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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

TnE " EVENING NEws."-This, SAYS
the Coion;st. is the title of spicy little
paper that made its appearance in this city,
having risen. Phrnix.likc. from the ruins
Of the once prosperous .Morning -Nc~s.
The new paper presents a very neat ap-
pcarance geographically. the ADVERTISE
mcnts and reading matter being set closely
together. In politics it will cspousc the
popular cause. We wish our new cotem.
porary a full measure of success.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

y The effect Of DR.. Walker Vinegar
Bittcrs, ever when taken for its cathartic
properties, are very different from those Of
any other medicine prepared specifically
for that purpose. osl
There Is no nausea or disturbance Of
tho stomach, and instead Of causing any
sense Of languor, or debility, It seems rath:
or to invigorate the whole system,, and
excite the keenest appetite. fears
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

San Francisco Agency.
l., r. Fisher, 20 and q New Merchants Exchange,
is our only authorized agent in San Francisco.
For Eastern advertising, Mr.. Fisher is represent:
ed by s. NJ. Pettingill & Co., Of New York and
Boston.
Agents In tho Atlantic states.
HrpsoS & MENEr, arc the only Eastern Advertis-
ing Agents, with whom VIC do business direct in
the Atlantic States. Office. Il Park Rox. Times
Building, New York City.
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AGENTS FUR THE STANDARD.

tn. following named gentlemen are author
lied to receive and receipt for money due on
subscription to the STANDARD:
~. w. WATT, Victoria, v. l.;
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HOLDEN A. JrpsON, Whidby's Island
T.. A. WILSON, Skokomish.
STEPHEN JrDsON, SteilacoOm;
y. A. LIGHT,
J.. J.. DrRE.v, Cowlitz;
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On the 18th inst, in this county, to the wife OF
DAVID I. DREwRy, a daughter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

l.. :. :. BRIG F.AuNrLERoY.-This
vessel will 60 on the ways at Seattle, in n
few weeks. and undergo a thorough re-
pair. Her planking and timbcrs between
the water line and deck, being rotten, will
be replaced by new lumber. The repairs
involve the necessity Of stripping the brig
entirely Of her rigging. The Department
has allowed $1,000 for the repairs, which
will be made by Mr.. Hammond, who is a
practical shipwright aud a good workman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24
Clubbing with other Pabl1~ . tIss"s.

C1ubbimG with other Publications.
STANDARD and SATURDAY EVENING POsT, 81 "a
" LADIES FRinxD, 4 q
" AMERICAN AGRICrLTCRIsr, 3 81
" AMEk.S STOCK ~JOUR 3 -
The regular rates II these journal. are Post
and Friend, each, 81 80; Agriculturist, 81 -
Stock Journal, 81.
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Editorial Correspondence.
PORTLAND. April

PORTLAND. .APril -Vt", "
| will not attempt " depict the horrors
Of the trip over; language would fail me
we're I to attempt the task. Suffice it to
say that with riding at night. and over the
most miserable road in Christendom. | ar
rivel here much the worse for wear. ]
found the gallant Democracy fully repre-
scntcd BY the delegates from the different
parts Of the Territory. who have assembled
here preparatory to beginning their work at
Vancouver on Thursday next. Every in
,%lication g.cs t" show that the session will
be harmonious. The Radicals are also
represented in good force. They caucns
here tonight, it is said, with the object ON
tho part ofthe ''oritor's" op)Users to induce
him to withdraw his claims for the nomin.
alton.
have met many old friends. citizens Of
this place. chief among whom are Mcssrs.
Hicks. Armstrong. Head. and others, for
merly Of Olympia. The Sound country
engages much public attention, aud all
with whom | have conversel profess a
disposition to rcmoyc to the land If future
greatness.
The Democrats Of Clarke county met
to-day. and nominated a mixed delegation.
supposed t" hc about equally divided be-
tween Lancaster. Moore aud McFaddcn
They also nominated a full county ticket.
The nominees for .Asscmblymcn are Ran
kin, O'Kcanc. Mccall ami Brace.
Mr.. Pcnn"yer has purchased the entire
interest Of Mr.. Wcathcrford in the Herald.
ami is now its sole proprietor, editor and
manager. This secures. beyond pcradven-
turc, the success Of this sterling Democratic
journal.
l witnessed tonight the performance Of
the celebrated actor, Whcatleigh, in the
character Of Our American Cousin" at
the Oro Elmo Hall. a neat little theatre.
the chief place Of amusement in this good
" city. lie was supported hy an excel.
lent company. consisting Of Mrs. Bates
and other prominent a~rtistes.
Several incidents of my trip over, well
worthy of narration, will receive attention
when l return. NJ.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

VANCOUVER, W. T., April 2O.-The
Dcmocntie County Convention mat this
afternoon aud made the following nomina-
tions. Assemblymen, Rankin, O'Keane,
Mccall and Brasee ; Auditor, Hsnry Ca
ples; Sheriff, A. Coffee; Probate Judge,
Joseph Petrain ; Assessor, G. Dosarth
Treasurer, NJ. White; Coroner, Kidd;
School Superintendent, George Coffee;
Commissioners, Wilmot, Palmer and Ora.
ham. Eight delegates we're elected to the
Territorial Convention, supposed to he d.
vided between Lancaster, Moore and Nc.
Fadden. :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23
suoa ships can be built, and can be run 80
economically g to be always profitable.

Suon shlps can be built and can be run 80
economically Is to be always profitable.
This, then, isour position. A Alise ofrsilrosd
is about to be bu,lt which may, when compile
ted, take away much Of our trade, If Charles
ton has then no greater cor nsroial facilities
than she has at this moment. But we can,
by the time that this new line is completed,
have depth Of water on our bar as great
for all practical purposes as that at Port
Roysl, and We can have, besides, q fleet OF
steamships Aon the stocks, or already run
ming, whose province it shall be to connect
Charleston with Europe. With Deep Water
and Direct Trade" Charleston can laugh ct
Port Royal. We have myriad advantages
that no new city can have for many years
to come. But to turn. these advantages to
proper account, and to make the Port Royal
Railroad harmless, we must have more
water on the bar and line Of steamships
Of our own for our import and export trade
With Europe. We should, therefore, 60 to
work at once, and when We have made q
beginning; when We have shown our deter
minstion to succeed; we may fairly ask for
tho %. operation Of corporations whose
business intercourse with our city has been
long and pleasant, and who now only turn
their thoughts to Port Royal because they
ses no active life in Charleston.
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Treasury has now control Of the mouey mar
ket of the country, and that he uses h,s power
only to still further contract the currency, in
crease hard times, buy overdue bonds at $12o,
which BY Law he is entitled to pay at par. there
by taking twenty dollars for every hundred
from the taxpayer and giving it to the bond
holder. The farmer, the merchant and the
manufacturer w;llask why these things are sof
What the causea what the remedy They are
important questions for this fall. They touch
Democrats aad Republicans alike; they rise
above the domain CT mere partisan politics,
and ehould be considered with the calmese
reason, the purest motives and the best judg-
r,ent. In this spirit I shall discuss them as
soon as am aole to take part with my friends
10 the activity OF the canvass. Ofthe result IN
October we need have no fear."
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

THs members Of the various Building
Trade Uuions Of New York have recently
organized Central Union or Confereno.
Committee, to be composed Of delegates
from The different Uaions engaged in the
work Of constructing houses, such as car
psnters, bricklsyers, painters, gas. filters,
plumbers, lsborsrs, masons, So. The asso
citation has been organised by the election
Of officers, and the trades represented are
the house carpenters, etsir-builders, plumb
ers and bricklsyers
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

TIE London Pail Mall Gazette, a journal
whose critical reputation stands very high,
totally dissents from Algernon SwinbTne's
estimate Of Victor Hugo's DhOmms qui Rit
and describes it as "the msddest Of all mad
books ever written by man Of genius" p"
and as being, in one part ct least, "ine1
exposes many technical and historical
bluuders into which the novelist has fallen,
partly through ignorance Of Englsnd," "
and partly through his "dssire to abuse
that country" "-r-s ''-''.---#-'
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miHss,r Giquors, Ctr.
\ L ID WI KiE T..

a. ''W"H 3 KITE IS.
iHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN.
henry HANNIs & CO.. OF Phil .delphia, their
sole agents for the state Of South carolina TO- the
sale OF their celebrated ACME Xxx xxx, xxx,
N"GiAR CAblNEt and o her brands OLD kYr
VIII KIE5.
constant receipt Of. their COPPER DI>rIL Jed
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHIsKIES, direct fro q,
Disslery at HannisvIile, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
Liberal contracts viii bs made for large lots of
new WhiSk1es in bold at Distiler7 Warehouse.
CLACIU- WIrTt,
No. 81 East Bay street,
June 10 wfm3mos Charleston, 8. C..
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August 23

7TNlvERsIrY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IL The next Session will begin on the FIRST Mon.
DAY IN OcTuBER, and continue without 1ntermts-
SION, to the ensung Ju'y.
-nvsnsges are offered at this Institution to Stu
dents in Law ,the graduates being entitled to pr.c-
lice IN the Courts OF thi: state;) IN Me cine the
course OIL ct uctiou being extensive and thorough.
I'll snaElnssrhDsga, nssrhDsga Mathematics. Men:al Moral AID
Political Philosophy. story. Rhetoric, English
Literature, Ancient and Modern Languages, and in
the various Scientific Schools.
Expenses for session. Of nine months: Annual
fee, $5 Library fee, $40; Room Rent fee SIS; uion
fee -; for each of three schools. Sl5; iuitol Ia
Law or Medicine. $50 Board can be hal at SI6 to
$40 per month. BY messing 1t will be less.
For further information. send for Catalogues 10
The Secretary Of the Faculty, Rev O. BRUCE
WALKER, B. W. BtRNWEiL,
Chairman o. Faculty.
Columbia, &. G., August ., 1859.
August6 flnwA
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I1NlVENSITY OF VIRGINiA.--THE
u Session Of this I-stitut!on commences annu.
all, on the first day OF October and continues with
out interruption. iill the Thursday preceding the
four b Of July enSutng
The organization Of the Institution is very COM
pie Q embracing extensive and thorough cnurses
Of instruction In LIrERATURE AND hOfENOE,
and IN the Professions Of Law Mediclrr AID EngI-
neerinS.
he expense Of the Academic or Law Student, eX-
elusive OF the cos' of text books and clothing aud
pocket money, amount to bout S3G5 per ses
s,on Of nine month";; aud Of the Engineering or
Msdical Student to ABOUT 1906 of which sums. re-
spechvelv S220 $3.50 s PAYABLE on 'Iuission, aud
the nalaui e In the progress OF the session.
For details seId for catalogue
PO, university Of Virginia."
s. MAUPIN,
July a limo Chairman OF the Faculty.
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NOR SALE, THE DESIRABLE hEsI.
T. DkNCE, near Hampstead Mall-the House
and Lot No. "a Americs-street one door south o1
Blake, on east side of raid street. The Lot measures
in front on amerca.street 65 feet inches IN depth
$50 feet, more or less, With the Far portion OF the
lot On the south, say - feet - inches On tn
prer ses is substantially uuilt two-lndah half story
wooden iwelling brick foundation containing
FIVE squire rooms, With ga, fixtures in order. q
dressing room, pantry and nnishrd attlcs. and dou-
BILE p'azza all overcJ with heavy tin lately repainr
. and private stairway; also, two story Kitchen
With four 'ooms, ioacnnouse. stable and Hy loft,
&C.; also an extensive cstern, built with lte'tnR
wall, AMI q good well OF choice spring water each
furnished with q modern unp. An open fence IL
'front.'. win ev rgreen hedge, also flower garden in
front, extensive vine OF choice grapes now IN tull
bearing, vegetable garden aud trutr trees compris-
lpg sweet orange, necta Inc. peach, plum: hg, &c.
The leigh orhood Is notorious as he .thy location
Possession can be gwen Immediately.
No. Gillon-street. near Old Poslothce or on the
premises. August 10
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CT. LOUD aOT Ell.

>
rRIs NEW AND CoMNol IoUS HOUSE, LOCAL
ED corner OF Broadwa, and Forty-second-sIreet
possesses advantages over sl other houses tor the
coNmodat;op OF its guests. It WIS built expressly
for arst-cluss family boarding. house-the rooms
being large and en- suite, heated hy sisin-wih hoi
the culinary department is In the most experienced
nands, al. rdiug guests On uneqdalled table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators IL aiso among
the ''modern improvements" and at the service Of
guests 1t all hours.
The Broadway anG University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes. runninI froln the 'fty
Hall to CentrIl Pax, while the sixth an' even:t
avenue ines ore but short block IN eitrer side.
atiordng ample facilities for communicating nth all
cue depois, steamboat landings, nl1ces OF s;rnse.
ment aud business Of the great metropolis.
mUKE d nULLEY, ProprIetors.
March II G. 6n'0s
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while It is possible to retain it, either by
| increasing their speed or decreasing the
cost of carriage. But the Port Royal Rail-
road looks beyond this; and its friends ex-
pect that it will command the whole busi-
ness Of the Vest which may come in by the
Blue Ridge Railroad, all the Western bust
ness coming in by the Chattanooga route,
and all the business which now comes in
from Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi. At
the same tims,J by . line 7ef direct steam
ships, the supplies required by the South
are to be brought into Port Royal hsrbor
and shipped over the new line to their des
tination. To sum up the whole project in q
few words: Port Royal is to be made great
city aud the Port Royal Railroad is to be
made fourishiag corporation, by the Eery
agencies which have always been relied on
TO buildup and increase the business of
Charleston. We are still Of the opinion
that huge land speculation is at the bot
tom Of the Port Royal Railroad scheme
What we have to deal with, however, is the
actual result, aud not the means by which
it may be ACCOMPLISHED. As the matter
now stands, we run some risk of losing
the business and the commercial standing
which we have striveu 80 long to obtain
We should, therefore, prepare at once to
meet our enemy; for assuredly if. we do no'
bulge until the new railroad be open from
Augusts TO the sea, it will then be all too
alta. to strengthen the position of Charles
ton. ..
= The main arguments advanced in favor
Of Port Royal are thstit has .Dsep Water,
and by reason Of its desp water can soon
have, Direct Trade, in the shape Of line Of
arst class steamships running between Liv
erpool;aud Port Royal This is the essence
of all that csHi' be said in favor Of the new
scheme. Charleston is pronounced too
small 0pr wharyes, our factors, our mer
chants, our commercial prestige, our estab
lished reputation as cotton market, ooun,
for naught with these Port Royal people
They declare that: it is easier to convert q
rice plantation into commercial metropo
'hs than to give Charleston deep Water and
Direct Trade" Here do We join issue with
he sdvoca'es of Port Royal City and the
Port Royal Railroad.
We take it for granted that with mode
rate and steady ourl.y Of money the dep'h
Of water OH Charleston bar can be so deep
ensd that ships with freight room of 5000
bales can be brought in upon any ordinary
tide. All our information points to the CON
clusion that We Can, if we are willing to
pay for it, have as much water on our bar
s,he largest chips require. Aud we pre-
sumo that no one will deny that Charleston
narbor, once entered, is as safe aud as com
modious as any other harbor on the South
Atlantic coast With money, then, we can
have Deep Water; but what can we say for
Direct Trad! Last season We had line of
steamships running with regularity. and
dispatch between Charleston and Liverpool,
and the same steamships or similar on .
will run on the same line this fall. Tnis,
however, Is but temporary measure.
What we most want is line of steamships
Of fair speed, large capacity and light draft.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

IT rs SAID that prepsralious are being
made for beginning the tunnelling work Oh
the Blue Ridge Railroad
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

LATE CHANGES MAZE IN THIS GIN AD,PTs
II to tue cunning o. UPLAND Or1ON. The use OF
it, fex. This cotton last season proved that it
enhanced the value OF the Cotton 1t does not n.
jure the staple in the slightsst degree
Plarters will find II TO their sdvan age and are IT,.
eated 10 ex'mine into this Gin particularly those
who have pls.,ei the finer grades OF Up,and Cotton
be sin has 'en IN use upon the 80 Island 20 ton
for over deen years. and its reputation for that cot
ton fully established. apply to
O.. WILL NJ 3. HENERtY,
Machlnlst and Foundry.
Au"ust IL wfm1mo No. 9l4 Meet'ng-street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

IT Is T, ported in Radical circles that the
total receipts Of taxes at the State Treasury
to da'e ar. $438 QUO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

q . U II n Z RS
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PURIFY SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets Jniy L. 1863. $50. 900
DIVIDEND DECLARED. FORTY PER CENT.
IN URRs LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS Lo5iE> Its principal business is with
Southern -tates and to them It appeals tor patron
age. 1t has ample means to fully protect pol
crs aud pay all losses.
JuHN GoRDoN P iesid mt.
d. II. HILL, ;. q. COLQCIfT, vics Presidents.
A. AU,rELL. E. HOLLAND, Finsrce committee.
W. q. M0RRTs, 81 cretary.
BOARD OF DIBEcroRs.
atlanta Ga-JoHN B. Con; ON, A. AusrRLL, E. ".
HOLLAND. J. F. ALEXANDER, J. Il. CALLAwAY, J. N.
JOHNSON.
Athens. CAB. @. YAncEY, BENZ. Il. HILL. ROB.
EFT IHoMAs
Columbia, 9. C.-WADE HAMPTON.
Augusta. Ga &C PHIs1zY.. EDWARD THOMAS.
Madison, CAD. E. PUrLEB
Washington, Gs.-RoBERr ToohBs.
Cuthbert, CAB j. sMTH.
Newton, ia "a. H. CoLQUrTr.
Charlotte. v. C-WM J HNsroN.
Allcn6ale s C-B. L. WuLINGHAM.
Greensboro. N C.-W. a. ALDwELL.
J. II. MILLEK, General Agent.
ACGU ITA, GA.
s.Y. UPPER, Resident Agent,
CHARLESTON. 8. C.
H ". EEsACssURE. II. D., Medical Examiner.
August 10 p4o 2mos
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VIZ AsHIN GTON COLLIE 0E,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
PRESIDENT, GENERAL B. E. LEE,
.
AIDED By YuLL CORPS OF PROFESSORS.

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS sRpTEMBER 1erH,
1859, and closes Ju, Q l5th, 1870.
In addition 70 the regular Collegiate Course, tho
''ro'essional schools of Law and Civl and Miniug
Engineering, are IN full operation.
Secessary expenses from $500 to 1915.
For tataiogne, address j NJ. LEIGH,
July 10 limo Clerk Of Fac3lty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23
gro HGIA
MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON, GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital. L.......,.......S5 $500. 900

FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct bv charter. 900 paid into the In
surance Depar ment Of Georgia according to Law
for the benefit of the assured in this Company
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentlemen OF
Georgia.
purely Southern Company, allowing only six
per cent OF its earDings TO the stockholders; the
rest Of the profits divided among the Policyholders
on the G. ntrlbution plan.
Fire Department has been in successful opera
tion for SIX months, aud has already accumulated
handsome assets
Lite Department in full and successful operation,
and vieing wita old companies in its success.
All Of its Policies non-torfe,table. and Of every
description OF Life and Endowment, together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No RESTRICTIONS upon travel, place Of residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men.
Loans half Of lis premiums. No notes taken.
oFFIcERs:
W. LAYTON President.
J.C. MoBrRNLY, Vicp.President.
r. ]. LIGHTFOoT. secretary.
O F. DocAY. constituting uary.
P. q wRIGaT. Examining Physician.
This Company is now prepared to axe risks either
In the Fire or Lite Departments, aud soicts share
Of the patronage OF the city and state.
j. @. aOLML.s. Jr..
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local anl Travelling agents wanted In oil carts OF
the sta'e. Liberal commissions allowed, or Q SAL
ary II preferred. Applications to ba. made TO
J. G HOLMES. Jr. General Agent, No. IS Broad
street. Charleston, S. @.
July al p1o wfm
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gOlrH.
gOlrls.
HAA Il l. e 3 r ON II OF e l.,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CARoLINA

THIS EIRsT.cLAse HorlL. SITUATED IN A
peasant locauoa and in the business portion Of the
eit, renders It the most desirable Hotel for either
permanent or TRANSIENT guests. he accommodations
fu nj he'd ap .rtmepts 10. fmes stnsle gentle
men The proprietor will endeavor 10 ma,ntatn the
hish reputation joyed by the charleston" as
nlstclass house, ana no effort viii be sared to de-
fore bestowed upon Il
The best Of Live accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment.
The house / ruppied with the celebrated arte
sian Water OF winch deie eh,ful ba'hs cau be bad
either day or night +. b. ~'K'Oh,
July Is Proprietor.