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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY BOARDING AND DAY
ID school, for both sexes pleasantly and heaihy situated
Of Bloomfield and First Streets Hoboken r. j. vii
commence its next term November Number OF scholars
limited. Circulars at Wesiernan's go Broadway, by
EDWARD FELDNER Principal,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

SPANIsH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.-PRoF
- GORRIN continues to give instruction In tue For
te which moderate apply at his residence No,
ia Egh h street. first house east Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

ExECUTI0N SALE-JoaN w. SOMERINDYKE, AUG
~ !oneer, store No 20 North William street. win sell
Monday ito morrow November 9Th Mt IL O'clock by virtue
several execq ions AZ No ~ Lewis street. large lot Of
hogany and black walnut chairs sofas and bedseads &C.
shed and unfnished) Office desks double iron
safe rs pieces black glnze muslin lot Of nails bads ack
Chas. Watts, Fifth ward; Peter Broach Eleventh ward
COnstabes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

EROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS;. J. WALOR0N,
~ Al ionecr-By henry q EVANS ~ Pearl street, re-
gar sale postponed of the election to Wednesday,
November 10 O'Clock, from the shelves. splan Id
every description viii be offered including
the stock Of retailer declining business City and country
trade invited Goods well packed for shipping Sales here
after every Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04
DANCING ACADEMrES.

A DoDW0RTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES, ses BROAD.
"A N. " ly7 Montague place Brooky n-Practislux
assemblies FOR ladies aud gentlemen win commence
day Novemb er g. In Brooklyn; Saturday TO- In New
York First soree in Brooklyn Thur sday Nov s: frs
soree In New York Thursday Is Pupils enter
at time, the quarter commencing the day OF entry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

EUGENE y. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER-BY FRANK.
~ LIN NICHOLS at the residence 20 East Twenty fourth
street near Fourth avenue Monday, November Messrs
+. X n will sell above the entire furniture made by
Newhouse Broadway contained in the said premises to.
Rether with the lease OF the TO May 1856 The sle
will be peremptory the owner being about leave for
Europe The catalogue embraces elegant parior suits
vered rich crimson velvet plush; mahogany ete-a
sofas parlor and reception chairs bookcases
stands Brussels tapestry cnpets lace curtains oil paintings
mane and pier mirrors ormou clock and mante ornaments
mosaic nlaid tables NC ingram stair carpets, ocoth
tnss &c mahogany chamber frnitre beside usual va
riesy Of kitchen and III furniture cutlery glass &c also
winter fuel in cellar The lease Of the will be
posed OF before the sale Deposits required from purchasers,
who must remove their goods on ds OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

E'RENCH LANGUAGE. PROF p. LAGRorX. no. sSg
Broadway, CONTINUES to receive pupils favorable
terms for thorough instruction In the French mpar
Ing 10 them the ability TO speak with uency and correctness
Glasses being formed Ia which the number
Will be limited 10 six
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

TlIAMUNDS AND GOLD JFWNLKY AT AUCTION
IL j. L. Vandewaer, anconeer, win sell on Tuesday.
9th l0I O'clock a the sales II Maiden lane gnf
stock Of diamond ewery; consisting spge
cluster rings the stones weighing from 4 AS
do breaches, rings studs &C. Also invoice of rs
imported gold watches double timers independent seconds
chronometers English paeb levers ell by tho celebrated
makers. Also, magnificent sterling silver tea do.
spoons &c Also Is carat gold vest fob. gunrd
ehatean chains. Also Ire Of gold iewelry
with cameo mosaic Florenna &c. earrings studs sleeve
buttons The above sale affords fine oppor unity those
want, a. every lot IL warranted OF the first class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

GEORGE COOK, AUCTlONEES-STORE III NASSAU
NJ street. Bcekman. Furniture and merchandise all
Kinds received on STORAGE or sold on commission Liberal
cash advances nade when required Gu door sales personally
attended and satisfaction ed On Thursday,
h large and peremp'oy sale OF household furniture &c.
Particulars hereafter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

E,oR saLE-BY COLE chiffon AT MERCHAN ANTS
Exchange, on Friday Nov at u O'Clock, three
and dwellings fronting Ninth and Of 23h
street, The house No. 2i twenty eighth street furnished
complete with modern improvements; also two valuable
on Twenty eighth street. two hundred and twenty four
west OF Ninth IS by 9s feet inches This property
worthy the attention Of pnchas wanting good investment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04
UCTIoN NoTICE-JOsFPH r. SMITH AUcTIONEER

UCTION NOTICE.-JOSEPH r.. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
"A will SELL q morrow Nonday at 01s O'clock at IS Frank
In street fourth house west of Broadway large
OF gentee household furniture consisting large oval and pier
gases rich silver plated rich china SETS china tole.
SETS glassware &c one rosewood suit In French brocate
one DO In satin brOcade rosewood marble top
do bureaus wnshsands, cepe side and sofa tables with
marble tops rosewood mahorany and black walnut
enanelcd cottage suits sands book racks clocks,
china vases oil paintings % wards Brussels carpet on the par
ior rooms ing stair rods and olcoh
mahogany chairs, tables sofas te.es best hair mat
reses palasses everything TO be found in dst class
houses be sold without and hou3e to let deposit
required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04
AsTROLOGY.



BILLIARDS WE OFFER FOR SALE A LARGE A.
- sormen Of slate marble ard wooden bedd billiard n
bles with our lmproveinodern cuhions for which 70
ceived the silver medal the Worlds Fair York 1884
Also ior sale splendid stock Of balls, cloths &C
a. the loves, prices -
LEONARD 4 BENJAMIN, s32 Broadway
CrNcE THE INVENTION or THE COMBINATION CUsH.
y Ions by The unde-sRnsf certain who nohing
OF The requirements of the Of billiards pretending II
have invented cushion also again caution tie publr
against them Ny model tables, wih my combination cush-
Barton's theatre MICHAEL PiELAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

MRS. A. LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL AT MON
M tene Hail. Court stree. Brooklyn. Ia open. Les
ecrs Wednesdays and Saturdays Commencing =, As.
sc'cch. For terms, &c, apply 10 Mrs. Lannay a. "a wit
hours. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

DARrS FEATHERS, FRENCH FLOWERS RIBBONS.
and coored goods cash, low prices May be
found et HOMER a KETUHUM5,
RIOS. 81 and &c John street, corner OF william
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

JoHN W; soMERINDYKE; AUcTIoNEER, STORE NO.
81 20 North William street, Sale Of splendid household
ture Thursday, November g. at No 1872 street
nj 0l ock rosewood ard mahogany broca
TEL hair chairs chairs bed
seads hair mae, ses beds and bedding. marble top
wood GENRE and side tables light stands Brussels
and ingram carpets ocoth stair carpets and rods crockery
china glassware, &c. Also lot Of valuable paintings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD-FALL AR
IN for Albany Troy and the West. Ticket Of
Broome street. and Twenty sixth street Fourth
an after Monday Noyember5, trains will follows
SUNDAYS excepted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

C70 BOOKKEEPING. WRITING, &C.-STUDENTs
IplO entering DOLREAR's academy, 609 Broadway this
day. will be qualified to keep books before january prac.
tca bookkeeper will explain principles and details
bookkeepers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04
HOUSES, ROOMS, dU., WANTED.

COTTAGE HOUSE wANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY
" Good references gwen, Ar. Location Myr
tie Bedford rar Dad, not than 81. mites from tue
Brooklyn City Hall viii lease for years suitable
Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

ITO LET-PART OF THE MOI ERN BUILT HOUSE, No
9Ludowpace Houston street, consisting Of second iioos
front ana back with three panres Zone two
me thld floor and front basement required to small
pectable family without children. Rent moderate inquire
The PREMISES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

Ct ONLY, FOR PENMANSHIP-BOOK KEEPING
81 arithmetic eocution reading; English and
composition, including spelling. IS each MUS apply immed
aely OF 73 Broadway, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Terms reduced this week Lessons the French Spanish
and German languages c. ROBBINS ELLENW00D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04
- -
MUSICAL,

Ge ACCORDION AND BANJO TAUGHT IN 6 EASY
pO. lessons, by method Terms So advance Les
sons given day and evening Banos and aorordcons 81 80
so Music furnished for parties or serenadng home
Hudson 49,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
1873

IMPORTANT FROM FoRT RIELY.-From the
Kansas Correspondence of the Missouri Re-
publican we take the following:
An express has just come i'll from Fort
Rely, bringing the startling intelligence
that the hands who were employed at work
there had rebeled against the command, and
broken into the arsenal and storchouses and
supplied themselves with arms and ammuni-
tion, provisions and money, and had started
off for the states, in force of three or four
hundred men. The officers of the Fort dis
patched the few soldiers, who were spared
from the ravages of the cholera, in pursuit
Of them; bat they poor f.llows soon re-
turned with three of their comrades dead,
and fourth mortally wounded, and stated
when they came upon the insurgents they
were fired on, pursued and threatened with
instant death, and that it was solely provi-
Dental that any of them escaped that the
nsu;rg-ccnts were thoroughly armed with mus
hes and pistols. and declared it to be their
intention to die rather than be taken and
that they were coming toward this point,
probably to embark on steamboats, for st.
Louis. The Express telegraphed the COM
manding officer Of Jefferson Barracks to be
on the look out for them.
1t is said that during the prevalence Of the
cholera at Fort Riley, the physician desert
ed his post, Ionly temporarily, as is explain
ed, and that these workmen desired to leave,
too, as many were dying and demanded their
pay. The commanding officer refused to pay
them, as they had contracted to work for
certain number of months, and so much
month, and had only worked half the time.
They were willing to take less than the
amount due them if he would only settle
with them then. He still refused; where
upon they became desperate and revengeful,
and took by force more than they wanted.
Kansas Territory is now very quiet.
The Air Line Railroad is doing good bu-
siness at the present time. We understand
that the road will be finished in few weeks
to Edgerton. Persons travelling ca annot find
more gentlemanly Conductor than Mr.. E.
G.. Moore. Bryan News. ..... ....
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

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Reports of U. S. Patents granted are also pub
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lence and ruthfuness of its discussions but for the
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Letters should be directed (post paid to
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01

The Washington Union learns that from
recent information received at the General
Land office from the surveyor general of
Kansas territory, the surveys of the public
lands are progressing rapidly. 1t is estima-
ted that they will be finished by the first of
December next.
GREAT CURIos1TuEs.- Bicknell, of Erie
County, N. Y, has now here, the famous
mammoth sheep of the Bakewell breed, cross
ed with the Alpaca, 81 feet in girth, and
It's wool over 3 feet in length; also two
Shetland cows, less than feet high Wau-
kesha Plaindealer.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
CARD To TIE PUBLIC

IN JUSTICE TO MYSELF, and 10 con
l. iradc; cp7iRr reports circulated by de
signing persons iur the purpose Of specua
ting in my tickets deem it my duty t.
make statement Of facts
have redeemed iinll. cts every day s,ncc
the htih dry Of July. and am now redeemine
Them, and have never refused 10 redeem
them 1t il true that some days th,re have
Been NOR" tickets pre- sented than ! could
redeem tina, dav. hut | have always been
Abe to psy them III a'few days have paid
our over ten thod6lud dollare for tect.ets. and
am tu'ly able 10 redeem every ticket that is
out, which at this lime does not exceed five
hundred
During the pas, week have been engaged
IA redeeming all the tickets which could
tind ia Trinity County. aud shall in a lev
days vis.t lreka and vicinity for The same
purpn>e.
It cannot be expected that shall visit
every mining locality ia this portion Of the
State. but if there are any ot my tickets held
Dy persons ia places which | may not wish.
would respectfully inform them that they
shall be redeemed Immediately On being for'
Ea.ded 10 me Al Shasta.
James Da.gh.
August, IS. au.s 1t
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
PR OCL \ VI a ITO y
sY TIE GOVERNOR.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS llEREBY GIVEN THAT
" at General Election to be ho!3.:
throughout the State Of California on
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 5; 1855,
the following officers are to be 81, cled
Governor.
i.itujcn8u; Governor.
Justice Of Supreme Court, for the full
term.
Justice of the Supreme Court. for the un.
expired term tf the Hon Alexander Wells,
deceased
State Controller.
Stale Treasurer
Surveyor General.
Attorney General.
State Printer. aud
Three State Prison inspectors.
SENATOR'S.
First Dlstrict-Compo>ed Of the counties
Of San Diego, san Bprnardno and Los An
gelra. one Senator.
Second Dietret-C Composed of the coun
ties Of Santa barbara. and San LUIS Oblspo
one SENATOR.
Third District Composed os Monterey
and Santa Cruz counties. one Senator
Fifth Distrct--Co Composcd of the county o;
San Francesca. iva Senators.
Seventh Distrct-Composed Of Tuolumne
and Stanislau> counties. one Senator.
Ninth Distric'--C0mpusrd Of the county
of Sacramento, one Senator.
Tenth District Cunlposed Of Solano, Ma
pa aud TUto counties, one Senator.
Twelfth eis,rrci -Compnsed Of the coun
ties ui TRINITY, KIaisa:h. Humboldt and SIS
kiy0u, one Senator
Thirteenth DiStrct-Composec Of the
counties OF CuIuSi aud Shasta. one Senator.
Fourteenth District Composed Of Butte
and P,umas counties, one Senator.
Fifteenth Dis,rct-Composed Of Yuba
unity, one Senator
Slxtcrnih Dlstric Composed Of Nevada
county, one Se.ator.
Seventeenth District = Composed Of Placer
county, one SENATOR.
Eighteenth Dlstrirt-Composed cf FL DO
RADIO county, two Senators.
Nineteenth Dlstrict-Composcd OF Anna
dor and Calavcras counties, one Senator.
DISTRICT JUDGES,
In the following DISTRICTS:
Fourth judicial District Composed OF the
northern portion of the county and cry of
San Francisco, one District Judge. Tor the.
unexpirtd term Of the Hon. Deos Lake, re
signed.
thirteeuth Judicial District Composed
Of the counties of Marposa, Merced and Tu
hare, one District judge.
Fourteenth .ludc ial District Composed
81 the cruur,s IF Sierra, Nevada aud Plu-
mas. one District Judge.
Fife nth Judicial District-C Curpesed of
the counties o Trinity and humboldt, ono
District Judge.
The .ttertiou Of the Boards Of Sup.rvi
sors s directed to the Cd Sectun o: an Ac;
(Statutes OF 1888, page 1909 passed April
81. 1853, entitled An Act To amend an
Act to regulate Elections passed March %,
1850
Gwen under my hand and the great seal
of the State of California, at Sacramento.
this 24lh day Of July, a. d., 1855.
JOHN BlGLER, Governor
Attest: ). W. DENYEe,
aulS Secretary Of State.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

On the 81 Of July, NJ ilavre fifteen Amer
icap sailors were sentenced To tao years I'M
prsonrnent and fines Of two hundred franc'
each, for being concerned in RIOT with col
ored sailors.
Russian accounts. under date Of June 9th
s:ys the \ l,ici 1ioilla Of lSO guns fsrd f"i
eight hours against batteries at the mouth &"
Neva river. without effect, and then with
drew Ia S.'skar Island.
The Paris papers now say the Empress
Eu1enir Is not pregnant.
An additional French army of 5o,On are
ordered to embark at marseilIes for the Crl-
inca
The French Exhibition has been visited by
600 in one day.
The French Legislative Assembly was
opened July 2d, by the Emperor, who. in
his spearh said that the Niles were still ex
pcciinq Austria to fulfill her engagements
The Emperor also said he had formerly re-
solved to place himself in the mlds, Of the
armies ot the Crimea. bat serious questions
both abroad and at home, had prevented
him.
The French Legislature has voted new
loan of 7j0. 600 900 francs,
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
HOTELS, dc.
WESl ERN HOUSE.

AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
DRICK BLOCH. On corner Of 2 and Sec.
- ond streets, Md'ysrii!e, is Low open for
the accommodation OF the travelling public
there will be found at all houls OF day ar
"'ght, every convenience connected with 4
first class hotel.
The house bcjrg entirely Gre.proof, the
i"'us airy and comfortable. with an elegant
Reading Room, supplied with all the foreign
and DC nestle newspapers of the day. twill
be the constant desire Of the Proprietor to
render III, WESTERN HOUSE a comforts
able home tor the travelling public, to whom
he will devote especial care-and quiet
and pleasant retreat To all our citizens who
may iavor it with their presence,
RATES Of CHARGER.
Board. sl2 per wect, with Lodging 5 TO
] ) per week; single Meals, IS cents; Lodging
! , cents; single front rooms. 50 to 2pcr
day. L. j. MURRAY.
Do If Proprietor.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
ELECTION NOTICE.

A y ELECTION will be held on WE'D.
II NESDAI. September 5. 1853. for the
lolioying Officers for Trinity Comfy:
First Supervisor District, comprising the
following Precincts: Chadbourne's, Ridge
vile. Ches' MAJ, Moneys. Grass Valley,
lewis Bridge, Stradcrs, Indian Creek
Supervisor.
Secnnd Supervisor District, comprising the
lolm~ng Precincts: Wraverv,le, Weed =.
Butt r., Du,,on's, Arkansas Dam, Oregon
Gulch, Mouth Of Canon Greet Super
9isoi.
Third Supervisor District comprising the
following PRECINCTS: Tyson'> Ranch, Big
Fiat, Canon City, North Fork, Cox's Bar,
Canadian Ban, Blrnt Aanch, Cedar Fiat /
Supervisor.
Weuyer9;l,c Township-2 Justices of t'e
Peace and Constabes.
Canon Creek Town-hip4-2 Justices Of the
Peace and Con"ab'es
NDrth Fork lo~nship--2 Justices of the
Peace aud , ConstabIcs.
Sluart's Tnwmhip-2 Justices Of he
Peace aud , Constaolea.
Trinity Towuship-2 Justices Of the Peace
and Cousiabos.
By order o. the Borrd Of Supervisors.
j. }. PIPER, Chairman.
Angus, rs. 1855
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

IMPORTANT DECISION The Supreme
Court has decided that the District Courts
are the only Courts in the State that have
power to issue naturalization papers. Con
sequenty all papers issued BY County Courts
or Courts Of Sessions are illegal aud void.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
eUlllIONS.

Mary OaAley Kopka,
IS.
Edward Kopka.
y the District Court Of trinity county d,
l. Niath Julicigl u strc. Of the State Of
California.
The people of the State Of California to
the aforesaid Edward kopka:
NnEREAs, The above named complainant
Mary Oakley Kppka, hath filed in the office
Of the undersigned CLERK of the Court aiore-
said, her complaint against you, the object
and general nature OF which 10 20 obtain de-
cree "i the Court aforesaid divorcing her
from the bonds If GndrIn"ny, heretofore con
tractedwith you, alleging Cor cause, wlliul
deserti0n aud neglect for the space OF TWO
years.
lou gre. therefore, required 20 appear and
aIswer sand complaint, as follows, to Wit
within ten days. II served IN the county o.
Trinity: within twenty days # scry"d OUt Of
SAID County, but IN said Ninth judicial lJis~
trrct: in all other eases within forty days, 10
either case exclusive If the day Of serVice-
or the complainant will apply 10 the CourI
aloretua I'm the relief demanded.
(Nilnebs,J
VIZ. 7. DsNGgRYIELD,
Judge Oi said Court
With nv private Seal annexed there be-
ing no seai Of Office as set provided
I1one at ofilce N Ncayervllle. this 4th day
oi June, a. ID. 1855.
H. J. SgAhAE, Clerk.
On petition 20 the County Judge Of the
county OF Trinity, It was ordered Hat the
service herein be, made by publishing the
Summons three successive months IN The
'lnniy Times
II. j. SEAMAN.
Clerk Of District Court.
JoHS g. BURcu.
Attorney ig Complainant.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
LII Nil}IIlt.

TIIE subscriber has cn hand At his Saw
! Mil and Lumber Yard at the junction
cf East and Man " eayer a large assori.
nicnt Of
LII mBER
which NJ is ready 10 deliver At ;Ie shortes.
fo,lce in any part Of The town. or adlaccni
mines. At the lowest market price.
ALBERT SHEPARD.
Al orders lefi with VI. V. Delpt. on
Court street. or Philip Ilo,lrr. on sydnp,
Ill. vii. he promptly attended 10.
N b. leaning done IT short notice.
dJI.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that he usder-
l. signed IL ready At any ,irQe and aIwaJ
has been Wiling aud .eadj At any and alI
tmya. "a apc1aut :" the Treasurer Of TRINITY
Coun,y or AL funds which are or hav, been
IN hi. hands, belonging either 10 the State or
COUNTY WI. NJ. LOWE.
Nl4-a * s4sp8 Tria.3 County.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

SrENCll. LETTERS "A Great Conyeni
y euce.- Every body that makes Bags, or
anything else, should have them.
For sale, whoIesalr aud retail, at Noisy
Carriers Book Stationery Co,
auIStf - Long W harf, San francisco
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
August IS.

CTAMrS, TYPE AND INK. for mark.
- ing Clothes -Metcalf rieke---put % 25
So ina package.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by Noisy
C&Tsiers BOOK Stationery Co,
aQlS Il II Long Wharf, Sar Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
F.r Ln.,icc Of the Pence.

WILLIAM II. VAUGHAN -ie a candl.
date for the Office Of .Iustc. Of the Peace tor
W"avervllr Iownsh p