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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

VXAILACK,s THEATRE-OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
w Mr. Wallack Lessee and Manager
Mr. Lester !. ,'Ase manager.
WEDNESDAY, September r. 1855.
NEVER ACTED,
new five act Comedy new Scenery, Furniture and APP
THE GAME OF LOVE.
Councillor Corydon Fo1gove H. rlacde
ills first appearance this hcatre)
Ted Murphy Mr.. Brougham Laurence de Merhe s,oddart
Jacob Chubb. Mr.. George Holland
-, Qiis first appearance At this thea,reJ ~. o,...
Mr.. Grace Mr. Stewart Major Dooltle Mr. Oliver
Capt. Slim. Mr.. Colby Thomas. Mr. Burke
MISS Ph0be Iange MRS. Ncrhoh
W.. Mer first appearance at this hears2 Rrongh,m
Perkins. Mrs Stephens Mary Miss Carman
Guests at the Bal Costume Servants, &c.
Mr. LA MAMMA will resume his position as conductor OF
the Orchestra.
Overture to- lie Lac des Fees
THE EsTRa AcT MUSIC ALL New AND VARIED
To conclude WITH rs time here the celebrated farce called
THE MOTHER AND CHILD ARE DOING WELL.
Mr. snugsby, a planter st0ddnrt
ills first appearance at this heatreo
Mr.. Felix Fufey. Mr.. Harry Hall
Ills appearance at this theatre)
Ellis first appearance al this theatre)
Mmgo. ..~. Mr. oliver Negress. Mr.. Jeffres
Miss Penelope snngsby Mrs sylvester
dier first appearance at this ,heaireQ
TmSsspiY-A NEW Comedy in ave acts, and iavoriie
Prccs-Boxes and parquete. 80 cents;
Fumily Circle 70 cents
SMllf ..Sl
According to size.
Doors open att Performance to begin ut
treasurer VT Moore
superintendent OF Bnx ounce mr.. MOSS
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DARTNERS wANTfsD-w1TH A CAPITAL OF FROM
FIVE hundred dollars throughout the Unitei
States to sell patented article recently discovered which Is
their command; SUCH opportunity will be offered s
seldom met viii. Apply at A. NJ. HINKLEY cos Elk.
press ITO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12

This steamship, in her construction combines uuequaed
safety with strength having 1--WE water tight compartments:
and completely protecting the engines thnt Of
collision injury could occur TO endanger the safety either Of
the vessel or passengers.
An experienced surgeon on board
Luggage not wanted during the should be sent
board the day before sailing marked Below No freight
taken on board Mser Thursday, Sept. 20
For freight or passage apply To
The steamer Union will succeed the Araco and sail Oct 20
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24

TnE lnLra The idle man is an ANNOYANCE
Ia nuisance. lie Is ofno benefit to am, body.
lie is au ulradcr in the busy thorouchG,re
of every day HE. lie stands Ia our ra,h.
and we push him eoutemptuously aside. lie
is of no advantage TO anybody lie aunovs
busy men. lie makes them unhappy lie
is unit Ia society. lie may have am I'M
come 10 support him in his idleness, or he
may "spongc" on his friends. But in either
ease he is deepiscd. Young men, do some
thing in this busy, bustdng. wide-awake
world. Move about for the benefit of man.
sind if not yourselves DO not be idle -
God law Is, that by the sweat of our brow
wc shall earn our bread. That law is good
ooe, and the bread we earn Is sweet. 10
not be idle Minutes are too precious 10 be
squaEderod though,lcssly. Every man aud
every woman, however humble. can DO GOOD
in this short lle. if So inclined, therefore. do
not be idle fUes.de Journal
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
WESTERN HOUSE.

AND ENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
DRlCk BLOCK. On corner of D and Sec
ID oHd streets, MdysrHe, is now open for
the accommodation of the travelling public.
where will be found at all hours of day or
night, every conyeRepce connected with a
first class hotel
The house being entirely fre-proof, the
rooms airy and comfortable, with an elegant
Reading Room, supplied with all the foreign
and domestic newspapers Of the day. twill
be the constant desire of the Proprietor to
render the WESTERN HOUSE a comforts
able home for the travelling public, to whom
he will devote especial care-and u quiet
and pleasant retreat to all our citizens who
may favor it with their presence.
RATES OF CHARGES
Board, Sl2 per week, with Lodging Is TO
lo per week single Meals, IS cents: Lodging
- cents; single front rooms. SOTO 2pcr
day. RI. MURRAY
az II Popriei0r.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
sELECTED POETRY.
Separation

BY for thy sacred innee keeps
Ny midnight dreams are all Of thee;
For nature then in silence sleeps,
And silence broods o'er land and sea.
oh in that still, mysterious hour
low Oft from waking dreams start
To find thee but n fancy flower,
Thou cherished idol Of my heart
Thou hast each thought aud dream Of mine
Have in turn one thought Of thihel
Forever thine my dreams will be,
Wbate'er may be my fortunes here;
! ask not loye-I claim from thee
Only one boon, gentle tear.
May c'cr blest visions from above
Play brightly round thy happy heart,
And may the beams Of peace and love
Nc'er from thy glowing soul depart
Farewell my dreams are still with thee
Hast thou one tender thought Of mel
My Joys like summer birds may fly,
My hopes Ike simmer blooms depart,
But there's one flower that cannot die
Thy holy memory in my heart
No dows that flowers cup may Gl,
No sunlight to its leaves be given,
But it viii live and flourish still,
AS dcathess ~ "A thing Of heaven.
My soul meets thine, unmaskcd, uusougLt-
last thou for me one gentle thought
Farewell farewell my far-oG friend
Between ns broad, blue rivers flow,
And forests wave, az plains extend,
And mountains in the sunlight glow
Tho wind that brealhes upon thy brow
Is not the wind that brcathes on mine,
Those star.beams shining on thee now
Are not the beams that on me shine.
But memory's spell is with US yet
Canst thou the holy past foigeR
The bitter tears that you and
May shed whcnc'er by anguish bowed,
Exhaled into the noontidc sky,
May meet ard mingle in the cloud;
And thus, my much beloved friend, though W,
Far, far, apart must live and move,
Dnr eouls when God shall set them free,
Can mingle in The world Of love
This was an ocsiacy 10 me-
say-wouldit it be a joy 70 theel
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24

WE send a Daily Express to all parts oi
w siskyou and Trinity counties from
shasta.
From our Office in Weaver, Trinity coun
ty, we send to the following places
BUTTONS RANCH,
OREGON GULCH,
STURDlVANT'S RANCH,
MOUTH or CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK TRINITY,
BIG FLAT,
BIG BAR,
MANsANETA FLAT,
COX'S BAR,
CANADIAN BAR,
VANCE'S BAR,
BURNT RANCH,
EAST FORK Of the NORTH FORK,
EATTLESNAkE,
YELLOW JACKET,
on CANON CREEK,
PENSYLVANIA BAR,
CANON CITY, or -,
JACKASS BAR.
GRASS Valley,
BATES RANCH,
STEWART'S FORK,
CuADBOURNli'S RANCH,
AI.SO,
TO SOUTH FORk Of TRINITY,
And 10 MI pnrtsof
SALMON RIVER.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
jackson st. bet Montgomery & Kearny
San FraaciS1O, CdyoIniG
PECK q FISHER. ;. Proprietors

V'lI + undersigned take pcasurein announc-
| ing 10 their old friends and the public
generally, that they have leased for term
Of years, the above five story brick, fire proof
Hotel, furnished it in the most substantial
'and elegant style, and it is now open for the
inspection and patronage Of the public.
Their house is situated in the vicinity Of
the Steamboat Landings, and near to the
business portions Of the city; is convenient
fer the business community, and being loca-
ted on high ground, just aside from the dus-
ty thoroueniarcs, is also desirable home for
families aud gcutlsmcn ofleisure.
The international is conducted on the Eu-
ropcan plan of Lodgings, with Meals a sopar
ate charge in Releclory in the basement,
and also Ladies' Ordinary on the main
lloor. L :. PECK.
HENRY FISHER
n. B.-An Omnibus will always be at the
Steamboat Landings, in readiness to take
Passengers to the Hotel at u charge Of 5 :;
baggage free Of charge. d. If
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
NOTICE

no whom il may couccrn, that the under
/ signed viii apply 70 the Judge of tbo OH
judicial District, IN and for the 'S.atc OF Cad
tornia and county Of Trinity, on tie first
day of the next regular term ct said Court Ia
be holden in the town Of Noavcryille, com
mcucng on the second Monday Of Aprl
next. or MS soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard, for license to keep a ferry across the
Trinity River, at lloekcr's Ranch in said
County. JOHN HOOKER.
Mcayeryille, February Sth, ls55.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
LUMBER.

VllE subscriber has on hand at his Saw
Mill and Lumber Yard, at the junction
OF East and Main Weaver a large assort-
ment Of
MBER.
which he is ready to deliver at the shortest
notice in any part of the town, or adjacent
mines, at the lowest market price.
ALBERT SHEPARD.
All orders left with NJ. V. Debit. on
Court street, or Philip IIoller, on sydney
Hin, will be promptly attended 10.
n u. Teaming done at short notice.
d9 q.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
\ OTICE E

Is hereby given, that we intend to apply Ia
the District Court, 10 be holden in April
next, for license to keep Ferry across the
Trinity River, at Lewis Bridge, and also for
The privilege of erecting bridge at the same
place.
WOOD, PHILLIPS & Co.
MARcH I, 1853.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
NOTICE

IS hereby given that the undersigned in
L iguds to apply to the District Julue of
the District Court, IN and for the county of
trinity at the next regular term th,rof. ~
commence ON the second Monday of Aprl
neAi, for a license 20 keep a pubic FERRY
across Trinity River. ON the Shasia ana Yre.
=, "a Ual' Three miles above Gibbs Ferry, in
lhe township and county Of Trinity.
Dated, tbs dta day of March, 4. u. 1855.
td JOHN CHRISTIE.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
TOWER ROUSE.
At rho function of the Yrcka and VVen-
Ncrville Roads. IL miles from shasta.

At rho Junction of the YrcIa and Wen-
veTvilIe Roads IL miles from shasta.
VllE undersigned would announce to the
L public, and particularly to persons tLS,1-
e'lirg To and from Yreka and Weoyc-Tille
that, having leased this long <>>taLlisbed
stand, formerly kuown.as the CFree Bridre
House," lie is pIel Jared to je,,e,t,;n c,5s-
TONERS in a style not surlaS .ed IL, onv bo.
tel in Northern California. "''
Having completed his c[,,,,ol:o,s t,,,,l
ing, and furnished it in pa ~, oDi't'
manner he is euabled< nro,'i.e ,Es ,er,.
5"f,a oss' e'I0@moda'ol TIl ,ia. table as helc,
yian5s ,b J' a.1, a.~a!s supplied with the best
a,,il ,a,g[ garden a'ia%ed to epremses, ali the
iii Wv '',.s r,s. Liusn in this part of the State
WI Iro oG iu'n.snI Ia ,I in the greatest Abundance
li. as,.LI.-Le ~ asecure corral com ected with
.ahn,5sno.. 'mert always supplied with an
of barley and hay
~. JASON TOWER.
y. 1854. dy If
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
TO Northern Merchants and Traders.
MERCANTILE AGENCY !!
1lnE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ES-
l. TABLlSllED AN
Agency tor the purcha@o 0f
GO0d9 in San LrdnciscO.

One OF the firm, Mr. BARTLETT will reside
permanently in san Francisco, and will give
his ,ohoie dtlegtioAIQt the selection, purchase
and forwarding of gsods on commission.
The advantages of permanent residence
in san Francisco, in purchasing goods, must
be obvious to all
Having had about fifteen years experience
in the Eastern States and San Francisco, and
two years residence in a mining region.
thereby becoming familiar with the wants Of
the mining trade, and not being interested in
the sale Of goods, we feel justified in Offering
our services to the merchants in the interior,
and hope 10y CAREFUL, PROMPT, and FAITHFUL
attention 10 orders, to merit and receive lib
oral patronage.
nv" Orders should be accompanied with
the funds, careful description OF goods or
dered, and shipping directions.
COMMISSIONS MODERATE.
NESTCOTT d BARTLETT.
OFFICE Railroad House,
Commerciarst., San Francisco.
SODA WORKS, SHASTA.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Inn wny hctwcen Wenycr & shn.tn

Half way between Weaver & shasta
~ THE Subscriber having recent.
FGy$A ly completed extensive improves
-D-s,ments on the above tocH kpovu
I''u"''S' IS now prepared 10 accommodate
,pe ,,e travelling public in the very best manner.
II Is table will always be supplied with every
dehcacy in season, and his Rar with the hest
qualities of Wines, Liquors, Segars, etc.
~. B--Superior Accommodations for ami
mails JAMES NcIATGUT
Mountain House, Dee 9, 1854 d9 If
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
trict Trinity County, state of California
c. L. PENEBAKER
MARY j. PENEBAkER

rs, }Diyorce.
MARY j. PENEBAKER
The People Of the State of California to
Mary j. Penebaker, Greeting
You are here
by summoned to appear and answer in said
Count unto the complaint Of G. f. Pencbak or.
hcrouuto annexed praying for a Divorce
from the bonds Of Nlatrimony, and for other
relief, as filed IN our said Court, within ten
days from the date Of service hereof if served
" thin this County If served out Of this
County aud in this District, twenty DAYS
and il served out of tlis County and Dis
trict, then forty days, exclusive of the day
Of service or Judgment By default will be Ia
ken against YOU, and the plaintiff viii apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
----> WITNESS: Hon. " F. pangorfold.
sEAL Judge of said Court, and my pri-
---~ waite seal affixed, (here being as
yet no official seal provided tor said Court
Jhis 9th day Of January, a d., 1888.
J.. ). WILLIAMS,
Clerk.
January IS. 3m,
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the Austin House,
Awhile under my charge viii please call
upon my attorney J H. Howe, W eaver, and
settle their accounts Immediately BY so
doing they viii save themselves some ex-
Pense.
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN.
December %, l:Jl,
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
GRASS VALLEY RANCH

YlIE subscribers having completed their
i Bridge across Trinity river, at Grass Val
ley,woud call the attention of the travelling
publc To the fact that this is the nearest and
best route ifem Shasta TO Weaver. Weshall
endeavor to ke,r our table supplied with the
best of everything the markets Of Weaver
and Sha' "a afford.
Our sleeping arraneemen,s are Of the best.
~ We have a large crop Of the vary best
description Of Potatoes and other Vegetables
which we are prepared to sell at the lowest
ruling rates, AT the Ranch or delivered.
d. If MM ) Low DEN Il co
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24

THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE
l. OLD their regular meetings every Friday
IL evening in the Masonic lall m
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24

IL descriptions cf Blanks printed to or.
II der On short notice Of the TiAls Office
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24

REF EEREN GEES
j. w. Britain q Co., Sacramento St., San +
Adams x Co, Shasta.
Cram, Rogers Il Co., Shasta and Weaver
vIlo
G. T. Penn, baker, Trinity river.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
BOB WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

DNECUTED with neatness and despatch
l. at the TINES Office. % #
The Trinity times., 1855-03-24
The Month British R,uier

is work Of more recent origin t.an tbos,
already described-b.'4 = =. nevertheless d,s-
,,"ed !, - - occupy as prominent a place in the
I-cp6Ilic Of Letters
The great ecclesiastical movement in Scot
land led 10 IFS establishment. There was no
Journal in the United Kingdom which an
peared to meet the necessities of this anti
church agitation Indeed, the revolution
caused BY the disruption induced a new state
otihlngs, placing the actors in new positions
Of obseryaton-nor could they give utters
ance to their new perceptions Of State and
Church polity-ihe.r new sympathes--their
new emotons--without some other organ of
thought than any then extant Hence the
spontaneous agreement Of The great master
mlEds among them, in the necessity Of a new
outlet Of public opinion. and the immediate
creation Of the North British Review The
basis OF this journal is the Evangelism orthc
Nineteenth Century; nor is it 10 be overlook
ed as one of the striking characteristics Of
the times, that the grand principle which
Robertson, Smith and many Of the eminent
men Of Scotland TOOK the field a century AGO
TO write down, is now idyocated and
vindcated in this able work and in the same
literary metropolis.
This periodical is not ultra in its views. cp
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Olive bnoJsnt With ssies Of 50 quarts o. o. ga a.
+pos Psn T. . steady q. sc NOS
tnues good We have change in pricss Nor,ss
Jerey MERGERS are selling az 81 1891 % y bA. ssssSe
abundant End pres are SHADE !o~r soahen saa ~
PROyIs 'oHs-The demand or Pors = Iess .esiys, a.
rivals moderate, price. are 10 yer for Mes IA, xlS -
Mes ana s2 Cor Pfrsss Bosf srr-,ne as.otunsrt
but the dsmsnd good, sal Of l6e bba - sS9S4
Mess; ell Sds2 fbr do Prime; and SIS sJds of r.s-ly
Western, Prime Mes 10 quiet 81 sHds15, Beef h.
quiet slsa els So vrive Lard loser, ana sass
the supply f ses Of lso bbls and uefess ia 8S,s
e,osn At about Ia for primes me uied IN the ss, az M
eos good Al II t., at bs re i0f this uArsst ssusr
fr and 10 good request e 4d nc Tor Ohio, and DQf ~
State. Greece 10 10 far 5emsnd. a. salce.
RCF-The msbe 10 sustsiDod With limited ,rSae de,,.s
sale. o. IS tes 90 SGt7o the later Pres Tor primo -
skISs-We learn Of sac Of II bales Bolivar City Dssr.
SUGARS eoE.lnae depressed and dull, price, h.v.
for her eepr,ese sales q IS bids Cubs huscovso 4 H.
The mporEs from Oct 20 sth 1885 % IA. RS
{. Hoos 90 hand Sta ir.t 400 bids and II so hsss
hessrs. Haet Dow iour IN their Circular ua i..u.S -
the following view Of toe market:
The msrfst his been exceed sly quiet since our ian ~.
port ADD stsoIsh the Groce 10 the part Of he s.l AZ
peared dposed 10 the Factors they dvea fro -
market BY the announcement from the fners Of ssso Al
e prices Of &C. This fact has tken eca By sarpr.. nj
caused Psne the Sugar market generally The stock 4 "a
s~ aattns principally IN tie hand, Of original parties "a
.s ~ .Ds s1asSs We may say tn are uaAni~sus
the trade must accept their The ptce. OF he IL
not generally govern The Raw article They have .pproaas
ton q the Rein Sd 10 caused BY Disagreement smous h.
appears 70 eny necessary for the holders OF IA. "a.
TO remain firm 70 enable them 70 realise fa prices o Ae
stock -
sPICES-Quitsa heavy movement in Pimeuso, q ga ~,
sold this morning Tor export q, sc cash IN boad snos o.
TALLOw-The market Is heavy with but little doing a.s
Of $500 n 81 1875. cash
WHIsKY-Ths demand Is fAi: the arrival. are 20, ma,
sses Of 500 bbs ilic for Jhe and al a. s Pass
DIudge is sim At iio
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Ma IL me 10 URNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRk. .......oc1
Cleared.

stips-Dilgo, Young GLASGOW Dl,nhsu Dmonj sP'eodl
Higgins Hsyre, w. Whtock Jri Psei6e, Gadd, New-0s.
Leans VIM. Nelson 4 Son.
BNk-Ebers, Hichb,rn, Dunkrk, France Peck Church,
Isis de Cuba Smith Beusueia fesniere Brothers. Alice Pea
nv, Rio Jsneiro. q. g. Colt.
Briss-M Hsmiton Bos,fcrd Mobile, Eagle Hazard zsso
Unique Nesnh Son; Ezrs Brown, Cnsenas Brett, sOa
Co
schooners-Amelia Devereux, Newourypor. y W. Lewis
C. T. Strong Liscosob Baltimore Mae Lord; Mary Maye
Bsrscos, Moler Rierai p 6aimer Candy. Plymouth ks
master; Louisa, Mathews, Boston Brett. Son Co Wsshns
ton spates Georgesown A. Dodge Howard. Lowell. Boston
s w Lewis River Queen. S'edman Providence m~'sr j.
rckon Wilmington Dollner Potter Adele, Coffin VII
mington d. C. Murray; John Cashier johnson, Savannah
Scranton Talma1; s Ludsis Walden Philadelphia, James
Hand Julia, (Br) wsycott, st. Andrews, Jed. Frye.
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Arrived.

Steamship Grondeau, Pr war; Galley. Guadalupe via Bald
ia -
ship VIM Rsihbsne, Pratt Liverpool Sept s. mdse and %
pass Everett Brown Oct T. OF Nantucket South shoals,
A. NJ, steamship st. T. same day. a. l<P'eosA.
passed steamship North Star, BID. W.
Brig r. :. Larson Dsnie Doboy ldsnd ds yellow pns
to J. K. Rokenbsugh.
schr VIM smith, Sweeney, sayann,h de-, whea, to Ne
Cresiy Mott Co.
schf Plsades Br) Nickerson, Windsor l, d., plaster 10
master. - a
schr Emma Collins Baltimore 10 de coal TO ~ A. Nsyc&
Schr Orion, PRATT, Portland, c. stone
schr Jane NJ BiEinird, Russell. Portland Ct, stone
S,hr :. 5. Buck nehsm, Leonsrd, Portland, e. nOne.
Schr Jos Rodser Worthinyton, Portland Co. stonc
schr Amelia. Dickinson Portland. c.. stone.
schr Brown : one Bacon, Portland, CT, stone. -
Schr Daniel Russell shale Portland c. bound 10 thls
delphia. -. -. p,p.,.,...
sehr. McCosiey Arnold Portland CT, bound 70 Phltts
phs
schr Cstharine T. Dix. Cox, Virginia d., po'stosa
seh H. P. Lord Smith, Baltimore ds, wheh TO M,IT
Lord. ,o -,
schr D. W. LsadeIson, Faow sBeaufor N. C., f1 naval
stores to Dollner Potter
schr NewIo Ik Atkins. Richmond d., -four, &c, toe H.
Pierson 4 Co
Schr Barnard Curtis Nirsins
Schr {. C. CASEY Cobb Elizabeth City, wheat TO nssE
BELOw-Brig Zoars, from Doboy Island.
wIND-D urine the day from w.
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Markets. Carefully REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

MONDAY, UCt-
AsHEs-The market steady for both kinds saes-Pots
IS S7!, ard Pearls 81 62A 10
DECENTRALIZATION Yellow 10 IN good defnihd ~ &c
We have transactions TO note. ,.. -
COTTON-A further decline has not given the least life to
the demand the ned quotations must be taken no
ina guide the the business % trivia! thar
. fair market price cannot be arrived at;
Eyw-YeRK CLASSIFICATION
land. Eorda
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On opepirs the road 20 the center OF he wilderness 70 cen
meet With be chain Of LAkes, the annual e1nsfs en-
penses and ne e.nnf win be forth IN The following
table: fsee Table No. H.
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sfHiAruRE ALhAkAc......rEis DAY. 'H
SUy-Rses....6;04 Sets......5:2)l MooS-Rses. t,A
HlGH wArkR..........., ...rHls osr
Sandy Hook 6S2 Gov lfana... 7:22 HenGste. sG
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fire 31roof Safes, 6tales, &r.

~ A I r B A n X "
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES. a.
OF nearly thirty years has enab ed the msn1G
rre 10 bring Seses TO the hight Of perfection e s'
s ssssITEgRonp Hay AND colL SCALES. WARDROBE
AND STORE SCALES.
Upward Of seventy notifications I'm
COUNTER SCALES, DRUGGISTS AND ZINE Vo~
SCALES.
POsT-OFPlCE BALANCES AND STANDARD WE!Ih'~
For sac At wholesale and retail by
FAIRBANKS & Co.,
No. l39 Broedwsy,
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Professional Notices.

TINTED STATES PASSPORTS-Issue1 By
u }. b. MONIES, No. II Wsrpa st Natutshed Clsan
must produce certificates Also BOUNTY LAND WAk-
RANTS, PENSIONS, EXTRA PAY, sc.
VyFRGNFS's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH,
No go 6h.av, N Y-Ths inventor Of thess Baths. g
sisted by Dr. HANKINSON guarantees to extract AZ nsshs
from the human and 10 all diseases eenr
Grated by them. via: nlammaory and Chronic Rheuuesn,
Ulcers Paralysis St Niiuss Dance &c. B-Chls and ~
yer by single bath Theory explained 10 studean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-09
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET

For the whole year the quantity IS greater. -. -
The value Of these sales Is over 5iOOOOO per an
This does p.ude the item Of eordcood nd'fs
Jdrs IL Is said and probably well known to all that Albany
Troy ScheI ectdy Hudson Poushkeepse and all the inter
yepng and neghtoIDs large markets. to which the
wood Of the wilderness BY Of this road will be easily car
IL of, and has IL can
partly BY its weight. Albany and Troy several
sosds ultimately obtain their fuel The Budson River
Railroad the Harlem the Houatouo the Western road TO Boz
the Northern Railroad the Saratoga the Troy and sehe
necady the New York Central among the number whose
annual pton will be Ii be said coal will
be ud but coal there and be to take the
entire place Of wood
II borne mind also, that for the trihng cost Of
seventy five perhaps not than cents per cord TINS
thrown the into barges or soops Al
bsny Troy wherever the business termination may be- and
carried EewYoIk City where the demand IL 90 great a. 70
forbid the idea possibility of supplying from that source by
CT this siroad II II to be devoted wholly 70 the
transport alton Ct that article. 80
The forth these facts somewhat In detail
wilderness there Is any truth analogy the statements
put forth By others II viii be q good paying road
The division Of this road be compared best with
the Reading has recently been put forth which
the Con mee rely of the business Of the Reading Railroad
fat ba month ~ Iuue