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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

IHE RUSSIANS AND ALLIED FLEETS IN THE Pa.
cIFIC-The Northern Light has brought further
iteh,gehce OF the movements and operations of
the allies in the North Pacific II will be rnn,on.
bcred that according to our last dqices the squad
ron had sailed from Petropaulowsli TO the Amoor,
but on arriving there found no trace of the enemy
Blythe accounts that have now reached Us we learn
I,at Tue nil.sh steamer Baraeouta discovered the
Russian fleet in the bay of Castro and immediate.
ly set OF TO communicate the important news to
the remainder Of the fleet, leaving two frigates to
blockade the port until they could be reinforced -
The fleet arrived off Castro while thick fog la,
along the coast, and, when it cleared away the al
lies discovered to their surprise and chaeru that
the Ruasians had again eluded their grasp,
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NV STOCK CKOFCLOTHING.-s. MER-

/ CHANT L WEISIGER receiving, and
will continue TO receive by weekly arrivals their
Fall and Winter stock of Clothing which very large
and desirable, embracing every article to be found i'll
a similar establishmen These goods manufac
tured by themselves with great care, expressly for
their retail trade of the best materials and by the best
OF workmen and in point ofstye and cheapness
not be surpassed by any other house. Those in
we think will ensure their purchasing
5. MERCHANT & WEISIGER, 10 Main St
ALso-A large and beautiful stock of Furnishing
Goods always on hand. oc ID
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PEAT FOR LOCoMoTIvEs.-Peat,i it is said, is now
being used for locomotives on the Worcester and
Nashau (Mass) Railroad. and with great satisfac
ton SO strong the belief that will take place
of wood for this purpose that parties buying up
land where peat can be obtained adjoining the va.
riOus railroads in Massachusetts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

INSULT OFFERED TO THE L. S. CoNSUI. AT PA
NAMA.-The steamer Philadelphia has arrived at
New Orleans from Havana, with dates to the 18th.
and the California mails of the Goth ult The L.
S. Consul at Panama had struck his flag on ac-
count of the insults offered by the government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

ID had at GOLDSMITS Cheap Store.--Al wool
Red Fannes at 20 cents can't be bought less than
25 cts; Black and cod English Merinoes 54 in width
25 cts, worth 81! cts; French do various Collars
at 20 cs worth 87t cts Caasnets at 81! cts can't be
bought less than 80 cents; Striped and Plaid Mouslin
at ls cheap at % cts Bed Tickings at IL cts worth
10 cts. Calicoes at and 10 cts worth l2k cts Black
Alpacas 81 37, so and Is cts worth at least 25 per
cent more; Plaid Silks at IS cts, worth $1 Blankets
Lindseys Shawls Cottons and other heavy goods, to
be sold much less price than be bought in this
city, as determined close those goods that
is in my line of business. The greatest bargains
can be had by calling at
GOLDSMITS Trimming and Fancy Store,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

Coal OF RECENT FoRMATIoN-At Haroe Island
Tue Arctic expedition found coal apparently of re-
cent formation The grain Of the wood was still
perceptible and it was interspersed with small
masses OF "A very pure resin. The supply was limi
ted in depth only by the frost and soIoose that
II could be Shoreled up without difficulty. II Was
found to burn well - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

BAN FRANCISCO FLOUR MARkET-San Fran
CISCO has been greatly excited in consequence Of
large orders Tor -four having been received Tor Chill
ana Australia. $4,000 barrels ii is said, were wan.
ted for these markets--and the actual sales from
the lth 10 the 0th had reached nearly that figure
; Prices, IN consequence, have largely adyanced-
Wheel and barley have also advanced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH JAPAN-Com-
modore Perry IL said to have predicted the failure
of certain California merchants in their efforts TO
establish commercial relations with Japan An ex.
animation of the raety shows it to be one of amity
and friendship only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

DEPARTURE OF MIssIoNARIEs.-The following
sabine, Capt. Hendee, for Madras: Rev Ezekiel
=. scudder and Rev. Jared w. Scudder, both of
India and their wives, and Miss Louisa Bcudder,
who Is their sister
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-Mss Mary E. Asberry re-
covered judgement for Si9l6 against Geo. Swarts
IN the Nicholas (Ky9 circuit court last week for
SANDER. trial for breach Of promise in the File.
ming (Ky.) court last week resulted In an award
to the plaintiff of $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

LYNCHING IN KASsAS.-We learn from the Tus-
carawas (Ohio) Advocate that former citizen of
Dover township, in that county, named Samuel j.
Snyder, was lately tarred and feathered and rode
rail in Kansas, because of something said by
him in relation to slavery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

TURANEO 4 G + \ c Y.-(s Il Z E,
| HEATH & ALLEN, San Francisco, California;
Gi S4 Front street New York, sell Tobacco on COM
lsun direct from and per account of the Virginia
aaautacurers, and TO whom refer
Nessls Edmond. Davenport s. Co, Richmond will
'Gy 10 any questions and transact any business for
O.. house.
Having established branch of our house in New
lOrk resident partner in that city will give his
PERSONAL attention to the receiving tTanshippug and
securing the lowest rate OF freight free of commits
aon On all goods consig gned to San Francisco
house poIe-dSuliw
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MoRTUARY--The deaths i'll New York last
week, numbered }SG, an increase of II. In Boston
83, anncrease of6. In Philadelphia l64, decrease
of 10. And in Baltimore 76 which is a decrease of
so from the preceding week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

Loss OF THE LAKE STEAMER LOUIsIANA-The
steamer Lo uisiana ran on a reef at Green Bay
Lake Michigan, on the night of the 7h inst and at
last accounts her bow was feet out of water
and she was in great danger of breaking up Her
cargo consisted off one hundred and sixty tons of
merchandise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

Tho Tennessee Methodist Conference with Bish.
ops Soule and Kavanaugh and large number OF
ministers in attendance, convened at Nashville Oh
the 10th.
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Sole Proprietorr, Richmond, Va.
TIDINGS FROM CHESTEREIELD
CHESTERFIELD Co, Va. Aug. /. 1875

- CHESTERFIELD Co, Va, Aug. L, 1850.
Messys Dore L Co., Richmond: Last fall one Of my
mules was turned loose in the stable yard while
playing about with other mules, with the weight
OF ms whole body against a large plate of sheet iron
cutting himself the thigh or ham about 10 inches
long, and from inch and half to two inches deep;
the wound was of such character as to suppose he
would never be of any service to me again Seeing
anoce of the Turf Oil in the papers, procured and
applied it Mt once the cut, and IN about three
weeks he was perfectly well and at work, and you
cannot perceive the least scar where the cut was
made. III. A. WINFREE.t
r S.-There many cases OF injuries to cattle IN
Turf Oil and if OF any benefit to you, can procure
you many certificates The whole neighborhood say
Sc IA I91gaa 1assEss8-e II. A. WINFREEi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

FRESHET ON THE kENNEBEc-There is heavy
freshet prevailing on the Kennebec river Sever
al cotton and saw mills, &C. and considerable
amount of other property has been washed away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

SEAaEN AND WAGEs.-For European ports
seamen continue scarce Rates to Liverpool $50
per month, with S35 advance; to London $40 and
$50 advance; TO Havre, $50, and S25 advance; and
to other ports as last noted.--.Netc York Sajgpina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

MAIL FROM BREMEN.-The Postmaster General
learns from the postmaster at Bremen, that he will
send mail by the steamer Ericsson on the 18th
inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

FIRST CARGO FROM JAPAN.-The schooner G..
f. Footc arrived at San Francisco on the 18th
ult. from Japan. She Is the first vessel that has
brought cargo direct from Japan to the United
States. Her cargo consisted of rice and Japanese
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

GENERAL SCOTIA despatch from Washington
says the administration have determined to allow
General Scott the back pay of 1t General
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COAL AND COKE.

fOkE-I am prepared TO furnish Coke
Y oi superior quality, and confidently recommend
a' preferable fuel III most respects either wood
ucoe!- 1t is peculiarly adapted to cooking ranges
aud sON and to furnaces for heating large buildings
nh!ie lis ready ignition cleHnliuess and duruLilt,
Ader convenient and agreeable for parlor and 9th
e. CRATES.
orders left at the Coke yard 10th street and
basin Bank, wlll be promptly executed Terms cash
" lis equivalent.
ll-ts mo I NNEDryI AGO..
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nITsINESS CARDS.
!. -. -. = R0RINSON. Grndnate. OF

+ IIULI s.I~Lia College Of Pharmacy, TtactI'tI
J. be MI 'PFblsruaeeuti.'s, offer to eonntry phys
fan es ge5ey new a,to- and ;fy'h n1b .toes sn2. Gi
= p SD rf.IaS rf.I,s perfnmerv Fancy Goods, and all
a +; the drug line, which they will sell on
n 2e'' iefn-. and Pharmaceutical Preparations
ordgr and sent TO sny part pnPtSS11 81 tef sS@S1iry
>,., D,,g store. ath and Franklin sts.'
Ne" p'"h Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

DEATH OF i ALiTERATEUR.-Mr. X. Ryan, young
man who has had some considerable conbnyion
with the press in London, New York aud San
Francisco, and who sometime since publisher q
very graphic series OF California Sketcbes.n died
at New Orleans OH the 9TH inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

LARGE RoBBEnY-Rosenburgh' jewelry store
atfNew Haven was robbed Sunday night of So 00O
worth of stock.
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'TKUE TURF OIL.-For Old sore. Of

l. every description, Man and Beast. One tea.
Bruises and Sprans Ulcers and Felfons, Scalds and
Burns Sore Legs and Chilblains Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter Stings of Insects, Wounds under
the Nails Intlamed Breasts, Glantular Tunors, Sore
Back, Sweled Legs and Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure to
colds.
Applied to Burns at once, ii leaves no scar.
Price 80 and D cents u bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

HE FOREIGN ENLISTMENT CAsE-Hertz con.
.ieted IN Philadelphia of being engaged in enlist
ing recruits in this country for the British arrny
made made statement to the court on Saturday. the
tnstanre Of which is thus reported in the Ledger
>. ier1z said he was induced to go to Washington
W see MIR. Champion. the British Minister who
ohsersed with him the subject of enlisting re-
, Its IN the United States for the British army !;
.t. . uePots were to be established in Canada for
m .r reception he had not then sufficient authori-
:. ION MS nome government but expected shortly
~ ~ receive full instructions from Lord Clarendon
iiertz went to Washington subsequently ON two
o'ner occasions, to Mr.. Champion on the sub
Jeet In reply to questions from Hertz in relation
10 tne law on the subject, Mr. Champion replied
FIRST, that the law was exceedingly lax and
secondiy, that if anything should happen the Brit
i9H government would not allow any one to suffer
VINO mad been engaged in assisting them in furnish
ing the men. replied that the popular voice is
asaiilst this matter; but Mr.. Champion said
never never mind about this popular voice; if a
no"'s IN Lfr9pool fails, the nhole United States
trembtes
Hertz, in concluding his statement says: "AI
s snat qua In procuring and sending men to Halifax
ioi the foreign Legion, was done BY the advice
anu recommendation of Mr. Crampton.} }Mr Howe
anu hlr Mathew. L was employed BY Mr. Howe
ana acted as his agent, with the knowledge and
appreciation of Mr.. Champion and Mr. Mathew
Mr. Mathew knew of both tho expeditions I sent
lie approved and encouraged me in sending
them away. He encouraged me by his advice
and counsel, and in giving me money to send them
away.
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WILLIAM COLEMAN & CO., SHIP

4'-'H AM tiANIS,
t-LlfUksiA AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
e. t4L-Othce No. 81, Wall Street, New York.
w. L. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
j. Ii. WILLIAMS.
NJ COLEMAN is in New York ind will give ship
Fs every information to markets, shipping, &c.
fR EXCHANGE on San francisco for sale by
VIM. 7. COLEMAN,
r&-ts 81 W all street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

nENTTST,S FILEs.--A full asHOrtmen nt
- just received comprising separating, thick thin
' C. GENNET,
oci6 10 Main st, Eagle Square
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!aedlsns Geese Henry Wilson, white man.
was arrested and Gagged by officers Tyler and john
son, yes'eIaay afternoon. cha, ged with steal
ing $50 worth Of geese and other poultry from Jno.
H. Mckenzie, on Saturday night last. Mr. Mex.
lives in Henrico county, about six miles from Rich.
mond, and the morning after the geese was stolen,
tracked them on their way to the city. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

+ EPYS AT LAW. Richmond ' u" EIi pfact!ce
N N tbe CIV OF Richmond aud the counties
f Ps PSnesseed Poa'te9; ad Al Afla ih t,as oe1 lst ,a
se. building, corner OF MAN and III" 4' 'e'S' III S'
iis,' i9s'fg.EpW. 1@.sl FLouksoY. PA@EE FoINDrXTER
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-,iCAnR 1:-GEORGE Profcssor OF Mn

-. fI0-t Trspcctfu.l announctstO The c.Iizeua
,.p-...sLd thst he Is prepared to make engage
,', Will parents or Tapils for instruction III Music
- PlA 10 FORTE. GUITAR and SINGING.
sr,,gR GEORGE puJsurs the SOlteggi system ol
r. ..t.ol deemed the only perfect mode, and uses
,.sIrst,.c,on Books OF Labanche T. Cooke, Creycl-
e,.3 .,!Ur Bora late Of this city.
q Oller5 may be let at the Book and Piano Forte
.r'ys saf Mes5Is. james Woodhouse & Co, l59 Nj liu
.,..f Sc l5-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-17

NOTICE.-COAL. COAL -Ihe ,Inder-
signed has opened his yard, where is TO be had
H4e best "GTahan's Deep Shaft" COAL, for Black
'4hs purposes the tun OF the Pitt or in Lump for
domesuc use, a. the lowest prices
ALSD-A lot ofCOkE. WILLIAM GRAY
e. ll-dlm ~ -. 1-,.
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[ :. REESE Agent for Selecting. Pur-
.. chas 1g and tOrwa ardug PERUVIAN, MEXICAN
AND OTHER VARIETIES OF GuANO. Office
Nv ~ Exchange Building, Baltimore, Nd
HE Advertiser guarantees to furnish the above fer
ti.er, al Of the best qualities, to consumers and
arsers en- best terms
fFOrders forwarded to the above address will be
promptly executed. je 15-d&c6m
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W00DLAWN. NEAR RICH,IOYD F0R

" SALE-The subscriber wishing to remove to
-' e IOSia'.s m "IA sell ms Property the Brooke
'.Ir'A hoHd one and half miles from Richmond
me tact contain l78 &cres: about 10 acres i'm woods
~. "A4'h u acres are heavily iinIbered There are
'f'@ Itautliu! building sites on the land; 80 acres
--t CeaIed and lghy improved having been cutive-
va y Inn IN market garden. The place is remark
'! "e"-'hN, and the neigh bOrhuod excellent. There
"'-' VI hne wafer near the dwelling.
l1' improvements are OF the first order having
tItSteu ~itHiu the last four years III the hand
stNe, and Oi the best materials The dwelling
e7l square with two passages and starways
''vSSnt FoFlcOes III font and rear, and contains
'' .7iE rooms, with ire places to each and CON
80" -" ~ ioIdlus doors, besides four closets The fin
= " 'Ir htr!IOr Is chhste and beautiful marble man
t.,SS "ea!t tAs and modern CRATES, with the walls
sG,eLy papered. The buildings are first rate
'Va'-st oi Kitchen and store-room of brick CON
80 20 me dwelling by u covered way; a large and
Dli' houso ior servants, containing FIVE roolns
r,s[ s-S VcttsCn sinoke-house; covered with TIM
l., MUSE, and one of the best stables in Virginia
S'oHinodatlon for IL horses, carriages, and
isv amount Of forage
gr ailfecisie the property, It's only necessary to
i. , l'-1 nose disposed 10 purchase, respect
i,s1estrd 10 do so.
W sold as whole or diy ided to suit the views
AZ iasers Terms liberal
7~7-- ---d1e.w RICHARD HILL.
iEafs'lNiA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
lSAit.SSHl CLASS DIPLOMA AWARDED TO
lR0Vvoo p -, -, BROWNE, FOR SPECIMENS OF
SUtr NnILiNG EXHIBITED AT THE LAST AN
.at,,ty q, ,hAhlBlTlOS.-The "a subscriber would re-
ta lie -loi!h Iis friends and the public generally
t.,U, tI I'lsfed with increased facilities 10 manu-
ees, 1la 20 put up in The best manner Iron Veran-
Ftg s5 "Ssloohies oia variety OF patterns well as
lei l V'hSnentAl Railing OF either Wrought or
Ass-y1, ~! dwellings, Parks and Cemetery Lots
a. u,o ol-d Cellar Doors, Area, Grating, Hinges.
trriHs that cannot fail to give satisfsction
respectfully solicited before pure hasing
Cc4-din JAS. ID. BROWNE,
iI,y,,.--- Sth street, next to Lafayette Hall.
Ee"NiA MAGIC WASHING. FLUID.
l al. 10. lad
ed Ia, '@ and "in. ?. Ladd Druggists Broad street
&c cle-s, s,U'actuTtF T.. J. PICOT,
CfIi7.T-- Conner opposite the Old Market.
\ thhlEaEsE.--IO0 boxe. 1heo.e. ,fricIIy
,r ppfl'A'e pf Tor sele by N"'"'e'
CHAS. T. WORKMAN 4 co.
ID PIna =. No. ] ALBENAKLE PIP
tad Pefean, ~ assorted do Bell Flower, Greening
Just leeeiYing and for sale by
IA DAVID N. JONES,
76 Main II.
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RUNAWAY.

~~~<~I->~~~~~~---~~~-~~~S
40 RUNAWAY.-FrOm the schr Jol,,
kY Bell on the night of the 18th instant INV COOK
jim BUNDY, a free negro. He is about five
<H feet SIX inches high, and very black /: had on
and cap. WYNN 'iiii'
suitable reward will be paid for his delivery m
me on board the above named schooner at RockettsN
JOSEPH HAM !,fs
oc l6-St Capt. of the schr. John Bell
Ia TWENTY DOLLARS KEYVAIID---
ElM My man GRANDSON has been runaway for
EN the last nine weeks. He was seen two or threa
<SE weeks ago in company with Mr.. Wilson's wo-
S=S1 man, IN Powhatan county since which time the
woman has been caught and is now in ia in Rich
mond will give reward of 500 for his apprehen-
SION and confinement in Jail that get him again
have but little doubt but what he accompanied Mr.
Wilson's woman to Richmond.
JOS. B. ANDERSON
Lodore Post Office, Amelia
N. B-Said man is about u years of age 5 feet or
6 inches high; rather dark complexion but not very
blacks very slight moustache the upper lip; teeth
white and the upper front ones little separated
to leave small space between them.
Sc a'-ts J. B. A.
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DACON G RA@hEKYuI,

I'D GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
h eve nssnments of Tobacco, Flour, Corn,
Wheat &c, and give their personal attention to sales
Of same and keep constantly on hand large and gene
mi assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano,
&c. f. T-dS,,-ts
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~, VV,PEMRERTUS. MHin Street, Rich
f.'MOND VIRGINIA, offers for sale (FoR cAsH)
re folowins Goods
sine TTiur all Nos. Seine Thread all Nos.
srige Lines yarious lengths and sizes
ca,,cu Curiagc Bed Cords, Leading Lines all sizes
,.-ret War, all colors
rs,tan Yarns Cotton Batting, all numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards oil numbers
Dl-uu,'s Sporting Powder
.t5, all sizes
With well selected assortment of GROCERIES
,.tei 10 tie tgadr-al or any part of which, will be
sl.d a. very small advance, FOR CASH. jal
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~, V,PEMRERTUN, Main Street, Rici
/ I.L..-LI VI ..l.... LIZ -.

/ BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re-
j. moved is office 10 NJ. ISL (Zimmerman's) corner
~ F., and l2th streafs Sc 6-eodt1
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}. -, =, : ~ kEEsEE, Auctioneer, Of

-'Te.,lcnnl services 10 the people o, Men
nj sld ;is !''i'I' &C 4-lmT
s-e-ts.g Huuse.
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IIiU,'r.Ib Grorgr J. Summer, No. u TeuII 'I'se1'
ate W WI, =, .br sale OF Real Estate and every des'
~ 4'tsL1 Weychsndise, Household Furniture &C
..J.4v" Si ,,,,, Vouses Collecting &C.
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.--..si... - MRs- M0Nil lHOI sE, Cupper
;.o,V>oy A. POINDENTER, Attor-

NJ frrcbeT has removed her place OF ITsoence
.lj BROAD s'ieeN' 49, Sc Its
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nOMINOEs, CHESS MN, Nc.-.Js !"
- CANNON Boards, Dominoes Elegant
Bone Chess Men, OF various daalitieA
ocl6 r. NJ. y.
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The Union Guard, under the command of Cant
HeorGe w. Barker, is increasing in numbers and
improving III drill. as we learn from a member--
The young men Of Union and Church Hills eve it
10 themselves to maintain and strengthen this
corps, and we have very little doubt will do it, for
tha suburblns have no other police to protect
them when danger comes, but the Union Guard
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IksINIA MECHANICS ISsTITTTTE
= nr|inE.--lUO boxe. (heo.e. ,tricily

{ cHAS. T. WORKMAN co.
ID pinndLsr. No. ALBENAKLE PIP
tad PeIes,, ~ assorted do Bell Flower, Greenng
Just leceiYing and for sale by
IeA DAVID N. JONES,
76 Main ~
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
AND
STAGE HOUSE,
Main street. Shnsiao
+. O. DEWITT and ID. G. BROWN.
PToPRIETORs.

PToPRIEToRs.
fTIlE present propretors Of the St. Charles
l. Hotel would inform its old patrons. and
the public generally, that they have refited
and furnished it in such manner that they
can assure them Of being as well accommo-
dated in their establishment as in any hotel
in Northern California, and ask for them
selves fair share OF public patronage. The
Table
will always be supplied with every delicacy
that can be obtained in this market, as also
those Of Marysvle and Sacramento. The
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
are new, and will be kept in manner nfe-
rior TO none in the country. The general
management of the house will be under the
direct supervision Of ID. G.. Brown, long and
favorabiy known as an able caterer to the
public taste.
All the Stages running from here to Ma
rysyiile and Sacramento, belonging to the
C.aLIIORNL2 S7'ACE COMPANY
start from this House. Passengers wishing
any information, can obtain it from WM
McTURk. Agent for the company who is
always on hand Also, the Office Of the
California steam Navigation Company
Z. X. SIZED, Agent, is kept at this house.
The Passenger trains for the North leave
the St. Charles daily, consisting Of
Loag's Train to Weaver,
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

oO0BBLS. BILLINGS PATENT GOV
WV Erred HAMS.
100 ties Sugar Cured Hams
80 hhds Clear and Extra Clear Bacon
100 bbls Clear aud Mess PORK
$50 half bbls Clear Pork
200 half bbls superior Goshen Butter
300 cases Leaf Lard, 10 and cold tins
500 kegs T. B Syrup
200 hf bbls Dried Apples
200 bbls and hf bbs Crushed Sugar
$50 bbs and hf bbls Powdered Sugar
500 bbls and hf bbis y o Sugar
i00 hf hbls Coffee Sugar
800 mats No Batavia Sugar
1000 mats No ! China Rice
1000 mats new Chile Beans
30 ccroons Chile Peaches
100 bags Grain Pepper
LOCO boxes soap, various brands
800 boxes Adamantine Candles
200 hf bbs Corn Meal
900 bags Green Rio Coffee.
For Sale Nv
r. T.. BREWSTER q CO.,
Cor. Front and Clay streets,
apl 2i San Francisco.