Of the United States at Ceylon, Of
the death, on the 18th of February, 1869, at
sea, Of Julius Both, au American seaman,
belonging to the ship "IIenry Buck"
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l. E.,.l4 .... II
tQFrieE THE UMrED srAfEs fSpraS AarNcy,
lOAss COUNTY, srArE o. hISN NAV isn Il
os ssI iSb nrgBo;ss I'm b rsesIsd a tSI. Oaes
lowing articles, 70 be delivered At ssuS RapI3s.
Benton county, MINI, At sueh me and In snsh
quantities as may be required BY the undsr.
", 100 worth Of Supervise Plout.
tkOOO worth Of Sound Tobacco.
Tho same will be subject TO inspection by thu
u1dersiEned, and N not furnished In aeeordanes
chase made In open market at the expense Of the
:. The bids must state tho price per barrel for
flonT. and per pound for Tobacco.
.dsssss n n s their full name and post OeS
An bid. mus. be accompanied BY q written guar.
an,ss IN the following form. Was
-, State oi-.' Do hereby agree tbs. Wv :,
is able 70 fudll contract IN seeoraanse with thi.
proposition, and that should this proposition be
accepted he will At once enter into 4 contract 10
seeordanoe herewith. Should a contract ~
awarded him We are prepared to become his sure
siEnsd BY two responsible persons, whose 70.
sponsibliity must be voushcd for by a csrtiSeste
81 the Clerk Of the District Court or the United
States District Attorney.
The undersigned reserves the tight to reject any
and All bids not deemed satisfactory. II
Bid, p1t sSrrsspo9ding with the above eondi-
The pnders,snsd reserves the rishi to increase
isst Any aud ali bids u acsn sip aSrsasessSe
Biddeis must be prepared to carry their contract
Into elect Immediately after the award y made.
myN.td US. Indian Agent.
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buBInbss COIIeBe,
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D srREETp.
lEntrpee on p stIeet,(


tEntrance on street,D
WASHINGTON, d. O.,
An Institution specially deslgpCd for preparing
young and middle. Eed men aud women ~ enRaE s
IN business Affairs for themselves or In tho employ
Of others.
The. brAnehe. taught are; Business Practice,
business, business aud Ladies' Ponmanship, BusI,
moss, Arithmetic, GIammar. Correspondent
Spelling, Rloeution, Political Economy. aud Com.
!, siadcnts are permitted to pursue any or all Of
Ladies have the same advantage as gentlemen,
IN a. separate department, instructed by eompe-
RkTss ~ TtgfTIoN. A schOiar,hIp. good for
Unlimited time In colleges located 10 important
cities Of the country eos Local scholarships, good
for one year from date Of issue, 80 Tickets for
three months. t1i for one month, $40.
All buttons payable In advauesi whom pad
install ments the rates are ton per cent. higher.
Glasses In Froueh Ia charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon.
sPBNCERIAH PRHMANsHIP DEPARTMENT
Of this Institution provides unequalled facilities
writing Ladies' sud gentlemen are received for
special Instruction In this art during the day or
evening.
wEppINg, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS.
a.ylsequsl to euErsytng.
The Textbook. and Blanks used In the institu.
Ton all ,yarieti.s, o. writing papeT, i3S, Of II o
and the celebrated spsaeeriRa Steel Pen. may Be-
obtained either by sin1entsnr eitiIens at the Col
lego once, HENRY N. COPP, President
HEsRr ", SPENCER. Secretary. iA76-f
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Personal.

TO NOT DESPAIR UNTIL you HAVE CON
~ suited old DR.. DARBY, next Old Fellows
Hall, lie Is successful when OthOTs fail II cOuh
psLttal and reliable, Separate rooms. Tor ladies.
mhtlm
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Proposals.
pRoPosAts FOR INPRoyIso HARBoR AT

BLACK LAKE, MitHfGAN.
UNITED srATEs Bs1'SILR's OPEIcE,)
ZOO No. bl7 MAZE srsEET,
MILvAgkEE,. WIS, May %, isp.
r Sg1lsd proposals VII 2; received a. hi. once
furnishing The requisite materials and doing The
Work for improving the harb5r on Black Lake,
oI Rld' md'tbO made On forms furnished hOm tbi,
Rer all Information apply 10. this ofico.
me right to reject any and all bids IL fesofyed.
froposa.s to be endorsed Proposals for Improy.
u,,,, BN. 1t. Col. J. U. .PARoUHAR,
mI@'h Captain OF Engineers.
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Proposals.


oIyfoE AoTINo CUssBskRr or suprsrgscE,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
Until Y o'el9ek m the 9th day Of June, 1stp. for
With fresh Beef, from June Q 70 December O. Iase.
r hs t ras Bssf to b. o. good qsst
meat, tneeks, ,shanks and kidney tailow ex-
Ss,sd,I and delivered at tho expense Of ihs con
Ray oe required. No bid will be sntertainsd that
XII oa maze hyH regular hatcher, who mutt rtyo
~ ~ nsms Toll, his place Of business and reei-
a eblcs ..spsnyelops enclosing proposals. must W.
ehaorseu proposals. for Purnis shin Fresh Beef. y
Capita 2 ~ n nfantry aud Bror' Lieut. Col j, 8.
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PfE9 RS LIZ n aS H9gsE AMP KgEP
BELLB,l LAKE SUPERIOR,

L ER,S P%RLtiSg All MENDOZA GS NSi Ia
coRsis I PtsS $50 Ss.sS PlIr1SF
,pEIRoII. Nay s, 1850, \
Ss s9ss 81 a.s Wy y june G%;,
Leg, for furni.hins the matsrals and laOor Of all
a pesf aSnScs sTSG rSis sp snS compiled
T e SS TSwr oS Mh a ESn
q An. Elevated Walk of Wood placed upon tho
south hare9T pier aud connecting the Lighthouse
s. 4 Keeper. Dwelling Of Brick, with Stone
sh9,e end 81 said Har69r pior.,
ca Ions which can DO seen at this odice, where ali
Other peeessary Information " n be furnished,
rdws ws .nG to b Ra' bids t t
fS1 thG walk e BE- made At q much per rannsY
as soon a1ct the execution % the contract a. The
,s.iIGS Stn SS Yi,,SS L. lcsEth to be not JOS;
The vork, must be commenced within thirty GO,
6gsS%Slstca ~ N@ysInbcr o he present Year nus
dsemsd IL hereby I rS.crysd d"F any reasons
,n sss G 1 y h To SgPe BY guar
Ieerticj b. be such by some oiiSST EnowS ' to Il:
IrmainTy pepatinsnt 10 tho SUM Of hye Thousand
d dS9.a TH, that Ia h" event q Lhg @eesp,agoG
Rt s nv within S1 g., d1yI nIor 9oiSG given by
Bonds ana .seuTty IN bc ~ ann TIS ~ f sy
dollars tt5 9og for tho faithful Performance OF the
All proposals must be signed, scaled, aud en-.
SOE dor SPosali Tor LiEh!hog.s At Ms9dols.
house EpEineer, Detroit, Michig9n.
ing he BIDS al the line and place Rsr GIN S8
mates certified 10 by the agent Of the LisSahouse
BoaIdi Gpdsr who's ,s supervision tho work will be
each estimate will BE- Withheld until IN. satisiae.
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ID r o 2 o 8 A L 8 g..
TREAauRN L

TREAsuIT DEPLRTNEsr,)
OFFICE OF rms LIGHr .HoUsH BoaRp,
a.. WAsHIEOTos CHI, April "a, lSp
Separate sealed proposals will be received Al
Ihis once until o'clock, ?. m, on FRIDAY, the
Sth dly q NAY, $50, for bnildlnE and equippinE
Length from fore side Of rabbet o. stem 70 n side
pyt,sm s,h postt; feet
Depth q hold from inside Of door timber WV
% under side Of deck plank, amidship II u feet
,DIawlpGs and specifications and any 9th or de-.
sred Information eoncerninE these vessels will be
furnished upon application In writing to the IN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES,
REGULAR DIsrATCa 10 THE STANDARD

PORTLAND, May 3l.-6p.n.
The Cussie 7t!fair sailed for Veto ye,t.r.
day. The Wright sailed Wednesday ana moon
for Olympia.
Last Saturday, near Boise city, the wife o,
Theodore Burmister, a prominent LAWYER Of
Idaho, was assaulted during husbands absence
by man working for Burmister, who atte:op,.
Ell to violate her person. She seized a double
brrrcled gun, and snapped both barrels at him.
when the man shot her. When she recovered
her senses she saw the house in Aanres: and
heard pistOl-shots. She crawled out OF tho
house. A child was in the house At the time.
but the william carried it out. The shots heard
were by the man who had shot himself and
whose remains were found in the ruins amer
the FIRE. Mrs. Burmster is n daughter Of Ja.
cob IIunsaker, Of Oregon City, a highly re-.
spected woman. She is not expected 10 live.
F.. +. Scbrader, citizen OF Portland, died
yesterday, very suddenly.
The Columbia river is rising rapidly.
At the sale Of Government bonds, proposals
for $4,000, 900 dollars were received and snle
closed at l.l6 74-lOO a. l.l8 s8-lOO.
Minister Motley sailed to-day.
1t is reported that an expedition sailed from
Delaware Bay to-day for Cuba.
ST.. LoUIs, May ia cargo Of japan tea
was received here to-day, thirty days from Yo--
kOhoma.
The SOuix Indians have commenced deprc.
dations near south pass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

"a In another place in to.day's paper we
publ the testimony of Isaac ". Smith, the
successor Of GarGolde as Receiver of Public
Moneys in Olympia, relating to the latter's de-
falcations while hs held that position under
Buchanan. We have lately been furnished the
evidence Of another of those frauds, wherein
MIR. Robert Thomas, a resident of Pierce conn
ty, was loser 10 the tune Of 5000 in coin.
through the Vaccinations Of Garfieldc. The
correspondence between the present Register
and the Department, relating thereto. will be
published in our next issue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

TAXATION AcA,S.-The Republican does not
seem 70 comprehend that tax on all kinds Of pro-
pcrty is not necessarily tax all property, or that
exceptions are possible under the at raio,em sys-
tenn. The Democracy believe that taxes should be
levied to ssise revenues and not to regulate morals
or control the laws of demand and supply. tits all
humbug about the taxes upon luxures and articles
that are not necessary to keep soul and body to.
gether, falling most heavily upon rich men. The
burthsn of taxes upon beer, whisky and tobacco,
is paid by the poor. Billiard tables are, by no
means. exclusively patyonized by the rich. Rich
men, as class, do rot spend their money on
Injuries; they save and invest it in bonds, or
whatever else will pay them the best. Tn, idea
that production and consumption are regulated
by taxation. is absurd. For instance, in 1866,
when the tax upon distilled spirits was 81 per
per gallon, the Government received less in the
aggregate than in 1864. when the tax was only
~ to GO cents gallon. Yet does any one sup.
pose that ten times less spirits WAS consumed in
1866 than in 1861?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

Arrival OF Gov. MooRR.-(iov. Moore ar.
rived from Stcilacoom on Thursday evening,
in company with Judge McFadden and other
distinguished Sitizcns, who had been with him
to participate in tho canvass at that point
The Governor is in excellent sririta rs to the
result upon election day. His reception in
every county thus far has been Cordial, and
in some instances amounting to an Ovation
The contrast between the record of Governor
Moore and that Of Garfslde, either from n
moral or political standpoint, is so marked,
that the masses are supporting him regardless
Ofpolitical distinction.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

EscAPADE.-On Monday last, about noon,
four prisoners named Smith, Williams, Brown
and Bargman, Overpowercd the jAilor and his
two assistants in charge OF the Pcnitentiary at
Steilacoom and escaped to The woods. The
alarm was instantly given, and three of the
prisoners were secured in about twenty min
utes by the citizens headed by Sheriff Judson,
and the fourth, Bargman, was found in the
evening hid in the privy of the Jail. Great
credit is due to Mr.. Judson, rs we'll as the cti-
zens generally, for their promrtness in this
emergency. A prisoner stands poor chance
under the surveillance Of Steve.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

1dGarfelde, in an address delivered in the
Methodist Church few years ago said ~ look
forward with abhorance upon the idea of an
equality of the races" He now supports the
Constitutional Amendment establishing per.
feet and total "poli,ical equality of the races. IT,"
But in this he is no more inconsistent than he
has been IN his professions oireigion and TEN.
perancc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

M The Radical party has heretofore sue
cceded in hood-winking the people in running
whisky -temperance candidates for Delegates to
Congress. They try the game again, but in
this contest their candidate will be sixehed,
tight a. be has sineAed others at the infamous
game Of sineh in the sinch-rooms of Olympia and
Port Townsend.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

B0- 1t appears to be we'll settled that the
Julian bill Withdrawing the public lands from
market was introduced at the instance Of a GER
tain numbering interests on Puget Sound. If
this passes, then farewell to the mills outside
OF that monopoly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

OxrSoUs.-As the Garfielde wagon started
for Steilacoom, Thursday, the American flag,
which dropped sadly from a pole fastened to
and fell to the ground. This incident, trifling
as it may appear, indicates the fallen for
tunes of man who has deserted his country
and betrayed his friends whenever it has sub
served his selfish purposes SO to do.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

THE POLiriCAL Discussion AT SrEILACOoM.
Gov. N. +. Moore and Judge .. B. McFadden
addressed the citizens of Pierce county at
Steilacoom OH Thursday last, and the atten-
dance was large and enthusiastic. Many ladies
werc present. Judge McFadden spoke first,
and delivered one of the most able and inter-
csting speeches, of over two hours in length
tina, was eve: listened to in the Territory, to
which the audience gave unwearied attention
and frequent applause. Gov. Moore followed
in brief and earnest speech, which was well
received and gave entire satisfaction. At the
close nine cheers were given for the Union, the
Constitution, and the Democratic nominee.
Selucius Garfelde also spoke to "a small
crowd at another place, and at the same time,
in the town, but AZ there was no enthusiasm,
except among three or four who west down
from Olympia for this especial purpose, and no
"band still playing" the eloquence of the
speaker WAS wasted on the desert Dir. So
mote it be.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

PUBLIC STANDARDIZATION. Marshall F. Moore.
The Democratic nominee. and Hon. u. g. Me-
Tadden. will address their fellow citizens at
the Court house today at l o'clock.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

BIZ" Prosch, i'll June 1861, published let
ter written by Gen. Tillon, which he endorsed
in the following language: ''llc Triton
speaks from personal knowledge, and his posi-.
sition and character entitlc him to the conf
dcncc and respect of our citizens. Read his
letter, and then ask yourself whether the man
OF whom he speaks SO knowingly is the one TOR
whom your vote should he he cast The fol-
lowing is the passage from Gen. Tilton slcttcr !:
certainly cannot us a member Of the Demo-
cratic party and a citizen of Washington Territory,
aid by either voice or vote in sending as agent To
attend to our public affairs, private business one
whom l am fully satisfied is not Trustworthy. am
well aware that strong effort is being made to hip
." all Democrats to the support Of this person but
as man and lifelong Democrat, never a candidate
ana hoping never to be one, and knowing what do
OF this man, would consider myself a craven and
dog to vote for man whoae honor s tainted as
the late Receiver Of public moneys-Mr. Salucius
Garhcldc.-P. S. Herald, June q, 1861.