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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-14

Il Over C. HAHTwxEr e. Co.'s)
- Il now receiving and will open on
Friday. October 8. her Fall supply Of FASH
~ IONxBEE MILLINERY, when she will bs
- pleased to see her old custsmsss and the pub
Ne, assuring thsm she will hsve the most approved
styles selected By herself ct the North, and made
up 10 this city By ycuus Ladies II acknowledged
kil. equal to any that csn be got sp ct the North
Her assortment consists IN part Of 0ik Velvet and
STRAW BONNLTS: Of every sty1e: RI B Ms,
FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES, PLUMES, Wells,
HAIR BRAIDs, FRONTS and CURLs.
DRESS CLOAK end MANTlLLAS made to order
In the latest and most fashionable manner.
&C 4-2w
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1lEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA

nNEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-
i GES.-SIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE, lust
arrived from Paris begs leave to inform the citizens
OF Richmond that he will give instructions In the
French and Italian Languages either in private les
cons or in class.
The heads of Seminaries can have his services az
He has spent most of his time in Paris and under.
stands the language pc, fectly. He feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction.
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Jas Wood.
house, Main street. at Harold Il Murray's Broad 1t
or at the residence Of his brother, Sis. g. GEORGE
corner of 4th and Broad streets oc S-d2m
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VIRGINIA..

PaoBABEY A MfsTAKR.-Amongt the persons sup
posed 10 have been lost with he Arcsc,are Mr. and
Mrs. Hewitt and dssehssr, ssid to belong to Freder.
ieksbarg From brief paragraph In the News we
infer that there b miaeAke ~ 10 the residence Of
those persons; and that they may have belonged
10 Petersburg.
AxxxAnpRA R. Observation-Disclosures meek
inss q Bowling Green and Stafford Court House
have adopted resolutions expressing preference
TOR Alexander r. Holiday for Governor.
EAsrrnN LunArrc AsYLuM.-The following sr.
pointment OF Directors for the Eastern Lunaiic
Asyium for three years, commencing the 1st Of No.
vembsr, 1854, have been made BY the Governor:
IL. Bowden, Robert Saunders, johnson Sands,
Talbot Sweeney Peter T. Powell, Robert H Armt
stead, J. C. Mercer, Ro Norris VIM. a. VERIFY,
James n. Malone and Edward B. Lindsey.
d. THos w. GLENN died at his residence In
Portsmouth. on the It'll inst, at the age OFFS.
The RExAns Of Rev. James M. Allen were H..
TERED In Petersburg on Friday.
THE LAD who was kicked by horse in Farm.
vile, few days ago, 10 son of Mrs. Petraus .
widow lady, from Mississippi He was doing well
as last accounts.
Fob THE FArR.-The Directory of the Southside
Railroad have resolved to transport members Of the
State Agricultural Society at half price on the
casiou Of the Fair, with such stock az they may
wish to exhibit.
DxcEAsKD.-Dr. Henry Thompson, son of DrW
II. Thompson, of Norfolk, died in Baltimore q few
days ago of ship fever.
WIZ. H. SKMMEs, Esq, . native OF Alexandria
died recently in Wisconsin He was = lawyer Of
much promise
pointed Inspector of Fish, fer the City of AexaL.
dra. BY the Governor of Virginia
REFUsED.-Judge Parker has, refused to grant
the Injunction against the Manassas Gap Railroad.
applied for by the Valley Turnpike Co.
RAILWAY CoNNEcrIoN.-The vote in Winches-
ter, on the question of connecting Winchester by
Railroad with Strasburg, was-ayes, 257-noss, SO.
MONTICELLO BANK.-Mr. Alexander P. Abel
has resigned the Office of Cashier of the Monticello
Bank at Charlottesville, and Mr.. B. c. Flanagan
has been appointed In his stead
AccrDxNrs.-As son OF Mr.. William T. Early, of
Charlottesville, had one Of his hands severely in.
jured by the bursting of his gun, while shooting at
mark. on Saturday last. A negro man was killed
ON Sunday last near Greenwo Tunnel, by the
locomotive running over him; he was switch ten.
der.
THE Know NoTHrNGs have instituted a lodge at
Whitehall, in Albemarle county.
On. E. P. WHITE made a speech at Caroline
Court on Monday last, urging full attendance at
the Spottalyvanla Fair The Doctor Is an ardent adj
yocate of the cause of agriculture.
GEN. RICHARD GAINES died at his residence
Warrenton Junction, Orange and Alexandria Rail.
road, on the 9th inst.
An INrEREsTIEG CASE. The Fredericksburg
News states that an interesting case was tried at
Spotsylvania C. H., on Saturday last, and resulted
In a.verdict for the plaintiff What the case related
to we ara not informed
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TO The LADIES.-CHILDREN's
CLOTHING
MISS FANNY LYON

DESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' of
H the city and couotry, that she II nov located
with her sister Mrs.. n. T. LYON, Broad strset, over
Hartwell& Co.'S where she continues to make up
all kinds Of CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN from
the ses of 81 to 10 years, embroidered and plain.
~ full supply Of the most fashionable PAT
Terms received
" EMBROIDERTNG, BRAIDING and STAMP
ING done to order. oc Aim
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EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.
SHALL resume school September 18th

Il This IL the 18th year have taught school, and
Primary Misunderstanding Writing Spelling Geo.
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During sil this
time | have been literally patgonized. now re.
solicit the same favorable confederation promising
the deepest interest In my pupils morally, re sousy
and ctually, that they may leave my influence
wiser, better, steadier boys tkan they were when
they came to me.
issue minute reports of progress and Of con.
duct which all parents shonld scrupulously examine
and together a. they come In the close of
every week. -
TERMs-$8 per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. H p TIYLOR
9-tg
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The citizens of Muscatine, Iowa, on the night of
the 18th ult., demolished German beer house
which had long been considered a nuisance to the
place. The Mayor besought the rioters to desist,
house had been destroyed, and the roof partially
torn off
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CHARLKsToN.-The Board of Health of Char.
lsston report nine deaths from yellow fever lorhe
"a hours, ending at 9io'clock, Tuesday night
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ROYAL PARRISH,
Grocer aud Commission Merchant,
RIru M0An "

Grocer aud Commission Merchant.
RICHMOND VA.
HAVING commenced the GROCERY
IL BUSINESS, in this city, In connection with
the Commission Business, Would beg leave to invite
his friends and the public GENERALLY, to give him
CALI assuring them he will bell a. low for CASH. or
punctusl customers as anyIother house in the city
He has taken the housk on the continuation of
Pearl street, between the ridge and Cary street.
He continues pay peSsonal attention to sales of
Country Produce. oc 9-dlmc2m
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nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical

1OCI. fLUME, OF the Old Medical
~ House, is still engaged in treating all sorts of
secret diseases and hereby invites cali from those
who may have been unfortunate In their associations
DR. P. would particularly invite call from persons
scisns incuIable. Cases few indeed that can
NOT be reached by medicine when correctly applied.
The article known as the Chemical Extract of French
Floosrs, s probably the very best thing before
the public for renoyating system already shattered
by dissipation or other cause The Ague and Fever
remedy, called French Mix 10 next to q certainty
Price 81 per bottle.
Office on Franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door south of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to der, with
full directions. sells
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BAIL REFusED-An application to admit
Gunter, enlarged as implicated in the murder OF
Mr. Scurry, In South Csrolina) to ball. has been re-
fused.
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MILLINERY-CASH PRICES.
NJ RS. HELEN KIMPEL,
227 Broad street,

- Has Just returned from the North.
ern cities with full and general assortment
~ of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS.
49, which are now open for examination, and to
which she respectfully calls the attention of the la
les of Richmond and its vicinity. Satisfied of the
ruth of the old adage, that "a nimble sixpence IL
to slow shilling" she has resolved to
ell for CASH ONLY, and has reduced her prices &C.
oc5-Im
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CoNvIcTIoN.-Thet trial of Charles lager, in New
York, for the murder of John Moran, has resulted
In verdict of uanslaughter In the third degree
The culprit was sentenced to three years confne
ment In the State prison.
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SAvANNAH.-There were two interments from
yellow fever in Savannah, on Monday last.
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I OOK Ar THIE.-$20 .000 worth oi

ii ,OOAA xA W~UtUUU WVItu u
IL Ready Made Clothing at cost embracing every
style Of garments suitable for Fall and Winter wear
The subscribers have determined to quit the business
ia Richmond on the fist Of January, 1855 and will
positively sell at cost either wholesale or retail To
merchants and others here II q rare chance The
goods fresh, ne and we'll made, and the stock 10
ample Call at the franklin Clothing Store, No. 90
Main street. R. DECOU co.
N. B. A good cutting board for sale low. Apply a.
above. Q-Syo
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NOTICE; The . sob,csibsr Ia late Of the

MOTICE.-The Subscriber, late Of the
IN firm of GARRETT ANDERSON. bess leave
most fespectfnlyto announce to bis friends and the
public generally, that he vii continue in the Com.
mission and Forwarding hadness His ogics for the
present viii Pc q the old staad Of 0arree Anser,
given to the salas all kinas If County Produce.
sincersly grateful for the liberal patronage hs has
usncs Of 1t pedsine himssif = spass 20 eIorts to
give satisfaciiou In a business entrustea 70 him
% l0--Alvkw4t y j.. ANDEhe0M
DORTABLE 6TEAM ENGINES, CIR
II CULAR aAW-MILL1, s6c-xhe euAecs1bers
Stsain m gnes Caro1las NILS sn4 81 ether -
asripf3oas ~ ptkh 1epeteh. ana gnsfant
"a 6ftao matorlsle ~ xegtMansa)p - Ae1g vetAa
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nR. LOUIS NJ. STEIN, LATE CHE

hR. LOUIS M. STEIN, LATE CHIEF
~ SURGEON OF THE HUNGARIAN PATRIOT AR
MY, AND HoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN, tenders his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of Richmond. He
may be found at his rooms on Clay street, between
7th and 9th streets.
DR.. STEIN, after few years residence since his
exile in this country has had the good fortune gain
the confidence Of many highly respectable persons
and physicians. and being stranger, he will be par
doned for referring to some of them
Among the letters in his possession is kind and
hatterng of recent date from the distin
DR.. BACHMAN. of Charleston.
EDwARD PADELFoED, Esq OF savanuah in whose
family Dr. practised, says friend, under datz OF
18th May, 1854: II feel ured that you may
mend him with perfect confidence as o scientific and
skillful physician, and gentleman of education
Mr. ALEXANDER, of the Savannah Republican, OF
date June 26th 1854, says "Dr s. is gentleman OF
great accomplishments and physician Of nteerity
and eminence."
Judge c. j FoLGER, of Geneva, New York under
date Sd September, 1858 says: "Dr. STEIN has OBJ
tanned the confidence and employment VI many of
our best and most intelligent and careful citizens.
= There have been instances where what has
bsffled other physicians OF both Allopathc and Ho
mGopathic schools has been met by him and removed
effectualiy"
DR.. NANCY. of New York, one of the mcst distin-
guished Homeopathic physicians of that city, says:
quirements."
DR.. VANDERBURGH, another distinguished practi.
toner of that city says s DR.. STEIN Is one of the
most accomplish ed physicians of the age"
These are specimens of number IN bis possession.
Can be found at the residence of MIR. Thliow.
Professor of Music, on Clay street, between 7th and
9Th streets. s2l-ts
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MOST VALUABLE PRIV ATE
lyl DWELLING ON MARSHALL STREET, IN
MARSHALL PLACE. FOR SALE.-The subscri-
hers are authorized TO sell that truly valuable Tsue
ment on Msrshan street, In "Msrshall Place. now
in tho occupancy Of Mr.. Carter 81 Harrison. The
tenement ontsS 30 fset back $50 feet to alley
It has 10 rooms (unusually lsrsel besides Kitchen
perfect repair, and nearly new.
Terms Of payment very accommodation.
oc9-6t GODDIN APpERSON.
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M oDONALDB REGAIIA N Anu

N0RTHERN HAY-A cargo daily az
ses - - JOHN W. W9l0aT + CO.
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NOTICE

NUT Q e.
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS. &c.
"a Having just returned from the
~ North With full and complete sssort-
~ ment of FALL GOODS. suitable for the
Fab trade. / take pleasure In calling on
my friends and the public to call and maks their Sc
lectisns before purchasing elsewhere. ~ am deter-
mined to sell a. low as the same articles can be
bought In this or any other CITY. Remember No. 81
Main It. JAMES w 00FF.
90 10-lw q issst
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TO THE LADIES.

2AR ~ LIE A1aOAco' w
VI THE Subscriber informs his -
customers and the public generally that he has just
returned from New York with splendid assortment
Of French Goods, consisting in part of FRENCH
FLOWERS. PLUMES. r 1 B BONS, LININGS,
BONNETS and MILLINERY GOODS in general,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
City and Country Milliners supplied at the lowest
rates C. II. LOWENTHAL.
sc IS Corner of Broad and Sd streets.
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/ TFE ASSURANCES ON SLAVES RE

i IFE INOUhANCES ON Ola Els hE-
IL SUMED AT FORMER RATES.-The Rich
mond Fire Association, Tin consequences of the dis
appearance of cholers,) have resumed insurance on
the Life of Slaves at the former rates Of premium
srithont the extra charge.
The prompt and liberal adjustments of its losses
and being strictly Home Institution, entities 1t to
the liberal patronage of the public.
All information relative to Life Insurances will be
cheerfulIy furnishes application at the Office cor
ner of Main and 9th streets.
CHAS. T. WORKMAN, v. Prest
JNo III. BosHER Sec,y. se 20
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EHE PIANO FORTE TUNING.
H. = Having made arrangements with
IA hi EIMr. Rufus Morse. who has been ia
svorably known for many, years, a.
Piano Forte manufacturer, regulator and turner,
tale charge Of nv PIANO WARE ROOM, am
prepared to receive orders for Repairing. Regulating
aud Tuning Piano Fortes in the city, upon the most
reasoneble terms All orders will meet with imme-
date attention. VIM. A. nUIIEnS,
Bookseller, Stationer and Piano Forte dealer,
se I9-1m iof main stleet,
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or THE VA. & TEEs.
IN n. r. Co, LyrcHBuRG. 18th SEPT, 1sA.-The
the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company will
be held at the Office Of the Company. In the city Of
Lynchburs, on Wednesday. the 18th day Of October
next. WIN. II. HUGHES, Sec'y.
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nv MULES! MUIES.-I beg leave
A1Ato inform the public that have located my
self in the city of Richmond for the purpose of sell
ing MULES. have fine lot now en- hand at the
stables of Mr. Blankinship, and win continue to re-
ceive every month from SO to 100 head suit the de-
mand. direct from Kentucky. All persons wishing to
purchase such stock. will do well to give call be-
fore buying, as fatter myselfit will be to their in
terest, as am prepared to sell the most accom-
modating terms. JOHN T. CRAYCRAFT.
ma I5-lmk
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL X. r. COMPANY
RICHMOND, Oct g. 1854.
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the
In Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company will be held in the town of stanton on
Thursday the 9th of November, 1854.
Stockholders going to and returning from the ct
ing, will travel on the Cars free of charge.
Oct J. GARRETT, Treas.
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Nv FOR S ALE-A fine Northern
IA TROTTER, perfectly gsntle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city
sold only for want of time to use them. Apply at
the American Stable. &c i5-ts
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~ FINE HORSE FOR SALE.-He
AAis5 years old, warranted sound, and the best
FAMILY HORSE in town-sny body that gets him
viii say he is a prize-may be seen at
ser EARNESTS Stable.
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The trade would do we'll to sxamins this Invoice,
they will Be sold at private sale very low 70 close
oe l0-1N LAkUS SHINE. ~ Main q.
NOTIC E.-All persons having claims
deed are requested 70 pr~sent then to Mr.. G. ..
Lipscomb properly anthsntioated; and those indebi.
80, 70 make paymsnt 70 him without delay.
- C. ~. HAR1AR, Ex'x
E 90 sim of g. Farm. dec
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Il dere Manufacturing Company are now prepared
to execute all orders for PRINTING PAPER ofany
sizs or weight at the shortest notice. Also, Straw
and ManeIla Wrapping. The Mil having been
thoroughly repaired, we can now furnish paper for
Book and Newspaper work of a. good quality az any
Min in the Union. All orders must be addressed
-sssa45sis RlCH,D d. SANXAY, saie-
Secretary Belvdere Manufacturing Co.
TERMs.-AH sums over 500 month"; for city
negotiable p,per, under $100 cash ss 99-ts
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FL IN HH NOTICE-RICH-
f&@ & - MOND AND DANvILLE
RAIL KOAD.-On and after this date, the Passenger
train will leave Richmond att A. M, and arrive at
Clover 1906, M; leave Clover at 1l.36 A. M, and
arrive at Richmond. 1855, r. M.
oc S R. z. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
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nWENTY, DOLLARS REWARD
Il The following negroes abscondsd from the
Cole Mines,i Henrico county, yesterday mornins,
their apprehension and delivery the Mines, or in
any jail in the State
GEORGE, black negro. feet inches In height
~ years old intelligent sprishtly locking generally
smiles when spoken to--mouth small for . negro
raised in Charlottesville, and lately taken out of Au-
gusts Jail a. runaway.
SPENCER, black negro, feet III inches In
height, very wide the ahoudert dawrtsh but
very powerful looking man, q years old-a burn on
his left arm near ths shouldef-wide mouth--lor
forehead, slmost invariably smiles when spoken
He raised by John Hart or Hunt. in Pits. lvsns
county. % 26-dts JNO. j. WERTH, Agt,
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MskZsE GUNS.-A very large
WS fine qualities. single and dou-
E BILE, of every variety of length
and calibre and sty le of mount
ing and finish, of his importation and manufac.
tuTe, alwaysin his Show Cases and offered at prices
cheap any house in New York.
English and American double.barrelled Rifles and
Shot Guns assorted lengths and calibre.
ae To- SIN S. SUTHERLAND.
3S4e-zgk WE HAVE ON HAND,
- = e and for SALE two new FREIGHT
BOATS. of the largest size, and prepared to
build RIVER BOATS, suitable for City Point and
Norfolk. Also ON hand square Timber from 80 to 60
feet. HOWELL MESSLER.
se 25-Smt
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BUSINESS HOUSE On n AIN ST
II FOR RENT.-IThe large and admirably arran
aed building Main sire ct, adjoining Kent Paine
Kents new store, ard recently occupied by Messrs
Pemberton and Brother, lie for rent, and immediate
possession may be had.
Its location and advancement render it decidedly
one of the most desirable houses in the city for
90 70 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.
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Nv OOD.-I have good supply Of OAk
w and PINE WOOD, which wiai sell low.
- xsEms aAsh Il sve.y insesness.; . 49, :
oale--1Ims above 1roeks Avonss.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09

LORD STIRLISG's CLAIM.-lt is stated that one
of the important motives leading to the visit of
the Hon. Reverdy Johnson to England. is con
nected with Lord Strings claim to important
lands and fishery privileges on the coasts of the
British American possessions. Mr.. johnson has
rendered an opinion ON the subject. in which he
says:
Although Lord Stirling. on account of the
vastn' of his legal rights. has failed thus far to
secure rneir fnll recognition, am of opinion
that when his case is fairly presented for COM
PROMISE the British Government cannot wisely
or honoraby refuse him most liberal sum for
the surrender Of his vast rights aud privileges
including, besides the title to many millions of
acres OF public lands in the colonies the light of
fishery on the coasts of Canada, Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick, the rights of vice-royaliy,
and the extraordinary privilege of creating bar
onets, all secured by undoubied charters. and
confirmed by the highest judicial and official
SANCTION
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09
WHAT CHEER HOUSE.
Nos. 119 aud I21, Sacramento ST., below
Montgomery, San Francisco.

f5a5tM THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure
log9aSa in announcing to the patrons and friends
- of this House, and to the public gener-
ally, that the enlargements and alterations are
now completed. Many new and very desira-
bic rooms have been added, and the whole
House has been renovated and furnished in a
substantial and comfortable manner The Gu
hnary department is in charge of experienced
and skiltul cook, assisted by an excellent Ba-
ker. An abundant supply of hot and cold wa
ter is furnished 10 different parts of The house
Cold shower baths are available at all times to
such OF the patrons fond of this kind Of
bathing. large and elegant hair dressing
and shaving saloon, under the immediate super
vision of G. w. DAN, To which is added very su-
perior BATH ROOMS, with warm cold, and
shower baths.
A READING ROOM, supplied with nearly
all the city. and many of the country and Allan
tic papers.
To the present and former patrons and friends
OF the house | return my sincere thanks for
their very liberal support.
Board and lodging given at the following low
rates:
Board per week, 81 90
Board, per day, 80
Board aud lodging, per week. So II, I3
Board and lodging. per day, ST 80 Is. >
Lodging, per week, 81 3. 4. 6
Lodging per night, soc, 75c l 90
BATH-l0 Tickets, s. 90
~ Payments to be made in ADVANCE
All credit positively declined oc7-3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09
THE TRINITY TIMES.

The first number will be issued on Saturday.
the 9th day of December next.
Being desirous of obtaining a portion of the
patronage now so literally extended to the pub
lie press we conceive it proper to set forth some
of the objects and designs of our publication.
The want of paper in this locality has been
long felt by those whose interests are id entitled
with Trinity county TO faithfully represent the
wants and wishes of the people and bring her
resources before the public in proper manner.
In this respect we are far behind the most of
the mining counties of the State. This need
not be, for we have population large and intel
ligent, and soil as prolific as the best.
Onr paper will be INDEPENDENT in politics, as
well as everything else. At the same time we
shall be neutral in nothing.
We shall seek and eadeavor to make paper
that wall be appreciated by the community that
supports it, by advocating the interests of Trim
ity county in particular, and the North generally.
We shall always endeavor to support the right
and condemn the wrong. wherever found
maintain the trmfb at whatever cost-crush er-
ror, come what will.
We hope that opr friends and the pnbic gem
orally will come forward and aid us in our I'M
dertakiDg. Send in yonr advertisements and
subscriptions. Terms Ten Dollors per annnm
ROWE & CUTLER.
Weaverville. Nov. %, 1854. no25-2t