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Mtdalo-Axcd man.

Ihere are many men OF the age OF thirty who ara
rouDed with too frequent excavations from the blad
ger, oiten accompanied by slight smartinQ or burns
ing sensation, and weakening the system In a man
t nes 1ne patient cannot account for. On examining
found, and sometimes small particles of se,nen ~ &c
Dumen viii appear, or the color will be of thin miis
isn nue., again changing to dark and turbd appear
ace. Inere are many men who die of this dificultv
Ignorant Of the cause, which is the NY
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Gan warrant q perfect cure in such cases. ana a
Persons who cannot personally consult Inc Dr.
can 40 50 BY writing, in plain manner, descrp.
viii be forwarded Immediately. ''o'es
tsI correspondence strictly confidential and VIII
Address: DR. r. n HTrcups -su
No. IA Prebls Street,
cert door to the Prsble House, Portland. Ma.
-S oehd stamp for Circular. -
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WANTED
Situation Wanted

II hrst class Miller. Has been engaged for the
mllier. Z in care OF M H. Marshall, Mexico, Me.
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S'SSCttt AftJfT7fT7W,
:. Esp WHE LkDIMa

HO THE LADIES'.
Oh. HUGHES particularly invites all Lsa,es. who
neea medical adviser, to call ct his rooms No ID
especial accoIam edation ''' VIC"
~. H:'s Eclectic Renovatng Medicines are unriva.
I'D In efficacy and superior virtue in reIuat;ne al
Female irregularities. Their action ia specjAc and
certain Of producing relief In a short time. '''
LADIES Will lind it invaluable in all csses Of oh
sLucti0ns amer all other remedies have been tried in
vain. It's purely vegetable, containing nothinS in
me least injurious to the health and NAV be tskcn
with perfect safety at all times, W ~>A'n
Sent to part Of the country with fn d;rso,,o,,.
~ sIol essi nlyL-.. DIR. HUGHES.
Jahl.IooodtX%- No. IA Preble Street PortIsId
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A No. % South side eff DANFORTH
1Asfeet, a large house in good condition. with
Il rooms, wood-house and stable. The lot has
more than u 600 feet of land with a court in the
rear thirty-three feet wide. : WV
no16ed3w* MARTIN CORE
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FOR TL AND
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R R.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Nov oo,. ,s.o
q Passenger Trains leave Portland Am.
'Tnnction Ss sundays excepted) for South BerwicS
sna Pe sE and Boston, at 6i5 and s4o
ana s sco PGsfon for Portland at 7.sO A. M, NJ
$40 p. M. ''oo a. M, returning at
$50 p. NJ iV'oV a. M and 2.30,
Freight Trains daily each way. fsundav s,oa,,..,
Portland, May 8, 1863. 0n ASH' supt
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TO LET.
Adams House.
Office To Let

EIRST CLASS ROOMS TO LET. in suite or single
to families single gentlemen, Including board
Also BOARD without rooms at reasonable prices
Portland, November o. d2w - 1855
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10 Let.

To Let.
A PLEASANT front room with board, to GEN
AAueman and wife, in private family. within five
minutes walk of Post Office Address +. w. Press
Office. 'lfIFT'E : = .r--NN,S' - Aie''
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UTMFN Ap--How made in 10 hours without
1N QA1ldrugs, For Circulars addraSs II
SAGE, Vinegar Works, Cromwell, Conn. no2s+sW
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Az Ordinances.

Amrntlato"v ~ m ord tncr entitled - an orli-
nance to regulate the building "l hlr-walhs
on Main Street. pissed March II, lS3?.
So. |. b. il or,ttia II bY t > H,drd If T.ns.
trek "i' tie T.waof Wympin. That after the pass.
age Of ihi, ordinance the sidewalks on both
sides of Main street, from First 10 seventh
.trrcis. when required to lac renewed, shall be
built lay the nbuticrS thcreui on. ten feet
wide. of plank two inch - thick, laid At right
an slcs with the sid street. on three substan-
Tia, rails: the under rail to hc placed within
two inches of the outer edge of tho plank. and
the outer llc of said sidewalks must conform
strictly with II surveyed line established by or
Il r of the Board of Trustees.
SEC. ,. 1t shall he the duty of Town
Marshal whenever any part of the said side
walks are heng renewed or new ones laid. to
see that the provisions of the foregoing SC =
,ion are strictly complied with and fully car
ricd out.
SEE. ;. All crossings of streets and alleys to
he built at the expense the Town.
Sc. 1. This ordnance tn take effect and be
in force trom ami after its passage.
Passed May 5th 1866?
GEO. \. BARNES,
Prcs't of the Board of Trustees.
Attest: RicMARp LANE. Clerk. 27:w3
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NTlSSION Wooden Goods and Blankets +;
wi Oregon Wooden Goods. and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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NLOTIIING and Furnishing Goods, in large
~ quantities and at reduced rates, ut
ROTlISCHILD & cos.
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Notice..

rs hereby given that on the first Monday, the
,thSay Of June next, at the several election pre-
cincts in the county of hurston, W. T., an election
will de held for Tcrr.ora District, County and Pre-.
cinct officers, viz:
Delegate TO Congress- 2 Representatives, Joint
Representative for the counties of Thrr>ton and
Chehalis, County Commissioners, Sheriff, Aud
itor, Treasurer, Probate Judge, School Super.
intcndent, Surveyor, l Justice Of the Peace and
Constable in all the precincts, except OLYMPIA pre-
cinct, which is allowed two Justices Of the Peace
and Constable.
PETERFIELD TCRPTN,
Auditor Of Ihur,ton county. W.
Olympia, MAY &, 1862. 21:w2
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Army Proposals.

Army Proposals.
OFFICE OF THE A. A. Q.M.,)
CAMP SAN JrAN ISLAND,
May 4rm, 1869.
BY authority from the Department Com
mandcr, sealed proposals in duplicate will be
received up to poon, on the 25th day of May,
1859, at this Office, for the following articles:
$1,000 pounds of oats in sacks.
$4,000 %. " hay, baled.
$4,000 & " straw, balcd.
All ofthc best quality, and to be delivered
ny the 3Oth of November 1859, in such quanti-
ties and at such times as the Quartcrmaster
may dircc:. Each bid must be accom- panied
ny Two suretics in the sum of one Thousand
dollars, for the faithful performance ofthe ccn-
tract. il awarded
All bids must state the price in l.. S. gold
com, or It's equivalent. Bids will he received
for all or any part Of the above nance, articles
and all bids must be endorsed " Proposals for
forage Bidders are invited to be rrc.en, n,
tho opening Of the proposals.
=. PETERSON.
I'd. Lieut.. 23d. Infantry. 4. 4. o, "
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L NV T. RSlTY
WASUINGTON TERRITORY.

PTNlIIS Institution will he permanently re-
opened on Monday, the 18th day of April,
1869. under charge of Professor J. II. HALL.
as President. assisted by such Professors and
Assistant Teachers as may lie required.
Its central and convenient location makes it
casyot access to all and no effort will be
spared to increase its present advantages SO rs
to make it second to none OIL the coast.
The government will be firm, hut parental
particular attention being paid TO the morals
of TIE students: but the people of the Terrific
| nv may be assured that no sectarian influences
will be excrtcd upon their sonsand daughters
in this Institution
Rooms are provided, rent free, for Young
Men. in the University Boarding House. and
for Young Ladies' Mt the residence Of the Pres
idcnt. both of which buildings are within the
same enclosure with the University tut~stn.
dents are required to supply the necessary fur
nitmre. bedding. &c
Board can be had on reasonable terms.
There is II Library and Apparatus IN the
University. to which additions will he made
from time to time us the demands of the Insti-
| tuition shall require.
TUITION FER TERN OF ELEVEN WEEKS:
Scientific Department. ..........Slo 90
Collegiate :. ................. IL 90
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
4 preparatory Department will he opened
in connection with the University, under the
| charge of competent instructors.
TUITION PER TERN OF ELEVEN WEEKS:
Primary Department. Il 90
intermediate g ................ 90
Acadmeic - ...........HS to 10 %
MODERN LANGUAGES:
tcfiiiun... v"
Es,y"' Payment for Board and Tuition will he
expected in advance.
The growing wants Of the Territory and its
| increasing CONNER al Importance render It
| necessary for young men to prepare Themselves
for the places " ich they will soon lie called
upon to tll The Importance of furnishing
them with the means of acquiring Il thorough
knowledge of business at home has induced
the Regents to open
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
TERMS, for full .... ..............."S60 90
For further information address the
PRESIDENT.
Bv order of the Board of Regents.
Seattle, ". I. May SIN, 1869. 27m3.
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The :" =. s. Bartlett movement, with extr,
Jewels, Chrononctcr Balance, Patent Dust
Cap, Patent Safety Pinion, and all other
late imprOy cmcnts, in q solid :, or. Coin Sill
yer Hunting Case with Gold joints, S27
coin.
The same in or. case, $50. In oz. case,
S33 coin.
The .'Waltham Watch Co. movement with
extra Jewels, Chronomcicr Balance, Patent
Dust Cap, Patent Safety Pinion. etc. in3 OF.
case. with Gold Joints. $50 coin.
The same in 1 o. case, SOB. In o., S3G
coin.
The Appleton, Tray Il Co.. movement,
with extra Jewels, chronomcter Balance,
Patent D.st Cap, Patent Safety Pinon, &c,
III :. on. case Gold Joints. Sii coin.
The same in on. case. So. In ) o., $40
coin.
"r. S. Bartlett Watch in q OF. Is karat
Gold Hunting Case $50 coin
" Waltham Watch Co. Watch, in ,! OF. Is
karat Gold Hunting Case, SSl coin.
:. Appleton. Tracy Il Co." Watch, in . OF. Is
karat Gold Hunting Case, Ss7 coin.
Any additional weight ut 81 per pvt, or $50
per OF. extra.
We will send any Of the above by Wells.
Fargo 4 COS Express, with bill to collect on
delivery, and give the purchaser the privilege
to examine the Watch before paying. All EN-
press charges, however. to hc paid by the pLr-
chaser. Bnt i The amount Of Me price Of tie
Ua,ch /. remittcd 10 rs ~M lie ordfr, wHi
preppy He Express chafgrs 10 San francesca. o"r-
ssircs. In sending money. drafts on Wells
Fargo 4 Co. are preferred.
We wish it distinctly understood that these
Watc,c. are the very best, with all the latest
Improvements. and that they are in perfect
running order. Ia guarantee from the manl-
f,cturrr accompanies each watch, and if any
one does not perform WE'LL We will exchange
it. or refund the money.
Please state that yoa saw this in the WASH
INGroN STANDARD.
HOWARD 4 CO..
Jewellers aud NIlvcrsn,iths.
Gl9 Broadway. y. Y.
In order that all may address us with conf
deuce. We refer. by permission, to Mcssrs.
WELLS. FARGO Il CO.. or to any of their
Agents on the Pacific Coast;
Apri! =, 1869. 2i:ms
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For sale.

BOUT 500 pounds Of second-ha Lorr
IA Primer Tyne. good for several years ser
VICE Apply Al the Office Of the
WASHINGTON STANDARD.
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NOTICE.

hereby notify friends ahdhe public generally have this entered
hemer
public for the liberal patronage heretofore
for the ID. G. H. ROTTlSCHILD
Port Townsend JAN Ii, 1869.
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r AIDES DR., Goods and lIosery-a COM
plete assortment, and new styles. just re-
ceiycd at RUTHCHlLD l. CO.'S
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and with one accord give II their unqualified sppe
batiou We now address ourselves to all who are I'M
for the healing Of al diseases Of ths 7hgeAe sad
Lungs assuring you that
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nF the whereabouts of James Boyce, a Can
Ialan. lie left San Franciscan 1862 to 70
toCsrho. ANY information concerning him
Nilkhc thankfully received by his brother.
joins ROYCE,
Ma. s. 1850. 31;w. Santa clara, Cal.
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Letter from Clarke County.
VANCOUVER. April 30. 1869


Ep. STANDARD: | write you to Indicate
how the public pulse beats in this locality.
You were doubtless aratifcd to witness the
Democracy of old Clark receive the nomi-
nation of Gov. Moore with so much salts
faction. Well the same spirit you saw at
Vancouver is evinced all through the
county. and the fact is. he no doubt was
the first choice Of ma jority of the party
in the county before the Convention. and
now the enthusiasm for him is intense in
this part. and he will get many Republican
votes also. Old Clarke will give a good
account on the day of election. ] will
write again soon, and give you II birds eye
view of things in general over here.
Yours &C.. MARS.
tV An exchange says: The Surpris-
ing curative efficacy of Dr. Walkers Vim
trar Bittcrs. in a great variety of chronic
diseases, especially those which prove OBJ
stinate, and even inrurabc hy the ordinary
treatment. cannot be explained. Nature.
aided by art. has here provided rare
combination of medicinal properties. wisely
adapted to the cure OF diseases common
to all mankind"
ELECTRO SILIC0N.-ThiS curious and
valuable substance is confidently claimed
to he the best article ever discovered for
cleaning and polishing gold. silver and
plated ware. and all SIN 10Th metallic sur
faces. OF whatever description. including
kitchen utensils Of tin. copper. brass. steel
etc.
To HEADS or FAMli,Es-Arc your
little ones subject t" the Group: If so.
don't fail to use NcwclrS Pulmonary Syr-
up \ few doses given in time may save
the life of darling child. DO not fail to
have it ON hand you would be safe and
free from anxiety.
Cu0pER's MAGNETIC BALM.-This
balm may with more pr"priety be called Il
"l'niversal Remedy than amy other
ever offered the public.
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4 GENCY of the United Anaheim Wine
~ Growers Association is ut ROthschild 4
Co. $, where n full stock Of their different
wines can always be found.
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The "Waltham Watch Co. movement with
extra Jewels, Chronomcier Balance, Patent
Dust Cap, Patent Safety Pinon. etc. inj OF.
case. with Gold Joints. $50 coin.
The same in OF. case, S3:;. In o., S3G
coin.
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ELECTRO-SILICON
Oh at
MAGIC BRILLIANT.

DIRECT FROM NATURES LABORATORY.
The hest article ever discovered for cleansing
and Polishing Gold Silver, and Plated Ware and
all smooth Metallic Surfaces, Of whatsver descrp-
item, including Kitchen Utensils Of Tin, Copper,
Brass, Steel, etc.
TO Jewellers and Workers IN Gold and Silver
Plate. the Electro-Silicon Is Of inestimablc value
the time saved, and the ycAa,ion prevented BY. rs
use Mill forever endcar It's maine to who have had
evidence Of its merits.
REDINGTCN. HOSTETTEE & co
Sole Agents. San Francisco.
Oct. II, 1879. MI,
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STOP THAT COUGHING

Il rally the VERY BEST remedy ever compounded
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Consumption. Thou.
sands OF people 10 California and Oregon have been
already bcnentted BY the surprising curative powes1
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ENGLAND.
The Reported Ro,hschiid American Lonn.

From the London Telegraph, Oct. Is.
II elegTam rom New ora be but shadow or the
truth may III our time the largest single
financial transactions that has ever taken place. 1t
is said that tue Mes,rs. Rothschd have oeled the
United States government at four per cent interest
o loan Sufficient TO pay or all the National Gebt.
The amount oi the principal IL PROBABLY even now
about t5U 00000 slefllng and te average interest
Is something between i've anu SIX per cent: SO tnat
the Washington authorities would OF course, gain
by the TRANSACTION though We learn not ing about
such Important matters as the tsile .Lnd mode OF
the repayment OF the principal. Caies5 'the Roth
6childsn suggest perpetual consolidated stock we
hardly see thsir advantage as ii Is already open
them TO buy Uni,ed states stocks III sna sums ana
thus TO obtain the present rate o. interest Possibly
tue wholc story Is notion, worthy oil the inven-
tion OF the Poop G VINO got up the Cola Room
meiodranla, ana whose President, General Grant
has TO puoliciy declare That he Aad uothlng to do
with that dIsgracelul speculation. In TINS country
we should be rather shocked II hr Gladstone wrote
10 the press 10 announce that lie mad not bought up
telegraph stock just before the government decided
on acquiring tue lnes But across the Atlantic it
lppears there are other .'men and other maunerSr
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me German mail steamship America, captain
BussiDs from Southampton on the 18Th OF october
arrived at this port yesterday bringing our special
correspondence aud files from Europe, In detail Of
our cable kilograms dated 10 her day Of sailing.
The Prince or Wales returned to London from
Chester on saturday, october 49, not much fntigued
by the rounds OF duties or pleasures no had gone
through during the previous two days FOR he visited
the Princess theatre III the evening, accompanied by
the Princess. The Mayor OF Chester, who 10 to be
honored by knghthood-Mr. Thomas Glbbon Frost
is miller IN an extensive way OF business, a sup
porter OF the Gladstone government anu very popu-
lar.
The London Eeass OF the 18th of October SAYS
Bishop Grant mas 50 far recovered IRON his illness
that he has determined 10 be present NJ the Ecumen-
zeal Council. HIS iordship win take hs departure
for Rome in about Il fortnight, travelling IN coni-
pany with Archbishop Maaning With Ewo eNcep-
tons. both caused By innrn neath al the English
Catholic bishops VIII take their seas III Tue COUNCIL
OF the Vatican.
The General Assembly of the Lutheran CHURCH at
Pesth, Hungary. voted an energetic prote tation
against the Papal letter convoSlng the Council
document in which the ProteStants are adIured 10
return TO the bosom OF the Roman Catholic Church.
Tho statements made by the Pope with regard TO
Professionalism were declared to be 'uacc urate and
defamatory, and the Assembly expressed hope
that it would be able IN conlu elton win the
Roman Catholic population OF Hungary, TO aecele-
rate the progress OF spiritua! emancipation"
A correspondent writes 10 the London telegraph
thus
am glad 10 see that some one has at length
drawn attention TO the iacE OF the great lakes with
the Nile lowing IRON them, beng SHOWN Ia the Old
maps OF AREA In one OF the hltse nails oI tue
DoRe's palace ut Venice saw u couple OF years ago.
Q manuscript terrestrial globe ot, / should think
about four feet III dancer and OF apparently
great age on when were distinctly sho Wn the TWO
lakes IN question, and the course of the Nile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-31
TURKEY.
Tue Empress Eu2enie I'm ConstantiuOple-A
Native Procession to the MosQue-H0w Her
Majesty Pressed.

Tue Empress Eugenie I'm Constantinopie-A
Native Procession to the M0sque-H0w Her
Majesty Pressed.
telegraph report from Constantinopeo OF the 10th
OF October supplies the following details OF the
interesting events referred to above:-
Yesterday the Empress Eugenie witnessed from
window OF the Domabachtsche Palace the nnpe-
rial procession to midday prayer at the Mosque OF
Beshiktach. The Sultan was on horseback,
attended by q brilliant escort. Subsequently her
Majesty received the members Of the diplomatic
body and their wives at the Beglerbey Palace, and
then steamed up The Bosphorus IN the Sutan's
yacht to witness the promenade to the sweet
waters OF Asia. The weather was splendid aud
the scene very interesting There were innumera-
DE caques and yachts on the water, all gaiy deco
rated. and thousands OF persons assembled on the
shore, including the cream OF the female Turkish
afistocracy and Turkish women OF the middle
classes Ill brilliant costumes, on foot and III car
Empress ana Ter suite landed from state caiques at
the Sultan's kiosk, and there military reception
tooA place, music Delng played by the band
Her Majesty. who was dressed IN u yellow and
lilac dress, and wore yellow plume and hat and q
black lace mantllla, appeared on the balcony
OF the KIOSK, and afterwards passed several times
round the sWard and up the valley In an open
carriage preceded by high Turkish dlgnitarles on
horseback. She afterwards went loot among
the Turkish ladies, and after remaining several MN
utes In conversation with them embarked with her
suite IN state caique, rowed by fourteen men. On
the return TO the BegleEDey Palace the grounds
were lighted UP, and TIE on.clad5 and mel-ot war
up the narDor were Inundated.
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AUS TRiA.
Tho lnsurrecti0n In Daimatia - Exciting
Causes.

Tho InsurrectiOn In Daimatia - Exciting
Causes.
The Paris Journals or The nth or October supply
the following report relative to the insurrectlonarY
movement IN Damata:-
Serious disturbances broken out In the neigh
borhood OF Cattaro in consequence OF the opposition
oil the inhabitants TO the new military law on the 9th
inst the district placed state OF siege by the
Austrian authorities. 1t appears mat the inhabitants
claim exemption from military service IN virtue of GER
tain ancient pr, leges granted them while they were
under the rule OF the venetian republic. Finding
that the troops had arrived IN their district for tue
purpose OF obtaining recruits several thousands OF
them assembled in the plain OF Grahoyo, where
they have been joined by a number OF warlike Mon
tenee from the neghboring hs on the other side
OF the frontier, ana have hitherto successfully re-
sisted all the attempts OF the troops to dislOdge
Them
One OF the Austrian attachments had eleven men
wounded and three killed In skirmish, and II has
been nscerralned that IN Olcer. Lieutenant Rineck
VINO was missing. mad fallen mo the hands or the
reoe,s aud been murdered. Nearly the whole or the
garrison Of Ragusa has been sent by forced marches
to Castlenuovo and CattarO. where " TO have the
assistance OF the war schoolers kerKa and MOVE.
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French Report Of tho Scene.
A telegraphlc despatch from COlRtantnonla In


the Paris Figaro, sa7s;-
The review which took place on Saturday at
Beicos, in Asia. was one of.the nnest sights ever
witnessed. The troops were massed in charming
valley under the shade OF gigantic trees The Sultan
arrived with the Empress, wing her his arm and
conducted herto pavilion Of great splendouf TWEEN
ty.ive thousand men, commanded by Omer Pacha,
then flied OF, the appearance OF the troops being
superb Notwithstanding the great distance from
Constantn0pie an enormous multitude was collected
on the heights. Thousands or Turkish women were
also present, displaying their splendid costumes
under o bazing sun. In the evening", after dinner
there was DISPLAY OF fireworks at Becos and the
Bosphorus was illuminated. No language can de-
scribe tae splendOr OF the spectacle.
On sunday the Empress went to Pera; the streets
and windows were crowded with spectators and
the houses decked out with flags. The reCep-
ton given to her Majesty was OF the most cor
dial description. After mass the Empress re.
ceIyed at the Embassy the French nOtabilities
and religious communities. and afterwards visited
the house Of the Sisters OF Charity and the French
hospital. the Mayor OF Pera received her Majesty
under u splendid t-iumpnal arch. In an address
which he pronOuncedi he made graceful alluson
to the conduct OF the Empress during the cholera at
Amlens. In the evening grand dinner was given
to her Majesty by the Sultan, who also invited the
Ministers, nigh State funct0narles and heads OF Lee
CATION, with their ladies'.
Apart from the othcial world the only persons
invited were NJ. Bouree, Jr., and his wife.
Pera Is Illuminated every evening. The weather
Is magnificent.