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The Trinity times., 1855-04-14

TIE STREETS. One benefit from a town
organization is already exhibited in the i'm
proved appearance of our streets. The piles
of rubsh-od hats boots-and all the yar-
Gus cast of articles of clothing which have
been accumulnting in our streets for months
past, have, during the past week, disappeared
before the brooms of numerous Cinnamon,
who have, under the direction of Marshal
Merdelh, made a clean sweep Of everything.
The oldest iuhabitant can scarcely recog
Mise Main street in its transformed condition.
Success 10 the new brooms'-long may they
sweep.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14

INFORMATION wanted-of FELIX Bar
L TELLE, who arrived here by the "Ante-
ope," Dom Liver ool, England, in August,
lSl9. When last aeard from, January, 1850,
WAS some how eng9 ,ed in the lumber busi.
ne-s acr the Bay. Any information what
ever concerning him, will be most thankful
ly received and literally rewarded, if aec-
essary. Please address his brother, MICH.
VI. BAl4ELLE, San Francisco Herald Of
flee
- Country papers please copy, and send
bill to Michael NJ. Batteie, Franklin House
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DIR. Tasks GEoLocIcAL RFroRT.--We
have received, from DR. John b Trasl, State
Geoogist, copy of his valuable report We
would call the attention of our readers to the
extract which we have made from It, and
which viii be found on the first page Of our
paper.
The remarks which he makes respecting
the value Of the g'll bearing quartz which
is abuuianty found in this county. are wen
worthy of serious consideration. We think
that the time is not far distant, when the im =
portance Of this subject wil be do'y apprcc-
uied and the vast resources of Trinity Coun-
ty, in this respect, wll be, at least, partially
developed
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RIDGEyiLLE AND TIE New DIGGINGs.-
We understand that persons are hoching in
crowds to this portion of the county. a
friend who visited Ridgeve few days
since informs Us that there are over thou
saLd persons there, aud that the appearance
Of the new town, with its life and hustle re-
minded him most forcibly of the days Of
"iorty-nine." M the miners who have
opened their claims are doing extremely wen
some of them making from fifty to one
hundred dollars per day. One lump weigh
ing sixteen and half ounces was take out a
few days since.
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STATE AND County License w would
again call the attention Of all persons doing
business in Trinity county, to the notice pub
shed in our peper by the District Attorney,
and remind them that tomorrow is "the last
day Of grace" 1t is the determination Of
The District Attorney to prosecute every per
son who shall not have obtained the proper
License from the county Auditor, previous to
the 9Th inst.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14

MALFEAsANcE IN OrFcE-The Grand
Jury OF san Francisco have indicted three
OF the Aldermen and two Of the Assistant
Aldermen for mail,a,auee in Office.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14

TuANKs-Messrs. Bates, Arlington, Nc
Cutehen, Mardock, and Curtis viii please
accept our thanks for numerous legislative
documents during the past week,
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DIsTRlcT CogeT.-The District Court has
been il session in this town during the past
weck-Judge DaingerGeld presiding.
There was but little business transacted at
this term Of tho court, as most Of the cases
were either settled without trial or continued
to the next term.
We regret to see that Judge Daiugerfeld
still suffers rom i'll health. The whole com
munity also regret that this should be tie
last time that we are likely to see his Honor
in his judicial capacity. During the short
time that he has acted as Judge he has given
the most entire satisfaction TO the bar Of this
county and the community at large; and,
whoever may succeed him on the bench will
find it difficult to reconcile he people Of this
county to the change from the ninth to the
fifteenth Judicial district.
As profound lawyer, upright and impair
tial Judge, and accomplished gentleman, the
Hon. WV. r. DAINGEEflELD has few equals
and no superiors.
Among the strangers who have visited our
town during this term Of the District Court
we were pleased to see our friend, Judge Me-
Murtry Of Shasta. The Judge has many
warm friends amongs the citizens Of Trinity
county, aud We hope to see his agreeable
couutcnance among us more frequently in
future
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The MALs.-W hen are we TO have anv
improvement in our mail facilities? We
want, and we ought to have, a mail between
Shasta and this place as often as twice week
at least.
The manner in which Northern California
has been treated by the Post Office Depart
ment, is disgrace to the department, and
gross wrong to the inhabitants Of this por-
ton Of the 5 tate. When will it be righted!
The MINEs.-We hear the most encour-
aging accounts from all portions of the coun-
ty. The miners are, almost without excep-
ton, doing extremely well, and we hear, ev-
cry day, Of new discoveries being made in
localities heretofore supposed to be destitute
Of gold.
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CorSrY ClEaE Monday the 9,h inst,
l. S. Williams, Esq. resigned the office Of
County Clerk of Ira.'r county aad Eu u
stone, go, was appointed by The County
}alge, to I'll .he vacancy
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14

CouNrv FiNANcEs.-N c take the liberty
to remind our County Treasurer. that the
community are anNjousy awaiting a report
nom linn, Of The Condition Of Tie county
finances
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SUPERVISORS OF TRiNIrY CoUNTY.-Messrs.
Piper, Mccain, and Best were elected super
ysors Of this county on Monday last. There
was but very little interest taken in the elcc-
ton, and, probably not one half Of the voters
in the county came to the polls.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14

The LEGIsLATURE.-We do not see that
any business Of importance has been trans
acted by the Legislature during the past
week. A very stringent Bill has been pass.
ed against dueling. The Prohibitory Law
is likely to pass both houses.
We see that there has recently been some
discussion in regard to the boundary line be.
tween klamath and Trinity counties. The
most natural boundaries of this county are
those embraced in bill introduced by Mr.
Rowe of the Assembly, which defines Trini-
ty county as consisting of all that country
drained by the waters of the Trinity river
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Card to the Public

We the undersigned Blacksmiths Of Wea-
vile and vicinity believing that a due re.
spect ought to be paid to the divine law,
which require a proper observance of the
Sabbath day-and, also, believing that The
laws Of nature demand that one day out of
seven should be allowed for relaxation from
labor-do hereby agree to close our shops on
the Sabbath, on and after the sixth day of
May next.
(Signed) JOHN CARR,
GEORGE FROST,
GEORGE NJ INGLER,
A. A. BANNING,
PHILLIP IOLLER,
JACOB WECKERT,
n. J. DRAHNER
II. VI CIIAUNCEY.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14

FIRE IN JACKsoN-DEsTRU OLA PoR-
TIoN OF THE Town -Jdcbson April 5th, 6.
y. MA fire broke out here this morning,
at about four o'clock, which at one time
threatened the destruction of the whole town.
The fire originated in a French bakery next
door to Byume and x Co.'s, on the west side
of Main street, and towards the north burned
Brunei Il Co.'s store, Levy g. Co.'s store,
Jenny Lind, f. g. Mo"eto's Jackson Coffee
House, Frank Silva's fruit store, and E. Ash's
store. On the south it destroyed the French
Hotel Restaurant, Hotel de France, the store
Of Edwards IL Co., IIerrck & Evans hard
ware store, and the El Dorado Saloon, when
the progress Of the Ere was arrested by the
hre-proof brick store Of tixary d Co. In tho
confusion | am unable even to estimate the
losses, which are probably in the neghbor-
hood o. 100000 The preservation Of the
town is owing to the strenuous exertons Of
the Jackson Hook and Ladder Company, and
to The fire proof buildings which circumscrib-
ed it. The Office Of the Amad0r Sentinel
was uniniured. except from the consequences
Of removal in 2.40 time. The stage is lust
about leaving.
In haste, C.B.
The above is telegraphic dispatch to the
Sacramento Union. The dispatch to the
Tcibune estimates the loss at $50 900.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14

REDUCED FARE 10 TIE ATLANTIC STATES.
The fare upon the Nicaragua Steamer,
Uncle Sam, which sailed from San Francis
co on Monday last. was
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Havana dates 10 the lth, via New Orleans.
The Gtibuster luro. has sublded, and the is
land was Tranquil.
business was slowly improving, but s'ill
greatly retarded by the blockade of the port,
which prevented shipment to any great ex-
"a
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|6l45 From Mrs Mason's, by Bethel New Centre, and
bethany, % Anliooh, 81 miles aud back. once

GAS From Mrs Mascn's BY Bethel, New Centre, and
Bethany, 20 Antioch, 81 miles aud back, ones
Leave Mrs Masons Friday al am;
Arrive at Antioch same day by 6pm;
Leave Antoch Thursday at sam;
Arrive at Mrs Mason's day by pm.
6l46 From Pickensyile, by Fo~er's Creek, Daeusye,
Pumpkintown, Twelve Mile CLASSY Mountain,
Wolf Creek, and Branch Island TO Pickensyile
equal TO 10 miles and back, week.
Leave Pckensville Saturdays at 6 m;
Arrive at Piekensyile same day by Cps
6l47 From PIckens C. III by Crow Creek Eastaloe An
derson' : Mills, Twelve Mile, and Mixes, to Pick
ems c. H., equal TO IL miles and back, snce
week.
Leave Pickens C. ii. Saturday at Tam;
Arrive at Pekens c. IL. same day by pm.
6I46 From Pickens C. H., by Wahals, Coonels Fork,
Horse Shoe Wallon's Ford, Ga, Clarksyille, Ma
cooohee, Mount Yonah, and Pleasant Retreat, to
Dahonega, IS miles and back, twice week.
Leave Pickens c. III. Saturday and Wednesday at
Tam;
Arrive al Dshonega next days by 7pm;
Leave Dahlonega Monday and Thursday at M
Arrive at Pickens G. ii. next days by p m.
6l49 From Pckens G. H., by 0conee Station Whet-
stone, Pine Mountain, Black Rock Mountain,
Cashiers Valley, and back, by Cheokee, TO Pick
ems c. H., equal to 1884, mirs and back, once a
week.
Leave Pickens C. III Saturday at am;
Arrive at Pickens G. H. next day by 3 m.
6l50 From Pckens G. H. by Caytons Mills, Saubrity,
Eighteen Mile, Pckensvie, Wolf Creek, and
Camp Ground, TO Pickens c. H., equal TO 81
miles and back, week.
Leave Plckens G RI Saturday at m;
Arrive at Pickens c. III same day by 8 p m
6l5l From Piekens c. H. by Bounty Land, Warsaw /,
Claremont, Bachelors Retreat Snow Creek and
Martins Creek, TO Pickens c.. H., equal to "a
miles and back, week,
Leave Pickens C H. Saturday at m;
Arrive Pickens G. II next day by p m.
6l52 From Pendeton, by Wayside, Wahala, Tunnel
tiil and MILESTONE, to Clayton, Ga, 40 miles and
back a week.
Leave Pendeton Thursday at am;
Arrive at Clayton next day by ~ M
Leave Clayton Friday at 1 M;
Arrive at Pendleton next day 6pm
For list Of ostnasters in South Carolina authorized
y to the suciency Of gaarators instructions annered
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Wilmington, N. c., by Kings
vile, s. c., to Augusta, Ga.
Columbia, to Greenville c..
IL.
Columbia to Charlotte. -.
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Iobo.,o,,le. Lynsh,s Creek, Flintviie, Jeffrey .
Creek, MARI Bluff, and Merchants Bluff, TO Oar
bns,on G. H. Of n'le' anu 'a'A '"''s u''''
Leave Georgetown Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive a. harrington C. II. next days by i2m;
Leave Darlington Q. II. Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 8 IN;
Proposals TO end al Mars Bluff are invited also,
proposals for daily service, with expedited sched-
uIe in order TO convey the Charleston mails
600 From Georgetown, by Yauhanns, Baeksvile Con
wayboro', and Dig wood Neck. to Little River, q
miles and back, week
Leave Georgetown Saturday at 10 M
Arrive at Little River next day by epmi
Leave Little River Friday at D M
COIL From Little River, oy shaotte, smithvile, Al
miles and back week
Leave Liue River Monday atcami
Arrive at Smiihvie next day by III ann
Leave Smithyie Tuesday at 2 pms
Arrive at Little River next day by m. ,,
so7s From Little River, by Pireway and Iron HUI Cross
Roads, to Whi,esylle, Al miles and back, once a
Leave Liltle River Tuesday at sam;
Arrive at WhitesviIe same day bysP m;
Leave Whitesvie Wednesday at 6am
Arrive at Little River same day by pm .a,,,.
00'' IRON Roads, Princes Sore, and Big Swamp, to Fa
Bluff 50 miles and back three tunes week
Leave Conwayboro' Monday, Wednesday, aad FRI
A@ afy !. =, \ Far Bair same day. by 81 pm;
Leave Fair Bluff Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Conway boro same days by 81 pm.
sO7a From Indanown, by Singetarysvic to Lynche $
Lake, tGraham'sE Roads,) l4i miles and back,
ta week.
Leave Ind,antown Friday at pmi
Arrive at Lynche's Lake by SPIN;
Leave Lynche's Lake Friday at y am;
Arrive a lndiantown same day by IL m.
COTS From Kpgstree by Suiton's and Lowndes's Fer
nv, 10 Thi,ty-lwo-nile House, So miles and back,
once q week.
Leave Kngsree Thursday at p m;
Arrive at Thirty-twomie House next day by
IL night;
Leave rhirty-two-mile House Saturday at Ia m
Arrive a, Kngstree next day by IL M
6076 From Kingstrec by William Lpage's, along the
Gapway Road to Georgetown, A miles and back,
Leave Kngstrec Friday at 5 AMI
Arrive at Georgetown same day by pm,
Leave Georgetown Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Kingstrec same day by 9 pm.
so77 From Winnsboro' by Gladdens Grove, Rossvlle,
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senate Washington nee change io esniass
she l0ga of September psxr
Eeesy sAs rsy kssf saslsys @@isas
article - cai.sd for.
The rseaf expressly shall n~sa~~x
ede sfsa9 additional gasauF,
ali ID repaired for the DC s
d9tiNs The snastss eusn
sarcehs article proposed for laf paper 49,
gslfe % envelopes .9 asespsay the proposal
msskea the ef hc sad The
The whc.s ef each asucs sec.n-d in the foregoing
Offering furnish c,s
price (qUal conssdss~<) wsi contract e
same executing bead, ~h sAu,ss
Secretary Of e sonAts los the perform us
forfeiture ths couuaet II failure, -
The erse vi the ssd Secretary within ~
tbe proposals have been accepted.
ssy contracted i"s hsaid not be delivered ~isns D.
should lnfesast -
The N he contractor will % pat u suit
Proposals endorsed fsofAsai l a.
Proposals and specimens so delivered once m /.
eharsu
April 9s-~iawsw
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ssoeotdss the bui without
such secsheatons will bs considered o horseback
sers
49, modification Of bad, Of is ianta
bid and received interfere
with regular compctons amer The last ior rece'rag
without Knowing OF sat
responsibility aud all bidders
notified thai, failure peem the
,o~ proposed fof in tne legal
liabilities viii be enforced
a. Present and
Others of the'
suheisncy substantially the sorms above prescribed The
suhcsency Of tne
places before named OF Judge OF OF record
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DErAsfssSr,
January 10, 1885
Ian lq-law4w
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Notice OF the dIseont,nuance the United states
land Offices JEFF. lie Vince nnes, and Wia-
ainac, Indiana
NhER the provisions Of tho second Of the
y approved June H. 1870, which declares at
shall be reduced than handred
lousad shall be the duty f the Secretary OF the Treasury
discontinue Ia I'd office district; land
such district shall remain the
land once, subjcct
Offices the
the 20 the 7th
the 5eptember 1884, suthoxes
land district which
of the Stnes Notwithstanding
district
ded when his opinion such continuance
such State under the of
lc3O,
required dpcirsa the Secretary
BY the establish the Home DeParfnen approved I'D March,
issg 5&
Noce hereby gwen that of reports
Secretary
probation President directed the Offices
VIscENHEs and WISAaAc the of Indiana
be and lands shining unso at the of
dsconnuancc be de subject sale land Office lspI
AsAPoLls, the Of government of said State.
Lands remaining unsod and unappropad BY and subject
tnts districts discontinued
will subject heretofore those Offices om
the date Of this
thereof and the land officers at viii give public
which appica-
tons for any such lands their Office.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned of the General Land Office.
January 25 1885,
Jan 2T--2aw6w {Sar.l
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mo. 53l.1

NO. 53l
NOTICE or the temporary continuance of the Ian
IN office al Viacennes Indiana
compliance Congress, approved February 10
provides offices register
be vnsennes, Indiana, until final report
the Con
approved July eighteen hundred and y
entitled An and adjust the titles
indiana" gwen
2s) January directing
Offices indiana suspended in Its application
the office al Vncennts un the servces required by the aore
July 1884, Of Commissioners shall
fully performed,p OF which due notice will be given.
my hand, city Washington, this nth day
February 1855
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Feb is-iaw6w fiat. a start
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on ard aJssr r4s.iays Ness~bss = lsss,
rE Alexandria aa,y Gasdonsviils as~s
i dtata stsuus< az ~ o'eloek sno assl ns =
!fon Washington. s,Ag ample nreaksa~, 81
at Manassas Junction with Saabus al H.
Junction with Tor Wasssaton, aud odass
with trains the vsssna Central w,lsoad mt hencaa
ios,~sviiie, and Stauston.
The .ordonsv,Ie daily tor Alexandria a,cses
before i2 O'Clock, A. se.
Virginia railroad i'sm Rehsnoad, chaoev !,
sta1nton.
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DRoPos carrying Of unitoa States from The
September le5, The LEI day u july, 1855 Ia ns
OF OREGON and NEW AEAco ~n be received A
uaec Department tAe city ~
l5t day Of June, 1855, be dc
da The and IA the times herein spee
Al NJ
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Has his Office his r~ssd Fsank'h 49,
o. X aud Thi,eepth sreess Ha will continue iryo'f "
ton principally IN tina United Staiss sapfsms tvu
Having devoted mach tms he lar concsfnias passne
savtce opi"ns legal questions af'~iDg N 60
The Pstsnt Once aud appess the CHIEF justice
Justices 81 II. District OF Columbia and will also ~a'
preparations aud Of Conserving patents. 4 u
Hs wi aso wysttsa opaDloas aud prepare asknmes"
ties having cians before Congress either off, dsF.~
win pos~esss before any board establishes
ad Jude alton.
Gel S--dtf
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tTNIrED STATES Mall Line "a C~Iffornta. Va !!
u wall and Panama. A4h And 9tth of m0aA -
class sieaushpr approved Ny Navy Department, ~
1000 burden, Knaransyins speed asd saystv.
fbe Pnnanna railroad u now comp1tad 10 Ohspo 10 ~
Panama. 45s8
The transit from to embraces 81 miles -
Arpinwa Ubispo, and 10 niles OF land anspsnne
dry recently put in thorough order. single -
can, therefore, hourssbr pse
and baggage heing only Transferred and 0os
sloner,de The n
There will be river transportation Ia future this ic
The entirely free from ssckrsss of any dfre~
RESERVE beiHG always kept in pou NJ N~w Yea, h
aud Han Francisco, prevent ds,eat,a IN case ~
The route IL entirely rsIiabie. ss g "
II expected aI the passage ms Atlantic viii bs naM
larry In days; and the Psrinc, In ~ 10 l2k days
wall 1900 ss 4lGNr
Throd9h tickets ass iorssf yaes, be had at ss sf
West street., New York
3s--dH
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mo. 529l
NO. o-S
Notice OF Restoration and Withdra wal OF cer-
tain Lands in the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Grant in Missouri.

OF The
~ nons Of par ote IN Congress from The state Of Ms
sour Of material change tbs c.uo and
lands from market FOR e giant 10 said road and on their request
maj certain o. said should o and oe,s
and situated CONSIDERABLY south of s old President BY
ands iownshp- enumrraled
W. pse oae ss No. aas @
ed January 1884 o The Cairo and Fulton railroad grant IN s
lands saAted townships NAMED below nciudns ppon Of The
sans assa,dns he route Of said road as shall
usd and reserved from sale OF entry tprempton claims NOT
70 sale Mssons which were subject 10 private entry
al ,e date @ wiIhdawa and which have no, since been
entry day u IareA next,
SoA q the base line Of INA principal srsda
Townships ~, y, -, a, IS, and %. Of range
Toap. e s "a A. "a and n r. o. range
Towa.Sips q a. a - D. aud j. f.sss7
Tsws.ns. u g 8 b ss .ss 81 81 Of "
Townships 10 49, 80, 81. 81, and 3D. OF range ia.
Township. g. g. So g. a. a and 8 q l.ass f.
Townships 49, 81 and 81 Of range Is.
That all The lands situated in the sAmg the
ing townships be- reserved from sale entry
ORDERS
81 Of 6tta principal meridian
Tosn,hips ~, os., and az, OF range
Townships 22', a3-, aud "a, of rangc7.
Ts~a.s 3 H. H. s. ."s s. s. e aass's
Township. 81, ~, 80 "a, 10, az, range
Townships Al, %, 49, a. a5 ID, and az, Of ~
Townships 49, 20, 81, and 2s., of 49,
Townships as, 26s a7 and u.s., range H.
Tow ssbips 49, "a, 25s 49, az, Of Is
Townships ., "a, as, NJ, 49,, rang l6.
ew"shps a.. 81 s.. and ~ ~ q q range eng t.
All the townships marked thus nclndedin the original
| ervalon OF 1853.
Pre- enpon claimants entitled the above
saetenth day Meh
sesmsnts already which hereafter be made
also those claiming within Of The above townships withdrawn
settlements made the
the withdrawal win make proof and for .he the
fixed by ar the date of
respectv. Settlements otherwise their claims will be forfeited
IL suggested pre- claimants lands
townships be restored should give notice OF
claims officers
from and after day and much difficulty
aud delay ti#Yf4s
Given under hand the city OF Washington this
five.
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON.
/ Commissioner o the General Land Office.
Feb 7-law6w TInt. 4 Start
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Hamilton G.. FAINT.

ErcAange &e No. 432 Pesnsyipania
Huntington, ID. c.
INCURRENT money warrants Virginia scrip, bough
u sotd
principal cities sold in purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on commission,
Claims against The government collected.
lncl L. utdk NM :.
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q ANTHONY, No. sos Ow"adsway, New fssak =
"a uartuyar Of daguesrsolypr apparatus, nsItnss 9
eases, &c., and importer " plase., chelcais, FANCY n
cases. caotype paper chemicals mr. payer pctarv, ~
riais o every descriptien. M II 49, 1870
ease makers supplied with materials ,r manufacturing -
c. o. Ha,ri-0ns celebrated nsa, v0giaadef =
aiSnys hand. s
.ut broadway. June IL, 1854.
June 20--diyuar-
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NOTICE A. hereby given that have obtained from
the Register OF The Virginia Land oe duplicate u
James Kennedy
he }
Of Conceal Land Office
d. PARTON If
tx GhO. w. tEPBENS,
Dec ia--iaw3m Attorney in fact for The heirs
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HlEAHuWANE AND CUTLER Y The subscr,b~s bs,,v
III coinpieie assortment poed
nom the manufacturers
and the hust and ohd
saving OF from twenty iva per
comprises
articles, article required
eau cu,ue tina head oi hardware
building maieraia, line assortment, excepting wA
AT cents per ID. sS
Mcrhan,cs' TOOLS, every variety, and mosly warranted
Leather betting, gum and hemp packing Hossss asssp
prices
Grey Brothcrs door springs, warranted for four Wear
the agents, and win furnish dealers al acio,y
beautiful assortment featier dswtcIs Yok qeu
ANA rs per cheaper Than Other styles
All OF which offered a small advance cash prsu
customers by the subscriber.
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
sign OF Tho large Git saw, Penn, a.,
Nov s-colm between 10Th aud iith
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carrying n usit~d
a. d.
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above bnas carrying the Uniled States na w comrs.
thss regular lfps tho Alabama the i Nev&,
aeat easins Mobile daily ana Montgomery tsiIy
l,r ssans daily Mon,sosss -
Inc cars and al Mob,!e New Orr, boats
ous viii leave Selma downwAS M
4 aicock, NJ m.
The ABOVE will be- commanded BY expvux
ofhccrs Will every All xst
OF passengers.
Ts by the abave bpats VIII ss
Der barrel and oue dollar per bale ~ cotton.
Far freight passage having eiesaat se
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