Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-11
To-DAY

VYTAN!--Tt is only necessary to preface
the announcement of an entertainment with
this name TO secure large audience. Wv.
ian, in his specialities, is inimitable. His
songs seem to be made for him, or he
made for the sentiment and melody embod-
led In them, and the two unite and blend in
one, and that is-Vivian. lie now comes
with Company Of his own selection, and
this is o sufficient indication that each of the
party, Is master of the part he has to per-
form. Mr.. Koher one of the company, is
said to be musician OF extraordinary talent
The Victoria papers say that the number OF
instruments he plays seems unlimited On
the cornet, French fagcolet and concertina,
his efforts were really marvellous, and by a
strange combination of sidedrnm, cymbals,
bass. drum aud other musical pieces Mr.. Koh-
Ter presents in himself powerful orchestra
Mrs. Blake Is likewise said to be musician
of rare talent. She possesses pleasing con-
tralto voice. Mr.. Cambell, the 6asso pr9fando,
pas voice which may vie with thunder
In volume, while 1t is under absolute con-
troll In the most difficulty transitions. Our
people will have an opportunity OF hearing
them Tuesday evening; and forming their
own opinion Of their abilities.
PRorrrs OF CoaMERoE. --As an instance
OF the profits derived from shipping as an in
vestment for capital, the following reference
IL made in the g. f. Alta: The ship David
Crockett, which just left New York for
San Francisco. was built at Mystic in 1853
at o cost OF $4,000 Capt. Joseph Spencer
being her first commander. the late Capt
Burgess Cost on a voyage hence to Liver
pooh her second, and she is at present com.
manded by Capt. Anderson, who was Mate
under Burgess, and who keeps up her fine
record She has divided among her owners
the handsome sum OF $448, 600, clear of all
expenses, and has never called on the Un.
Underwriters for dollar of insurance.
PEoPIE's HOTEL AND RESTAURANT This
house Is to be re-opened In few days by Mr..
Charles Wood. one of the former proprietors,
who has considerable experience in the bust.
ness to aid him In the future management.
The furniture, most of it, will be replaced
by new, and the whole building and appli'
ances will be thoroughly renovated and reft-
ted. He expecisto have the house ready for
the reception of guests, sometime next week,
and we doubt not q liberal patronage win be
accorded, as Mr.. Wood is a popular landlord.
SyEII.AcooM BAY MILL FLouR.--We are
the recipient OF couple OF sacks Of SUPER
Tor fonr. through the courtesy Of Mr. Thos
N. Chambers, proprietor Of the Steilaeeem
Bay MIL, tits the xxx brand. and it really
excels In quality any of the kind we have
yet used. The brand Is the best made, and
the best OF The best, indicates no ordinary
degree of excellence. 'i,oes sissogs
By reference TO our telegraphic dispatches,
II will he seen that the City Of Panama ID
not coming here next trip, but that the
Dakota which Is 10 leaye San Francisco the
e5th inst, will. Mr.. freeman the agent,
urges the friends here to have freight In
readiness for shipment ct that time. Let oil
take an interest In this matter yt.sgsI
PERSONAL Corts and family leave
for the East by way of Portland, next Sun
day evening or Monday morning. Thei
many friends wish them God Speed .
"a Judge Lowe also leaves by the next PAM
ma to join his family In San Franciscos Boz
yeyaw "a. Il "
TIE Board Of Immigration has the author
ity Of sour worthy Mayor for announcing tina
immigrants who arrive at Olympia will b
provided with temporary shelter while the.
are looking about them. IeuN
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