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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
nv n. II. wARNKR. Heal Kstats Brskcr
No. 7ie s.SsasS sHSsIassr: ssscsl l.
TRUsTEEs shEE N EoGsRs Sg HFEoyED rs " PROPERTY

rAoSrAAA . fhNssoUaRk Is ~ itcsSD ao. "a rA'fA"if
N By virtue of deed Of trust 10 the undsFsisusG
l." aaifd Doasmber y 4. D. lsln, and dqy rsoofdsd
Ain Hbef 80, iolia al, of the land reoorca of
MAshingion COMFY, p o., We viii tsll, ~ public aae-
ton 20 The hish.st bidder on 1huRsDAYi fenru,
OF parcel o, ground knoun a. lot In W, W, Oorco-
rams recorded snbdivslon OF lots and from "a 10 %.
both inclusive, Of former subdiyslon Of SQUARE t5.
together vih the impr9ysme9is thereon, consistinE
oi 4 new threestory BRICK DWELLING, Nth mar.
biz trimmings, eoatAfnine the modern improvements,
kf efASktInY fsalgAe Pl9sResly ysIhl. PEE,Ps,,y
$1,000, With 10 per cont interest w 'o'
Ths amount Of said nots and Interest, and the ar.
penses Of sale viii be required In cash. and the bal.
AGos In u and "a months secured By deed Of trust
on the propsrtJ. elbO down when the property Il
struck nh Btainpa and oouveyanoiog AZ purehAsef'a
cost II terms 81 sale are not eomplird With In I've
days from day Of aAe, the trustees reserve the right
70 resell At the risk ard eost Of daAntng purchaser
oh 1koRak Y ". T. IsArI4K srI4Ks Trustees.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
For Sale or Rent.

ss 5sss 80 sS GO. " THs s.sJ ssJ
soya RllTOad oempspy fes sale s.a lov asnr.,
j:s isI.s!ss.! S:iIs:. SS SS'''
roRsALR -Two FINE NEw on OK HOUSES.
.sS sSSa isss hSvs p. ~ p.y%ss .sss
H.o d;.Tssnfl; gs S'srOssd & In
'iaEE "-'O o. sIps.i,s ssis1s,s Po,, a'tsf oais..
IIoR sALR.-FIRsT.oLARs RESIDENCE IN
osorastogn. Price eA.O0o. Adde'S Bo. ",
VAEyyAtSPsLFs p sSg VIVA ER9gEELY " eE2RoE;
VS.: lissls: .ss:,,.. .,:sss q & .sa saTaS Tf.sS..
EoR RRNT-oNR OF = lR FINE LARGE
dsi.o Z si;is s:s e I Y S0sRs VIII s:s =;
,.s;i :sii''- AO'S'' A 400 sIasA II AsSs:. .I4.:.
ENOR Hnnr-FURNIsHRD Or UNFUPNIsH.
stl d sisssi sosi ssss Nisia ssd fsniS s,sssS.
;.s .qass sSa.ssS sssss ssss s.i nsi
siV'n Immediately. Apply % Rrspiiii,ssG 2, .9soS
I.n9lu AZ tN.uonsi Bsnt q he Rspubilo
DEAI -l7sTkrE- FOR BALE BY AUSTIN 2,
IL QRRsI 2 M; ~ RE T6Rk IvkSUE
TRA pfIsf.df kss 10 ushS, WORTH FROM
fel52 . elonNi y nousea. Norta iIOh $500 TO
'SEvkRiL lIousiis, WORTH siso, viub. sold
'1SSTSL '1STsRL T ~ nS 81 TssSs Fl ieS SO %
Tors AT Mt, PLEAsANy on vKRY KAsY
ssvs&SE u iiiotSGisiRSSs ssks1TR s1f' eRNERAL now
EoR RRNT-TuosRJ CONVENIENT BRICK
II House pear corner o. Fourtssnih and BoundSy
.tresta oaly half s1aare from ears, rood pavsmenE
80, sR6wSR sots.s s s~. fi'e I'll .tts.S assS
I,oR RENTlTHR LkRaK DWELLING HOUSE,.
ss a,:as. .s ss1': r.. 2, ss
. looahe for Lawyer OF phy.iei.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
ny LATIMKR a. CLRARY, AHetioneers.
Southwest corner PsnnaJlviniA ave. ana ksvonth st.
rSyssssS SAFE IEoa, SyyAEEAgIS nrsSEED M

PRoPKRTY. KNOWN As Wii.LARb'S HofEL.
by virtue o. deed Of trusl bearing date he ieth
NAY, 1884, and duly recorded In llbar j 3, No. bA
Ao Of the land records tor the county Of waahlnEtop
d. b, and ~ direevoa sf the parts secured hsrsbJ
Ns Will sell Al public Anction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, the 18th March, isla. At diJO O'Clock
p, N. the iollsung dsserlbsd lots o. ground,
uB,l and aiGtsen u6.) In kquArp numbered two hun
drOd ard twsptS.fye tz1SJ on the oorper q Peansg
Washington. with the improvems snts thereon,
he AN a. Az ~ dsasrsa eas,ssp,s \, ~ %sas ~
eos. tw9 and three yeAIs With nteFeyt from dag of
Le, and by doou trust 70 the aAtisfAcon
Of the ustsea Terms Of lais 10 be aly complied With
within 81 dAys after dA q sale. o.hsIviss .s trustees
nodes, At the rlsk and OOst Of hrst purchaser. All
con onVoJancing and ntAmpa - the purchsssta cost
John QARROlL bRRNT,
EDWARD THORNTON TAYLoK,
LATIMKR a pLkHkY,
daolt-eoAda Auctionsera
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
Ifutaro DayH.
pYU. W HAVKNNKR a Co, AacIIou'Ts
ID No. 8t3 Louisiana asennei third door EAST u

TRHsTEkkm SAFE IN AiurOtI0M AZ ~ a Atrnir trnir
RIi SirS II MI SSS
EkR oE, sToDDARr AND MONTGOMERY
As De- 9, TT 2 !. \ dssd Ne q R'i:R i::
&c bs; g sss ssS i'SS,' ss d % 3, Sas
1aeiioa 90 ihs pIs@i's., gn MoNoAY ne ~ dy p
I: @ % .iis:: n Z ne 4: :Is' :S !.
sas !sS e az I'D z
Ssi sssRRisS ss Poins mt ST y: di S
.isss 1s aad TaSSias tssas. sSaiS sI ~ iss
thsnoe west hundred and twenty uaol isSs thsnos
t%sa & ss q %sshinSs sslsss Sns sna polas be
ain ming. Aad also ali that other plees parcel Of
snd ,knorn 4 part o. sEvsrnAJ... bslnr ~ fhoms;
Bsalls sadI9o e aid town. and de,e,I6Sd q ioL
.lds q noetsons1 street, dist.nt one handssd Ana
gomoy sne sioddATt sirsels and TunnioF thence With
he east side Of Marta street north thtee edeeea,
sss ssas,sd sSd slS as :s6 tSs.s a.
grsss east pndIed lset stoddar street theneo
ssssa % dssrsss sssi fofS fsst thames no III ihiss ds
Grsss. vest one hu9dred snd lwsnly feet, thsnes
twenty feet 70 Montgomery street and the point Of bs
All he sboyemsntion,d property !. situated In the
SSis modern II bSIs IL he sss nsSns and
a most complete aud comfortable private residence
sanouEded BY . AhAndsoms garden, the whole being In
Terms % ssisl One half O.sh, snd The bslAno. IN
the propsIy. A dsposlt Of two hundrgd ASd hftT
iSs ..ls, shiloh Slll 5s fprsiies q ihs term, d
The property VII be rssold At the ak aud coat q do
All eoavsyaholns and rsvsuus stamp. At purchassr's
dsOA ow. HAyRSsskf ! 6o.. TasrS
~ THE ABOVE sAIE Is HEREBy POST
nest, aaias hour and place.
isSsssS X s'sf' o. "a ". iHiiSsVRNNER 90. Auor..
ID 1901, nOrshWsst corner Of Tenth Gad strssts.
TRUsTKEe SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AfLI.A ABSIlHsFhiR 8S ffitsF sfREFF G soRTHESsf.'
i rssoTSsd Si d ess so s ias is' " % and 3 aiissos
Of the holder Of the note secured thereby will soil
SSSs SSlls isSsn S ia On ' Ss:,' sos % On n, s1sD 81 Az
p,essS e parcel Sopnd giDg and being Ga IN ths sig
81 S' SS ore psTa
q sAld l0tsA polat 10 aid "a No. one ~ ou nEst
i st' ;st %S, "a from Ss
. feet q golht In ,sId 70. hnmbsIed ". and The
opsa. IL the recorded sa6dvison ~ iot a9@6ss tse,
and aid lot ~ 10 said square, thsnos west though
Ss SS SSG. us 81 % a Il. S. hSss u sa f 1.s
and thenoe east n feat oy and with tine parallel With
f Fsi9 oSs sSlsa in and
u months, with Inerest Al the rate % zen per cent
Ss properly; sioS down ~6Sa DE propsrty Is slruei
"a stomp. aud eonsayAneinE AZ a,h
term, e Is ~. as 1o sGPsa S. ..ss ten rS..s. ass
Isht ~ rsas The property Al The risk and cost Of the
deiAultinE purchaser i'm ARIKs EWING. T-u,ts..
i.us1ad GRkkE Mil.LiIMs. kasls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
ssasS...s 4 ..ss.l %Ia,s la ma sss'. :..
~ ill ~ N IE5B9qrrEERI,E I5q At AyOrlON

IHOsIH Sn5F IdT ~ n saT @ Eiis REi rs AT AUCTION
s'.s' IT., q Sssa "a & q .' Y q SA,ss ,s ~ re-
WAshiseton county, d. o., and bT dirse,lon of The
ea Os' *, ca = RSss% % %.SsISs, I,
a o'SlosL p u al thss Pises or parcel % EfguHd
Turtons subdivision Of square thO
Terms q saIs One third eAsb, balance In & ~ and
~ month"; baAEinH intorpat At the Of ten per cent
por ALnn, and scared By notes and deed Of trust
ths properly, One hundred dollArs down Whsn the
pr9peID Il struck on, biampa and oonvsyanclug a.
puruhaperu cost II the tarms not complied with
within ve days from the dAy Of SALE the trustees
The hEht 70 resell the prOpory Al the rnk and
cost Of the dofAuiting purchaser.
~ II, DODGE. -.
PAUARNEfLLF frassee~
Jai7.td dRkRN i Williams, Austs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

rSrCIRCULATINo LIBRARY.
wASHINGroN LIBRARY AssooIAr1oN /
oRvF y o puhlle Tia u,s Of thsr IIbrasy ooa,auuE
0po volumes, for tho mal sun Of 91per annun
The Library oontaina all the modern works Of
'' BIoaaasPhIRs. sorKEURs. 30.
Ninth and streets. itn2S
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
RY wM. IS wall 4 Sss,SC.1l.. ,SC.1.. AueriouSers
Nos 900 and pO1 PonnsVlvGnlA avenue,
GOVERNMENT s45E WA .T. EN- uPRovED RIAL

GOVERNMENT SALE OF IMPROVED RIAL
Tue uaderiRned will sell a. puhie suction, On the
promisos, on fi iURsDKY, The 5th d.T of FsbrasIT,
isl2 :. O'clock. m. Iot nambsred tyslys. ual y
ssVontseB (3iID 10 the city u wAshinGton, D, o. n
Plated and Tssordsd Ia The oos o. oI lniVsToF IN
provomgnts thereon. hnown a house No. lf9 X
stree, n9s.h.sss goats5sd n =; LsdsArd Hodge and
Tsrmai one fourth eeAh balance IN three equal
pa5msns 10 " sssarsS 81 deed u rust on ne p@e
lses depOslt q eboo VIII bs rsQuiEed 4 soon
sold. II, o. BAEklRIaD,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
wAHHnoToH' D. o. No" " TlW.IJ, 90
nolb bwlAutFsblAdts tstaTi Kustiosssss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

ny.s as s.h a.. be-. a.Il . space ald b.
CuIEAP REAL EsrACE.
TEN LOTS on Meridian Nm go fsot front, lb0 feet
dospl At only TIN OkNrS Per foot one fourth cash /
HoAk can thus 30 had on easy isrnG Str:
tsenth street ts uou being attended and Graded
through this One properly. WIN itho part In usde
n. m. HALL,
ianiOIt Heal EstRie Broker,
L,OH pALR--A HOUSE AND LOT. LQOATkD
II or asvsntsenth street between and stresta.
gsst Ada The Lot IL hfty.two and a bali feet froul
With an average depth Of l0 fasL The House fronts
about thirty teel. l. tuo and hall htohns high and
contains Tsp pa5lors = dining-roon and kitohen on
on sscond oori three rooms atto and cellar under
al There h nia In nine rooms and upper and lower
balls, and water IN three nooEna. .
Atiachsd V The diniuggoom 4 china elo.st and
lArEe seoseroos., vith trunk room ab0vett Addrss,
boa !. a his once ssp1
FoR BALE-IN- QUANTITIES TO sUIT-h LOT
II u hllf.Horn Alai1n and konPArsil- -ths hlnioa
;s .ss @ od e = i.s & :. isss ss
NO PUBLIsHRRn-- FOR SALE or nxQHAHoE
II -ws ensr for sAls hoos Double oylindst Prsss-
bsd H1a. In good oondltion-or gi!l arohAnge for
Hoes Drum cylinder With bed Of about like dimen.
ssonA Addreis ruH RsPuBIlcAS. WAshington. D. o.
EoR nALR--A SET OF DoUBLK HARNESS.
Z Issthsr covered Moun'ipgs, nearly nsu. Pries,
q. ApRH A hAILoR BROS stAblss. corner oi
EoR RKFf-RooN AT no a. North D stross,
nSar tho Oaliiol
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
to $5ifs FRI ri Xix ii NFReV SHERRY

O'clock ! m. We shall rsil - No. I3f7 IiissL g..
tween Thirteenth aud Rourteen'h streets north eest
lover Messrp. Kdwell Cos drug store.l the above
deaerbsd superior collection OF furnitun, Ao Most
Of the above furnitnIo was made e1nroaiy 10 order
and Is nov 10 splsndid oonditlnn The house will be
open ier the inspection Of the Furniture on Saturday
the nth instAnt 80 r
THRMs-UABH. GREEN VII LIAMS.
ia9Std Auetioreers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07
A SENSIBLE VIEW.

While many of the Republican jour
nails are growing over the presumed
death of the Democratic party, we find
here and there one which takes q SEN
sible view of the condition of party
politics. The Portland Bulletin, the
organ of the money ring that controls
the Republican party of that State, in
q recent issue, presents these ideas for
the consideration of those inclined to
be over-sanguine of the destiny of the
Republican party:
"The returns of the State show larger
majority for the Grant and Wilson Electors
than had been looked for by the most san
guine; yet it would be folly to presume on
this ma jOrity rs q basis for future political
calculation and action. Examination of the
returns shows that nearly three thousand
Democrats who voted their party ticket in
examination shows that though the majority
for the Grant and Wilson Electors is SO uneX-
pectedly large, yet their vote is considerably
below that thrown for the Republican candi-
date for Congress in June last. To avoid mis-
leading calculations for future elections,
these facts must be taken into account. Tho
strength of parties on a straight issue is very
nearly even in this State. Democrats who
future elections, and there is certain to arise
q. vigorous, spirited and formidable OppOsi-
ton which will sweep into its ranks the
greater part OF the clements heretofore COM
prising the Democratic party, and doubtless
some of Republican antecedents besides.
Let us not allow our heads to be so turned
with victory that we shall commit the blum
DER OF undertaking our opponents
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

New PApER.-Another Republican
paper is to lie started ct Walla Walla,
the Union probably not being orthodox
on the leading issues. Walla Walla
presents an encouraging field for Rad
ical investments of this character-cast-
ing Democratic majority of upwards
of three hundred votes. We predict
that Mr.. Ragsdale, the publisher, will
have to 8" chaw rags" for paper if he
depends upon the legitimate receipts
of the enterprise for success.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

PORTLAND BULLETIN. This journal
has changed hands again, and become
the property of Messrs. J. N. Dolph,
o. N. Denny and H. w. Scott, the lat
ter gentleman assuming editorial con-
troll. Mr.. Scott has been, for several
years, editor of the Orcgonian, and has
made very acceptable journal of it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

The Tumwater Amateur Drama
tic Association propose to give an en-
tertainment in this place during Christ
mas week, the proceeds to be applied
towards building hall, a project they
have had in contemplation for some
weeks past, and which has, we learn
assumed tangible shape.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

MoDEsT.-The Courier affirms that q
gentleman, after examining the school
books exposed for sale in one Of our
bookstores, a few days ago, delivered
himself thus: eff I had had those
books for helpmate when I was boy,
there is nothing in the reach Of human
possibility but that I might have &C
complished.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

STEVENS COUNTY RETURNs.-In Ste
vens county Judge McFadden received
1O3 votes and Garfelde 123-a majority
of 20 for the latter. For Joint Repre-
sentative A. H. Gordon, the Democratic
candidate, received Ill votes to ITO for
his opponent. The remainder of the
Republican county ticket is elected.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

pT They ratified off a turnip with
a trace-chain attached, under the delu-
sion that it was a watch and guard, in
Pray's Saloon, few evenings ago.
When the boys become so hilarious that
they can'ttell rutabaga from oval
than" or a " Tobias" it is time to quit
running o'nights.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

STILL TRAVELLING The "Royal Ty-
coon Japenese Troupe" which visited
this place last Summer are now per-
forming in New Orleans, La. Mr.. Mar
shall, the manager, writes under date
of Nov. 10Th, that they have exhibited
in nearly all the Eastern and Southern
cities to large audiences, the novelty
and popularity of their performances
attracting even in the dullest season
and when other companies were COM
PEELED to suspend operations One of
the little boy perfolmers-Uki Noski-
died, on the trip South. The Troupe
next proceed to Texas, in which State
they will remain several weeks and Wis
it the interior towns.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

New ARRANGMENr.-Mr. E. Wolf has
taken charge of the cigar and tobacco
trade formerly conducted by I. G.
Lowe & Co., at their new store, corner
Main and Fourth Streets, and will con-
tinue to furnish the choicest varieties of
all articles in his line of business. Try
his &c samples"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07
Il C0MMCEDADLE PROJECT.

Under tits heading. the Dis;~ih
publishes an extrac. from n letter 70 II
firm in Seattle. by c. d. Morrison,
agent OF the Star line Of San Francisco
and Puget Sound vessels, which is as
follows:
II would like to get all the information
ca: about the advantages of. and the induce
ncnts for settling in Washington Territory.
as propose fo have printed lo'OOo copies nfa
small work ct about thirty pages for distribu-
ton throughout the L nitcd States and Cana
da. To cost $500, providing $500 can he con-
men of the different Sound ports. / can
raise 500 here. The amount to be raised will
be very light on each town. and the benefit
will be- very great for the Territory. l have
had II large experience in emigration schemes.
and propose to become identified with the
commerce and whatever else may affect the
interest and prosperity of Puget Sound, l
shall ito all in my power to increase its popu-
! lation.'
The suggestion is good one, and
we hope the proposition will be acted
upon, but experience teaches that many
people stand, in relation to immigra-
ton schemes, precisely where Artemus
Ward did in reference to the war, will
ing to sacrifice their neighbors and dis
tant relatives if necessary, and even
near relatives in an emergency, to pro-
mote such great public benefit. As
long as the sacrifice is confined to others,
their magnanimity knows no bounds;
but when the sympathetic nerve that
leads to to pocket is touched, they re-
coil with horror. We hope it will not
be SO in this instance. The amount is
a triie, the information accessible, and
the plan altogether feasible. We need
population and capital to develop en-
terprise, and to obtain them with the
least possible delay, we must advertise
our advantages.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

AZ Abbott & Horr have just received
a large addition to their former stock.
Their "art gallery beats anything in
the Territory for tasty arrangement of
articles comprising the useful as we'll
as the beautiful.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

& The H. NJ. Steamship Sparro,c-
hack was recently sold at Victoria, to
Messrs. Corbitt T. Macleay, of Port
land, for $40, 900. The owners intend
to convert her into sailing vessel to
carry wheat to England.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

* A late Victoria dispatch says
that three men named Fuller, Collins
and Dooley were drowned in the Skeena
by the upsetting of their canoe, and a
hundred and fifty ounces of dust were
lost at the same time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

s DIR. Ostrander's drug store at
Inmwater, is completed, and the sup
plies with which it is to be stocked are
now on the way to their destination.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Geo. H. Hines, of
the firm of Hines & Batchelder, Port
land, is on q visit to relatives and
friends in this vicinity. He proposes
remaining week or ten days and make
hasty visit down the Sound before he
returns to Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

* The British Colonist states that
that Victoria and the surrounding coun-
try consume Puget Sound beef to the
annual value of 500, COO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

TRIAL OF MnLER.-An Oregon ex-
change says that the trial of Miller, the
man who killed Cherokee Smith, at Eu-
gene City last August, will commence
at that place on the 18th inst. Hon.
J. F. Caples has been retained for the
prosecution.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

AZ A recent census of Tumwater
places the entire white population at
225. There are also ID Cinnamon who
monopolize the cooking and washing of
the place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

81 Frank Spinning has been ap.
pointed Postmaster at Steilacoom. This
change will be appreciated by Olympus
newspapers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

The weather remains pleasant.
and occasionally old Sol sends forth his
cheering rays in q manner that is
childlike and bland"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07
SOME THINGS We DON'T LIKE TO SEE

Why, O why does the Cosra,' per-
>ist in the cgrcgious blunders that Ly
neglect have crept into its staEdin, /,
notices? The attention of its conduct
nrs has been more than once directed
to the alsndi;y of some Of these no
tees. if not to the injury that may result
to such as place any confidence in It's
false and homogeneous statements. As
an instance, farmer finds Spring
wheat quoted in the Tumwatcr market
report at l 45 and 1.50. He brings his
grain to town and finds the price to be
see and S5c. 1t is quoted correctly
i'll the Olympia market report, pub
lishcd side by side with that of our neigh
boring town, but this fact if discovered
in time, only confuscs the minds of its
readers and patrons. Tumwater people
will discover from perusing its pages
that the same brand of flour that sells
here for S. IS and Sc per barrel, they
must pay 81 Is and IS rs for at the mill.
According to the Courier Rev. A. G.
Fairchild breaches in the NJ. E. Church,
and it appears oblivious of the fact that
Rev. Mr.. McPheters has been its pas
tor for several months past. 1t an
nounccs Rev. Mr. Casio as preaching
every Sabbath Sin the lower room OF
the Masonic Hail." while he has not
preached anywhere in the town fo1
many Sabbaths, and the congregation
worship in their own church edifce.
The arrival and departure of the mails
are incorrectly reported, and might
lead to the inconvenience of travellers.
But we have not space to expose 1.-THE
of the misstatements that are published
every day in the week by our contem-
porary. Better far discontinue all
society notices, market reports and
such information, than to mislead the
public by false statements. The space
can better be filed, if the only object
is to print large sheet, by " dead" adj
vertisements and deadhead" notices
of the Aldine and the Toledo Blade.
We hope our contemporary will receive
our suggestions kindly, as they are made
for its own benefit as we'll as to protect
the interests of the public.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

SENTENCED. Kirkland has been SEN
fenced to ten years in the Penitentiary
at hard labor, and to pay the costs of
prosecution.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

FAR.-The Ladies' Sewing Society
OF Tumwater, propose to hold fair for
the sale of fancy and useful articles,
on Thursday evening, 18th inst, in
Biles' Hall. Admission, 25 cents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

nS- Thomas Stevenson has been con-
victed at Victoria of obtaining money
on false pretenses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

V1cK's FLORAL Gu1DE.-This publica-
ton, now issued quarterly, is one of
the most elegant and useful publica-
tons emanating from the press. The
January number is before us. 1t gives
plans for making Rural Homes, designs
for dining table decorations, window
gardens, &C., and containing mass Of
information invaluable to the lover of
flowers. It contains one hundred and
fifty pages, on fine tinted paper, some
five hundred engravings and superb
colored plate and chrome cover. The
first edition of two hundred thousand
is just printed in English and German,
and ready to send out, at Is cents per
annum, which will be refunded to those
purchasing one dollars worth of seeds.
Address James Wick, Rochester N. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

81 Thurlow Weed, another veteran
journalist, is reported to be lying in q
critical condition at Albany, N. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

New "LocAL. "-Clarance Bagley is
is now Local of the Courier, vice
Luce resigned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-07

s@ Go and see Breckenfeld's stock
of toys "and things" His store is a
veritable curiosity shop.