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The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
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-, iRfKA AND SHASTA TURNPIKE Roam
Inc Company having in contemplation Tho
construction of the above road met in tb;s
cry on Wednesday, the Sd inst. and orcon' e
'Ied by eleeiing A. NJ Rosborougb Pc
den dent ). Berry, Secretary; and Hugh sIjcer
u; snpAGk As Is CAsBAGr.-Mr. Cyrus II
IsNe"s, OF Horse Creek Ranch, FIVE miles
"' "oo.e 'ne mouth Of Scott River, in this
os oSuu'y, u informs us that he raised from piece
., ground less than one acre, hiyfv ton, of
IS pounds. '''' weighed
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WI AVERV IL i Z {:
SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 1a, 1883
Our senator.

The Trinity Times asks Of it's contemporaries
IN the district, show long is II necessary lof
a man 10 live out Of n district, 10 make
oood Senator?" To which we reply, that we
have never wished to mix ourselves WIN 'he
.s:,;rs of onr Senator, for it was the dD'y,
,ye the bounden duty, Of his constituents,
nsrticulary the Democratic party, 10 nave
held meetings early last spring, ana pro-
,,o.,dea certain queries TO the gentleman,
mich ~ he did not answer satisfactorily, 10
tave held indignation meetings and request
"a him 10 resign. The neglect 20 to 40,
nrevented our taking up the matter. we
ppinde ,o his position on the senatorial ques-
,;an Ro,h sides claim to have bought HIM
~ ,ho caucus in Sacramento last spring, at
The time he pIedged himself 10 oo'ae W a"e
niH Of he majority, so stated py "e ois"n "
Of Frederick and put forth WIN ah a,i "
triumph also charged by the On'on' ana ne,
,,y d,nied by Col. May, we thought ne hau
zone over. He voted for keddIng ior o'a'e
Printer, while proposition made oy our
sele. was before the Legislature 70 90 u'e
State Printing at prices fDenfyJIpe per cent
less tban those allowed Redding. That alone
was Sufficient TO satisfy us OF the matcf'al ne
ras made Of We have received many com
r,nnica,ions. some Of which commented IN
mn measured terms upon Col. Mays poitl-
cal course, which we have declined publish
;no for two reasons first, ours il not party
paper, and secondly, we did not consider the m
game worth the candle, as the ColonePs po'
Ii,ical career will cease with the adjournmen
Of the ensuing session.--HumdO'd Times.
The election Of VIM b, May to the posi-
ton which he occupies as Senator from th'
Twelfth Senatorial District is striking in
stance Of the evils Of Caucus nominations
Forced upon the Democratic praty by tn
wire,worklngs of few perso.
managed 10 get the eolz
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

Mr.. LATuAM-The Eastern papers speak
highly of the eulogium delivered by Mr.. La
than of California, upon the death of Hon.
Presley Ewing,
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ycHr Ioo1, deAtroyIng prope-.,
tho amount Of three hundred and eighty
SIX thousand, eight hundred and ninety-6ye
dollars.
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EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESSING Ad,,ns {
Co.'S Express left San Francisco. w;,h ~
papers brought by the Sonora, at o'clocl
'" nionuay afternoon, and arrived i'm Sbast,
az % O'Clock on Tuesday eveninp--moL;n,
lne trip in 25d hours-distance 495 miles
nus is by far the quickest time ever mad,
between the two places. "'"u'
we understand from Mr.. Traev AJor,.
Co. s agent at Shasta, that Rhode G, 20 =
Express had one hour start of tben, r.
hafysvllle, and was passed about ten miIn.
oelow Iehama.-1tmes 9f The eh.
In reply to the above We have reoo;oa.,
'o'ow'ns communication from Rhodes &
Oo'' with request to publish the same.
The undersigned, attaches of Rhode. G.
Co.'S Express at Shasta, admit that in tho
race with the States papers from NIarvsvil,o
10 shasta we had one hour start but wa
'n'nN u rather ungenerous in Mr. Tracy or
any one else to make the remark eon,a;noa
u the above paragraph, as they know we'll
'nu admitted the same themselves. that we
'oo'd have easily beat them, had thew no,
'een assisted by the California St.go r.
" men that was found out by ourselves wo
Iauled oft at Meals Ranch, 40 miles belou
'hAma' as we did not consider oprs.rvo.
nnnIng against the California STAGE % .n,
'dams Il Go. beside.
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COMMERCE OF SAN FRANcIscsTbe D..
ces Current says "A glance at the seststies
Of Is SO and "a shows that there has been
very materially falling oft during the year ust
closed, both in respect to tonnage entered at
this port, and tonnage cleared. We givethe
following totals:
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fine. e.appeafa~,.The Mountain Herald comes
the inhabitants of slEsas.., slEsa. ltpreSents avery
and duly reward the enterprize a,s, aSso' '''''
The Proprletors in their efforts to furnish n
public with so valuable a paper
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A BIO LrMr.-The Shasta Cou....-.

uv oHHs1a OouTI9r saws /:
On Yesterday we were shown by Mr. Tr,.
e{' OF Adams & Co.'S Express. very bean.
i.'uI specimen weighing % ounces. pure go'G
II was y. taken from the claim Of IIogc 4 ca
on East Fork Of Clear Greek. N'''
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TnAEKs--to Mr.. Alex. Love, Of the Diana,
for the very acceptable refreshments sent to
us last week, Friday evening.
~ Josh - was also about" with the COM
pliments of Belcher and Stanmore, Of the
Independence.
Friend Cass was also on hand last'evening
with some of that Essential Oil"
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

WHERE IS DoEsTIcKs ?-Doesticks has
married and gone to Nebraska, having been
appointed clerk in one Of the Government
officers.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

GOLD WEATHER IN YREKA.-The Noun
'ug~-<lla says that the thermometer indi-
- below zero on the r orn-
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

Sacramento City contains three hundred
and ninety three brick buildings, and one
thousand eight hundred and thriysix frame
buidings-making total of two thousand
two hundred and twenty-nine. During the
past year there have been erected one hun
dred and fifty-fve brick buildings. There
are about thirty brick yards within the city
limits, capable of manufacturing in the "g
grsgate 25O, 900 per day.
There are six steam eour mills within thu
limits. with total manufacturing capacity
5s5 bbls per day. Also three steam saw
mills, with capacity for saving 81 ,oOO fee
of lumber per week.
The mapnfacture of : le--- - !. lNSz'''''s'
I tEe Year. Tfers arnno1 o111ssthan Eve disinc
estaLli-I-.-----scngagedi in its manufacture, Ca
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THE TRINITY TIMES

Ha. OcrAwAs HooGs is our authorized agent
for the TRINITY TINES at San Francesca
ITe may be found at i2O CenHinre'al street,
Iron Building. -. CO..
All Express Agents throughout th's qua"
and Oregon are authorized TO act az Ageh"
for the TINES.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

The following is a list Of the permanen
Officers of the Legislature for the presen
session:
SENATE.
r. T. Sprngue, Pres. Senate pro- tem'
IA. Cornwall, Secretary.
Dickinson, Asst Sec'y.
~ IIagan, Engrossing Clerk,
Sergeant at Arms.
= Doorkeeper.
b, Chief Clerk.
asst Clerk.
ggeant at Arms.
Doorkeeper.
rossing Clerk.
EarQIling Clerk:
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G. II. Nlesscrsmitb.
James Mcbride,
X \. MeCabe.
G. \. Bernard.
Charles Bowen,
/. II. Stover,
W. I. IIantord,
David Gilmore.
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Total 135,O24 25,8l5 8,439 ,533
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deavor to explain our views Of the question to.

deavor to explain our views Of the question to-
morrow.
The IntslLtgsnce- further quotes our article
of yesterday on the same subject, and creditins
the Star with being an /" Administration pa
per, I'VE presume by way of Strengthening is
own argument,) trusts that In this matter We
sneak the Administration sentiments. Now,
We have again to say, perhaps for the fftieth
time to the Inselligsnesr, that We only care to
publish our own sentiments, and really know
nothing of those of the Administration on this
point Whatever We publish concerning the
simply the result of our determination to give
them, as We desire to give all others, the bene-
TT of the PRONUNCIATION of the truth. Our re-
spected neighbor is q partisan against the
Administration, and therefore cannot do them
justice. If he could for day cease to be An
standardization partisan, he woald COM
prehend how 1t is that one can write of the
Administration, describing it as some thing
else beside raw-head-and. bloody bones, -
without being ono of its "organs," which
character the Intsiligcncsr seems determined
to force on the Star, in spite offrequent denial
We repeat, if the Intsihgsnesr could but fol-
q day lay aside its partisanship, it would
doubtless do that Justice to the hrmne,s, integ
rity and patriotism of the present Admins
tration which it Is destined to do after i,
realizes, as It will in the end, that 1t, (the
Administration, has labored faithfully to pre-
serve the rights and interests of the State:
and the people thereof from the effects of @
condition of opposition popula. Sentiment
threatening more danger to the future Of oul
country and its institutions, than aught elst
that has occurred in the United States since
the close of the Revolutionary war
The Sentinel jokes over the organs com
pliments upon the States rights principles o
Senator Wilson, showered upon that gentle
man shortly after his election to the United
States Senate, which, 1t explains, have sub
sequently been recanted, as the honorabl,
gentleman turns out not to have abated 10
of his ultra Abolitionism after being elected
to the United States Senate By the Massachu
sets Know Nothipgs.
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OFFICIAL
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington March d. II


The following supplement to the London Gazette
of Friday, the ID Of March. 1885, has been officially
communicated TO this department:
FOREIGN OruCE, March 8. 1855.
II Is hereby notified that ofhcial information has
bean received from Rear Admiral Sir Edmund
Lyons, G. G. B., commanding her Majesty's naval
forces in the Black sea, dated her Majesty's ship
Agamemnon, off Sebastopol, Februrry ii, 1855,
that, from the LIST Of February last, "the mouth Of
the river Dneister the ports OF Alderman, Oyidopo,
Odessa, all the ports situated between Ochakov
point and Kinbourn point, including the ports OF
Nicolaev and Kherson, the rivers Bong and DniepeT;
also, the ports between Kinboum point and Cape
Tarkan, including the ports in the guiph OF PerekoP,
the port of Sebastopo the ports comprised between
Cape Asia and the Strait Of Kertch, including those
Of Yalta, Aloushta, SOudak, Kaffa or Tht odosia
the port of kertch the strait OF Kerch the entrance
to and all the ports in the sea Of Azov, including
especially the ports Of Berdiansk, Taganrog. and
Arabat the river Don and also the ports Of Anapa
and Soujak, were strictly blockaded by a compe-
tent force of the allied fleets of France and En- land
"That the lrts of Eupatoria, Strelxka, Kamiesh,
main open and free from all blockade until further
notice and il is hereby further notified that all
measures authorized by the law Of nations and thu
respective treaties between her Majesty the Queen
of Great Britain and Ireland and his Imperial Ma
iesty the Emperor Of the French, and the different
| neutral powers, will be adopted and executed with
respect to all vessels which may att mpt TO violate
the said blockade
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If unauthorized provisions or stores of any
kind be purchased by direction of the COM
mander, and by his order the purser has paid
for such unauthorized service or supplies, the
purser will receive credit for the payment,
and the commander will be held accountable
laws Of January 81, 1898. and August 2S, 1872
are not repealed or modified by the joint reso-
luton Of I849 The sixth section of the act Of
August 26 1912, declares "that it shall not
be lawful for purser in the navy to advance
or loan any sum or sums Of money, public or
private, or any article or commodity whatever,
or any credit, to any officer in the naval ser
vice under any pretence whatever" To allow
purser to advance or loan to Q commanding
officer on his simple order the funds provided
for the expenses Of the ship and the wages Of
the crew, would be dangerous to tho service
and unsafe for the Treasury, leaving an open
door for coll fusion and fraud. No credits will
be allowed to pursers for advances or loans
hereafter made by orders Of commanding
officers, no matter how frequent or peremptory
such orders may be.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, JOHN M. BRoDHRAD,
- Comptroller.
A Patriot after his Bounty Land Tho fol-
lowing is o copy of one of the two thousand let
tiers applying for bounty lands under the law
of the last session of Congress, which were re-
ceived, yesterday, at the Pension Bureau The
''frog-sticker" referred to, which was sent
along, carefully done up by way Of circum.
stantial proof of the applicants service a.
claimed, is an old-fashioned half butchers
knife and half thrust sabre, and looks az
though it may have gone through all the wars
of our country, from the old French war to the
very last encounter with tho Sioux on tho
great overland route to Oregon:
WASHINGTON, March 9th.
Mr.. ComnttSsner of petitions:
1 send you my frog-sticker. I was in the
war at bladensburg, and used this saber like
true solger. want you to give me land, a.
they say you am the man for that bisness, and
want you to send my land to me by the rsls
give the frog sticker to the Congress Of Ameri.
ca, for I see that old president jackson had his
sord give to that benevolent asilum, or you
may give it to tho Washington monument.
Your friend, ELTON BRENT.
The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Department yesterday, the 18th March,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
| the books Of the Department
For paying Treasury debts ...... $31 ,898 16
For tho Customs. ............... go. 459 81
For covering into tho Treasury
from Lands. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 66,414 "A
For covering into the Treasury
from miscellaneous sources.... 376 90
For tho War Department. 49, POI IS
For repaying in tho War Depart
mont ....................... 4,7Ol IS
For tho Navy Department. ...... 81 900 90
For the Interior Department. 1866 FL
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u ADVERTISEMENT should be handed
in by II o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
DISSOLUTION OF coPARrNKRsHIP.

Notice is hereby given, that the copartner-
slip which has heretofore existed between the
undersigned in the publication Of the Ecsn'ng
Star newspaper, is this day dissolved by mu-
ual consent, W. d. WALLACE having pur-
chased all the property and interest Of WIZ.
Ii HOPE in the said Evening Star and its
usiness, will pay all the liabilities Of the
late firm of Wallach 4 Hope, and all those
indebted to it are hereby notified to make
payment to him.
W. d. WALLACH,
WIN. Fl. HOPE.
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1855.
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mo 532.l

mo 532.1
Notice of the establishment of tho Office OF
Surveyor General of public lands for
the Territory of Utah.
virtue OF the'authOrity contained in the act an
Il proved February 81, 1856, entitled Gan act 10
establish the office Of surveyor general of Utah ana
20 grant land for school and university purvoses. ),
he PRESIDENT of the United States has directed tina,
.he once OF surveyor general of said Territory be
dered. ~ 'e VI
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washington
tiis twenty fourth day of March, ammo Domni 1855.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
mar 29-2aw6w
JOHNSON ON MANURES, vol, London
u Vaux on tilling and vertilizing land, do
Morft on Manurcs, Philadelphia
Dana's Mick Manual for Farmers, Lowell
Dana on Manures, New York
Ruffin on Calcareous Manners, Richmond
Browns American Muck Book, New York
Practical Treatise on Manures, by The British So
cieiy, for the diffusion Of useful knowledge
And many works on Agricultural Chemistry. nm
Fruit Culture, Bees, Cattle, Drainage TIE. Plant
ing, and other branches of Gardening and Hushs nS
~, many OF them imported from abroad.
mar ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NEW BOOKS 1t
IN SHiLLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE. =,
Kate Ayle.ford, the great Revolutionary romance
Putnan's Magazine for April
Chambers Journal do
New York do do
Yankee Notions do
Ladies' National Magazine, do
Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern
History Of the Hen Fever, very amusing
Washington city and Georgetown Director with a
complete Congressional and Department d.
rectory, all for 81
Travels in Europe and the Esst by Prime
Everything in the Stationery line
ly afterwards and for sale az
SHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
mar 90
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOoDS

BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.
WE have now in store a very large and splendid
w stock of NEW GOODS, and having been
bought at the large auction sales in New York We
invite the special attention Of purchasers to call and
examine for themselves befOrs making their selec
tons.
We name few leading articles
70 pieces very rich black Silk, from Is cents 10 50
Is per yard
loo do rich plain, stripe and plaid Spring Silks,
very oh, ap
large assortment of Spring Mousselines, Chally de
LANES, Ginghsms, Lawns, Bereges, plain and
printed
Is of the cheapest plain Grape Shaws ever offered
in this market
With an endless variety Of new style Spring Shaws
and Searfs at greatly reduced prices
Table Diapers, Napkins, TOwelling, Irish Linens,
Linen and Cotton Sheetines, superior Shirt
ing COttons in great abuncance
Which will be sold low for cash or to our prompt
customers.
90. We must insist upon the payment of all bills
Which have been rendered.
COLLEY & SEARS,
No. 523 Seventh st. doors above Pa. av
mar 29-eO2w
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A SPLENDID HORSE Ann prccv a, 9

A SPLENDID HORSE AND Ruccy A.. for
IA Sae,-The subscriber offers s,r ale On
cteclt OF our months, with interest, for good paper
very me bay Horse, FIVE years old, without blen-
lsn or iauit so gentle that child can drive him,
anu ., gooo style and acton. TIE Buggy lie nearly
Also, a tnr pair Of dappie gray MARES, ~
young, IN fine order, and without fault. with 10y
oainage and Harness complete, the Carriage heing
owned for year, and can guarantee their qualities.
Vutell the horses and carriage on a long cred
sLl o, IL and IL months for good paper, .ats sc
To- endorsed, with interest, or the whole at a lib
al discount for cash.
mo ii. JOHNSON, Grocer,
Cor. 9Th and E sts., opp. Gent Post Once.
mar 24-dlw
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kEHLEHER Il PYWELL'S
~ COLUMBIAN &@

- Y E X 7 TABLES.
Eighth, between ID and E etreee,s. W.sh,,.
hire. seS anu bueg'es Tor
6or SeSs n. {. has on hand fine LOT of IIorses
their Stable. Constantly LUZ, S So5riv YIN al
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TO 7 He LADIE S.


is nav prepared 20 show our large
and well selected stock If Millinery
W. which she has Just opened, OF the Ia 20
test styles which selling The lowest prices,
and we cordially invite the ladies call early and
have the first selections.
We would also respectfully call their attention to
our large and hand handsome stock OF Fancy Goods
Perfumery, Gloves, Hosiery, &C, which we can sell
al unusually low prices.
HUTCHINSON g. MUNRO,
No, $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
First door Yves, Of Walter Harper Coz.
mar 2S-
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~,BEN FRANKLIN CLUB OF GEORGE
~ nwn-A meeting of this Club will he hello
at the Club Room THIS Thursday EVENING, AT
eX O'Clock.
As an election for Treasurer and Secretary will
take place, all members are requested to attend.
By order of c. e. CALLAN, Pres'.
mar SO IT.
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GRIND FIRENLNs AND CIVIC BALL
TO BIZ GIVEN NJ THE
Columbia Fire Company No. /,


EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, April 9th, 1865.
4 he members of the Company pledge themselves
j that nothing will be left undone 10 make IL one
Of the best balls OF the
Professor Louis Weber's celebrated Ootuou band
has been engaged Sor the occasion
Firemen requested to appear in uniform.
No hats caps will be allowed in the hall except
those worn by fremen.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admittins Que eeulle-
man and ladies'; 10 be had At the principal hotels,
and a. The door on the evening Of the ball.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tnoe. Young,
Jas Lowe, Thos. Dwyer,
Jas Martin, Isaac Beers.
Reception Committse.
Jas Martin, Jas Coleman, q p Smaiwood,
+ Young, rurdy, Harrison,
z II Sage, A MeDernot, n Marcsroa,
Beers, R1binson, jos Marcsroa,
PJ Ennis, ID w JaYboe.
mar %, q, q, 2s, 81, Apr2, 81 ,5,o,7,A9
DIX REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
y ~ recovery OF a double bsrreled Gun which
was stole from my rooms, No. 4 40 Loui,isns sv-
enue, some time during the last week. The gun
was made by Jameson, OF London, and was en-
closed in leathern case with my name upon IT,
steel siagIe- barreled pistol was stolen about the
same time, for which suitable reward will be paid
if returned tn me. JOHN A. LINTON.
mar % 81
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A BOOK
"HlC EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN THE
w DISTRICT WANTS.-The Washington Civ
directory, only IS cents copy, half price, can be
had at ALEX. ADaMSON,S, on Seyent6 street,
Opposite to the Post Office, where be keeps con
stantly on hand fine assortment of Blank Books
Pens Ink Paper, Playing and Visiting Cards Gamer,
&C. lie Is agent for all the cheap publications,
Magazines and Newspapers.
London illustrated News, Bells Life, Times and
Punch received by every steamer
New York Herald, Times, and Tribune received
every night and delivered 10 subscribers
mar 26-u
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As an election for Treasurer and Secretary will
take place, all members are requested to attend.
By order of c. e. CALLAN, Prest.
mar 90 1t.
~>MET. MEG. INSTfTUTE.-The cIesin
~ exercises of the School of Design viii
take place on FRIDAY EVENING next, the 3osi
instant, at ~ O'Clock, i'm the Institute Rooms,
G. and T. Palker's Store, opposite Browns Hotel.
An exhibition of the School will be held, and a
address will be delivered by Prof. Whitaker.
The public are respectfully invited
Ii is hoped that the members Of the Institute will
done during the present session Of the School.
BY order: p. NJ. PEARSON, Rec Sec.
ma29-G Intel In
W>JACKSON BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ This Association will meet on TUESDAY
EVENING, April Sd, at 8 O'Clock, in German Halt,
18th street, between and G. for the full organize
ton of the same. Subscribers invited 10 attend
One dollar is TO be pld by each subscriber. by
terng his name in the book, which will be counted
as part of the monthly dues on the first regular meet
ing.
A book for subscribers is kept open at the offic.
of CHARLES WALTER, No B 50 Seventh street, OPP
poste Centre Market. mar 28-3I'
~PUBLIC SCHOOLS THE TRUSTEES
- Of Public schools viii be pleased to meet
at the CRY Hall on SATURDAY, the 3lst instant,
at O'Clock m, s"ch ladies and gentlemon (the
present teachers excepted) who with to have their
names continued placed the list of candidates
for situations in the Public Schools of Washington.
BY direction of the Board of Trustees
GEORGE J. ABBOT,
mar I'd Secretary
,LECTURE.-PROF. A. DiMITRY will
~ deliver lecture at Columbia Hail. Capt.
toll Hill, on THURSDAY EVENING, 29h instant,
at O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Lecture free mar ~
~THE SCOTT GUARDS BEG LEAVE
~ to inform their friends and the public gen.
orally that they intend giving grand Military and
Civic Ball on THURSDAY, April IL, 1855.
Particulars in future advertisement.