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French But that would be more unreasonable than 10
reproach the Catholics Of this country for the excesse
which their Church guilty Of in past ages or to appre
bend that they would practise those if they had
the power These groundless apprehensons dsered
able every person who has had the benefit OF common
school education and should seriously notice Them
but for the fact many preachers of the Gospel are con-
ssanty seeking to foster them.
Nothing can better illustrate the Importance of toera-
ton contrast presented between Canada and Ire
land The Catholic religion chiefly prevailed in both these
countries when they under the dominion of England
One enjoyed toeraton the other did not The people of
Canada were granted the full enjoyment of religious ber-
and the country has rapidly progressed in all that con-
tributes the prosperity OF State. But Ielandopuent
In natural resources with delightful climate and fertile
SOIL and rich in eoquence and in patriotism--was from
the subjected nhuman and barbarous persecu-
ton Her fate has been that of desolaon and misery
The condition of these countries teaches another lesson
1t shows that intolerance increases the against
which 1t ia directed. In Ireland Catholicism has
strengthened amid chains and bayones In the free
atmosphere Of Canada the Protestant religion has in
creased more rapidly than the Catholic federation is
Of the fundamental principles of free government 50
thought the fathers of country and the trainers of
glorious CONSTITUTION III
gous liberty expressly secured to the people far
the jurisdiction of the general government extends Who
ever therefore, would abrdge the privileges of another
account of his religious faith violates the most sacred
vision of the constitution He need not nfict physical
penalties for that is by the only kind operse-
cution Ii is persecution to bring the religion of another
into contempt by rcue misrepresentation whether ut
tered in pups secret lodges it is persecution to ex-
cude him from honorable stations account Of his re-
gion it is persecution to rank him of an inferior and
unworthy ass-persecnon compared with which, to
higminded man. the stake and the inquison prefer
able Yet we hear it said BY the knownohings that there
is no intention prescribe the Catholics that they only
want to keep them where they belong In some OF the
free States there is class of who habituay assa
the institutions of the South and sympatlze with every
awess scheme of the crazies fanatics and who neverhe
less profess the utmost loyalty for the constitution saying
that they only wish keep the South in her proper place
But every man of national feelings viii scout at such by
pocrsy. So we say when the know-nothngs smoothly
tell they do intend to prescribe the Catholics but
only keep them in their proper place they insult the
intelligence and deserve the Of every true American
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THE pREsIpEYT AND HIS CABINET.

The following explanation appears in last Thursdays
ssue Of the New York journal of Commerce 1t is what
might have been expected from journal widely known
for ability, integrity, and courtesy:
ssA paragraph OF the wewritten communication in our
last number alluded President and his cabinet in terms
Of reproaeh which should not have tolerated had not
escaped our attention until il in print We certainly
have no disposition Join in the abuse so shanefuy preya
lent In the public prints Of President and cabinet who
believe are as honest minded and patriotic any
we have had many years past IL it is any comfort to
them they arc viiisd than were Gen. jackson
and his cabinet concerning whom the verdict of postery is
and viii be direct atagonsm to that OF their deiamers
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CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 81, 1850.

yMr tsKAHL J4sss, No. sssth Phsade
pha general travelling assisted BY WIS. H. weld,
Joas COLLINS, JAas Dxsxse, HAsssr - JAnss, Tnos
Mics, r. W. MossIsoss Z. w. wtIas, Wn. L. WATsaaAs
Ala H. CAssos, D. n Musrrs, Bas. " swans, i. AsnsAs.
and Z. DAVIS.
o. IA. HsxEr NJ Lewis, Of Montgomery. Aahsms,
travelling for she Alabama and Tenne~ee
sisted ~ c. r. Lsw o. Lx~iss and sAsusl D. Ls~i@
Or Mr. @. W. Jasss, street, Cincinnati Ohio H.
collecting agent the wesera and Texas
Hsslsted BY n j. TnoaAs w. WLIIAs III. THosas,
THoa. NJ. JANIS, c. Nj l.. Wnsss, A. L. CnIps and Dr. Viii
lawns. Receipts Of either win bs good
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The BOSTON Post saws.

The simple question Is say the abolition prints Shall
a,ery erfeaded This people OF Maine have determined
that il shall not be extended them in the shape Of
Dow liquor law and IL highly probable that the people
of Massachusetts viii give like indignant answer to the
question"
The abolition wing Of the know-nothing party Of Penn
sylvana have wisely concluded not TO recognise perjury
az one of the cardinal principles OF fusonsm They have
withdrawn the nane OF Psssmore Williamson candi-
date for canal commissioners.
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NOVEL PRECAUTIONARY consequence Of the frequency 81
burgaries in ewelry stores very ingenious precauion
has been devised by ieweler in Cannon street. London
panel is cut out of the middle shutter and piece Of
plate glass inserted secured BY iron bars inside The val
uabes placed in iron safe in frame rollers sur
rounded by gas with the keyhole facing the window 20
that any passing look through the glass and se
AL that is going inside the shop. the gas ont or
the window darkened the police Of know thar there
is something wrong.
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THE UNITED SrarFs AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.--This so-
ciey under whose auspices the great exhibition of domes
tic animals is to be held In Boston the 2sd GATH and
2sth of month has held two great national exho
lions the FIRST OF horses Springfield, Massachusetts, In
1853; the second Of live stock generally, Springfield
Ohio In 1884 II Ia thought that there w be Of the
largest and finest displays Of live stock in Amer
len The premium list foots up $4,000.
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HEALTH OF JUDGE BAYLY.

Judge Bayy and family arrived in Iynchburg, Virginia.
on Monday and took lodgings the Norvel House. The
"Vrgnan regrets learn that the health of the udgeis
quite feeble though slight improvement since ne left
home is thought to be visible 1t was sadto be doubtful
whether he win take any active part in the coming session
Of Congress.
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The President of the United States returned to Washing
Son yesterday afternoon from brief visit to Pennsylva-
MA For full account of the interesting incidents attend
ing his visit to the State Agricultural Fair OF Pennsyva-
MIA the reader is referred to the report furnished by the
Harrisburg Patriot and Unon which give entire this
morning.
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ONE WHO oaLLNe.-In reply TO the state
of correspondent of the Ycksburg Sentinel that he
was about take the stump In political matters that
learned and eloquent Methodist minister Charles X Mar
shall, wrote the following letter:
Mr. Eprroa: Your correspondent Noses learns Chat
am to take stump and make political speeches must
inform him he is in error. dreamed ~ such 40
undertaking, and any such made OF my IL sue
eonnenon is rhOty unauthorized BY me- Dug eoHs 10
quite onother path. Yours
G. X MARSHALL.
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We inadvertently stated yesterday that Hon. Preston
King had been nominated for governor BY the fusion
vention Of New York II should have been that he
nominated by that convention for the Office OF secretary Of
State.
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We understand that Charles Huffnagle esq, appointed
consulgeuer of the United States for British India Of
which official notice given in paper Of yesterday,
will sail for Bengal about the 10th of October next
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ON Che night Of the 9Th instant, whilst the Emperor Of
the French ~ the door Of Che Theatre Itaen at the
moment e carriage containing The goddess OF honor OF the
Lmpcs stopped al The entrance Of The theatre indd-
asl who standing he ftfoss discharged without
taking aim two pocket pistols At the carriage No one
was struck The man who had more the appearance Of
maniac than assassin, Immediately arrested The
Of the individual arrested "a eiienare lie is about
n years 81 sgs, noa born Ropen When is years
q he was sentenced 10 two years Imprisonment or
swnaling.
The fsris correspondent 81 the Times writes
WIN fesrvrce 70 fhe wonla-h~ aszassn Bcllemare u
mentioned yesterday that h. affected no couoeament
As 20 bis eplnai pro~t ne declared himself the sole
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The Emperor leaves Paris to-day for the camp
0mer review the uoops under orders for the Grim
Beiemare win not he tried be Is mad. lie viii b
10 Bicctre
Last night Paris was illuminated.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07

THIS POPULAR AND EXTENSIVE
LN known llo,,e which for ,he h>t teO
weeks has been uulcr the management Of
W. W ESTABEOOk. hl> been painted
hrouebour. new Furniture has been added.
and the house is now u complete order for
lhe rcc,p nom of the Public.
Mr. Ea>tbrnok has formed n connection
% business with Mr. f. T. J,Nrs. who has
been Gyoa.lN known in the above Hotel,
and r,cyu J., at the International
Ivory pu.s h'y ,xrt.ou wll be made hy
thc present propuc'or> to render the above
establishment lhc mo>t popular u the State
San Francisco, June, lSlJ.-.0
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07

An TNcIDENr-A friend. who was an nc
qunntanco uf the late Hon Silas Wright. re
lated To- us an anccdotc Of that dsthgui,hcd
man which he received from his own lips F.;
aud as we have never seen it ~ print, al
though IT may have 6cenD We give 1t to cur
TeaGrrs:
MIR. Wright left his home at an early age
to 'serk his lortunc,' having, by way Of
earthly possessions, a lne horse, saddlc and
br ilc. "A par Of saddle bags. siual stock ol
cothing, aud five hundred dollars IN money.
VIII eh was ia bills, and vas deposited ia his
saddle bags.
He took westward course, and in travel.
ing one day lie overlook AN old man with u
wagon aud furniture aud aspan OF old horses,
aprurcntly emIgtdhng There was nothing
particularly attractive at first view ia the per.
son or his equpagc but ION closer lnspec-
zion, MIR " right discovered ~ lhc daughter
OF the emigtant u most beautiful young lady,
evidently refined ard intelligent
They iuumel,d onward toward Geneva,
clatung costly together, when suddenly the
old man IveoIlrctcd thlt he wished to get his
money changed at the Geneva Bank aud to
reach HAT place before lie close of bank
hours. hc prop lscd that young WRIGHT should
take III. h,at beside the beautiful daupht, =
alil allow Inn to mount Wrght's horse and
hasten forward.
Ardent. aud half smltcn by the charm Of
The Young ndN Slas gladly ncccplcd the
proposition, aud capug from the horse, al
lowed the old man to mount and make fl
with all his earthly possessions, money lnclu
slvc, " thuut "A second thought.
Randy the hours of 'lhala' u went by
willie these two young aud gifted beings pur.
hlcd their course (qute lclsurcy II may be
surmlscd) towards their journeys dosrna-
ton.
On arriving at Geneva, MIR Wright drove
to tho principal tavern, aud left hIs lady but
then, tor the first time, u shade OF anxiety
cInssed his mind iur the safety OF his fine
hots, and l.s money. lie went 10 all the
public houses but could hear Of no such man
rs he described hc beat up To the quarters
of the Cash of the Bank, and learned, To
lls additional concern, that such a man had
called at the lank, aud endcayorcd to got
some money changed, which lac had declined
doing, a. the notes were cOUH'cIf u.
Cur iuure Statesman then came 10 the
eonclusi n that he had made crooked start
in life. About 6ay dollars worth OF old fur
lu,urp, a ddap.dalcd wagon, aud span Of
worn out hur,cs, for a new wardrobe tine
house, aud i've hundred dollars.
Ay, but thcn there MAS the pretty dauch-
ter but her hc could not keep as personal
property without her own consent, and with
cut money hc hardly wanted a wife. lie was
., hi. its' end, and Just concluded to make
th, best of a bad bargain, when The Cd man
made his appearance with horse aud money
all safe.
II turned out that the money which the
Cashier had Thought 90 be counterfeit was
not So, ard thc mistake had given tscoli man
tho trouble To go To- some distance 20 hud m
ncaua,utancr ho might vouch for his res.
pccmblty in case OF trouble aud tins "cca.
tiorcd Ms an, sttriogS absence la thc sequel
the beautiful daush became the VIE oi the
,utGge stateaman.
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pRrsENcu or MINu - About the interior Of
III, dome OF ST Paul's, London, are s'rl's
of pictures. Illustrating the lite 81 Iaul
An incident occurred during the painting ot
these ~ hich affords remarkable instance of
rr,>,nce at mind. The ARTIST, SIR James
nornhll. painted, standing ON "a scailuid alta
rrcat hvialt from lhe ground. lhs Scal"ld
W.s securely bu,t but not protected by amy
railing one day, whii', fortunate y.a tucu@
VAS Wiih him. watching han az ms work,
HAVING iust finished the head oi one Of ihe
Apo,d,s. lac forgot where he was, au' with
his AaLd over lis eyes, stepped ms'i'y uocN-
u ..ri to soc loss ,ho picture would look I"H
,stauce. IN moment he stnod on ihe edge
of ,Ae platform, another stop backward "'te
certain death. His fucnd dared not speak
G,r fear of startling hun, but catching up a
l.rp,. brush, he dashed it o,er the iace % the
Ap,stle, smvarug ia, picture shoeh"-ly 81
lanes sptaus iorWard, instantly \ng 'ul,
!. Bless ~, sou, bar have you ""ne 81 l
bn,e saved your l'-." ropaed hs ir'hd,
c.,n.ly. Tie next moment lhey stood face to
f.oe thanking Cod, 10 their ful. lord be"iIns
iaor,. Grace Greenwood.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07

WE send a Daily Express TO all parts O
W Slskgou and Trinity counties from
hasta
From our Office in Weaver, Trinity coun
y, we send to The 10 loving places
BUTTONS RANCH,
OREGON GULCU,
STURDiVANT'S RANCH,
MOUTH OF 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,
l;ATTLESNAkE.
YELLOW JACKET,
on CANON CREEK.
PENSYLVANlA BAR,
CANON CITY. or
JACKASS BAR.
GRASS VALLEY,
BATES RANCH.
STEWARDS FORK,
CUADBOURNE'S RANCH,
ALSO,
TO SOUTH FORK ofTRINITY,
And 10 nlI parts of
SALMON RIVER.
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= l. CTED OETRY.
The Hearts Unburied Dead.
ny a. ALPnoNso cLoYEs.

IT u. hLPHON5O CLDYE3.
Tho world is no, 70 fair,
So bright rs it used 20 be.
The birds have los, Their olden tone
OF wildwood melody.
lie grass seems not so green,
Though the showers Of sprugtime full,
An a~iul gloom as from HE tomb,
las fallen over all.
/ dwell within the past,
In mcmory's halls ! ,a1,
And wander win the loved and lost"
The hearts unbutied dead.'
The meadow gaics Of spring
Sweep where the yiolets hide,
The robins song floats soft upon
The breeze Of eycntide.
The blue, unclouded sky,
Meath which 'tis 10y 70 tread.
No more en- call from bower or hall
The hearts unburied dead
They breathe The air we breathe,
Aud they love The lovers we love;
They roam beside the dancing tide,
With the same sky above.
No more with us shall they
The paths Of the forest tread
We meet no more on Iimc's dark shor,
1.-The hearts unb0ried dead"
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07

NANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS FOR
l. sale low 10 close business
Combs. Brushes Su>pcud,rs,
Accord,ous, Buttons, STRIVING brushes,
liiass aud Iron ILrps Speclnclc~,
Colnenc, Pencils, Looking Glasses,
Shaving Boxes.
Also - Invo COS Sewing Silk. Patent
Ihrcad lirl,s instrument, and N,ollrs.
jules llauc's celebrated Soap and ~lav-
ing Cream, together win Numerous o'hcr ul-
licr~. an Of which are u0' rcd a. tcduc-d
priceS, by D. W. G. llNNIINE.
O.atc Phpp~ u l'aulinc)
50 Clay 81 Second fl,,r.
MAY = il san Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07
HENRY Johnson & co
WHOLE-ALE DKUGi3I-T%,

w l.
LAG IP~lttgton 'tr,et, SIN francisco.
OFFER for sale 10 the trade. the largest
" and best assortment Of Goods in their
line ever imported into California. 10 VT ich
they invite the attention Of country BUYERS.
who will find il to their advantage To exam.
inc their Stock. as they are determined 10
sell at IN" loWc-t rates goods can be- afior d@d
for. Their Chemicals are All received dire ct
from the best manufacturers aud their Drugs
are Of the best quality. and selected by ont OF
The firm in The Eastern max Is. aud the,
viii cudcayor to keep up their reputation Of
giving ;hcir customers the best quality Of
goods as heretofore. Their stock consists in
cart Of
Chemicals Of cveryOn Vitrol,
kind. tolk', every kind,
D,e >tuffs do do Essential Oils,
Perinucry assorted. IarHrc Acid.
Brushes. Hair. Tooth. Congress Water.
Paint, Varnish. Bay do. in barrels and
Scrubbing. Counter bottles.
aud Backing, Olive Oil in barrels
Sash Tools, and boxes.
Spirits Turpentine, Hops. 1854,
Putty, Dental Instruments,
Window Gass, Surgical do
Druggists Glassware Trusses,
Vials. every kind, Syrmgcs.
Soda Bottles, Swedish Lceches, &c.
Whiting. &c.
And a ful assortment Of PATENT MEDI-
| GIN Is. Of every kind in demand. and every
other article appvrtaning 10 the business.
Agents for DR.. lavnc's Family Medicines
! Ilolloway's Pills and Ointment. Sands Sar.
| sunoriiln NIono's p, n and Rittrrs sc
March 81, lSjJ
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07
GRASS VALLEY RANCH
STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.

STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE
DERSONS doing business ia the county
i Of Trinity, who have not procured their
Licenses, are notified to come forward and
a. SO or they will render themselves liable To
prosecution.
According to on "Act to provide Revenue
for the Government Of the State of Calitor-
MIA" passed May ljth, 1854, Licenses arc as
follows:
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange--for lSt
class, Sl0O per month; Cd class, Sc Sd
class, SO, 4th class. 500; 9th class, SIS
All persons selling goods, wares, metchan-
disc, wines or distilled liquors drugs or med
icinrs. jewelry or wares of precious metals,
aud persons who keep horses or carriages
inr rent or hire, shall pay per mou,h--fur lst
class. So. "a class S}14, 81 class So, 4th
class S?o. 9TH c'a-s SD. 9Th class so. 1th
class 8 }, Sth class s., OH class Z, l0th
class S?5
All tavern and innkccpcrs and all person,
who may sell liquors IN less quantities than
one quart, shal pay per month for the lst
class. 5 10, % cb,~s. $50, 81 class. SO.
for each billiard table 81 per quarter.
For each teu-rn alley, So per qu1rlcr.
Each travelling merchant. haW kcr and ped
lar with pack, per month, SO, do. do, with
wagon : 20.
Every person who shall transact or carry
ON any business specified without first pro
curing the hc,u~c T., q1irrd. shall bc liable to
pay double the amount Of license, with costs
OF pruSccui ON.
Section IL of the revenue act is n, frl
lows: The payment of the moneys for the
purpose o ob'a niug Licenses under this act
shall not be- construed to grant in any nmunr.
"a License until the License is actually OBJ
tancd rom the Auditor.
J.. :. WILLIAMS,
c uny Aoduor.
Weavcrvillc. Feb q. 1888
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07
ATLANTIC .ST.1IE.S,
Dy every steamer.


The parties who have organized th's Com
pauy. are well known in the community us
old and
EXPERIENCE EXPRESSMEN,
and hope it will be acknowledged generally,
UNDERSTAND Their BUSINESS thoroughly.
They think they are not saying too much,
when thcy attribute much Of the success Of
he late firm of Adams & Co , in the Ex-
press Business, tn TilEll, ENEHTlOAS
AND PERSONAL ENERGIES
In conclusion, they would solicit n fair
Share of The rarots of rhe Publ c. pledgrg
themselves 10 exert their best endcavors to
tansac; such bus ness may be entrusted
10 them, in u prompt aud business like
manner.
q. (OIiertiors Of nII kinds viii be
promn'iv "iI' ndcd TO. on any Of Ihc Points
mentioned above
K. G. MOVES. President.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07

IOH Tlerces SUGAR Cured Hams ia bline
lZD 80 hhds lNL Hams
300 bbls Billings and Amcs' Hams
IJO cases Extra Clear Bacon
100 bhls Clear Pork
400 hf ibis Mess aud Clear Pork
4jO III Lbls fresh June Batter
300 cans Leaf Lard. 10 and 2O-lb tins
200 kcgs Leaf l.nrd
l9o bbl~ extra lamly Mess Beef
ljD d-hhls cXtr fum'y Mess Beef
800 hfbbls Dried Apples
75l kegs + i Syrup, 5 and gals
$50 bbls and hl bbls torn Meal
300 Drums superior Goldfish
100 licrccs Carolina Rice
For Sale bv
X. L. BREWSTER & co.
Cor. Front and iay streets,
san traucisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07
LII All}ER.

T'HZ subscriber has on hand ot his "a"
| Nli and Lumber Yard. at the junction
of East and Main Weaver large assoFl-
mcut Of
LUNE b L II
which he Is ready to deliver at the shortest
notice IN any part of the town. or adjacent
mines, at the lowest market prize
ALBERT SHEPARD.
An orders let with NJ. Y. Depi. on
Court street, or Phlp IloIer, on sydney
hin. viii be promptly attended T..
NB. Teanin. done at short notice.
dq II
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07
ISAN FRANCISCO AD'TS.

3 900 PnciGage- Drug-, Medicines ben-
icals Dye ~tGn-, Paints. oils TuEpru.
line. Prrfnmery. Fancy GoOd,, Br"sh-
-, &c. &c
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07
We've Happier Days in Store.
BY HANNAH N. FLEMING.

BY HANNAH ~. FLEMING.
yet shall sec you smile again
As you were wont to smile,
Eciore the heart was crushed by pain,
On bow'd by toll awhile.
On that pale check yet shall see
Lies roses as Of yore,
Those eyes resume their brlliancy
We've happier days in store.
Though with the monster, grim Despair
Too Oft compelled to cope
Shall ue forget that angci 0rm
W Whosc heavenly name is lloPE-
Who sweetly whispers, midst our grief
Take courage, sigh no more
And bid Us on her anchor lean
We've happier days IN store.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-07
SAN FRANCISCO ADTS
II. r. BREWSTER X o..

II. T. BHEWS1ELt " 90.
Wholesale Crocer- &. Provision Dealca. I.
sAN FRANCISCO.
A00 Cases Green aud Black Teas,
COO 800 cases assorted P.v Fruits,
100 Is W hort-berres, Z ID cans,
l25 cs Fresh Tomatoes,
2OO c. Fresh Peaches glass and lin,
100 cs Fresh Apples do
90 cs Fresh Ounces 9 ID tins,
l25 @ Honey. . ID t.us,
100 6 fresh and pr,sNd Strawberries
100 cs preserved Pineapple,
l2j cs Natural Preserves,
300 cs Brandy Peaches. {. gal.
100 cs Brandy Cherries.
2jO cs ken'ett's and Cove Oysters,
2VJ cs Baltimore Cove Oysters.
100 cs Lob>ter-, ! and 2 tus,
81 cs CLAIMS , and ID Tins,
100 Is Rolst Chicken,
80 C. do Turkey,
lt0 cs Olive Oh,
300 cs hf and qr pal. Pickles,
1000 bx- adanantne Candles,
800 bx~ Sperm candies,
go cs Sacratus. iu glass aud tn,
IVJ cs Cream 1crtar. glass,
200 cs Ncrniceli aud Mucaroni,
800 bxs Pepper Sauce,
100 cs Stoughton,
200 cs Tomato Catsup,
100 cs ground Ginger and Mustard,
~ cs frui, aud Apricot Tobac,o,
80 G. Grape DO
% cs Tain Brothers do
4D cs III Sacramento do
80 es square & Compass do
- cs C.baunis do
% cs Let Her Rip" do
- cs Cantclope DO
300 Is Walson's Smoking do
2n0 e. Ground Coacc. tins,
100 e. Goodain', Tobacco,
1000 gross K " Matches.
For sale by
Il. Z. BREWSTER & co,
May 2G 81 Front st., cor Clay.