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NOTICE.
TQ TA0sE WANTING LABoRERs !.

L HAVE learned from an official source toat
4 there IS Il large surplus OF LABoRETs in
Georgia, Virginia and the Caroiinas, VINO are
anxious to come West, butare without means
10 pay their expenses. In-order to induce
Immigration from the states mentioned. the
has been reduced to Two and THREE Gents
per mile. w T ROSS
GenI Sup't Memphis and Charleston R. R.
Memphls, Tenn. Deeemher 10. 1859. deoa
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Police NOtiee.

Or FICE OF SUP'r METROPOLITAN POLICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December q, 1863.
TFNBE DISCH ARGE OF FIREARMS. ROCK
Z ETS, CRACKERS, SQUIBS, TORPEDOES.
etc, within the city limits is forbidden by
ordinance. All persons guilty of violating
the ordinance viii be arrested, and the Off
GERS are charged to execute the law.
Complaints having been made by different
parties of careless and fast driving, thereby
enGangeriug life, limb and property, all
officers are charged to be vigilanJ in arrest
ing all offenders.
Loaded drays are not allowed 20 drive
faster than a walk.
de2I w. IL PFARNE- Snn,t NJ p
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Which being reduced by cash on
hand, $l9,66S IS, leaves 1921, $50 p.
The capital stock never exceeded
S825, ,4J6 90, and of this $lO4, 900 was
issued to grading contractors for
work, and S2jO,0J9 was in shape of
Memphis city bonds, which only
brought to the Company sixty cents
to the dollar in money. The original
cost of the road was s., 1877 ,029 81, be-
sides Office expenses, salaries Of otfi-
GERS, ETC., and interest on loans and
discount on bonds. To this is to be
added S5SI, ,636 0S, paid for reconstruc-
ton and equipment after the partial
destruction of the road during the
war.
Our connection with the Mississippi
Central Railroad is much mere sati5-
factory than it was in former years.
The roads work together harmonious
iy under a liberal policy that we think
rebounds to the interest Of both.
Our connection with the Memphis
and Ohio Road Is still satisfactory,
as it was at the date Of our last report.
The main through travel still goes by
way of Humboldt and Grand juno
tion-leaving Memphis and your road
in the cold. We think by concurrent
action Of the two roads, and a rail
connection at this point, a greater por-
ton Of the through travel would 90
through Memphis.
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TELEGRRPHlG SUMMARY.
Salaries Of sunreme Iudaes.

NEW YORK, December 2O.-Mem-
bers Of the United States Bar have
petitioned Congress for an increase Of
The salaries OF the Judges Of the Su-
r,rpfysn Court
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Basa-RaH Ma Oh.

NEW YORK, December 20.-The
Mutual Baseball Club LETT this city
last evening Via the Erie Railroad en-
route Tor New Orleans, where they are
to play three games.
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI AND rENSEssEE RAILEoAD.0
OFFICE OF Freight SGENT
MEMPHIS, TESrs., Decbnber 20 1889
ITO COTTON AND COMMISSION SIER-
ChANlS; Notice is hereby given that
Depot VIII be stored at the expense ana risk
OF Whom II may concern. II not promptly re-
moved within twenty-fOur hours afterarriva
at Memphis. This order will be Strictly an
forced, regardless Of parties.
DEL ]. NJ. PAMPTTN AGENT
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-BROOm'S OPERA HOUSE,
Jefferson Street, near Main.)

CHAs. H. II. BROoA......Lessee and Proprietor
NAAALh1 " III i5s.-----s-s age lhandger
Prof FRANK ARNOLD D......-Leader of Orchestra
0p GA Ev cry NJ 3 n {,
GOMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING
~ sept I'D, with Mammoth Company.
The entertainment to consist Of Negro Min
stTelsy, Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances, Bal
lads, Duets, Quartetts, Extravaganzas Bur-
lesques, Pantomimes and Farces.
Admission, soc; Private Boxes. 50. sea
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The BrookIvn EIection Frauds.

NEW York, December 20.-It is
stated that other Government public
officials than those already mentioned
have been indicted by the Grand Jury
in Brooklyn for completely in the late
election frauds.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
I 4 purchasing any Of the Lands, Bonds or
Securities belonging to the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company of r. c. Brink
ley, Miles owen, Heury b. Ednlondson, B. ID.
Williams, q. W. Goodwin, A. Mcdonald or j.
L. Meiggs, or making any contracts with
them in connection with said road, or paying
into their hands any moneys due belonging
TO said company, as all such contracts, trans
fers or cOnVoyanoes made by either OF them
since tile ION of November, 1869 are Illegal
and will not be recognized by the legal Board
OF Directors.
F. N. MAHAN
Pres't Memphis and Little Rock Z. r. Co.
Memphis, Tenn, December Il, 1863 del2
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NOTiCE.

TNRE frTn of J. T. HANDLAN & CO., late OF
this city having been dissolved, as we'll
by mutual consent ON the 18th day of August,
1862 as by the death OF ]. T. Handlan, resident
partner, on the Sth day o.. November. ls6D.
We the undersigned, as surviving partners OF
said firm, hereby give NOTICE TO all persons
lnde bted 10 the same, TO call. without delay,
at the Office OF WkRISS ER. LEE q rHURMoED,
attorneys-a at-law, No. IS Madison street, and
PAY OFF the amounts due from the mrespect-
lively All such indebtedness remaining un-
paid on the lst January, 1870, viii withoute
ceptfon. and in accordance with our instruc-
tions, be placed in suit. and their collection
enforced as speedily as possible.
JESSE ARNOT & CO.,
Surviving Partners.
Warfnnir, Lee 4 Thurmo ond, Attorneys,
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MAS0EIc NaTlcF

A SPECIAL cOnvoeatiOn of Penn O
n Royal Arch Chapter, No. 2. Will be ~
2lst, at 7 o'clock, for work in p. nj. NJ. and NJ
E. NJ. NJ. degrees
All NJ. E. NJ. NJ. : are fratcruaiiy invited.
c. G. LOCKE, Secretary. de1i
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Sal5 OF Personal
TrOpbFsy.

I WILL, rs Adminlstrasor Of the g. ate of
EDWARD Cherry, deceased. sell al uf, 1ilc
sale On InurSduy, December 30. at IL C',.I o..
Am, at the residence Of the late rdtgsrI
Cherry, on Island so. In the 1lisslsslrls rf4.er
ABOUT twelve mites above AtmplIs. aI tlt,
personal property OF said ElWard Cherry
consisting of twelve fat hOgs one Ike 6f
Work oxen, Two horses, ten or Iillten head VI
cows and young cattle, cotton in Tie d5Id
farming utensils, and household and kllchsn
furniture.
Inc sale Is Tor the purpose Of paying OF ths
debts Of the estate; ana the terms are cas- D.
Immediately after tne sale. All articles uat
paid for WILl again De sold.
deli II DOW H4rit-
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MANNISG-The friends and acquaintance
OF Thomas Manning are invited to attend the
funeral OF his wife. CATHERINE MANEING,
This CTUESDAY1 Afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
his residence, at foot OF Exchange street.
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Plantation for Rent.

TCOR the ensuing year, my Undivided
HALF OF the Farmer Place, situated
in Crittenden county, Arkansas, near Bled-
soe's Landing, forty miles below Mem
phis, and three miles from the river. The
whole place contains one hundred and MY
acres cleared land, gin and gin-house, dWei-
ling and outhouses. The richness Of the soi
Is unsurpassed-Will easily yield a bale OF
cotton TO the acre. For terms, apply 10 y; Il
Word, rs Second street; or Frank Moor, bled-
ID de5 La . ~ --''''' JOHN P. RTCR-
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Leaving NetReceipts.

The gross receipts of the corporate
wear. Just ended over those Of the year
before, show an increase Of S92, ,S04 0S;
the net receipts show an increase Of
only S35, ,3oS 63. This disprOpOrtiOn
between increase Of gross and net re-
ceipts was caused by the increased
ratio Of operative expenses Of the last
corporate year over the year before:
Operating Expenses Of
1865. g..-............... .........S S233. ~ 81
Operating Expenses Of
lstS. ..-.................... 1885 81
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On Monday. Sd January. $50.

On the plantation Of said Mullins, In Tunica
county, Miss, Ofier for sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following personal prop
erty, to-wit: 10 mules, 20 hogs 10 cows and
oxen, 40 plows, wagons and harness, together
with the plow-harness. sale win take place
between legal hours, at the residence OF said
Mullins, known as the Winston Plantation.
In Tuniea county, Miss.
DELI JAS. D. QUIGLEY, Trustee.
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OF the Tennessee State bonds re-
ported as on hand, $500 were de-
posted in the Gayoso Savings Insti-
tuition of Memphis just before it sus-
pended, and are now involved in liti-
cation. The Indebtedness Of the Com
pany to that bank amounts to SAL
322 Is, which is certain to be saved
out Of the bonds, and the balance is a
claim against the institution and their
correspondents in New York, Duncan,
Sherman & Co., which the Company
is litigating.
The floating debt Of the Company
consists Of the following items:
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PARLoR MUSIC HALL

OPEN EVERY CHIT.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. II. 1859, First ap-
pearance OF Miss MILLIE RAISFORTH and
W. q. BURTON, the CHAMPION DOUBLE LIGHT
MING zoUAYE DRILLIsTs; also Miss MAGGIE
MAYLING, the Talented Vocalist and Com
nledienne, and WIN. BosT, Nioiinist, in con-
junction with the Best Variety Combination
In tho oity.
A ADM ISSION = . Cents
ORCH EXTRA CH AIRS --.-..-- TO Cents
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Personal
Property.

ny virtue of the powers conferred upon me
ls by q certain Deed Of Trust made and exe-
cutet on 2sd March 1859 by W. G. Mullins, to
secure certain debts due by said Mullins 70 R.
NJ. Apperson Co., Rill,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

MONDAY EVENING, December soth First
Night OF Mr. JOSEPHJEFFERSON,i in Bcu-
cIcault's adaptation of Washington Irving's
RIP VAN WINSLE,, supported by the st.
Louis Company. The piece produced with
new Scenery by Harley Merry, Mechanical
Effects W. n. Buchanan, assisted by JnRey-
nolds, Properties by Geo. Cook, and scene
Light by X. S. Clarke.
Overture at half-past7; the curtain will rise
at a quarter to precisely.
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Aggrega G. S5o0.yt4 "
While the operating expenses were:
For Conducting
TRANSFORMATION IS 54. .Gg5 IS
Motive Power. g. L34 g8
Maintenance Of Way, 81, 400 81
Maintenance Of Cars, 2E,502 -
Aggregating. ....... S2S3, ,74l 81
Leaving Net Re
- $40 lgo o.
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The Washington Chronicle, sup
posed to be in possession Of all Radi-
cal secrets and intentions, says: ''The
s.pressure IN favor Of free banking is
'getcing TO be irresistible. No logic
ecan stand against the fact. We are
'doing business with less money than
'we did in 1850, when We had at least
"t.n millions Of people less than we
shave to-day"
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Showing difference OIL. --.--SJ'y 40 40
This increase Of operative expenses
was caused by the increased business
performed by the rOdd-the accumUia-
ton Of material, the increased price
of labor. and the purchase Of one mile
Of railroad iron, which was charged to
operative expenses, and the building
at shop Of several new cars.
We have made arrangements with
the Mississippi Central Railroad Com
pany for the building, at Grenada,
Miss, Of q Joint freight depot, which
Is to be completed by the lst Of Janu-
ary next; and we also intend to erect
q iOiut passenger shed at the same
place early next year.
By reason of its good condition, end
the UrOmptitude Of trains, under the
superyisiOn of our excellent SUperin-
tendent, no accident Of importance
has happened on the road during the
past corporate year.
Only S2J9 43 have been paid this
year, and 1858 81 Last year, for loss and
damage 10 goods in transportation and
delivery; facts which significantly
speak in favor Of the fidelity and in
tegrity OF the agents and employees
of the Company, better than any Ian
guage l could use in this report.
Under the management Of Henry
league. our Master Mechanic, the
machine shop works well, and fulfills
our expectations. The machinery in
the shop is adapted to all repairs
needed in working on locomotives.
BY reference to our Treasurer's re-
port, it viii be seen that the funded
debt Of the Company now amounts as
follows:
First Mortgage 7per ct. bonds ? 600, 900 90
Consolidated 5 per cent. Bonds ], ,I05, 700 90
Income 10 per cent BOnds-.-.--... p, 500 90
State OF Tenn. 6 per ct. Bonds l4lT0j0Oo
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NEW DEPARTMENTS.
10 creation Of q Departme

The creation Of q Department OF
Commerce and Navigation, to en-
brace the Bureau of Customs, bhI
creating which is now before the Sen
ate. is talked Of as possible, Also
Department of Internal Revenue. A
DEPARTMENT Of Indian Affairs, pro-
posed BY Senator Corbett, viii not
even be debated.
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The gross receIpJs en0Ing JcJODer !
1865, were:
From Passengers Sll5, So 90
From Freights, Mails,
Express. etc. ...... 1887 IS
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.
uoAR on TIE SAFE SIDE.

Attorney General Hoar viii not ten
der his resignation, it is said, until he
shall Rave been confirmed as associate
Justice of the Supreme Court.
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word that is to prevent a frightful collision
few miles further on, and, so to speak,
give him q still further lease Of life.
Yet SO it is. That wire is his safety, and
its masters the guardians of his life. A
false Interpretation Of those mysterious
sounds wrong word or figure, aud a short
quarter of an hour afterward the angel of
death has spread his wings over the scene,
and the travellers soul is garnered home.
The acute ear Of the operator, trained to
distinguish the faintcst sound Of his instru-
ment, interprets rightly, and busy fingers
transfer what he has heard to paper. Its
faithful delivery to the right person insures
safety to all, and at the appointed time the
train rushes into the depot, and the pas
sengers dsembark without a thought Of
that wonderful invention to which they
owe their safety.
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Our DELEoArE.-AOm Delegate IN Con-
gress appears to be attaining unenviable
notoriett. A few weeks since he was par
adcd before tic country a. being under Or,
rest for the non-paymeut Of sum Of mou.
ey he had borrowed from . confident
friend. This difficulty he got out Of by
pleading the "baby act" aud - We sup
posed that he had entirely subsidcd. II
turns out, however, that our Delegate is ir-
rcpressiblc, aud has again turned up-this
a. an admirer Of the fine arts. It seems
that statue Of Hamilton has been inaug-
uratcd at the Capitol, and our Delegate be-
ing present whom il was unboxcd gased atths
figure somc tine, and addressing . bystsud.
or asked:
WHO is this, Gencral?'
"Hamilton."
"Ah. Hammington-wherc was no in
scrviceg" .sI
"Kt Yorktowu. particularly"
'sAh! Yes. My DEAR" turning TO .
lady, this u oue Of Geuerai McClsllan's
marshals-Hammington". !.
The party who Furnishes this sketch
vouches for its correctocss, and says that
it is only an instance Of the heathcn lgnor-
ancc Of many people who arescut to WASH
ington to make standard Of taste aud law.
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Sa.t.ge in the coal being, a. u. il this
coal-shipping codhtf5 know, q coHsiderahls
.Aif tRHis would be saved on tho new:
plan. The whole power Of the coal Would
be delivered into the very cylinder Of the
city engine without expense after hying
the pipes. These various savings wonN
amount in the aggregate to more than half
the cost Of running steam engines in the
present manner, after paying the power.
furnishing company ten per cent. interest
on their invested capital. %
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CHoprlxo WooD.-Horaes Grssly helds
forth . follows, in regard to u1inx tie
axe: "The. woods are my special depart.
tAsnt. Whenever I can save . Saturday
for the farm l try to gives gee4 pAaA &
Of it TO lily patch Of f6rtst. Tke ,ais i
tho hsaltiiist instrliimiiasnt thAt \ mSn Avss
handled snd is essentially 70 &f Rabitssl
writer's and other sSdehtafy workers, xAoss
shoulders i throws bsek Sxpaiaiig tAair
chests and opening their lungs. II sv~y
youth and man, from fifteen 70 Afty yeass
old, could witid, 81 ~ two hours pei day,
dyspepsia would vShis6 ftc& ths'eai4k, a:d
rheumatism become decidedly searce. 1 I
im . ppog chopper, yet the axe b ny dss>or
add delight IL dss gives tie nisd int
enough occupation to prevent its hlliag in
to reverie or absorbing trains Of thought,
while; every muscle in the body receives
sufficient yet not exhsgssisg sstttissss I
wish eli odf boys wousa lesRs b loss ~
axe.." IL sAr,..;.,, .,va.,i,w
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~ There il nowin Paris . diovNhShtoH
foot for the purpose of fbrsakisg down lhs'
cbnstaKtly Increasing isausnes ef ~ 20
men Of The dtsti-asSsas. A ssd;sty ef ,la--
dies, to b called The Isagub Of Hcibst
Womes,". i 70 b erganiisd, 1KS Yhtm.'
bets Of this lsAgus pledge! thtassl!e not
70 patrosiss any sstsblish,ntht whesa tie
dew; nsoads u ksova 70 deal; not 70 .rsnt
any bo1sh At tksatrea tb whick'ths 1tiwi-'
ss0bds b admitted; not 70 oapstAe eoseuIAss
introduced By the dssSssSis1s, II tsis-
yiss y Their .d;rs.. a.s s's.l.'sSs = ~ s.s,
kaoyn % keep nistrellss, eaf "a Qypia'
sagstbtsd sodhthiakof taii Eiia fesf years
aso. vtry isAssctial aathsss. astiep, pol.
itieisai, e.e,, nov hvor - NssIsosI Of
such aIeaguc.
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Air and Sunlight.

1t is one Of the mysteries, by which xs'
arc surrounded, that so many people seem
afraid of the pxre air; one Of Gods best
and choicest blessings, yet so often isdored
by His children. To say nothing Of ths
seven.by-nine sleeping rooms that every
where abound. 60 with he; enter tkis ~
tractivo dwelling. What an atmosphere
meets you at the threshold even! Why;
there is not another living crcaturc-bird,
beast, insect or crawling thing-tkat Would
live for day. inhale the impure air
which human beings do without apparent
ly taking any notice Of its dclctcriops tozt=
sequences. To parents and teachers xe'
make an earnest appeal. For your own
sake, for the sake of the dear children,
who 80 con6dingly trust their lives i'd your
hands, give the matter your earliest attsn-
ton. ...t. .... ,....
Is it any wonder that there are 90 lhaly
pale-faced wives aud daughters, and not :
few book-kcepers and clerks of both sexes
who look as if they had neither seen the
bright sun, nor snuf3cd the fresh aif of
heaven for months. Spending, al they do,,'
most Of their time in close, heated, unven:
tilatcd rooms, going the same rounds Of
domestic duty from day to day, and from
year to year; using the small number Of
mental faculties thus called into play, 70 ths
neglect Of al the others, Why should they
not become frail and sickly? The wonder
is, not that there are 20 many sickly wohhen
and children, but that there are not more
with the present mode Of Lying in most of
our families. Why does tho Kind Father
Of al give Us in such exhaustless measures
the rich warm sunshine, but to impart
strength, vigor, and bounding health: II
comes not alone to develop ana bless the
vegetable kingdom, but also to infus4 life
and activity into the animal and mental
Sunlight, with air and water, arc tho
great agents which God employs to impart
and nourish life. And yet how many ex.
clude almost entirely the sunlight and air
from their dwellings,! Even in churches
and school-roon,s this is too often the case.
Throw open your doors and widows every
day long enough to thoroughly pdfi1y thE
air. Mothers, by allmcans get out Of doors
into the glorious air and sunlight ~ much
as possible. and Be sure to take your child
fen.. If the air be keenly cold be parm'
clad, especially about your feet. arms,
limbs and vitals. IfiHmore tropical climes,
toll among the flowers and in your gardens;
and gather strength from the ckerishine
bosom of Mother Earth And, perchaacs,
hope and thterfdAness ffodf smilinr naturG
all around you shall gil your heart
Dear teacher {: IF your pupils are s4sms
heavy ihd stupid to-day, note whether ths
stoyS Be not red with heat, aud The ais
stiAing for dvypess, aud dsathNiealiig iron
it, .accGmulated impurities. Release The
prisoners, at least for few minutes; TN
them to 60 out toruh and jump; aud your
self throw open windows and doors; an&
you will soon 6nd cheer and brightness ~
turning to alleviate your labon and thsis.
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gHEMAsHlNcroN STANDARD
10 ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY
j0nA MILLER MURPHY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Subscription Rates.
Per annum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . IS W
six months. s....ss..ss..ss w
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
AavertlsiWg Rates :

Uns SQUARE, one In Insertion. V0
Each additional insertion .................. ! W
Business cards, per quarter ............... W
" Liberal deduction will be made in fasor Of
those who advertise four squares, or upwards, BY
the year.
rLexal notices will be charged to the attor.
ey or officer authorizing their insertion.
NJ Advertisements sent from distance, and
transien: hotices.must be accompanied BY the cash
~ Notices Of births, marriages and deaths in
serted free Of charge.
~ Obituary notices, or "poetry" appended to
marriages or deaths, will be charged one.half our
transient advertising rates. We will not hereafter
deviate from this rule.
WyA communications, whether on business
or for publication, must be addressed to the edi.
tor Of the WAsHINGTON STANDARD.
II Blanks, bill-heads, cards, bills Of fare pos
ters, programmes, circulars, catalogues, pamphlets
etc., executed at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-Corncr Of Second and Washington
Streets near the steamboat landing.
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To MAKE CALIcOEs WASH WE'LL
lnfuse three gills Of salt in four quarts Of
boiling water, and put tho calicoes in while
hot, and leave them till cold; in this way
the coIors arc rendered permanent. and
will not fade from subsequent washing.
Sosays lady who has frequently made the
experiment herself. Nothing can be cheap
er or quicker done.
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~ Louisville (Ky.) is our largest in
land tobacco market.
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y A circulating spiritual libnty y TO-
be established in Ssa Francisco. M