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Personal Intelligence.

General r. F. Butler arrived yesterday morning
ut the Asior House and left last evening by the
twenty minutes past nine O'Clock train for Boston,
LII the Of conversation he ayerred that the
statement published by certain republican news
paper about his views the Alabama claims was
wholly unauthorized and does not represent his
Ideas that question. The General was very retl-
cent on this subject, but upon being questioned
whether a beHt might arise between this
country and Great Britain out OF the Alabama con-
Eoversy he minated that he will take decided
stand on this question and urge the settlement OF
Dur claims upon the government OF Great Britain.
Mr.. A. b. Mullett superintendent OF the Govern
menr Works. has arrived rom Washington and Is
Stopping at the Aston House.
Mr.. Edwin l.. Stanton. son Of the late Secretary
OF War, arrived yesterday morning nj the Aston
House and left last evening for Washington.
Paymaster a. II. Gilman, Lieutenant Commander
G. +. Schmiiz Surgeon K. I. Maccoun anu A. M.
Stewart, Secretary Of the Admirals Stan, OF the
flagship Delaware, are soJourning at the Astor
House.
MIR. John r. oy, President OF the Michigan Central
Railroad, arrived yesterday afternoon from Detroit
for the purpose Or attending the trial OF the $50
bonds robbery case He is staying at the st. Nicho
las Hotel.
Colonel John Pu,ferd United States Army, is stop.
ping at The Metropolitan Hotel. The Colonel Is on
pleasure tour ana will return in few days to his
home IN the West.
Senator Creamer is becoming aristocratc and has
Engaged rooms at the Everett House.
MIR. Il. Nj. WhIpple, OF Chicago is al the Everett
House. lie Is the inventor OF an oil application for
propeling steamboats, and locomotives, and has
nlready nctted the modest sum Of ST. goo 900 by his
patent.
Lieutenant Commander C. NJ schoonmaker. or the
United States flagship Delaware has landed on
terra H'nla, after four years cruise and is now en-.
)oying the Inequalities Of the Everett House.
Judge Bel, vi Texas, who has been soournng Mt
the Everett House. LEFT yesterday evening for Boston,
bud VIII return In a few days.
| Judge Foot arrived yesterday from Geneva N, Y
ana took up quarters at the Clarendon Hotel where
DC Will remain for some time
Mr. james NJ. Cavanagh, M. c., and lady. OF Mon.
Cana, arrived yesterday morning at the Fifth Avenue
0Rote.
| Major General Jefferson &c. Davis Is among the
guests OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
! Mr.. Stanton whitney, = wealthy merchant OF CAL
cutta, lnla, VINO recently returned to this country
On visit 10 his trends in Boston, is now staying ut
the Hoffman House, where he Will remain few
days preparatory To his return to india.
| MIR. Horace Maynard, NJ. G., the well known Ten
nessce Uniontst, is at the Hoffman House. and will
probably make long stay Of 1t.
I General IL. W. Carpenter, OF California, ana Dr.
Walker. OF the British army, at Bengal India, are
amoug the arrivals at the ST. James HOTEL
II Mr.. S. SANFORD, NJ. c., OF Amsterdam N, Y, Is ut
the ST. James Hotel.
! Senator Cassidy from California. and Senator
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ture, the provision being TIA, the Sisters
should raise an equal sum from other sources.
Unless this can b, accomplished the asylum
cannot be maintained; because the fame of
its good works, while it will not support it,
brings hundreds more destitute waits of
humanity to the door. We hope, therefore,
that the good Sisters will be able to raise the
required amount, and great deal more, by
this fair. TIE boundless liberalty of our
citizens, combined with the sweet ministra-
lions of tn, ladies and the blessing of God,
ought to accomplish all that is desired for this
most excellen. charity.
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cisco.
Official returns made to the Bureau OF
Statistics show that the total number OF imm-
grants arriving ut the port of New York during
the quarter ending September 80, 1870, was
81, 1877, Of whom 80, l75 were males and %, 022
females IL, 725 were under twelve years Of
age, 80, 204 were from fifteen to forty years
old, and G, 26S were over forty. Great Britain
sent 81, 529 The immigrants from the German
States and from Sweden, Norway and Denmark
outnumoer those from Ireland France sent
$50, among whom it is probable that compare
lively few sought to escape military service,
while many, doubtless, belong to that class of
eXperts-siilled workmen-who, when de-
stroyed by war, can be replaced only by loag
years of peace. Some of this class were
Induced to come here by American houses,
which foresaw how liable their regular supply
of importations from France were to be cut
off by the war; The majority of the European
Immigrants were, as usual, laborers, being
10, POS in number; ,202 were merchants, 900
mechanics, l,oJl FARMERS, oiZ miners llndlcat-
ing the increased demand created by the
development of American mines), II clergy
men, 80 physicians, II engineers, AZ jewellers,
AZ arts 8, &c. The occupations of 1888
men and OF co. $50 women were not specified
an omission OF serious statistical Importance.
While only three immigrants arrived at New
York from China and Japan-surely not
enough TO alarm John Swinton and the other
opponents OF Chinese immigration-2, 593 of the
8,l72 immigrants who arrived at the port Of
San Francisco during the three months pre-
ceding the sob of September were Chinese.
They were mostly laborers, and they will. find
enough work TO do.
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TELbCRAPHlC NEWS
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
-
German National Consolidation
in Rapid Progress.
Austria Specially Friendly to
Italy.
GERMANY.

Badon and Hesse Within tho Family Fold
Prussian Parliamentary Parties.
BERLIN, NOV. 90, 1870.
The treaty admitting the States OF Baden and
Hesse INFO the North German Confederation has
been signed. The details Will be adjusted by con-
ference wi hin fortnight.
Jne result: OF the Prussan elections is as foows-
Conservatives l2a; free conservatives, SO; old lber
ais, 2o national liberals, lo4 left centre, 49, Fort
schrtt, Al; Poles, 10; particulars, O; Catholics 49,
and underlined, %.
Bismarck Will be represented In the North German
Parliament by He. r DelbrGck.
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ft,csovs ASSAULT on A POLICE OFFICER.

Yesterday afternoon as officer Thomas German,
or the Nineteenth precinct was engaged in dlspers
ing mob OF young rulans in Forty seventh street,
between First ana Second avenues. he was attacked
by them and cut severely on the head by brick,
thrown by one OF the mob. His wound was dressed
by police surgeon PURIFY. Subsequently Thomas
Kina, Nineteenth ward runian, and AleNander
McAeer, aged nineteen years, OF that ward, were
arrested by officer Cleary and held on the charge u
participation IN the assault upon The officer, whose
wounds are OF serious character.
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AUSTRIA.

Parliamentary Allegiance to the Crown
Debate the Address.
VIENNA. Nov. 90, 1870.
The debate on the address TO the Crown has CON-
menced in the Lower House OF the Rechsratn.
The Polish delegates appreheDding msconstruc-
ton OF their motives. desised from opposition. The
Tyrolese deputies adopted the same policy SINH
lar reasons.
Alter long debate q the Lower House the adj
dress was carried sy q vote OF 90 to 6l.
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CHURCH DEDICATION in ChCINsATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20, 1870.
The st. PAM Methodist Episcopal church was
dedicated this morning In presence OF an immense
audience The Rev. J. A. NJ. Chapman, OF Boston,
preached in the forenoon, and DR.. Hatfield OF Chi.
cago, preached tonight. rho edince 10 one OF the
finest Methodist churches In the country, and cost
exclusive 0i the lot, 100000.
The corner stone OF the first Presbyterian church
at Covington KY, was laid yesterday with imposing
ceremonies. the Masonic order participating.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-21
CRIME IN KENTUCKY.

Sad State Of Morals In Louisville Sixteen
Indictments for Murder Before the Courts.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 90, 1870
The November term or the Jefferson county Cir
cult Court commences tomorrow.
The criminal list Is almost without precedent In
the judicial history OF the county. Sixteen persons
are indicted for murder whose cases come up this
term, and IN addition to these there nunloer Of
other cases OF MURDER which have not been acted
upou.
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ITALY.

Special Imperial Compliment from Austria.
FLORENCE Nov. 20. 1870.
The Austrian Ambassador asks for special audi
cnce with the King for the purpose OF rendering the
congratulations OF MS government the election OF
the. Duke OF A0sta to the throne OF Spain.
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SIX SLABS N ONE BODY.

At fifteen minutes before Six O'Clock an alteration
occurred at the corner OF Sixyfr street and Third
avenue, between John Burns, OF No 1j6 East Forty.
second street, laborer; Philip MCGUIRE laborer No.
1888 Third aveuue, and John Ferries quarryman,
whose residence Is not given. In the ARRAY Burns
received SIX severe STAB wounds about the head and
Dody. lie was removed TO the fhty-ninth street
station house, where his wounds were dres by
Pohce Surgeon Purdy. who sent him 10 Bellevue
Hospital In charge OF Dr. Nichols bur hopes are
were arrested by officers Ferguson and Fitzpatrick
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"a Genuine Weather strip Like Rocburk'~
excludes wind or storms from any budng.n % Fu-
Ir.nl
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BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI.

Census Of Kansas Immense Resources Of the
state-The Prsiries SwarminK with Bull
fai0-A Colored Preacher Murdered.
TOPEKA, Nov. 90, 1870,
The republican majority IN the State will exceed
100000 The Legislature stands los republicans, 10
democrats and settlers.
The official census returns give Kansas popula-
ton OF 3534,s. with Forts Riley and Larned to hear
from, which VIII add about 400 more. The value
OF farms and farm property In the State Is over
900, and the value OF the live stock Is over
s2S,ooo0o0. The amount OF grain raised last year
was nearly 24,0 900 bushels.
Parties from the West yesterday state that for
sixty miles out beyond Ellis the country Is literally
covered with BUFFALO, They ar IN droves OF 700 or
300 eacn and range within gunshot OF the railroad.
They came up nom the South, and their appearance
In such numbers AZ this season OF the year Is un-
precedented.
BurretL Scales tcolored), Baptist minister, was
murdered near here Oh Thursday. Mrs. Scales wife
OF the murdered man, and young colored man
named Lewis Ward, were arrested on suspicion and
committed Tor trial.
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Srccifi. for All Kidney Diseases Found IN
Misssquoi Water. fresh supply received.
J, r. uESRY, No. q College plaza.
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A.-Uerrine's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner MURRAY s.rs5S
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UNION SQUARE,

having removed to their Store, now Offer their entire
importation for the Holidays. Selected expressly FOR lhss
opening.
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J Reg 70 Inform the Pubic TINT I Have
store 53 Broadway for the purpose of exhibiting
BUGkSKIN UNor RGAEMeSrS for
ladies' gentlemen the most able popular
garment Warranted to be as Represented or
money refunded. SEAMAN Fl&LD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-21

ROYAL Havana tortery.- supplemrufary de-
termined by the drawings OF Tho Royal Havana Lottery
For into nation, &C., address MciNTIR LUTH, CO BID
Canal, la Chatham and $40 Greenwich streets
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70 .entlcncn.-A splendid stock of Over
ana Under Coainss, Pans and order gar
ments nj low prices J. w MCKINLEY, MERCHANT Taiior
bbp broadway corner Pr!ucAstrect
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Bleaching, CLEANING and Dyeing.-tsHrd,s
Offices g24 Broadway 1S9 Broome street, OF Broad
way, and III Eighth avenue. Ladies aud gentiemen's
Apparel cleaned IN q passed la America
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FIRES.

Disastrous Fire i'm BaItimore-One Fireman
Killed md IwO Severely Injured.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20, 1870
fire occurred in Fegner's tobacco factory 90
and 92 South Charles street, this morning, to-
tally destroying 1t, involving q loss OF $4,000 on
stock and $4,000 on the building and machinery.
II is insured for 500 500, OF which $4,000 Is in the
Fulton, of New York, and the remainder In home
companies
The building adjoining Felgner's No. So, occupied
by J. d. N. A. Berry, general commission mer-
chants FELL involving loss OF $4,000 partially In
surcd. No. SO. occupied by James O'Donnell as a
confectionery store, was damaged 5000; fully in
sured. The olive House. adjoining Felgner's on the
south, was damaged 500; no insurance.
John HAYES, a fireman, was crushed beneath the
falling debris and killed Fire Inspector Holloway
was buried beneath the ruins Jour hours. bus es-
capped without serious injury, and 0'Donnell, who
occupied No. SO, had leg broken.
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loyal Havana Lottery .-Prizr, Paid in
gold Information Furnished The hi hest rates rs,s TO-
Doubloons amt al kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAILOR \ CO., Bankers, 10 " AL street New YORK
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Died.

DuMAHAUT.-On Sunday, November 20, ADELE DE
BoUssIAC, reiict OF Nicholas Dumanaut Ill the 77tu
year Of ner age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For Other Deaths zee Eighth Pcge.l
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BASE BALL.
NEW ORLE

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 90, 1870.
The Mutuals, OF New York, arrived here this
morning and played game this afternoon with
the southerns OF this city. The following 10 the
SCORE
INNINGS.
Clubs La 81 ri az. 5g 6b Tn 6h Oh.
sUSshssn.. ...... "a SS Ss s-S
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A Cnrj.-Ti1any IL Co.,

A.-FOr Stylish aud Elegant Hat 60
to ESfENSCBEID, Manufacturer, No. ll8 Nassau strot
Yrlrn IL
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Whit Mineral waters Va ". n Usfr~ General
Depot for A>inrl Waters ou- ~ Chambers ssasI
br0adwnA
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The Helena, Big Horn and Cheycnn Rail-
rOad.

Tne heienas big Horn aud Cheyenne Kali.
HELENA, Montana. Nov. 20, 1870.
AT q meeting OF the Helena, Big Horn and Chey-
enne Railroad and Telegraph Company, held here
yesterday afternoon, the following named were
chosen trustees for the ensuing year:-Messrs b. r.
Potts, Il ID. Washburn, L. r. Hauser l.. b. Church,
L. Hershfeld, q. G. Huntley, James M0ar. J. A..
Wen and w. E. Cullen. Governor y. i. Potts was
elected president; George II. ID. Washburn vice
president; l.. III. Hersnneld. cashier, ana W. 8.
Cullen, secretary. Arrangements beng made
for an early commencement aud vigorous prosecu.
ton OF the work.
An Adventures In st. LOus-Petiii0n in
Bankruptcy.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 90 1870.
Mrs. Fred Kunz, OF Erie. Pa, who ran away with
Christian Keller few days ago, taking $500 OF her
husbands money. was Cvertaken here to-day and
Induced to return home.
Horace b. Claim Co., OF New York. have petit
toned the United States District Cou-t here have
Hart, Helmcr5 q Worries OF this city adudged
bankrupts. Clafin Co. calm about SIT 600.
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Smoking TOOacrO-Thc BE =, I'm the Market.
at the lowest rates, ut sURBRUGs, l0i Ful.sn street.
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Burning OF WoolIen MIL in Boston.
BOSTON, Nov. 20, 1870.
A fire in Maiden last night destroyed the woollen
mill OF David Dyers with contents, including yalua.
bic machinery Loss estimated at $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-21

LIFE AND ALONE. Boston: Lee Shepard.
ellie and Alone" Is a much better work than can
be found In the ordinary run OF seml-r eigious
novels. 1ne anonymous authoress-we take the
liberty of supposIng the writer TO be woInan--ds-
plays marked powers OF depicting character. al
though 1t must be said tina, her heroine. Euith Mer
ton, is one OF those girls never saw in real life
She Is altogether an Ideal being but still which
VIII command the interest OF the reader. The OBJ
Ject OF the story Is 10 nculcate moral principles; to
demonstrate that punishment Is finally meted to the
wrong doer no matter how many years justice may
permit him to live ttpunsnei. There is nothing in
the book, however, OF the stereotyped moral sentl-
men,s and reflections which make most religious
novels bores and terrors to all but melancholy Puri-
tancal mortals The style of writing Is pure ana
agreeable. We recommend the book as worthy OF
perusal.
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Bu ming Of Netherlands Warehouse in PhiIa-
delphin.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20, 1870.
Mcfarland Brothers & Co.'s large paper and rag
warehouse, In Decatur street, together with Two
other warehouses; were destroyed by fire last night.
Mcfarland Co. y loss Is estimated at S4O,O00. Tho
Insurance Is SIS, 900. Fisher Co.'S loss cannot be
estimated but 10 Is covered by insurance. The
Keystone paper box factory loss Is $4,000; insured
III the Etna Insurance Company of Hartford
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LITE UR E. .
Works OF Fiction.


The MYSTERY or EDWIN BROOD. BY Charles
Dickens. New YORK: Harper a. Brothers.
TIE SANE New York: ID. Appleton Go.
Death struck cruel blow to literature when it
took away Dickens before the completion OF this
novel; In The Mystery OF Edwin Dr0odn the great
novelist Tad entered into q new field. We cannot
81 that In tine fragment before US the characters
drawn are superior to those which have made his
oief WORKS iamous for they are not, perhaps equal
10 such conceptions as he found In "David Cop
perileld," "Dombey anu Son" "Martin Chuzzlewit,u
"Nicholas Nickleby," &c. But this novel promised TO
be more finished and more artistic than any OF the
novels In the whole range OF Dickens works What
itlacks IN easelor 1t bears undoubted evidence or
care ana labor--ls more than made up In the
constructive skill displayed. The haul OF a great
artist Is seen In every chapter From the opening
scene, where the opium smokers are described. to
the last lines, written but few minutes before the
author died, the story Is Of absorbing Interest. No
person can read the fragment without feeling the
deepest regret that the mystery must remain mys-
terry forever, and that we must never know what
fate beleu Edwin brood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-21

WRHATHs OF FRIENDSHIP New Iork Thomas
O'Kane), written by 7. ). Arthur, the well known
author contains numerous stories and poems intend
ed for small Children all OF which arc excellent
both IN matter and style.
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Among the books belonging TO the well known
sLa&e Shore Seres' DO ton: Lee Shepard) "Bear
and Forbear; or, the Youag Skipper OF Lake Cayu-
ga,n OF the best Oliver Optic the author, has
made reputation as a writer OF Juvenile works,
and we need only say that this IL written by him to
insure II q favorable reception.
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Great Fire In Baidwinsvilles N. Y.-Loss
100000.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 20, 1870.
About one O'Clock this morning IRE broke out
in the village Of BaldwinsvilIe twelve miles north
OF this city. Almost the entire southern portion OF
the village is reported destroyed. Among the struc-
lures burned several large hour mills. Loss
about $lO0,000
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The PRovERB SERIES by Kate J. Nicely aud Mrs.
Bradley. Boston Lee Shepard.
We have received the last three volumes Of this
saries u juvenile works, cntiued "a Wrong Con-
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fessed IL Half Redressed" written by Mrs Bradley.
ana factions speak Louder than Words" and 200
Good Turn Deserves Another" both written py Kate
j. Nicely. The titles OF these stories sufficiently ex-
plain their object. All are written In peasans
style. Each story Is full OF Incidents and Is credita
Bile 70 the writer as q literary Production.
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LITTLE PRuDy's FLYAwAy SERIES. BY Sophie Nav.
Boston: lee Shepard.
We have received two volumes OF this series, one
entitled "Prudy Keeping House' and the other
"L,ttle Folks Astray." Both are good. Sophie May
writes as II possessed or an intimate acquaintance
with the literary tastes Of children as from peru
sal OF her entertaining little volumes. we have nc
doubt she does.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-10-29

The bombardmeut Of Schlestadt csm.
menced on the 18th. Many houses have
been burned.
Tours, Oct. 24.-The Government has
faith enough in the story Of the butchery
of prisoners at Scissors to institute an in.
quiry. -. ..s .4t.t: s.so
The Prussians have rctrcated from St.
Aubin, going toward Laon.
The French papers indignantly dccry
England's motives for Intervention, and
give her no credit. aA
Gambetta is praised for activity ia or.
ganizing armies, etc. ..,.E.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-10-29

LooL AT THE RUINS Aye, look at
the ruins of what once were magnificent
sets of teeth, to be seen everywhere in So
ciety. Look at them, and ask yourself if
tbs not marvellous that such destruction
is permitted, when, by simply using Soxo.
dent, any teeth, howerer fragile, may be
preserved from decay or blcnish as long as
life lasts I? - ~'rF 9 y r. Z z ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-10-29
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist Z
package of SEA MOSS FAR1NE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity Of Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes q
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-10-29

~ The Post Office has been removed
to the new building on Fourth street, in
the rear Of the Olympic Hotel. The neat
Office is neat and cosy, and reflects much
credit upon Mr.. Munson, who designed it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-10-29

A GENCY of tho United Anaheim Wine
IN Growers Association 10 At Rothschild Il
Go. s, where q full stock Of their different
wines con always be found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-10-29
A Glorious Changed! y
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storatiye is the sheet-anchOr Of
the feeble and debilitated. As q
tonic and cordial for the aged
and lansuid, it has mo- equal
among stOmachics. As q remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub
ject, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate, or frigid, 1t acts
as q specific i'm every species Of
disorder which undernnines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-10-29

gss"If you wish the very best CABINET
PnoTOGRApHs, you must call on BRAD
LEY e. RULoFsoN 429 Montgomery street.
San Francisco.