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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-06

DY virtue Of an order Of the Probate Cour,
I'D ofThurston county, Washington Territory
in the matter Of the estate Of Marshall y.
Moore, deceased, late of said county, the I'M
derpikned, Administrator Of said estate, will
sell At public sale to the highest bidder, fos
gold coin of the United States, and subject 10
confirmation by said Probate Court, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1872,
Alto o'clock, A. ~, in front of the Real
Estate Office of +. Tarbell, on Main street, 10
the town of Olympia, all the right, title and
interest of the said Marshall F. Moore at the
time of his death, in and to the following des-
cribed reel estate, viz:
All Of the w. half and six (6) acres Of the
e. half of the s. e. quarter of 8. e. quarter Of
Sec. 4. Six icy acres in the N. E. quarter OF
N. W. quarter Of Sec. 81, Lots and 4 of Sec.
6, TIP. 10, N. r. l w., and Lot of Sec. l,
TT. 10, N. r. Q w., lying in Thurston county
also part q acres) of the s. e. quarter of N.
W. quarter of Sec. 20 TIP. 81 N. X. E., lying
in Pierce county; also an undivided one-ninth
interest in certain lands situated in the coun-
ties of Walla Walla, Chehalis, Thurston, Ma
son, Pierce, King, Kitsap, Jefferson, Snoho-
thousand acres, entered by said Marshall f.
agreement, in the name of w. s. Ladd, of Port
land, Oregon /; and also an undivided one-sixth
interest in certain lands situated in the coun-
ties of Thurston, Pierce and King, amounting
to 669 acres more or less, entered by said Mar
shall r. Moore, according to the terms Of a
certain contract or agreement, in the name OF
W. II. Patterson, of San Francisco, CAL, de-
tailed description of all which lands, and in
formation concerning them, can be had on ap-
plication to the undersigned, and attic time
and place ofsale.' -, =
BY virtue of the same order. the under
signed will sell at public sale at the Pavilion,
in the town Of Seattle, on Monday. the 22d
day of July, 1872, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, the fol-
lowing described premises: The undivided
one-half az of the s. f. quarter Of :. W.
quarter Of Sec. ~, TIP. "a, N. r. East, and
the N. half of the s. W. quarter Of N. w.
quarter Of Sec. 10, TIP. Is N. r. 4 East, lying
in King county.
r. B. VAN TRUMP, Administrator.
Olympia, W. T., June 29th, 1872, 35:W3
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canine species, and gives that descendant
. title before his mothers sons personality.
% genuine dogmas We prefer the judge.
ment Of Grant to that Of Greeley. Honor
to whom is due
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SEATTLE, June 26th, 1872.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
hereby certify that have been under the
treatment Of DR.. Aborn for deafness, and that
he Eas almost entirely restored my hearing.
had been quite deaf for over twenty years,
and In one ear had not heard the tick Of q
watch for the above time and the second day
after he commenced treatment, could hear
very plain, and feel lie new man.
JOHN WEBSTER.
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OLOTHrNG and Furnishing Goods, In larg,
" quantities and at reduced rates, At
= T. ROTHSCHILD + cos.
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NEISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets
wi Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, At Agents rates.
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HAvING made arrangements to import
III large portion Of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities, and an experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose Of buying goods
from first hands, We can offer inducements to
buyers unsurpassed by any other firm. Our
assortment will be complete in every depart
ment, and we want it known that
We Will Not be UndersOld
by any other firm on Puget Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-06

b0~ DR.. Aborn, Oculist, Aurist and Phys
ician for chronic diseases, will be at his apart
meuts corner Third and Morrison sts., Portland,
from the 10th Of July until the 18th Of August.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-06

r AIDES Dry Goods and Hosie-y-a COM
j plete assortment, and new styles, just re-
oeiysd at :, ROTHCHILD co.'s
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A GENCY of the United Anaheim Wine
N Growers Association is at Rothschild 4
Co.'s, where full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
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- - 0H0DIHS10
AND SALOON.
Arcadia, w. r.

NNHE undersigned gives notice that heis pre-
II pared to entertoin the travelling eommu-
nifty with the " creature comforts" Of the inner
man, at the lowest living rates.
His table is supplied with the best the mar
ket affords, and the salaon with q superior
stock Of liquors and cigars. Give him call.
JOSEPH HOUSTON.
Arcadia, Juuc 20, 1872. 35:yi
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TXCHANGE on San Francisco, and Legal
ID Tenders bought and sold, and Drafts dis
counted ON liberal terms, by
.,''.s. ROTHSCHILD / co.
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EClNE Imported Brandics, the best brands Of
Il Whistles and Liquors, Of every kind, and
all the Popular Bitters and Syrups, for sale in
packages to suit BY
ROTHSCHILD 4 co.
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DOCKS and Stationery, . complete assert.
ID ment, ut ROTHSCHILD 3 cos.
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TOBACCO and Cigars, Pipes and Stems
every variety at
ROTHsCHILD l. CO.'S.
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ID OTHSCHILD l. CO. are Agents for the
III Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
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GOODS bought and sold on commission in
VI San Francisco or New York, at small
percentage, by ROTHSCHILD / cos.
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TIME proprietor has me only Abstract Of
i titles 10 Thurston county, the cosrectness
and reliability Of which he ID prepared TO den-
onstrate to all interested BY an exhibition o.
bis books, and il prepared 10 transact 'ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-25

The SOUTH CAROLINA NEGRO CoNGREssMEs.
The negro De LARGE, whose election is con-
tested by ex-Consressman BOWEN, has not
been in bis seat during the present session of
Congress. The Committee on Elections has
reported in favor Of Bowen. DE LARGE
took his seat in Congress on the 4th of March
last, and has made his $4,000. Bowen is the
carpet-bagger who was convicted of bigamy
and pardoned by the President. De LARGE,
probably knowing that he was not entitled
to his seat, determined to make the most of
his salary by not spending any money in
Washington this winter.
Initiating DE LARGE, another negro men,
Der from South Carolina (ELLIorr) has
stayed at home during the present session.
1t Is said that he has been engaged in man.
aging the South Carolina Legislature. What
set Of representatives from South Carolina ,
And yet there are people who riot in satanic
delight Mt the humiliation of that ill-fnted
State. 1t si6 hard to imagine how any being
could rejoice over such an unprecedented
outrage upon civilization. ~ )
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The DISQUALIFIED.

We have already exposed the error COM
mitted by the New York World in arguing
that under recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States no person is dis
qualified by the fourteenth amendment for
holding office. The World repeats its argu-
mcnt, and restates its position, which latter Is
in the following words:
"Only those guilty Of participation in re-
bellion are amenable to the disabilities OF the
fourteenth amendment, and he is not guilty
whose guilt was blotted out before the dlSa-
bilities became law"
The World misstates the effect of the four
teenth amendment in order to prove its point.
We are willing to admit that if only those
guilty of participation in rebellion THAT Is,
who are aor guilty in the legal senset are
amenabe to the disabilities of the fourteenth
amendment, then "he is not guilty whose
"qu,N was blotted out before the disabilities
"became law" But the trouble is that the
premise is false. We beg the World to read
the fourteenth amendment carefully. Let lis
correct the Worlds language, and logic will
point out its error:
"Only those who participated in rebellion
are amenable to the disabilities of the four
teenth amendment"
This is the true state of the case; for the
amendment disqualities persons who have
"engaged in instruction or rebellion not
those only who are "gulity" for having done
SO. Therefore tine Worlds conclusion can
never follow from thetrue premise. Wcnow
state the fact and the correct conclusion:
"Thosc who engaged in rebellion are
amenable to the disabilities Of the fourteenth
amendment" whether their guilt was blotted
out by the President or not "bcfore the disa-
bi!itiCs became law
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-.-.n,,o .,,i1,e,, and shocking death

1870. Tbe sudden and shocking apath
,sh;cb he nr,etexcited G2catly thepublr m'na,
and caused display 81 public grief Wnich
so,,,d not have been elected had he dleo u
natural death. As. Mr.. DAVIS owes bis pre-,
sent popularity In the South to bis arrest anu
i,nprisonment, SO Mr.. LINCOLN owes his to his
tragic end. The paradeon the OCCASION OF his
funeral was excessively gaudy and inapproo-
pirate ;@anud perhaps there never was an 10.
stance in which such public honors were 80
soon succeeded by state Of public mdlnei-
ence to his memory. Mr.. LlscoLSys loss
WINS greater to the South than to the North'
and his death should have been sincerely Ia
mented by southern people. In their coh.
dition at that time they could not proper!
nnnreciate the man or their ownloss but time
has enlightened them, and this day we tninh
# very probable that there is general ana siii'
cere respect in the South for MIR. LlSootS .
memory. Not that it Is here belle'eo l'e
would have made the South a pet by bestow-
inr marked fayors upon her people; but De-
o,,,se they believe he WINS n just and humane
man with much practical good sense, ana
tbat he would have adopted the best means
70 nacidcate the country and restore the
uniou of States upon the basis of Impartial
ity and equality. He did not think II
would he wise to break down the pride
and manhood of any part of the nation. Inc
Union wanted all the stamina and MANHOOD
and proper pride of her people to promote
her power and glory and to defend her from
outside pressure; and Mr.. LINCOLN had no
idea of sacrificing the jewels of the nation to
f:,naticism, and avarice, and mean ambition.
He looked upon the southern soldier as
brave and gallant man, invaluable to his
country, and he wanted to trent him as an
intelligent citizen, with rights that should
be recognized, for the sake Of the Union.
Peace to his ashes!
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ito regulate the assssspse nt, position, and
collection of taxes for The support Of public
free schools House Hills 20 amend the
Code fn relation to- tile collectien Of fee bills
with Senate amend nents) 70 amend the
Code IN regard Ito the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals with Senate amendments); and proyi-.
ding for session Of the Court Of Appeals ut
Winchester with Senate amendmenD.s
oFP1eEBs AND OFFICES OF THE CAPITOL. =
THE Committee on=o Offices and officers of
the Capitol reported that they had examined
the offices OF. the Auditor Of Public Accounts,
Second Auditor, Treasurer, and Register Of
the Land Office, and found them in good; or
der the books Systematically arranged and
kept, and their affairs admirably managed.
The report was agreed to. +
couRTEsIEs TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
On motion of Mr.. lawson, the privileges of
the floor were extended to the Hon. Messrs.
Beck, of kentucky, Roberts, of New York,
McHenry, of Kentucky, and Duke, Terry,
and Harris, Of Virginia., members OF the
House of Representatives of the United States
Congress, now in this city.
The SPEAKER appointed the following com
mittee to wait on the gentlemen named in
the resolution Messrs. LAWSON md GILMAN.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS
On motion of Mr.. VAN AUKES, the Com
mittee OH Agriculture and Mining were in
structed to consider and report upon the pc
tition of E. A. Dayton, of Richmond, in re-
ference to Professor Rogers's Geological Sur
vey of tlie State, made from 1850 to 1871 In
elusive. ,n.-
TAX BILL.
The Senate tax bill came up as the special
continuing order.
Mr., FITZGERALD moved to amend BY making
the specific tax on lawyers $40 upon each
lawyer who has been practicing less than
three years; and 81 for each additions! year
of practice, provided that such tax snail IN
no case exceed $50. Agreed to.
Pending the consideration of the Dill re-
cess was taken until half-past 7 O'Clock.
Night Session.
The Senate bill imposing taxes for support
of government, &c, after further conslaera,
ton, was ordered to epgrossment ana thTd
reading-ayes 81; noes, 70.
Adjourned.
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WHAT IS THE CusToM-HousE FoR This
question (after criticising the testimony con-
corning the Custom-House frauds in New
York; the Tribune answers as follows:
.It seems to us the Administration idea OF
the custom-house ought now to be pretty
well understood. 1t is merely an organiza-
ton for the control of local political organ
izations in the personal interest of the ruling
authorities. As Dccoy Bliss, Jr., expresses
it, the custom-houSe is the party, and am
its representative"
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General Assembly of Virginia
ONE HUNDRED AND NINTH BAY.

SATURDAY, March %, 1877.
SENATE.
Licutenant-G Governor MARYE in the chair.
No prayer.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED. 49,.
The following buse bills, this day COM
mrlnicated to the Senate from the lower
House, were passed under suspension of
the rules:
TO amend and reenact section II of chap
ter 200 Of an act passed April 9th, entitled
can act to revise and amend the criminal pro-
cedure"
Authorizing the joint committee for the
management of Norfolk County ferries to
issue coupon bonds in behalf of Norfolk
county.
To amend and reenact section of an act
to incorporate the Portsmouth Insurance
Companies, passed February II, 1852.
Allowing supervisors of Rockbridge county
to increase compensation of Superintendent
Of the Poor. -
For. the relief of James w. Anderson & Co.
In relation to the condemnation of land in
the city of Richmond. ...4 .:i.
To prevent prize-fghting, and the fighting
Of dogs, cocks, and other animals, in the
county of Alexandria.
To amend and reenact the fifth section of
an act entitled "An act to appropriate the
income arising from the proceeds OF the land
scrip accruing to Virginia under act of Con-
gress of July 9, 1862, and the acts amenda-
tory thereof"
HOUSE BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES AND
PUT ON CALENDAR.
Imposing tax on oysters.
To extend the time within which William
B. Diggs, late sergeant of the city of Nor
folk, may collect the taxes for the years 1866,
1867, 1858, and 1869. ~ -.
DUTIES ON TEA AND COFFEE.
Joint resolution instructing the United
States senators from this State to vote for the
repeal of the duties on tea and coffee was
read the first and second times and rejected.
PROTECTION AND TAXATION OF OYSTERS.
Mr.. THOMAS, from the Committee on FL
nance, presented the following joint resolu-
ton: -
'Resolced BIZ The General Assembly, That
the Governor of the Commonwealth be re-
quired to appoint commission of three dis
interested citizens to revise all the laws re-
lating to the protection and taxation of oys-
tiers, and that they report to the General AS
sembly at its next session such recommends
tions and changes as they may deem expe-
dent and proper upon that subject, with q
view to the increase of revenue from that
source"
CouRTIsIEs TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
On motion of Mr.. HuNDLEY, d was resolved
that the privileges of the floor of the Senate
be extended to the members Of Congress
from this and other States now visiting the
city of Richmond.
Subsequently a number Of members of
Congress came upon the floor and proceed
ings were suspended and they were intro
duced to senator's. 4. IL 49,. 81. ~
THE APPROPRIATION BILL 9.' :.
was under consideration when the Senate.
adjourned. ~ =: ,-s &s1sii I
T. HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker HANGER In the chair. Prayer by
Rev. Or. Read, Of the Gnce,s Street Presbyte-
rian church. 49, ,s,. Il s, - t,.,,l - n s
PLACED ON THE gALEEDAK,
Under suspension ef the rules; Senate bill
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WHICH is r?-The Farmyille Common
soedhh draws contrast between the French
people, who arc straining every nerve, not
only by paying taxes but by large voluntary
subscriptions, 10 pay the German indemnity,
and the grnmblen Of Virginia who propose
TO repndiate public and private obligations.
Il coaiesses shame for Virginia from the con-
trsst, and adds: !" We fear it is more a loss of
/. principle than q loss of niggers that disin-
"eHnes these TO pay."' ...s 81
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T SPRING. 1872.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
1,, T. r. PRICE 6 co. HT
are now receiving by steamer and express a superb
stock of STABLE nIld FANCY GOODS for the sea-
son, to which attention Is called. Everything new
and beautiful will he shown during the entire season.
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
sCOLORED GROS GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS, all colors;
.POPLINS, vELOURS, NELANGES, -
PLAIN and FIGURED JACOSETS and LAWNS
INDIA and JAPENESE SILKS,
DOLLIE WARDEN FRENCH and ENGLISH
CAMBRICS, entirely new. -
MOURNING GOODS.
yEIOtJR iNIPERATRICE, VELOUR DE NICE,
eros DE NICE, MOUSSELINES, 1t
CASH DE ECESSE, TAMISE, hi.
BOAfBAZINE, English and French;
BYZANTINE. FLORENTINE, CRETONNE,
DRAP DE MONTEREAU,
SUMMER HENRIETTA,
SUMMER CACHEMERE, IRON GRENADINES.
IN WORSTED AND SILK.
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, &C., &C.
.a- STAPLES.
LINENS and SIEETINGS. TOWELLNGS,
DIAPERS, HUCKABACkS,
BLEACHED COTTONS, PILLOW COTTONS,
GOODS for gentlemen and boys, great assortment
Immense line Of oil the NEW PATTERN PRINTS,
All Of which viii lie sold as low as any house In
America can afford to sell them for without giving
prices in detail. D,,cp q ~
NH Is 1. n. fhING O ".
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Dry GOODS.
PECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

SpEClAL lNDUCEhr-Nl r'
ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTHS 4. &c. per ysrd;
ALL-WOOL PLAID POPLINS 81 sc: Per YARD
MOHAIR POPLINS and ALPACAS at 4sc. pG
BLACK FRENCH MERINOs. HENRIETTA anil
TAMISE CLOTHS at sac. and 81 per yard, :.
IRISH POPLINS. Silk and Wool ut sl'2S "or'o .
PL RiN. WATERED, aud FIGURED JAPANESE
SILKS, very cheap;
BLACK VELYETEENS at Il, SIPS and sl.'0 per
preitW "a ssIhEREs at 81, sles and s,0 per gard;
Splendid TOWELS ut 20. IS, and COG. apiece ga.
s lew pair very iIne BLANKETS At $3.50 worm Wv
WHITE QUILTS ut $3.50 worth g.;
WHiTE SKIRTS at 81 and $3.50 worth double tha.:
lot of xtra fine CORSETS ct ess than ball pfie'
SHAWIS and CLIO OAKS at less than cost;
FIG URED P1QUES at 33sc WORTH Soc Igf Sal" ,e-r
WHITE CAMBRICS and SWISS husLlAs' 'er'
PLAIN and PLAID MANSIONS at Is and '0c'p pr
XIII GLOVES. HOSIERY, RIBBONS, ..,
EMBROIDERIES, INFANTS ROBES. &C., -. ~"
cheap; at the Brnad-Strcet Dry GooE Lh'r"'
WILLIAM THALH1MER sohs.,
NH ,s Col Broad, corner siAfl strre'.
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TEA AND CoYFEs.The tariff upon tea and
oofsee has not been taken Of, ms the State
Journal seems to suppose. The House Of
Representatives passed a bill to effect that
end, and the Senate has put these articles
upon the free LIST ID It's bill. But 30 bill has
been pared by both Houses.
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, I
IL AL, II 1Srn

MOTTO E--TO BRICK-PAFERS.--
~ Sealed proposals will he received at this Office
until APRIL I'D, ut l: NJ, for furnishing md laying
such BRICK PAVING as may be required by the
city for tic term OF one year.
Forms Of proposals may he had upon application
at this Office
The Committee on Streets reserves the right of
rejecting any or all proposals
NH la-dtd City Engineer.
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( sPsgsAl NOTH tEs. !,

s. 6FE&EAE MsDAkAAssS. sfs
Ey- AT VIRGINIA HALL,
AT VIRGINIA. HALLs 81 q
AT YIfsElNIAa HALLss st
THIS MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH ssrlI -.
ADMISSION. 3sc.
ADMISSION, 2sc. 1Ss..s-
ADMISSION, 2sc.
) A TICKET ADMITTING sIXsPERsOTs, 81.
I ATICKET ADMITTING Six PERsoNs, OIL.
..-,.,p.,.s-,e.rsat fsADY's GOLD WATCH
A LADY,S GOLD WATCH 81 49,,
tS.s4 "A LADY'S GOLD WATCH $50,
A LADY'S GOLD WATCH
GIVEN AWAY TONIGHT.
GIVEN AWAY TONIGHT.
GIVEN AWAY TONIGHT. S.
q II ':5'7f$29 TWO LARGE CHROMOS,
gsy sf'tzs TTWO LARGE CHROMos,
TWO LARGE GHROMos,
SIX OIL PAINTINGS, ,fjf'ls a@
SIX OIL PAINTINGS, 81 toai 100
SIX OLE PAINTINGS, -
.lr, gr l. ANDA GIFT FOR EVERYBODY.
AND A GIFT FOR EVERYBODY.
NH 25-lt AND GIFT FOR EVERYBODY.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING!
RICHMOND, March Is, 1872.
PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,

DROPOSALSF FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
L BINDING, &C.-In accordance with the provi.
sions OF an act of the General Assembly approved
March 30, 1871, SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceiycd by the undersigned, at bis office in the capt.
toll until MONDAY the LIST day Of april ls72, at IL
VI. for BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, GLIDING,
STITCHING, RULING AND BINDING. required
for the State Of Virginia from the date of contract
until the lst day of APRIL l>I3. rs follows:
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING.
Composition of type per thousand ems.
Press-wOrk per token of $50 impressions.
JOB PRINTING, BINDING, &C.
Composition Of type per thousand ems.
Press-work per token of go Impressions.
Folding, stitching, ruling and binding. ms per
blank schedule that VIII te furnished application
by the undersigned
Character aud specimens of the work that will be
required can he seen at my Office.
Contracts will be awarded TO the lowest response
BILE bidders, subject to appeal. as provided by law
Contractors will be REQUIRED to execute their work
in close and compact form. without unnecessary
title or blank pages
The successful bidders will be required to enter
into bond with security to he approved the Sccre
tYrv Of the Commonwealth. for the prompt and
faithful execution Of their contracts.
r. +. WALKER,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
y, p,,, S,,I
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MARRIED,

On the 21st of March, by Rev j. NJ Rice at the resi-
dcuce of the brides mother, Mr.. GAkkEii ".
GOOCH, of Sweet Springs, West Virginia, to Aiss
MARY WATSON, second daughter OF Mrs. ). a.
Payne, Of Allegheny county, Va.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW sPRlA'
'~5o1 DRY GOODS.

FRENCH MARsELLE QUILTS. $50;
eros GRAIN BLACK SILK, $3.50;
CHECKED SAINSOOK at &c. worth Sc,
WHITE FRENCH CAMBRIA a. sc. worth sse..
HEM-sTlTCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
ut lsc., u,xn-
HEM-STITCHED and CORDED Linen hA-
KERCHIEFS at 2ec.,
IRISH LINENS as old prices .,-,rn
Also, a full line Of DRESS GCtDs, rnenS
CAMBRICS, for children WHITE GooDn r o,w
description MEMS and BOYS EAh' Do'''>
- ~ y - S. HIRSHs.
y,.... =, s.s-# 6o7 Broad street.