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DR.. 7ufe1and'a
CELEBRATED
Stomach Bitters.


\ I meeting Of the Couaty Commission crs
IA of Thurston county, held Aug 10Th, 1869
an order vas passed instructiag the Clerk to
advertise for loan to said Thurston county,
nor the sum of five ttousand dollars, for a term
OF not less than two years. Parties DESTROYS of
negotiating such loan, or n portion thereof,
AZ sums Of not less than one thousand dollars,
Sqsmber of said Board. o'''
by order of the County Commissioners
A. A. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Olympia, Aug. IA, 1869. 4l:ws
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NOlice-Sale Of Real Estate.

VINIIE premises and buildings situated on the
south side Of Fourth Street, in the Town
Of Olympia, consisting Of the Engine House,
Hook and Ladder House, Belfry, &C., hereto
fore occupied by Columbia Fire Company, will
be sold at public auction, on the premises, to
the highest bidder for cash, on Saturday, the
28th day Of August, 1869, at the hour Of two
o'clock p. N.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
RICHARD LANE, Clerk.
Olympia, Aug. II, 1869. 4l:w2
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NOTICE.

VTVHE copartnership heretofore existing ma
der the firm name of Ward Mitchell h
Cooper, is dissolved by mutual consent, By the
withdra wal offs. n. Cooper, with the lease and
bu siness Of the Lincoln Mills. AL other busi-
ness Of tho firm will be continued By Ward l.
Mitchell, BY whom all accounts with the late
firm will be settled. saea a@s
-. $500 Is IRA WARD JR.. d
W. NJ. MITCHELL
30 sl..A IS. NJ COOPER.
July cath, 1859. 39:w4si . lsspl
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hereby notify friends and the public generally that have this day entered
cOparnchp with FECHHEfMER
huer Portland Oregon Tharux
public for the liberal patronage
for the new firm. 't"stf'a D.. @. H. ROTHSCHILD
Towncnd Jan.
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~ An ordinance has been passed in
San Francisco to suppress "thc internal
music of the Chinese orchestra bands" in
that city. This is clearly avioation of the
"civil rights of our celestial "brethren. {"
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REFUND THE MONEY.

is an Indication Of the Prices, n: mM qa,'e
one Watch from our lest. The u. s. BARTLETT,
Lercr Increment, mith Extra Jeweis, Chronome-
ter Baiance, Patent Pmion, Patent Dist Cap,
and other iate improvements, III a Solid Com ST.
rrr Case
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A GENCY of the United Anahcim Wine
~ Growers Association is at Rothschild 4
Co. $, where a full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
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REMINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO.'S
ESSENCE or gisap
Jamaica Ginger.

Thisvaluablc prep aratioh, containing in a
highly concentrated form all the properties of
Jamaica Ginger has become one Of the most.
popular domestic remedies for all diseases Of
the stomach and digestive organs. ig
As a tonic, it will b. found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
duced by fever, or otherwise for while it inn
parts to the system all the glow and vigor that
can be produced BY wine or brandy, il is en-
trcly free from the reactioqary effects that fol-
low the use Of spirits ofAny kind: ''..
II is also an excellpdt remedy for females
who suffer from difficult ,hcnstruation, giving
almost immediate rSlieft to the spasms that SO
frequently accompany thatperiod. j xs
1t givs immediate relief to Nausea, cansed
by riding in railroad car, OF BY sea-siskness'
or other causes. 9f# &Fas %@s4{
1t is also valuable as an external application
for Govt, Rheumatism, Nearalgaia. csiai b.
REDlNGTON, HOSTETTER 4 CO.,
4l6 and 4ls Front ST., San Francisco. CAL,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
MATTHEW HALE SMITHS new BOOK,
"Sunshine and Shadow in New York."


''Sunslline and Shadow in New York."
4 Work R9ifte wh .1nrcdotes and Incidents of
LIFE IN THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
Being the most complete and graphic prescn-
tation of the BRIGHT and the SHADY SIDE OF
New YORK LIFE. No book since the days of
''CNcLE TONS CABIN ever sold so rapidly
One agent sold 80 in one day, another sold
aud delivered 81 in Ii days another 3Ol in Z
DAYS.
III Yon wish to know how Fortunes are made
1T and lost; how Shrewd Men are ruined
how " Countrymcn' are swindled; how Minis
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Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are managed;
how Gambling Houses AM Lotteries are con-
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merchants, &c. 4 large Oc,oro To'umc, 100
pages, F'neiy illustrated. The largest commits
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For circulars and territory address
II. j. TRUMBrLL 4 CO.,
APO Montgomery Street.
San Francisco, Cal.
Ang.1, 1869. l0:ml
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TIE BALL.-The opening ball at the
new hall of Messrs Lee Il B;lcs at Tum-
water on the evening Of the 9th, is pro-
nounccd by those who attended. to have
leen an exceedingly pleasant affair.
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NLOTIIING and Furnishing Goods, in large
y quantities and at reduced rates, at
RUTHSCIliLD l. cos.
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$28 in Greenbacks or about $40 in Coin

All other kinds, both gold and silver, in the
same proportion. Do not order watch till
you have sent for price list rs it contains a
great deal Of information regarding these
watches that will enable You to make an intel-
ligcnt selection. Don tforget, when you write,
to state that you saw this advertisement in the
WASHINGTON STANDARD and you need not put
in stamps for return postage. Address in full,
HOWARD 4 CO.,
Jewellers aud Silvcrsmiths,
6l9 Broadway, n. Y.
We refer, by permission, to
Mc.srs. WELLS, FARGO 4 Co. N. Y. and San
Francisco.
l. W. ramona, Esq, T. Il. BrrLER, Esq, d.
G. Howard, Esq, San Francisco.
W. s. HOBART, Esq, Virginia City, Nevada.
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BY Purser Myrick Of the steamer Hunt
has our thanks for favors rendered thi,
office.
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ELECTRO SILICoN-Th:s curious and
valuable substance is confidently claimed
t. he the best article ever discovered for
clean ny ami polishing gold. silver and
plate ware. an all sm,,th metallic sur
faces. Of whatever description. includu.
kitchen utensils tin, copper, brass, steel.
etc.
TO HEADS OF FAMILIEs.--.\rc your
lite ones subject to the Group? If 50.
don't fail to use Ncwc'l's Pulmonary Syr-
up. \ few doses g wen in time may save
th' life of "A darling chill. DO not fail tn
hive it on hand, you would be safe an
free from anxiety
C",rER's MAGNETIC BAIM.-Th'>
balm may with more prnprcty be called Il
nvct>al Remedy" than any o.hcl
ever offered the public.
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Or Magic Brilliant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
TElEcnAPMC NEWS ITEMS

Colonel james B. Latimer, one of the defenders Of
Baltimore in 1914 died in that city on Tuesday last
aged Y.
Governor Holman and family and Generals Nc
Dowen and r. B. Ingalls, arrived at Saratoga yes
terday and are stopping az Congress Hall.
Mrs. d. A. Omsbee, widow was shot dead by
burglar In broad Daylight yesterday morning, at her
house, near Springfield, Ohio.
The Virginia State Educational Convention con-
vened at Lexington yesterday. General Lee was pre-
sent and was nominated for president but declined
The session Will last several days.
DR.. James McNaughtou has been elected president
and DR.. James H. Amnesty professor OF surgery by
the faculty Of the Albany Medical College, IN place OF
DIR. March, deceased.
George G. Scott, while passing along the turnpike
In a buggy aboot four miles west OF Accommodating,
Ia, yesterday evening was attacked by highway
men and robbed Of ms gold watch, money, &c.
The hotel at Point Clear, below Mobile, Ala, was
totally destroyed by FIRE on Tuesday night. Ihefe
were $50 boarders In the building at the time OF the
disaster all OF whom escaped, but with the loss OF
most OF their baggage.
j. sanford, the oldest passenger conductor OF the
Erie and Pittsburg Railroad while looking from the
platform OF car AZ Greenve, Pa, yesterday, was
struck In the head by a swatch target and knocked
from the tram. breaking his skull and ms ri9ht leg.
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FRANCE.
The Situati0n-The Cabinet Changes-Out.
going and Incoming NIinisters-Scenc In
the Corps LeEislatif.

The Situation-The Cabinet Changes-Out-
the Corps Legislatif.
PARIS, July IA, 1869.
The retirement OF M Rouher from the Ministry Ia
now definitely settled. NM. dc la vaette, Baroche
and Gressier win probably follow him. NJ. Dau-
vergne is confidently named as the successor OF
the Marquis de la vaette in the Ministry
Of Foreign Affairs. 1t Is generally understood
that NJ. Magne, Minister Of Finance; M. de FORBADE
Ia Roquette, Minister of Public Works. the Admiral
Rigault de Genouiny Minister of the Marine and
Marshal Mel Minister OF War, will retain their port
folios. MM Louvet, valdrome, de Lhuys and de
Talhonet, are prominently spoken Of as candidates
for the vacant seats in the Cabinet Up to the pre-
sent time NJ. Emile olivier has positively declined
ministerial appointment.
1t Is said that M. Rouher has been offered the pre-
sidency Of the Senate and that the MARQUIS de la
valette will be appointed Minister to the Court Of st.
James.
There was scene In the Corps Legis!atif yester-
day when the prorogation Of the session was an
nounced.
Deputy Jules Favre rose and amid cries OF order
protested against the suspension OF the sttinas as
were received with storm OF cheers by the men,
bers OF the LEFT.
Mr.. Schneider. the President of the Chamber.
having restored order, expressed his establishment
that on the eve OF great liberal act such protest
should be raised. 1t was not only contrary to the
regulations OF the House, but against the sentiment
OF the country. He then declared the session pro.
rogued. and the members left the hall.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

MIR. Seward En- Route for Ainsixn--Disense
Among the California Sllkworms-Arriva1
Of Coolies in Oreg0n-Mlners Strike I'm
Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, July ID, 1869.
William H. Seward ana party sailed to-day for
Sitka in the steamer Active.
disease has appeared among the silkworms in
the Sacramento valley. Two Of the largest dealers
have lost their first brOOds OF French worms-nearly
1000 OO0-by death,
The bark Onward has arrived at Portland. Oregon
from Hong Kong, with about 800 Cinnamon. The
smallpox broke out on the voyage. The vessel is in
quarantine
The Congressional Committee Of Ways and Means,
visiting the cities OF Oregon and ports Puget
Sound, will return here next week.
The principal mining companies OF White Pine
having reduced the wages of the miners, the latter
have struck.
Flour is steady at yesterdays quotations Wheat,
81 Is 81 10. Legal tenders, IS
Honolulu advlces are to the 22d Of June. The
bark Waunatta had arrived there from the South
Pacific with cargo OF Poynesian Islanders for the
Board Of immigration.
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THE SAENGERFEST.

The Prizes Awarded-The New York Idcder-
kranx Garry on tho First Prize-Reverdy
johnson q Guest Of the Successful Asseci.
alton.
BALTIMORE, July IA, 1869.
The judges Of the prize singing Of the Saengerfest
were in session until after O'Clock last night
Their award has not yet been made public, but it
has leaked out that the prizes to the first
class have been given-the first to the
Deuscher Liederkranz Of New York, seventy-four
singers, who sang chow Came Loye;u the second
prize to the Junger Maennerchor Of Philadelphia,
sixty-two singers who sang the ''March of the wmt
Night" The prizes to class second were awarded
as follows:-The first to the Quartet Club OF Hobo
ken, thirty-0ne singers, who sang ''fhe Poets
second to the Saengerbund OF Washington, d. c.,
thirty -four singers, who sang Correcting 10 Spring.
The prizes to each class are the same the first being
grand pianos OF KnaDe's manufacture. valued at
Sl500 EACH The second prizes are grand square
pianos OF Gaehie's manufacture, valued at $1,000
each. There Is great excitement ana rejoicing
among the successful societies. The award OF the
Judges, especially to the first Glass; Is universally
satisfactory.
procession OF all the singing societies and many
visitors, over mile in length, gay with banners and
nags, and with bands OF music, marched through
AK, honorary president OF the festival introduced
Or. Rapp, who delivered an address in German.
principally on the power and influence Of song,
After music by the band MIR. K. G. Barry OF Balti-
more, was introduced who delivered an address IN
English on music and song, which was most cor
daily appiauded.
About three O'Clock the singers were assembled In
the dancing hall Of the park and several songs rem
dered, after which Mr.. AK announced the decision
OF the prize judges.
Among the distinguished guests present was
the Liederkranz Of New York, and IN response to
his warm reception made brief remarks compli-
mentary TO the German spirit Of freedom.
An immense thrOng visited the grounds AT seven
O'CLOCK this evening over II 600 tickets OF admission
cents for gentlemen and twenty five for ladies' The
singers were admitted free.
AT ten O'Clock tonight heavy transform set In
and interrupted somewhat the festivities of the
evening.
The Liederkranz In honor of bearing Off the first
prize held jubilee all day at the Eutaw House.
number of societies will leave tomorrow
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ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY.

Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars of NOn.Nego.
tiahIe Bonds Stolen and Returned.
On Monday afternoon two men called upon the
President of the Seamen's Bank for Savings, one Of
whom pretended that he wished to make arrange.
ments to deposit some money for widow. Wnl.e
this man engaged the attention Of the oficer in
charge Of the bank, his confederate seized the
cashiers box, containing $4,000 in bonds and
stocks, which he slipped under his coat. The men
tbep withdrew, after politely thanking the president
for his information. Nj. Henry r. Marshall cashier
Of the bank, subsequently discovered his loss and
communicated the facts to the defective police. on
tuesday morning word was sent to the bank thar a
box containing bonds and stocks could be found at
No. Is Howard street. Mr.. Marshall visited the
place. and recovered from man the lost box and
upwards OF $4,000 Of bonds not negotiable. The
man who had possession OF the box said that he
saw the box for the first time In his entry and see-
ing Mr.. Marshalis name upon many Of the papers
found his name In the directory and sent hun notice
OF the TACT.
the bonds stolen were Of the following numbers
and denonlinatiOns:s4 900 in four bonds Of United
States 52Os issued 1855, Nos l79, 49, 2y1 292 aud
1884, 900 in bond State Of Tennessee new six
per cent, No. 1888; 900 In three bonds OF city OF
Railway. endorsed by W. Fuller, cashier, Nos. 2sS,
29s and 300 $3.50 In coupons OF United States bonds
OF 1857 as follows:Nos. 1885, 603. anu 5, 14a $50.
ST. so, S3s 81, 49, So and 81; eleven coupons OF $50
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LOUISIANA.

Arrest Of Custom House Omciais-Important
Disclosures Expectcd-Soizurc Of Cigars
Powerful Combination Against the Govern.
mcnt.
NEW ORLEANS, July H. 1882
sampler, named Peter Holton was arrested yes
terday for false sampling recently seized sugars.
He was released 5000 bonds; but there are some
thirty similar afndavits against him.
warrant was issued this morning by the United
States Commissioner for the arrest OF Deputy Sur
veyor Charles b. Keith, but the matter was held in
allegiance, awaiting his dispositions, which are ex-
pected to make important disclosures. There are
number O. other afldavits against parties impi-
Gated and more arrests will probably be made this
Among the seized cigars in possession of Collector
Stockdale Is lot Of 1890 systematically stamped
the bottoms OF the boxes 80 they could be opened
Hlthpgt aei.acng either the IMPORT or revenue
were about one hundred thousand cigars, portion
OF which only were stamped. Revenue officers are
in possession Of the building, engaged In making an
Auguste Coutourie, arrested this afternoon by
Marshal Packard on warrant from Commissioner
Urban, was paroled till tomorrow morning. war
rant was also Issued for COut0ure's CHIEF clerk Col
lectOr Casey labors under neavy disadvantages in
the prosecution Of these cases on account OF the alb
sence Of District AtorneysMorgan, who has gone TO
Europe, leaving his ofice In the charge OF u clerk
just at the time when efficient legal ala
necessary for the protection of tue interests OF the
government. IL Is the universal opinion OF the
United States officers here that able special counsel
should be appointed by the government for these
cases. on account OF the large number OF persons
implicated the Immense amounts involved aud the
labor attached and because. also, OF the determined
EFFORTS OF interested parties to defeat the govern.
officers. Parties connected with the rang freely
state their confidence In their ability to triumph
matter what evidence Ia brought against them.
Judge Durel OF the United States Court Is also alb
sent he having authorized Collector Casey to ap-
prove the bonds In these cases. but In case of DIS
approval the BONDS be sent before Judge Durel
for acceptance or rejection.
Internal Revenue Supervisor Conklln leaves TO-
night for Washington He states that further agares
sve action against the revenue defrauders In his
department. VIII shortly be taken end Interesting de-
yt0pments made.
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THE INDIANS.

Campaign Of General Carr-vilIagc Of Dog
Soldiers aud Cheyennes Surprised-Great
Slaughter Of Savages.
ST. LOUIS, July IA, 1869.
A despatch from Omaha gives reports from Gene
raj E. A. Carr Of his operations against the Indians
On the 18th instant he surprised village of "Dog
Soldiers" and Cheyennes, under command Of Tall
Bull, and killed ffty-two OF them and captured
seventeen women and children, among them the
wife and daughter Of Tall Bull. The Indians had
two white women who had been taken on the Saline
river, and they had murdered one, whose first name
animals and many lodges, rifles, pistols &C. The
names OF the chiefs captured are Good Bear,
Whicler Powder Face, Pretty Bear, Stout Face and
Bull Thigh. He followed them ten days and found
them at South Platte near Valley Station. They
went back toward Head Frenchmans Fort. They
still have many animals Our horses entirely gave
out and some died. What remain will require seve-
raj weeks rest.
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THE CHINESE LABOR CONVENTION.
Second Day Of the Chinese Labor C0nvess-
ioD-Iutercsting Address from q Native of
China.


Second Day Of the Chinese Labor Conve@-
Notwithstanding Address from a Native of
China.
MEMPHIS, July IA. 1869.
The Chinese Labor Convention met this morning.
The attendance was large. Reports were submitted
from the committee favoring joint stock emigra-
ton society, with officers at the principal Southern
cities; from the Emigration Committee promising
welcome and protection to all emlgrants from China
and elsewhere and from the Transportation Com
mttee stating that emigrants can be brought TO
Memphis In lots OF fifty and over, from the Pacific
States BY rail for fifty dollars each, and from Hong
Kong san Francisco from eighty dollars to 800 in
gold.
Iyekem Orr Chinaman, who has been two years
In this country and is now residing in Louisiana, ad.
dressed the convention. He stated that OF the 10 900
Chinese now IN the West Indies among many much
distress prevails, because they were not selected
with proper as to effective dock hands,
aborers and artisans. Many were criminals, who
have been sent on plantations to work at labor
they are not familiar with. Agricuturists can easily
be procured through proper agents from the interior
OF China. In Cuba they are paid s. per month.
Farm hands are paid SIS TO $40 per year in China,
where living Is SO cheap that $50 pounds or
rice cost So. Women work In the fields
OF China. Only city women have small feet
ABOUT one In ten are 10 vers OF strong drink, but
comparatively few are opium eaters. It Is luxury
that only the rich and city people can afford to In
dulge in or fifty now living In Donald only one Is
whlskey lover They are easily manag ed. being
patient, Industrious doce tractable and oh edient
The products of China are in many ways similar to
those III the Southern States and the Chinese would
soon become successful workers OF the Southern
lands.
MIR. KO0pmansho0p arrived at noon and addressed
the Convention. He stated that hts house has
brought aooo Chihese 10 California where 6o ooo
works. They are paid from 30 cents to 81 10 per
day, IN gold as laborers They can be
induced to come from san Francisco here at
twenty dollars per month, but can be obtained
much cheaper Ia China. and under five years. con-
tract could be had for ten to twelve dollars per
month He said they are not at all reliable unless
security is exacted and will take service with others
II higher wages are offered.
'lla M inn obi Oh fo-n
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNpoS, July IA 100
r. M.Consols closed at 93H for money and IS y for
the account United States nve-twenty bonds closed
quiet and steady at s1X stocks close steady Fries,
lsk; Illinois Centrals, s5A; Atlahtic and Great
Western, 23n.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, July l4.-Bourse buoyant.
Rentes, 70f. Toe.
FRANKFORT BoURSE.--FRANKFoRTJ July 14.-United
States fve.tweuty bonds. S61S aS7.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LrvERPOOL- Jny IL
4:3O r. M.-The cotton market closed shade lriner
Middling upands. 12hd. l23.d.; middllng Orleans.
I3d. 1850. The sales Of the day have been 10000
bales.
HAvRR CorroN MARkEr.-HAvRE, July 1a-Even-
ing.-Cotton closed buoyant on the spot and 70
arrive
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARgEr.-LIvERPooL,
July 14.-Breadstuf1s are heavy.
LIvERPoOL PROVISIONS MARkEr-LIyEar0oL,
July 1A--Provisions dull. Cheese, SIS. Cd. per cwt
for the best grade Of American fine.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-L0NDON, July 14-4:30
p M-LiDsecd cakes fl0 IS. per ton for thin oblong
Tallow active at ASS. Oh. per cwt Refined petrO
leum Is. 6lsd per gallon. Iinseed oil, esq o. per
ton. Calcutta nseed advanced to 52s
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTw ERR, July A-Petro-
ieam 49Af for standard white.