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Excellent Business Opportunity.

M lLLINEkY and Fancy Goods store. for SALE
AVA on leading thoroughfare well established, reg
ular run OF first class paying customers, good store
with clean and well selected stock, and will bear
thorough investigation; satisfactory reasons tor cell
ing. TAYLOR 81 co. 20 State St,
oc12 dot Boston Mass.
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Boston Dc MUi3ae II. Il

ouulner Arrangement June, l5fls
Through Line 10 Boston, New York, Lake
Winnipiseogee, via south Berwick
Junction.
CNx5HFFE Trains leave p. S. s. p. Station,
WYE Portland, Tor Boston ,6.l5, 9.15 AM, 81
30*, $40, Ct, P. M.
For Rochester, Alton Bay, woboro, and Center Mar
Dor, 6.l5, A nj arriving at Center Harbor lis
From Centre Harbor Tor Portland 7.3O A NJ, 1.3O
z. NJ.
For Manchester and Concord, N. H., via & G. II
II. Junction 6.l5 A. NJ. 345 z. M.
For Manonester and Concord, via Lawrence 8. is
A. NJ.
For Lowell and Nashua 6.l5, sl5 A. M. $780,, s45,
ct, p. M.
For Milton and Union, 9. Is A. NJ. $780,, s.45 P. M.
From Boston Tor South Berwick Junction North
Berwick, Wells, KennebuIK, Biddeford, Saco,
toro, Portland 1850, IL NJ. 500 +. M.
From Boston tor South Berwick junction, Kenne
bunk. Bddetord, Saco, Portland 7.30, 3Os
M, IL NJ, 800, t6.00PM.
NOTE.--rhe G. 10 A nj. train from Portland ar
rives in Boston IN time to connect with Shore Line
at lilo for New York. the South and the West; the
9.lo A M train connects with the 3 p Nj Springfield,
Route and Sound Steamers tor New York and the
South: The $50 nj train with the 9 M train for
New YORK via Snore Line or Springfield line.
va Freight Trains between Portland and Boston
daily. ~ ~
EPassenger station in Boston, Haymarket Square.
Fast Express.
. W. MERRITT, Sup't,
PAYSON TUCKER, Agent Boston.
1853 Commercial street. Portland
Dune "A. dtt
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Eastern Express Co.
T1'Y Me and PrOve Me

ND see if will OF give the best satisfaction in
IA Steam Gas and Water-pipinR. have
also on hand lot of excellent Hose which / will
sell lower than any other man in the City. Repair
ing promptly and properly. done; strict attention
given to gas chandeliers repairing also broken Hose
can be neatly rep aired here,
K, MCDONALD 200 Fore St., foot of Plum.
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EASTERN
- AND -
Portland, SacO,& Portsmouth R. R,
SUMMER ARRANGEmE NT.

Passenger trains leave Portland daily,
s@eY for Portsmouth and Boston, (Sundays
excepted 100 a. M, t6 Is 50 10 M, $50 p.
m., t3.45 p. m, 1900 p. m.
Leave Boston or Portland at 1880 q. M, IS 40 a.
M, tl2 p. M, 1900 46 90 p. m. u. p. IN.
Biddeiofd Tor Portland at 73O a. m, returning at
500 p. m.
Portsmouth fer Portland 1000 a. M. tI0.4O M,
" 30 p. m. 1880 p. m. 1910 p. m. 1900 p. m.
The 600 p. m. T. aims from Portland and Bosto
run via Eastern K. r., Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday and via Boston and Name r. r. Tuesday q.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Freight trains each way daily, Sundays excepted
pullman sleeping express train.
Accommodation train.
Snail tram,
tExpress.
F.CHASE,
Supt. P. 5. g. p. X. X.
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PILES. PILES.

very common affection, there being but lew
persons who are not troubled with them at Pc
rloG Of their le The disease exists in small tumors
In the rcctum or about the aus, which divided
into, first those which are owing to disendnd
state OF the veins OF the part and second those which
present the character of solid tumor. When the
tumors are within the rectum, they called inter-
nal piles: when without, and around the anus, ex-
ternal. When they discharge blood they are term
ed bleeding piles;a when no blood appears, blind
piles; and excessive itching about the anus itching
piles. Nothing equals BRIGGS PILE REMEDIES
for Lhear cure. Sold NV Druogists
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PREPAID STEERAGE PASSAGES
from Liverpool, Glasgow, Queenstown, or Derry,
to Boston or New York,
$34 CURRENCY.
Passengers booked to all parts of the New Eng
land States
Drafts issued for 81 and upwards.
For Freight and Cabin Steerage Passage apply at
THE COMPANY'S OFFICE. SO STATE STREET,
BOSTON
JAMES ALEXANDER Ag,t,
OR IN PORTLAND 10
r. MeGOwAN
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washes with Hot or Cold, Hard. SOFT or Salt Water
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Ciones washed with 1t wear twice as long as wash
ed WIN common soap. One pound OF It will wasl
ION zen 10 nteen dozen pieces OF ordinary famil,
Washing IL washes the finest lace without in;u v
ana renders all arucles as clear and bright as new
The Dollar Reward Soap.
smooth and soft. Use 1t TO cleanse YOUR ma HE \,
namens, Nantes, Door.steps, &C.. anJ Brick walks
ami Alleys. Use it with securing biick in Cleansing
iron or sleel 1t half the labor and gives bel
ter appearance. 1t makes Tin Ware shine Ike new
and has no equal in cleansing glass OF china. Dis
solved in boiling water il makes the best and cheap
est Soft Soap IN the world.
FOR SALE BY
Chas. Mclaughlin & Co. Portland.
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Professional Notice.
DIR. j. JACQUES,
LECTURER ON
Anatomy, Physiology and Science,
Informs his friends and patients that he has opened
an Office for the practice OF his profession at
rs Broom Street,

PORTLAND, ME.
where he may be onnsientiay cons aed, more espec
ay in all those diseases ana de hi inv ur he
treatment ofwheh he is so justly celebrated Ii il
TOO we'll known that hundreds suffer from The effects
OF early ndiscretion and seek In vain tor relief Fer
none but the educated Physician who has made
these subjects speciality is likely to succeed m ne
storing the patient to health and strength
DIR. jacques after many years practice begs to an.
nounce his treatment Is emnenty iui in eur
ing Nervous, Mental and Physical debility Lapguor
Depression OF spirits, Painful Dreams Loss OF appe
ute, Memory &C., and having had great experience
during an extensive practice and received gu hon.
ers and testim onas tor his superior treatment of
those diseases requiring skiliul and confidential a.
vice re is enabled TO ensure safe and speedy cure
Inc DO tor particularly invites those patient.
whose cases may have been neglected or prom ,unceG
incur able at oIce TO place themselves under his care
assuring them that all that science, skill and Ions
practice can accomplish Will be at their service,
lie dis ihctly states that no case will he
undertaken unless permanent cure can be gusran.
.ee9 eu letters containing the usual cons1lta ton
ately attended to.
Hour OF consultation from 10 in the morning til
z, and till in the evening, at his private office
Is BROWN STREET.
Doors from Compress Strest
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New and Secondhand Furniture
Store for SaIe

VIM House-furnishing Goods connected; very
chance seldom met with sold on account of sickness
a bargain is offered il applied for Immediately.
TAILOR Ia q CO., 20 State St., Boston, Mass.
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international Steamship Go.
Passport, Calais, and ~. JOhn, Digby,
Windsor and Hall fax
Fall Arrangements.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK..

IWO Il hIFO FEh W u a "a.
On aud after MONDAY, Ociohe I
~ IN 2d, the Steamer New England
n INN Capt. Field, and the Steamer
%@E&&e24A>New york, Capt f. 3. Winchester
Sh--zs-h.....--~ will leave Railroad Wharf, ,0Oi 4
State street. every MONDAY and THURSDAY
at O'Clock p. IN. for Eastport and st. John.
Returning will leave st. John and PASSPORT
the same days.
~ Connecting at Eastport with Steamer
QUEEN, tor st. Andrews and Calais ana with
N. b. q G. Railway Tor Woodstock and Houton
stations.
Connecting at st, John with the Steam en- EN-
PRESS for Digby and Annapolis, thence by rail TO
Windsor and Halifax and With the f. 3 n. A.
Railway for Shedac and intermediate stations.
~ Freight received on days Of sailing until o.
clock p. m.
sep2o2s CO os A r. STURRS Aoent
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NOTICE.

ssTINHE Portland Dry Dock and Ware house Co
i have leased their Docks and other property in
Caps Elizabeth to James f. Simpson tor one wear
from JAM 1, 1871, 10 Jan. l. 1872, and during said
time the Company will not be responsible tor any
debts contracted in their name ON their account
unless authorized or approved by the President OF
the company. ChAS. A. LAMBARD
President p. ID. Dock and Ware-hou,e 10
By his Attorney, l.. ID. M. SWEAT
Portland, January 18th 1871 ip3Ott
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n 'COn Retailed by one. Wapted agents to sell
S,CUUpictures everywhere, Whitney & Co, Nor
which, CT. sepstiw
"ATJH GREE. Prize Candy Boxes. Prize Sta
w ti0nary Packages, Cheap Jewelry, q C. Silver
Watches given gratis to every agent. $40 per day
made selling our goods at Country Fairs apd Political
Meetings, Sepd Tor circular, address, Munroe Ken
nelly q Co, Pittsburgh, Pa. sep3Ot4w
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&E 600 was lately. paid by Congress to a
qDcsOOO lady for her bravery in saving
emigrants from the Indians. She Prisoner
among them. s.My captivity among the
SIOUX" price 81 90, is her wonderul story. En-
dorsed by Chiefs Ar1ly Officers, Congressman. etc.
Agents will find no DO ok sells like hts For ladies it
i. particularly adapted. % We charge nothing Tor
circulars w,h iull Information. Address MUTUAL
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Hartford, Conn.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-04-15

JETZT ODER GAR NIcHr.-Wir nehmen
die Freiheit zu den deutschen Lesser dieser
Zeitung zu sagen, dass die Lcute Won
Olympia jetet die Gclegenheit haben, ent-
wedcr die groste Stadt an der Pacific
Kuste aus Olympia zu machen, oder eineu
Platz wo man in einigen Jahren das Viell
auf den Strassen huten kahn.
Das erste konuen sic thun, wenn sic
Land und Geld geben zu der Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, so dass der
erstc Terminus hierher kommt. Das
zweite wenn sic NIGHTS gcben. Sollte der
Terminus hierher kommcn damn wird es
jclen hclfen, desswegcn hofen wir dass
Jedermann SEMEN Theil zu der Northern
Pacific Railroad Company geben wird.
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Claims on p. S. AGO. Land

Below we publish the Act Of Congress
confirming to donation settlers on Puget
Sound Agricultural Co. lands the claims
occupied by chem, in all eases in which
they have compiled with the terms of tn.
donation law OF 1880. We referred to this
Act, it will be remembered, while it was
on its passage, aud now give i; publicly for
the benefit of those Of our readers who nav
be infcrc ted in It's provisions In Perez
and Lewis countio> many citizens have an
interest in ihis Act, and its passage will b.
hailed with pleasure by all of them:
BE 1t enacted by tie Senate and House
Of Representatives Of Tie United States OF
Of Amrrica IN Congress aSscmLled, That
all persons who at the time of settlement,
possessed the qualifications prescribed in
the fourth and fifth sections of" An act
to create the Office of surveyor general of
the public lands in Oregon, and to provide
for the survey, and to make donations to
the settlers of said public lands, approved
September ~, 1850, and who made bona
iidc settlement upon tie lands claimed by
the Puget Sound Agricultural Company
in Washington Territory, with the time
limited for settlement by said act and the
amendments thereto, shall be, and are
hereby declared to be, entitled to all the
privileges and benefits of said act and
amendments.
SEC. .. That the rights and privileges
of heirs and assisncs under the said dona-
ton law, and the Amendments thereto,
shall be, and are hereby, extended to the
heirs aud assicnees Of the settlers named in
the first section Of this act.
Approved March 8, 1871.
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New COLLECTOR, AGAIN.-Itis rumor-
ed that "Cherokee Smith," who went to
Washington after Garfelde's scalp, is pla-
Gated by ransom, our silver-tongued Or
ator" having saved his top-knot by pro-
curing for the Cherokee the appointment
of Collector, now held by Mike Drew.
"Cherokee" was entitled to this appoint
ment, as Major Adams says, as "the leader
class Of voters who usually act with the
Democratic party, he did better service
for the Republican candidate than any
other man in the Territory" No one here
has any doubt as to what "class" was re-
ferred to in that complimentary notice.
Of such are Garfelde's appointments.
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Our GraSherS.
GusE PERARY,
(ln sight Of Mt. Ranier,)

April l3, Is hundred a. It. one.
Mr. Edaor-A teller by the name Of
Goldman has writ tn letters to the Olipy
transept, which Cos on in the fust wun to
state that he are the man what diskivered
the fust s. live grashers' in the United
Stats fore years ago which, take up my
pen to say are not the case, an if he don't
like it he can cum on with his alpine club
or emmy other weepcn. lie ses in his iust
letter, "in August Is hundred and sixty6
i LIST notist a grasher in making an attempt
to reach the summit of Mount Baker and
pined it to my companuns." This state
ment she's that Mr.. Goldman never seed
jinuinc Grasher with the har on, and never
was in thar range, fur thar ant live gra-
sher in W. Z. but has tn much sens to be
cot in an attempt to reech the sumis OF
Mount Baker, whar thar ant so much as
sprig Of fur for grasher to Craze on.
which Mr. Goldman might hev noed eff he'd
rcd Jueral Stevens, Van Trumpet and my
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RAILROAD NEws.-News has been re-

RAILROAD NEws.-News has been re-
ceived here during the past week, from
what is deemed reliable source, that the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company is now
assured of what money is necessary to push
the construction Of the road, at both ends,
as rapidly as practicable, and it is believed
that the connection between the Columbia
River and Puget Sound will be made
within the present year. Hurry up your
subscriptions if you want the terminus.
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LEGAL TENDER DECISION Su-
prcme Court of the United States have de-
cided to reopen the legal tender case, and
it is predicted by some who profess to have
much reason for their belief, that the
Court will reverse the dicisiou of one year
ago. Such an act will create very great
excitement if not revolution in financial
matters throughout ~ ~ ', country.
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ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATIoN.-On the
10Th day of this month the Odd Fellows of
Olympia will celebrate the anniversary Of
the introduction of the Order in America,
by public procession in regalia, an ora
ton and other appropriate exercises, to
conclude with grand ball in the evening.
The members of the order of Victoria and
Seattle are expected to join in the celebra-
ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-04-15

CONGRESSIONAL AppoINTMENT.-The
following are the provisions of the bill now
pending in Congress for the apportionment
of members of the House of Representa-
tives under the new census:
After March 3, 1873, the House of
Representatives shall consist of $50 men,
bers, apportioned as follows: Maine, 5;
New Hampshire, q; Vermont, 2; Massa-
chusetts, IL; Rhode Island, 2; Connecti.
cut, 4; New York, 80; New Jersey, 7;
Pennsylvania, 26; Delaware, !; Maryland,
6; Virginia, 8; North Carolina, 8; South
Carolina, s.; Georgia, 8; Alabama, 7 !;
Mississippi, 6; Louisiana, 5; Ohio, 10 !;
Kentucky, 10; Tennessee, 8; Indiana,
IL; Illinois, 10; Missouri, ~; Arkansas,
4; Michigan, 8; Florida, L; Texas, 6 ];
Iowa, 9; Wisconsin, 8; California, 4 !;
Minnesota, 3; Oregon, l; Kansas, 3;
West Virginia, 3; Nebraska, l. The fol-
lowing States shall be entitled to additional
members in the Forty second Congress, to
be elected on general ticket at the gener-
al election, during 1871, if there be one,
and if not, special election shall be call
ed: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Georgia,
Texas, Wisconsin and Kansas, two each !;
Missouri. Michigan and Iowa, each three !;
Massachusetts,, New York, Maryland, Vir-
GINA, North Carolina, Alabama, Mississip-
pi, California, and Minnesota, one each !;
Illinois, 4.
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RAILROAD MEErINd.-An adjourned
meeting of the citizens of Olympia will be
held at the Town Hall On Tuesday evening
next, to further consider the proposition
to cede lands to secure railroad counec.
ton with the Sound at this place. Every
man and women interested in Olympia
should attend this meeting without fail,
tor upon its action depends the future of
the town.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-04-15

ST.. JonN's CHURCH.-At the annual
election for St. Johns Parish, on Easter
Monday, the following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year: S. W. Percival,
Senior Warden; Beriah Brown, Junior
Warden; r. G. O'Brien, Frank Tarbell,
P. B. Van Trump, J. B. Montgomery, and
Charles Prosh, Vestrymcn s. W. Perez
val Treasurer; R. G.. O'Brien, Clerk.
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CoNNEcrED.-The Olympia connected
with the California steamer at Victoria this
week and brought up her freight and
express.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-04-15

INDIAN kILLED-AuI Indian known by
the name of Gross Eyed Joe," greatly
respected by the whites, was killed by the
falling OF a tree, on last Saturday, at the
logging camp of Marion Simmons, at Ar.
cadia,
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NEW GooDs.-L. Hirsch is again re-
celvlng large stock of new goods, en-
bracing dry goods, groceries, clothing, etc.
For particulars see advertisement.
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sur,r- roR TUE STANDARD.


L.P rtsvrR, 20 afi y New Mechanics T.
change j. our as'' Authorized agent in San
Francisco For Eastern advertising Mr.
Fisher j. represented ny ;. /. r,ttinsi.l \
&c. OF New York and Boston.
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lied to receive aud receipt fer money due o.
subscription to the STANDARD:
N. W. WATT, Victoria, V. l.;
NJ. P. HARPER. Rockland, kiikitat 20. !
J. c. CARY. Yakima county;
L. l.. DrBEAu, Cowlitz;
WARREN Cow, NiSqually.
Y. A. WILSON. Arcadia
SrrrHFS 'uosoN, Steilacoom;
T.. A. LiGnT.
HKYNAN GooDrINR,
Fsro. MyIEs. Fort Montgomery;
T. NcCA>N. Tacoma:
:. r Cropr>. Soatt'e;
@ !. Nr"Ar~tiSu, Font Hlakcly;
Mai G. q. HAlrHV. Wildly Island;
JAMES Mrnpay, Utsala3y;
HOLDEN A JUpsoN. Whhcom;
JOHN F. JrpsoS, Port Townsend;
john CoSDos, Port Gamble;
ORRIN A. HALL, Port Ludlow;
G.. W. CANNON. Portland, Oregon.
RI Money can be sent through the mail
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Uyrer> < IF>rr. ere Tie only Eastern Aaver
Using Agents. VIII whom we do bushes
direct g. N.c A,igutjc states. Office. !
Parn Iov. Ias Egilding, New York City.
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sar The Olympia brought 300 passen
gers from Victoria on her last trip.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-04-15

u Mr.. Henry Chapman has commenc.
ed the erection of dwelling house on
Washington between Third and Fourth
streets.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-04-15

PERsoNAL-Col. Charles II. Larrabcc
left on Sunday evening last for San Fran
cisco, intending to return with his family
the latter part of May.
Mr. |. Harris returned on Tuesday eve.
ming from trip to the East, bringing his
family with him.
Mr. Charles King, Indian Agent at the
Skokomish Reservation, arrived at the
same time from prolonged visit to the
great father, at Washington, bringing a
bran new wife and new commission, which
are good things to ego for"
Mr. Coon, an old resident of Tumwater,
who cmisrated some time since, has come
back to stay.
Gov. Solomon is on his way back from
his pilgrimage to the political Mecca, &C.
companied by Cherokee"
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railroad has advanced real e,tlic value, in
tho,e two towns not les than ten million
of dallars. which would tuiil 22JI miles Of
road over the toughest portion of Western
Oregon. The effect uron Olympia and its
surroundings woull be much greater in
PROPORTION. and scarcely les in amount if
i, should become oily the temporary ter
minus of Unconstitutional railroad II
the half Of two miles square, or four see
tons. was conceded to the railroad. it
would amount to two sections. d 1910
acres. the value Of which. without the rail
road, would not exceed ST., 400 with the
railroad taking other towns as a basis for cal
cuation, considerable portion Of this land
would, within two years, be worth SO, 600
an acre, and some of it even more than
that. Allowing four town lots to an acre,
with streets out, aud the 1.240 acres would
make I $50 lots, which, at an average of
$500, would amount to S2,4S0,000. This
amount would 90 to the Railroad Com
pany and like amount be retained by the
citizens upon an Investment not worth,
without the railroad one thousandth part
of that amount This estimate is not equal
to one.q quarter the value of an equal area in
the city Of Portland, and is far less than
the present value of the same area in East
Portland, village without a 1.-THE of the
prospective advantages of Olympia with a
railroad connection.
With these facts so patent to all, it is
astonishing that any real estate owner in
Olympia will hesitate moment to embrace
the present opportunity upon the terms
offered.