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W. c. PICKERSGILL, WIN. c. ALLEN,
J. l. ASPINWALL HENRY +. sPAOLDlNO'
ROBT. NJ. OLYPHANT, WIN q. LANE
g. b. LAMAR, RObr sfEDoINo'
RICHARD LATHERs SAMUEL BATES,
TouN ALLEN VIM LOTrIMER
VIM n. GUION, VIM M E'AHIS,
ADRIAN IsFIIN r. w. REIMER,
THOs. RICHARDSON, THOMAS SLOCsMb,
JOHN II. ELLIOTT, HIRAM HUTCHlSSOS'
JOHN P. BROWN, LEWIS b. BROWN,
las w PHILLIPS AMOS r. EMO,
GEORGE BARNES GEO. BLISS,
A LACHAIsE ABRAHAM BELL,
CHAS. II. DABNEY, q. q. SAMPSON
WIN LOESCH1GK, JAS. NJ BROWN,
PIP. RODOCANACHI, JAMES Bernard,
GEORGE GRIsWOLD. JR, FREDK C. GERHARD,
Commissioners APPOINTED 10 open Boots Of Subscription:
JOHN l.. ASPINWALL, WILLIAM q. LANE,
HENRY +. SPAULDING, GEORGE BLISS
HIRAM HUTCHINSON.
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A NODUhNN EAlhA I'LL 10 "ailautOu VI 'ciy
~ superior quality for Machinery Burning Being unmIet
perfectly free from il work, finely and perfectly salts
factory on machinery and will bum equal the best sperm
Mech sncal Night and other Tampa IL has been N use
largely the past eight years and l. favonte on with on
srgsst steamships railroads machine shops ferries &c Bar
rels gallons each Warranted uniformly good or NAV
be returned the expense Of (Coburn's only Agentl
JOHN W. QUINCY. No. 80 Wihenn-st, cor Pisr-
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DFDUCED PRICEs-wATCHEs, JEW

III ELRY DIAMONDS and SILVER-WARE.
The underlined for the last eighteen vehtnown
Dealer and Importer offers for sale all Goods in bis line 81
lver pces for the quality than any other house r
New.York Philadelphia any other city, and viii send By
"'- " WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c,
IN all mart. OF the United States free Of charge All Good
warranted represented Orders By mail postpaid faithfully
stendedto.
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Daper horebo asfs.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. plssts
II son 4 Co. No. % BeekIsAr-s It. orsf '" -
tsrT1s ,..re.a
Writing Fspers EBsl.h FTeoch AID A .ssS.
Nv, Psper FL sze. WEIGHTS lod ea.ins-
Book Psrer al sises ueisi . and qs>i1s< "a szEG
~,Hre Pspsr. fancy oolors ard ~hit. o. =, sd..sa
Usr .ir. Psp<r lite and coiorrf, ciferse
Hatsr.f Psps~ tin aud o. the bee. qn~@''
Cfofh Psper, tzs( and soaA =, "a sT1fs~
En.li.h BaIdw nc Paper, large e<'f'~'
ste.1hirs Pepe- Of the bet qu-.if{
Nrzppins Papa. Straw, Ras ud As-
1.s RSyfss Paper. ssissbls fx roos, in fst'A
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1nstrnrflcn.


A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, Member of the
N University Of France wishes 70 GIVE LESSONS in
FRENCH and ITALIAN in Boarding or IN private
families No objection IN the country Terms moderate
The best Of references given Address NJ L., Tribune Once
DJOOMFIFHD ACADEMY. - BOARDING
I'D and DAY School for both seres, pleasantly and
healthy situated the Of Bloomfield and lstss no
BOKFE N. j. Next term will commence August Il. Num-
Der Il schoars limited Circulars at WESTERMANS, No. 30
Broadway, N. Y, or Of EDW. FELDNER, Prnei pal.
FLUSHING INSTITUTE.-Thi SCHOOL for
BOYS one Of the oldest in the country sitused at
F1rsbnR one hours distance from FORK by raro ad
L. a. FAIRCHILD, Principal.
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Detention Of OHIO STATE ST0CKS-
III The Coaniss uers Of the sinking Fond Of the s.s ~
OHIO viii paw THREE PER CENT PREMlUM on any sas.,
exceeding the sggfega'e Sum o. +SVVo ths O-tses
Of The Ohio State Six Per Cent Loan. pav-be scr tie s.
December 1886 presented for redemption after the
o Ststs of Ohio Trsu-f.r Office No 81 Beaver - Ne-Y
w. D. MORGAN, Acting Conmsioes
Columbus Ohio Aug 7. 1885.
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FORKS Iceeream Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knives Ch1
dreus viz Knife Forb sls Spoon Sver Cups NAPKIN
RinCs &c.
Watches Clocks and Jewe repaired less thar the us1.
PRICES Watches and Jewelry taken in exchange.
GEO. c. ALLEN
Importer Of Watches and Jewery, Wh0esals and Retail
No. II Waist. (sscoDd fOor)
near Broadway. New YORK
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DLANFETS.-200 cases ribbon bound family
ID Bl.atets ou crbsize Ia sri Of different qualities
viii be sold lew. nEsaIra Co., No II Broadway
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7 IF T. / n s L Il A n & L
IL BRITISH COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
LONDON AND AMERICA-ES1ABLl HE'D 1870.
CAPITAL 81 100000
no EXTRA CHARGE FOR CROSSING 1hE ATLANTIC.
Profits will be divided In 1855
Halt Pre- uirus may remain on losn.
California Australia. and special risss taken.
GEORGE n. KSEVITT, Aren't,
No 65 Wsil-st
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~ -ftrsl Session Of IL weeks begins Sept HIRAM OR
CUT, A NJ and Mr< HIRAM ORCUTr, Principals. with =
tut Board Of sxpeenced Teachers IN the Depa
buncrgs new aud eegsnt snd IS Ooe-v
soue - boarding sohoArS Expense for Board iBcdrs Fuel
lgAt Washing add Tuition IN primary brHrch.s s1O PER
scho Gsne year Tor Ccusrs eOntaalnz gn nSrr..fion.
with enfrsytrs) OF for .dlson apply aIRAN CIRCUIT
nsfEe VI, GEt August after thsi tine North Gsavis
" y. A. WILLRrT. Secretary.
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FACTS for the PEOPLE,

ECONOMICAL FACTS for the PEOPLk.-
II One gallon Of my FOUNTAIN OIL costs 81 p
Halfpni Of my FOUNTAIN OIL costs cent? - . -
One Of my Britannia Metal Patent FOI NIAlN LAMPS
costs 81 q. Tin do, Cpl cents.
Fight cents worth Of my Oh will bum double wieks zvingi
brilliant and steady light - - $500
e HOURS. OF 81 HOURS FOR ONE CENT.
NV Lamp once filed end trimmed, viii burn
Eight EVENINGS OF 80 HOURS EACH
Without BIN Relied Trimmed saving immense deal OF
trouble wing the greatest objections the
Of OIL.
Il will be apparent every who examines this matter
that this j. the .
CHEAPEST AND BEST LIGHT FAMILY CAN USE.
And being pure fixed Oil free from smoke, pleasant both
the and smell. ssd free from sl danger from explosion
las every that real Oh canno, explode
ends itself bling the thing that every ny 1ire
This Lamp, although embodes the principles Of he euch
NJ chanca Lamp perfectly simple in its construction and
liable out Of order far peculiar that Il Is
impossible spill the Oh from Il in carrying Aoontt the house
One gallon Of Oh burnsd three hours eseh evening WI LAST
i9 days about I've months and upon eNpe ue1t and
parison will be that dol A worth q o. VII burn
many hours four collars worth Of burning aui an4
far better light.
Agents wanted to introduce these Lamps and Oh throughout
the entire Union aud the CautiaA -
kos. = and 80 srsrk.crt-s- william, ManuiacIrer
S.,grr1 I'D LA Elprfsu NJ md :
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CPANISH and FRENCH LANGUAGES-A

- 4
- Pr,fs@ who hes experience Tesck1x Aa1
I'VE The hest references viii Pnyse Lessons n tue
slve by an bod moderate errns
Auv pTr.on 81 Common abilities BY taking lesson daily n
hre moriAs will be able D. red ~e and speai spanish
French to,r .ty vel address from oo.ock A 81 unts
o'eloeI p NJ, SPANISH TEACHER, JseEsOn Hotel Noe 81
snd SIS sprinsst-
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f,o;ris, Oiis, @lnaa. &r

A MEXICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY
"A FACTORY WILLIAMsBURGH L. L@Are nov pro
1r Fl OORS SKY.LIGHTs, VAULT and DECK LIGHTS.
Prompt attention will be given to orders LEFT 81 their office
30. AZ Broadway, or their Agent,
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rsNHE MISSES ROHR respectfully inform their
u fspd. and tbe pubic thar their DAY AND soAaDISG
SCHOOL No 49, West sch vii he reopeoed THURS
DAY sept Crcuu can 10 o6tsiast OF bsir 3eacs.
No. Isl West Sfh<f
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HOGse by deep with rgs Apple orchTd, sad
great variety q other FRUITS t'seheI Tlh yt 5si54Ft$
SwyTEKs, No r'rs-.i' 49, ~ :
p COUNTRY SEAT for SALE At LONG
~ BRANCH, New.Jer,ey, on the Shrewsbury hser con.
having ScsSe .S ron, and insis il the rear e5a..fns
Of two Psrors with French Windows, sliding aoors, marble
gether with two large aud two small rooms on second door,
pinss s Roo sTssS Room md Kie6en Win we'll IF ,sT
SC the second foor divided ato eve chambers In front o;
orsrey krSor SKINNER Houses &, Tbse Apple Or
ehsrd Peach Ifees Nese.abe Garden with the unA vaiy
oash vpsir House well shted, &c lbs three qusrers OF
S . 1ss IN ne ~ ne ho a Ss shore where e.
bstthgi's great SluxuIy The place Ia, waterfront Of
leave weekly fci the city, Il mics from the sning Of
the ebos, james chopher and SIX nj S tom ne IN
csrraseOu Shop Stables and Bavn in good order The
House l. furnished aid place sockec which can be had de-
srrd 1o gentleman OF leisure fEi 70 suit fam
~ assEVo: o. es.se sins aT.els prysle boarding house
ton .prly 20 Capt " y rAREER q The sssSaer Ocean
Ions BaheS. os Of wN MiLLEN on ,Se pre- asss
NOR sALE-A Farm of eighty acres stu.
sseA IN ste Tow Of p.'iss CT dl'tsS fon New iOrs
scvns for b. 90, r, and he Depot,
G NJ %sraER No N 81 Brosa WY Or 70
GEORGE NArIIER, upon tie premise.
EOR SAIE-Tbe thres-story and basement
N
fcrs With ocern Improvements; House 2Nto 10, 10 feet
esE, e,'As' sns variety Of fu ,rses, saPevin.s and
o.s,'ss SSpy sS s. s;1 la''S''' ''''d'
LCR SAlE-WALSUT COZ TAGE with three
4 Ground. g-,au'y the eastern slope
81 Ofspre MoIfsn, New jersey shout zoe nile from The
Re- Depot It Orange and d'nt f1na the city
ApTyto HOMER MORGAN,
ftre-st, Nc cMe'ropcit>n Bark Buildias
LOR SALf-A Farm of about 800 acres, in
sVey bSh Of Guilty. siior; sso outbadzss &c,
ueef Morrkiuwn ~ j. would Be exchans a fof
sseek dry eccs sid OILY % Gle tAmdy -stste. address
WILLIAM BARNlrf. No a Sss-an.si, New foEf.
NOR sALR-yalusble Property on Rose and
ii Will an e. ear Peal confsaisg - fef iCehes
ea Wet De, onns Ross Is he Meeihs House Of
The Society Of FRIENDS. and Win4m-t fOCR three
r<ufy BRICK HOUSES wfch Tor SSoc each For
terms sppy SAMUEL WILLEtS. No sos Pearl ~ Or 20
WILLIAM n. MACY, Al Leather Nanuf.ctcse.' Bank
DROPERTY in the COUNTRY for SALE.-rh
sptsnber Offers ts sse tie premises oocapied BY him
private rrSderce trscd 'he scufhery part OF the VII
afe Of Eewburgh Thu lOis IS feet front "a b - feet
deep We soHpioS with sbrabbfy and fruit The
. tvstosy oo.Ee web ant substan iay built Of brick,
say, fcfu>hed with and water. The locstion very
Ssssee one, Outstanding beautiful Sie~ OF the uve and
Ao sfAKa Of ah,u Il acres Of land in AID vIas Of New
with views ~ The river sod Surrounding County.
Aso tufneer 81 hrst rate Nlisse LOIS
JAMES W. fO@ LER Sevborsh. n Y.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WE'D
Drp &ocas.

DLANKETs All grades and qualities fror
ID RochdAle hals For sale BY hEsslfH l. Co. No II
Broadway.
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trss e'rissc ~rih ese.l q cuz HUDdfs1 Tho-s,se
kcisrs. s&s neJ-A. EDWARDS. Pr-s,tent, JAMF3yAS
bEUREs ssertsrJ; With Board o. Directors en- os.c1ns
mary 81 ear raerriA srsi,e~s uec
lie Corprf have tsken the rooms recently x.ee kv r..
Cocrs sst Enlutrsr, Ne 70 Vale.
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1nsuranre Gcmparles.

Il \ l c X + X b o G h E K
IA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. II Williams. Eew-YOIk-
CAPITAL, 800 900.
DEPOSITED with the Controller q the State thus sforinz
anent security the insured prepared 20 take risks on
a. liberal tsrr sny other Company the city country
FRASfUs LYMAN, President.
STEPHEN c. WHEELER, Secretary.
d MEREDITH REESE, NJ D., aed. Examiner No s5l
Broadway who the ofce day aud
vii their bones ard places Of business if de-
sired
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Grorerles.

~ II f II o P E NJ l. l. S ,
DRUG MILL and SAND-PAPER DEPOT,
No. II Beekman-st., n. T.
COFFEE and SPICE DEPARTMENT,
No. "a Futon-st-, n 7.
OHce 70. us Fronts- n. T., Sole MsDuisctt Of
PHARMACEUTICAL YEAST POWDERS
Country merchants supplied on the most llbera srms
Factory. Nos IS 81 and 50 Hudson=t Jersey City ~
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NIR al MAnAME CRrCY,s FRFNCH and

VI ENGLISH BOARDING and DAY SCHO d fs YOUNG
LADIES, No 80 Henry-.t Brooklyn NJ ssis.ss csycY
Rave tae hDor inform tie parents Of their pupils a,3 the
public seI ersly TIA ell Institution VII be reoPened
TUESDAY Sept 4 1854
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q No 70 sxft svl-PrUfesor VER9SES di.oGvsfed
oHs three year nethos &c ina teAe subst4noe
roC The hemsa svstet, Mercr Lad silver Arere
etc.. By n-sn< o. fLECfRDE HE NIcAL BATHS .nc 40
70 eurc 81 t.se eersrs,ee By them Dyspepsia Rhea
usfisn. trtsnnaiory ck-Onci Ps,Ayas fsoer, Cole
ke- Ihs theory hss created much seasxa both IL ts
ny sad y Ia ore az, bss N al aceonpas ~ksf
a.sy fon tAs ssiete< Prssesos WAGES kn made
rsntrIlcnt sn Dr HlSAlSsOs, VIC WI her->f.r b in
at, tsaee ff The pgesc rsst-rA sAv-cs
B-Tbe ineery wi Be frAi sKssiasl ssd v.a
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TINlTfD STATES PASSPORTS for ali part
XERGNESs INSTRUMENTATION BATHS

y q tle word adT-n4bs trsv-le-s Issued b. J B
NoNtS. Ncfa-, Pebble No Il WL-rsa-st n B-Sstl-s-x@t
e1iize n uz1sf prodnce their eeEfikSs.eS
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Gupartufrsn., Noufss

COPARTNERSEIp. - The unosf,s SgsNS
- til cAv .Ssocis,~d under Be hfm 81 sskLs
& Co.. for tns p-rpos- Of uans ei1E n. Ii,sson ss
RETAIL CLOTHING BUSIh -Ss' a. N = iEsslsg5 .
DrosdFty. BY R0ss,ysSSyTiS.
lev. york Ars- !. lsA hp
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DATTS.-Agency Of the Msssic Falls Batting
ID Compass EEsMITH L Co.. No II Broadway
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INnR SALT-A FARM nf eirhfY ncres. situ.

Il sseA Town Of Ds'ien, Cf disfzn from NewYork
forty rss BY New.yor, II. New Haven Railroad The 10
cation very pleasant c,EsSdeg view % Long Idaod
Scune for a.. az, u.s and convenient 70 the Depot;
vheb unie AID h.lf ds.rs For particulars zpPy
4 NJ. NAfAER No 81 Broadway.
GEORGE NATIIER, upon the premises
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The Scrip pr shovs no..-. II ready. Parties
titled 70 tie WI ca o- L - tbs scs Of thsC0-
psny.
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Mss COLES BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
vi for YOUNG LADIES sRutser.. 81. REOPENS Ss1t. 4

MRS. WHEATON respectfully informs her
VI fiends and the pubic that her BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. foi 2i.sy., VII RE-
OPEN MONDAY sep. 10 Applications for admission
Obtained.
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TIVE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE Con-
g., No " sa-sf sad IS Greenwehs- CasA Csptt..
sas 200 VIII surp,ux Inssres Budinxs Ne.chaodise Fur
a1re teses n pen and their ccEoes other PrOoer.y
~. ns Los. or pana-e b. trs MASON THOMPSON. prsst
Mann l. CaosELL, secr-czry
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Professional Notifies.

hrs. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No. IS
~ BOndf., Invite persons Wishirg ARTIFICIAL TEETH
call aid examine their NOSE Of inserting Teeth Fs
ins Plat. surpsssns the old style n strength b.safy
SYLYESTER LAY, Attorney and Counsellor,
~ Ncssy Pebble and for al the States except
Nes-9erey sud May Az UNITY STATES PASSPORTS
obtained frn GshirxoE n shou; Sc b s-er1
rs % trsysi IL foreign countries Otee Ne. l6 WAs Neg
York
RrfyKTScEs-The Hon G. G Brous,s the Hcn L. Chat
SOLD y. l.. the Hon Ira HAzrs lLe lion Aaes J. Ps-ksT.
Albany.
ENITFD STATES PASSP 5RTS for Al parts
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LOR SAIE-The threa-story and basement
NOR E-WAINUT COlTAGE. with three

sssos 4 Groprd. s-.untuy i listed on the eastern .op
81 OsspE. Monfsin New jersey shout zoe nile from "a
Rsrosd Depot =, ORANGE and ds.n hoa ffn The city
ApJyto HONfR MORGAN,
ftre-st No Metropolitan B.rk Buidias
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03
w ESTERN HOUSE.

AND G. ENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
DRlCK BLOCK. On corner ot d and Sec
IL ond streets, MaTySrile, is now open for
the accommodation Of the travelling public,
where will be found at all hours of dav or
night, every convenience connected with a
Aist 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 70
render the WESTERN HOUSE a comforts
able home for the travelling public, to whom
he will devote especial care-and a quiet
and pleasant retreat to all our citizens who
may favor it with their presence.
RATES or CHARGES.
Board, Sl2 per week, with Lodging Is to
Is per week; single Meals, IS cents; Lodging
70 cents; single front rooms, 50 to > per
day. RI. MURRAY.
a. II ProDriefor
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03
sEL CTED PuET i6Y
The Bison-Eruck.
EY BhYAkD TAYLOR.
~ = =

Strike tic tent the sun has risen not a
cloud has ribb'd the dawn.
And the frosted prairie brightens to the west
ward, far and wan
Prime afresh the trusty fihe--sharpen well
the hunting spear
For the frozen sod is trembling, and noise
ef hoofs hear
Feroely stamp the tether'd horses, as they
snuff the morning fire,
And their flashing heads are tossing, with
neigh Of keen desire
Strike the tent the saddles wait us let the
bride reIns be slack,
For the prare's distant thunder has betrayal
the blson's track
See. dusky line approaches bark the on
ward-surging roar,
Like the ain OF whtry breakers on sound
lug wall oi shore
Dust and sand behind them whrling, snort
the foremost Of The van,
a nd the stubborn horns are striking, through
the crowded caravan.
Now the storm is down upon us--let the
maddcn'd horses 90
We shall ride the living whirlwihd, though a
hundred leagues ii blow
Though the surgy names should thicken, and
ID. bed eyes angry glare,
Tighten round Us M we gallop through the
sand and rushing air
hlyriad hoois will scar the prairie, in our wild
resstlcss race.
Mud sound like mighty waters, thunder
down the desert space:
Yet the rein may not be tghten'd, nor the
riders eye look back
Death to him whose speed should slacken,
ON the madden'd bisons track !
Now the trampling herds are threaded, and
the chase ia close and warm;
For the giant bull tha; gallops in the edges Of
the storm:
Hurl your lassoes swift aud fearess--swDg
your rifles as We run
Ila the dust is red behind him shout, my
brothers, he is won
Look not on him as he staggers-'tis the last
shot nc will need
More shall fall, among his fellows, ere we run
the bold stampede
Ere we stem the swarthy breakers-whe
the wolves, hungry pack,
Howl around the grim-eyed carcase, on the
bloody bison track
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03
LUMBER.

TIE subscriber has on hand at his Saw
L Mill and Lumber Yard, at the junction
Of East and Main Weaver large assort-
mont Of
l. q M BER
which he is ready TO deliver at the shortest
notice IN any part Of the town. or adjacent
mines, at The lowest markcl price.
ALBERT SHEPARD
All orders lef with NJ y p,p,. on
Court street, or Philip IIo'ler. on S,due,
llill, viii hepromptly attended to.
N B reminc done as short notice.
a. tf
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03
INTERN ALTON VAL HOTEL
Jackson st. bet. Montgomery ~ Kenrny
san Francisco, CGty0Inia
PECK Il FISHER, Proprietors

TIIE undersigned take pleasure in announc-
L ing to 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 thoroughfares, is also desirable home for
families and gentlsmen of leisure.
The International is conducted on the Eu-
ropean plan Of Lodgings, with Meals separ
ate charge, in a Reieclory in the basement
and also a Ladies' Ordinary on the uaiu
floor. T.. >. PECK
HENRY FISHER.
~ B.-An Omnibus will always be at the
Steamboat Landings, in readiness TO tx.
Passengers to the Hotel at charge OF s
baggage free of charge. d9 If
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THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
HnIf wn, betv.een yyeaNer q Hha.tn

HUH WHY boiWetli " VaNer ~ rha-tn
3A1 THE Subscriber having recent.
TSsS2A, ly completed extensive improves
--fA-Sments on the above tceH kncra
PREMISES is now prepared to accommodate
ine travelling public in the very best manner
II y 'aoie will always be supplied with every
deicacH IN season, and his Bar with the best
qualities of Wines, Liquors, Segars, etc.
~ B.--Superior ACCOMMODATIONS for ami.
inhis JAMES MeLAUGIlIIN.
Mountain House, Dec 3, 1854 d9 If
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MINERS
EXCHANGE BANK.
Corner Montgomery and JaeksoH streets.

A IL Moneys left on interest, redeemable
n within six months, bear one and half
per cent. per month. Deposits tor six months
and over, two per cent. per month Gold
Dust consigned for Assay or Coinage, will
receive the most prompt attention. Advanc-
Is made thereon when required Gold dust
purchased at the best prices Bills Of ia
change ON the Eastern States At sixty days
sight or ninety days date, draw at par
The usual Banking facilities extended 10 Mer-
chants and Traders, and the Bank will be-
KEEP, open for the accommodation of Deposit
ors until ) p. NJ, and on Saturday until 10
z Nj.
n. D.-Mners can remit their money or
Gold Dust in sealed packages, by Express
directed to me, with such instructions AS they
may deem.proper, which shall receive the
most prompt attention.
OF A. $. WRIGHT, Banker.
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"Prcsidcnt pierces Dust is much admired!'
alike" said Mrs. Parington, . did YOU read
that just as it was printed Well should
not wonder il Wasldpgton were destroyed
like the cities Of old-thers s 80 mach sin in
high Places as our aasson says. President
Nierce on a bus,--and Inc people admire it.
IL lust villa, the Tribune said Of him before
he was elected. Dear me; ! thought he
vNorr - protect his constitution. Drunken
prss Jnd perjury are great sins And the
.ilSl tA IL. ta pul down the pap,r.
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\ IL persons knowing themselves ndcbt
y ed TO the undersigned, are requested to
settle Immediately. L. A ROWE.
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GRASS VALLEY RANCH

THE subscribers having completed their
L Bridge across Trinity river, at Grass Val
ley, would call the attention ofthe travelling
public TO the fact that this is the nearest and
best route from Shasta 10 Weaver We shall
endeayor 10 keep our table supplied with the
best of everything the markets of Weaver
and Sha,. n afford.
Our sleeping arrangements are of the best.
IS We have large crop of the very best
description of Potatoes and other Vegetables
which we are prepared to sell at the lowest
ruling rates, u, the Ranch or delivered.
d9 9n WI : LOWDEN & co
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TnE Emperor OF Jspans bedstead is SUI
perbly carved and gilded. by singulary
Ingenious con,rivance, q current of water can
ut pleasure made 10 fall in transparent cur
tans of rain, completely oucircling the royal
couch, fer the double purpose OF keeping off
the mosquitoes, and tcmpcrng the warm air
10 the delicious coolDess, which, in that suluy
climate, is the consumma,ion of bliss TO re-
posing stessness.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE BELLA UNION sALOON-WeH
Il furnished with two Billiard Tables com
pleie.
The above house is in a good location
and doing a good business Mt the present
lime. Apply 10
d9 # L. \. ROWE.