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PANIC m A OnunoH,: There was nm an
niveradry celebration in the Second Mo-
ravian CHURCH, at tile corner OF Franklin
md Thompson streets, last evening.
the church was Giled With men, women
and children, o rnmor was circulated that
the building waHin on unsafe condition,
and was likely fo. fall pt, any moment.
Persons began TO leave, and this caused
q panic. A rush was made for the doors
and windows, and ladies' screamed and
some tainted. Tie excitement was very
grent for short; time, and several per-
sons were slightly injured. After m ost
of the audience had got safely OIL to the
pavement it was found that the story was
only hoax started by parties who had
been unable to gain admittance to the
church. Some OF the people returned,
and the exercises were continued with
out further interruption.
Philadelphia BuNetin, 9Lh.
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Intelligence Office,

Intelligence Office,
Composite Masonic HAIL.
WJE call the attention OF the citfzess of
w Columbia and vicinity to the fact that
NO haye purchased the interest OF BEARD &,
ORCHARD in the above institution, aud will
give attention strictly to it's demands. Males
ar females wishing employment OF any kind
can be supplied by calling, or sending in their
names AMI residences and announcing their
wants. The desires of employere will be i'm.
mediatcly taken notice Of. 'Rentors and those
wishing to rent will be provided for. Tho
collection OF Accounts will be pursued, Bonds
negotiated, and sales OF Real and Personal
Property made. LEE d SMITH.
JuDc3 +
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Claret OH Draugilt.
Boots and Shoes.

MJEhro now prepared to show an entire
w new and fresh stock OF tho above goods,
bought firott from first hands. We shall Tn.
dcayor to give satisfaction to all WHO deal
with us in tiIeso goods, and at all times guar.
antee our pricts. r. q. SILVER 4 co.
June 3
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OUR SAMPLE BUREAU

Is a success, and we are now distributing
Goods over the entire State through its
agency. The most careless observer cannot
but SEQ the great advantages to be derived
from dealing with n live house, like ours,
where everything is kupt moving by System
and order-whcrc no extra profits are tackled
on to pay idle hands. OF course, we can and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive
proof ID, that We sell moro Goods than all the
rest added together. That is tho proof.
The people know where to buy cheapest, and
lot the stranger follow tho great public. In
buying, lot them follow those who know
r. C. SILVER & CO. "
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American tht4lllge hes.

4htG1kl0cnCGs f'
GHARnnaron. al 5nnie. ID Arrived.
steamer Falcon. Ba}t}moIe;- sohoopers
@. H:1Eeton'arfd t9affhs e5mery,, Balti-
more. sailed..Isa6el : 2 Bostoh; brig ".
HRsrkss Nsv. York. 80 Z l.;e:
acsooner Gs Hattie Gqomls.N New York.
on the :nert-bark American iIE.iioy IE.iioyd ds,
NEW YonK, Jauo 1O.-At jerome
tor. thirteen started. ChiIlicoths i s won won !:
time; 2.18i5. Belmont stakes, i three
years old; mile.. FIVE fntlongs, Harry
BAsaet won; time, q 26.., The race at
donbleteam, lfor is2, 900, Honest sAllen
ing MSsiESi ia bIasy Ss As'iy Bsifsess
and Jessie Wales, Darkness- opd Jesaie
Wales we're fAvorites, hutWeta Nth dtawu'
otter the first heat, In which they had
second placs; time o:8l1S; G30, 2.28.
prelnidm $500, Ham ba3a Won, d S. s. 5. 10: 10;
Defender second; Judge Durreli third.
Eight ran. The fourth and last race
was a steeple' chase, open to alt t.nges,
welter weights; about two and a aalartor
miles, premium $500, won by OYSTER
man, Jr.; time, 5. l2;, Tammany second.
TORONTO. June 10.-A long discussion
took place last evening in the Synod of
the Churoh of Scotland in Canada on
the proposed Presbyterian union. The
resolution was unanimously adopted.
The resolution. 'embodyiDg three arti-
cles, forms the basis of the union.
BRAMpToN, June 10.-The eighteenth
annual Conference OF the Primitive
Methodist Church isnow in session here,
and is the largest asscmblage OF this
church ever held in Canada. Two very
distinguished ministers from England
were present-Rev. Samuel Autliff. Of
the General Missionary Society, repre-.
sentative Of the English Conference, aud
Rev. y; GhtteYy, g! Wclyerhsmpton,
one OF .tha most. eloquent and distin-
guished OF English ministers, who has
come to resfdeas d primitive Methodist
minister. :. fi,1. ~ -ii 'ra !t!' :
BALr1Mont; June II. The steam er
Mss v hs hptastoy aess fasnea Eav aoo9 s ss nsr
~ 6aS ,y we ahSaAAlea SAl5 off With but little
New, YopK, June 11.-Seward and
SAY ERANglsgof June H.--Mrs. Fair s
death warrdnt has been signed and is in
tbaAands of The. sheriff. The. activity
in the wool market continues; 1ow'goods
area nlmost exhausted. Immense do.
p9slts o.. cannel coal have been discover
ed'in Alaska. 49,
NEw HAVEN, Conn, Juno 12.-Seven
members of the Typographical Union
here have been arrested, on the charge
OF conspiracy against newspapers Tie
printers were bailed. Tho parties are
determined to fake tho matter to the
highest court. Jp 81.
RocHRsTRn. N. Y, Juno 12.-Edwnrd
Harris, of Mobile, Ala, drowned him
self in the Genosee River,a: The body
has not been found. ~
CHICAGO, juno 12.-Hon. freeman
Keys, of Vermont, died hero to-day.
BosfoN, Juno 12.-The bark Heroine
hence for Wilmington, N. G., returne ed
With her bowsprit lost. She came il
contact with an unknown bark.
SELMA, Ala, juno 13.-The Supeyin
tendent of Public Instruction Of Ain
bama invites tho Alumni Of the Uni
versity of Alabama to meet, Jnno 2l, a.
Tuscaloosa.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-The steame,
China has arrived. She brings flftecr
Japanese students. She picked upe
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HENRY T. HELMB0LD,S;
oncj 'compo4nd Fluid BxEaot .Sp : & ss.:4.
G e. r 4 WB a CRAP Il PIT I I!H.

GAIA W B a CRAP + PI LEB:
Component Parts-Fguid Extract Rhtharb a,ia
E1utd Bxtraot Cata,oba Grape Juice. g
Aeotionss sssk er "a sftSus !gs, H,s.aasbN s.a9Se
Costiveness, etc. Purely: Vegetable. contain.
Ing no Mercury. Minerals or leteriQps Drugs.
TheaePilis are. the niost d2liphtYn,,v "A
SAINT purgativd, a6persedipg castor oil. s1its!
mAgnesia, etc There is nothing more 40,
cePtable TO the stomach. They give .tone.
81, and ctuse neither nauses nor grfpipg pSins.
they are composed Of the fines. snSTedfe
after Few days use Ut them, sucfi m fiivieo.
ration of'the entire system takee place as to
appear miraculous to tAe,weak and dencr vatod
wne.asr y @ nrising from imbrndence or disease.
Il. ~. Heimbolds Compound Fluid Extract
Catawba Grape Pills are not sugar.coated,
from the fact that sugar. r.ootted Fills do NOT
dissolve. but pass through tho stomach with.
out dissolying, consequently do not produce
tho desired effect. The OATAWBAGRAPE
PILLS, being pleasant I'M taste and odbf. do
not necessitate Their ss;h5 u 4Agat.c coated.
Price fifty cents per box. ~ ',n.- 81 -
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Choice Hams. &c,

I CST received, supply of the celebrated
- Orange" brand HAMS. email sizes. Also
splendid English PICKLES, tmixcd.) Chow
chow, iiccaiili, &c. a supply of choice
Family Supplies alKays on hand.
juno ii 9 H. ID. SENN & SON
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. II " GOOD S s. ;.

OF domes,ic. French ai;d rnelli;sh masnuiao-
ture, which We guarantee. at all timee, to sen
IS low. II not at less prices, than any housa
In Columbia. 1buying our.. Goods from the 5
largest and moat celebrated establishments
y Y the United States. And as ,Ye. desire to
please all, we have now in our house the
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60 Rent.

A DESIRABLE STORE. on Main street,
"a near tho corner of Dlandins. Forterm
apply to DR.. John Lynch, or
Feb 90 HENDRIX & BRO.
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Coal! Coall!l Coal!!!

THE undersigned has made arrangements
l. with parties 10 Charleston, and is pro-
weight, cash on delivery. Orders left Mt
Greenvillo Railroad Office over South Caro-
linn Bank and Trust Company, promptly at
tended to. THOS. J. MOORE. Agent.
june 10 1mO
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Just Received.
GEORGE PAGE & CO..

GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
No. ". Shroedcr Street, BaNin.orc, Nd,
Manufacturers OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Patent Improved. Portable
CIIsCU LAR SAW MILLS.
GANG, MULA Y AND SASH SAI MILLS,
(NRIST MILLS, TIMBER WHEELS, SHIN
N GLE MACHINES, &c. Dealers in Circu-
and manufacturers agents for Lefiel's Cello.
brated Turbine Waler Wheel and ovcry de-
Hcriptian OF Wood Working Machinery.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALITY.
a5Send for descriptive Catalogues and
Price Lists. May % lilly
Genuine imported CuEecoa, Absynthe and
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:
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aaS sshAEg!sp9,: HaI1e tas1A4aj press
;oMe causa & unknowh rendered ny q
Jury OF ln9nes!s oyer s tho Ohlnaman whom
II: yS AnSu
nMSnaa oaIu.assssssI .t:as.s 4oyernor are
slnsioles 10 rail-
aUa oaUsE go g ,S..i- ! - &, -. = sIAs
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W. Is9lnfE =! Ana ~
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wss-a nroS3LStaa Y!,t4u1 !,t4u1 .N'o asone Ae1ee''
W.aH1,J:iTn,sSJ Wsis JA nisn psu ~
retntnad .ssss $500 800 sS l.. yEVA.'t nA'
Nav Aim rn,a s ta,..I,s y. 49, ~. La :,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sSe - 80
fi,a 1in-ssSS III tts8 M E.aI;iti oa.Sa
n,it tho cc1,,t ytS ssnars ssp tSa;r nan5s.st,,
IN lana S65;a 1sES = 3: - ! -! ::ss.t
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lirh tSHofth. .waath1Isv winTs t.;iI' nS%i;a tS.-
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r;6r .s~7s'F =. :. - ss.s->.e
TLo ;,I;I,l. !.i3.i
the Io,,ow;nn naIsnns H. I ~ ppE;,n.ea lst;.nae
IN tho Sontb ;l e,;nI, SOC ~ oenna. ~
hrong,,t to Washinotnn ~. ,,anr;, ~"
ThanSnro " pora,ias ~,
lanes n p;arca nTe ~. W. g. =. ~ ,
New Orleans. Chariss H;lIs' rhr.naaa. an'
La: O. n Rraws,nr ' nInnroe 'Gfepo1. I,a
P. jacobson, Vicksburg: Harvey G.
die r. Selma. NJ MpssT; r T;anre ' Hnnta H. ~
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HENRY +. IIELmOtDi-s' z

HENRY r. HELmOtD-s z .N@
Highly Concentrated CONF pduhd' If y.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARuLA
viii radically exterminate from the system
3orofula, Syphilis, Fe7er Sores, Ulcers. Sore
EEyes, Sore Legs. Sore Mouth, Bore Head,
bronchitis, Skin Diseased, Salt Rheum, Can.
kers, Runnings from the Ear, WhitA Sweilinks:
Tpmors. Cnncerous affections, Nodes, Rick 8,
G!anduiar sweilings,. Night Hweats, Rash,
mhtisni. Dyspepsia. and all dieea aaes that have
been established in tho system for years.
Being prepared expressly for the above com
p,aints. M It's biood,Purifyihg properties are
parilia. It,gives the complexion a clear and
sea.hy ay color and restores the patient to
blood, removing all chronic constitutions al dis
eases arising from an impure state of blood,
and only reliable and effeetual known remedy
for tho cure OF Pains and Swelling Of Bones
Uicerations Of The Throat and ssHlotehes,
tons OF cskfh, 10 nd Beautifyine 6o5sble1iop.
Price si,s PEI, bottle: is, s't. =
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NEW GOODS
at
.. +. JACKsON's.

NJ EW styles Of PRINTS.
~ New STYLES OF Aprons, white and bun
Chiitlrens White Moneul Ilonses.
Childrens Bun I.inon Houses
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties.
All Mt very low prices June 8
Notice.
IifliREE months from this date, application
4 viii be made to the Grccnyiile and Cnlun,-
bla Railroad Company for tho renewal OF Tho
iniiowin" SCHlr. belonging: to the estate ci
JESSE b:BkUiL, Which has been lost or
mslait, viz
Stock Scrip M. ,iG2. 219 shares.
Assessment Certificate OH same, No. 1872,
$1,000.
Scrip No. 1897. 5 shares.
Assessment Certificate on same, No. I I'll
$40. WN. II. pAKKER
Receiver Estate Of Jesse DcBruhl. decd,
!rSE2 1871. Abbeyille q. II.
June q iSmo
Claret OIL Draught.
UST o?tncd. one Cask choice TABLE
~ CLAKEr, for sale low, bw the gallon OF
dozcn. by JOHN AGAEW 4 son.
June &
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BEST GRADES 81 8
:S.A.t - IS, III = 8 !,
.EvERYs.:CLAss.. OF GOODS.

From the lowest to the htghest, and We feel
confident that all those. hv0rine us with an
order from diatance',wiu be. .pieased and
satisfied that ~
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!. .Lsa;ia2 saMa.aS.l
TH .1s 4ta1t y%Est.... ( i i 1. Asi:s
,H.SIi ,gp.sIsn aaSSiss., a;S ;g, . ~ ,is;. ssss1

EN~~1ss
LONDON. june TO- The weather CON,
Times cold. There was 9 snow storm OF
an hour this morning. s5,,,i.s..9 !. NJ.
L.onlse landed ct Deal :this morning, on
Their their, RETURN theift tqr pr Tie con!
aLasBo,r, June 12.-Tho' Emperor Emperor and
Empress Of Brazil have arrivetfs ~ -,tt
iaDNDoN, June l2,-Tho, .atatviuf peo.
pie 9f reheFan, .PerAa, lave: eaten ffty
children. a despat,h. from Bombay
says q vessel founde1ed. near Loekport
Eighty lives were lost. iyD a:'H';, =
Hon. j. 8. @. KnnWlator, editor OF the
RnlAdiuRh4is Sleads aidmrtoO eiioi,Aa
LowoNI June 12!+-It is IfHported that
Theirs has. resigned. ,aiDuke DAumale
declined d BANG tendersd Hsths par
tisans ,ot the House OF Orleans. Paris
is crowded with, returning citizens and
stranger8. K Mao MahoE declines candi-
daby. ior fhe Assembly. Work at Hobe.
IH.s taHt1ty has been fesdmed.. Tie TO-.
Eea are organizing, for a vigorous oppo-
sision to the Warrington treaty in Par
'YEnAAmnEs. ID J upe. 10. The idea Of
ra7eeEah ishment pf the government in
Paris is, fasbr gaining gtound.'9 Duke
D,A1male Ahves to-day 'fot, England: A
ooHrkm martial for the tiial of i,iayargeats
Tie Minister oi Finances nan u, proposes pose 1s to
levy the following takes: = 60,0U0, 600
9ranos upon rsgistration agreements;
9O,p0Q, q0O upon liquoysi ). 5O. 600, 600
npon sugar and coffee; 200, 900, 600 upon
textile goods cpd colonial g99dsj 80, OtO,-
O0O upon various other ARTICLES. r, .-,(.
BuENos AYREs. May l7rvia LISBON,
June l2.-Fhe deaths from: yellow fe yer
ars'diminishing atthe ratFof twenty per
day. and bnslness Is resulting its wolted
course. t.,;F,'r :,;sfl.
Thet'manager of the! SAN Paula Rail
road is under trial for murder in connec-
tion With tile recent dccideht on that
roao' :a h-.,. IN aro4 r., .:5iHy.aJ.!!.
LONDON. June 12.-Thomas Hughes.
In en address to the iwofkingmen Of
Hptdqn, delivered on Sunday evening.
eulogized the. liquor law,i' and various
other institutions of the United. States,
praised the people and government Of
that country, and urged emigration TO
America qPqn.those yainly,seeSipg work
az 4omet r.: q ~ 6 q .y..:. n ,-'- t:nu.iE >.
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MHY MiIIinerS rshacTa sla tac her nnI,. pr,Gcs y
that no lady will purchase. at her storo but
what will go away perfectly satisfied with hel
bargain. Jnne II
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Genuine imported Curacoa, Absyntho and
Msraschino, at roLLocK's.
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Special Notice to the Ladies.

MRS. A.. MCCORMICK has
Just received new supply Of
those handsome READY-MADE
SUITS, consisting OF Swiss Mus-
lin, Bishops Lawn aud Main
sook. Also. very pretty Travel
ing Dresses, all OF which clio
offers very low.
Having reduced her prices in
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PORTER & STE BbE'S',
SASH RIBBONS,

M AZ PART1Es
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-03-18
To Newspaper Publishers.

You are respectfully requested to meet in
convention in tho city of Salem on Friday,
June 23, 1871, at o'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration such matters
as may be deemed best for the protection OF
publishers in this State of establishing rates
OF advertising, newspaper Subscription and
commission to be allowed advertising agents.
Newspaper publishers of Washington Territory
are respectfully invited to participate. News
papers favoring this movement, will please
publish this call adding the name of the pub
Usher to the list of signatures.
Respectfully, A. l.. STINSON,
Pub. Willamette Farmer.
MART V. BROWN,
Pub. State Rights Democrat.
S. A. CLARKE,
Oregon Statesman.
T. PATTERSON Il CO..
Herald.
UPTON & HOWELL,
Pubs and Pros Mercury.
JOHN NJ. MURPHY,
Pub. Standard.
March Is, 1871.
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TIE LITTLE CORpoRAL.-Tlic March
number of this sterling Juvenile comes to
us as fresh as the first breath of Spring.
1t contains an unusual amount Of enter
tanning reading matter, and its illustrations
arc unsurpassed. Each number of The
LITTLE CORPORAL contains about as much
reading as any ordinary book costing one
dollar and half. and the twelve numbers
of one year, costing only S1.50, form a
volume equal to about dozen such books.
The publisher offers to send free copy of
the superb steel engraving, The Heavenly
CheruJs, price $500, to each subscriber
for 1871. Terms $3.50 a year. For
specimen number, and revised premium
list, address the publisher, John +. Miller,
Chicago, III.
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PeculiaritieS of Swiss Life,


An American in Switzerland writes to
the Boston Transcript:
A popularity in Switzerland is that all
Protestant Christian families bring up
their children to perform all Christian du-
ties, aud, when they arrive ut certain
age, to unite with the Church. They in
struct and train them into Christianity.
They follow the injunction: Train up
child in the way he should 90, and when
he is old he Will not depart from it," Our
orthodox churches have adopted the thco-
ry that " the sacrifices of the wicked arc
an abonlination to the Lord; ;" and that it
is wrong f'r one to pray who is not con-
verified or deeply convicted; as though one
of the special objects of prayer was not to
strengthen weak resolutions and raise the
slunbering couscicnccs. They assume
that child cannot 30 trained up into
Christianity, but that he must, at some pc.
Rod Of his life, experience sudden and
mysterious change of hcart--that this
& change cannot be the result Of gradu.
al process.
Il remember that my father, who was
considered one of tho pillars of the Ortho.
dox Church, told me that when he was
boy-a hundred years ayo-the children
of Christian parents in New England were
expected to join the church when they ar
rived at suitable age. Said he could not
tcll within year when he was " convert
ed" When the "four days meetings"
came in vogue, and people were convicted
and converted ia day, father shook his
head in doubt and said it was not tho way
people were converted when he was young.
Orthodoxy in our country expect their
children will cease praying soon after
childhood and then follow the lead of the
evil ono, till some extraordinary excitement
or dispcnsation of Providence, they are
convicted and converted. When once
converted they have obtained " hope" and
the perseverance, of tho saints" secures
their eternal salvation. This is uot the
way in Switzerland. Here man is OK.
pected to live Christian life, and this
alone forms the ground Of his hope of sal
walton. 1t is good men, "tLe pure ia
heart" that will see God; not those who
" cherish hope" which they Obtained at
some past period of life.
SWISS NEWSBOYS.
Another popularity in Switzerland is
that boys cry and sell papers and extras
through the city, the law forbids them to
announce the contents They may posi-
bly, be the most exciting news; but they
can only cry the name Of the paper and
the fact that it is an extra. Thousands of
papers and extras arc sold in Boston and
New York, by the receptions practiced by
tho boys in exaggerating or manufacturing
the news. l am surprised every day here.
by seeing large numbers of strong aud
able bodied men crying papers through the
city. One would think that men ought to
be engaged in moro important business,
and glue the boys the monopoly of such
work. The best daily paper here, the &c.
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.1yEEEr 19RICES Cg92E.vE.

CORRECTED BY Il. MACLEAY, ESQ.
BUTTER-Frcsl, per pound, 4Oc.
EGGSs-per dozen, 3sbc.
HAMS-Sugar cured, per pound, lsc.
BACON--per pound. lSc.
SHOULDERS " l5c.
CliEESE-- 23c.
LARD zoe.
FLOUR-Extra Fine, per barrel, Sc 90.
Supcrfnc, 7 so.
SlIORTS-pcr pound &c.
BRAN lie.
CHOPPED FEED, per pound, 2Ic.
OATS-Per bushcl, 75c.
POTATOES-Pe bushcl, 4 to &c.
PLUMS-Dried, l5c per h.
APPLES d" Zoe per ID.
W0OL-Per pound, zoe
CORN MEAL--per pound, sc.
DEANS-Whitc, i" &C.
Pink, " SC.
WHEAT-Pcr bushel, 81 so.
We are indebted to Mcssrs. Doolcy h Rod.
gers for the following report:
BEEF CATTLE-s n &c.
SHEEP-S4 and IS per head.
HoGS-Glc, gross weight.
ONlONS-Pcr bushel, So 90
HIDES-Green, So.
PELTS-35c.
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, =,
County of Pierce. ~

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, L.,
County of Pierce.
In the District Court of the Sd Judicial Dis
trct of Washington Territory, holding forms
at Steilacoom, for Pierce county.
To GUsrAvUs BAUMAN You are hereby nOti-
fed that Frank Clark has filed a complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on
to be heard at the first term of the Court, which
shall commence moro than six weeks after
the 4th day of March, A. d. 1871, and I'M
less You appear and answer the same will be
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof
granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to
obtain judgment against you upon a promis-
sorry note given to William Tidd, June 18th,
1854, for $5eG and for interest thereon.
FRANK CLARK.
Date of fling complaint, March l, 1871.
Date of first publication, March 4, 1871.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-03-18

neva Journal, is sold for fifteen confines,
or three cents. 1t is "got up" very much
in the style Of the Paris journals, and is
very inferior compared with any rcspccta-
bic journal in America. Yc: it contains
telegraph news from all parts OF the world,
and is considered reliable. IL never man.
uficturcs exciting news, for the purpose
of increasin. its sale.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-03-18

Our FISHING VEssELs.-Thc schooner
Shooting Star will be fitted for voyage to
tho Shumagin Islands, and the Alaska for
a voyage to the Okotsk Sea. The latter
has been thoroughly rcfttcd with new
masts, new sails and general overhauling
of the hull.-1Icssage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-03-18
A Glorious Changed!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storative is the sheet-anchor Of
the feeble and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the agcd
and languid, it has no equal
among stOmacllics. As a remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially smhs
ject, it is supcrsetling every other
stiIsaulant. In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate, or frigid, Il acts
as a specific i'm every species Of,
disorder which uladermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For. sale by
all druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-03-18

~ The bark Oak Hill arrived at Port
Blaklcy from San Francisco on the 9th
inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-03-18

T The bark Rival sailed from Port
Discovery for San Francisco on the 9th
inst, load with lumber.