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MARRIED..

NywLlsD-HUETER-At Saltwater Saratoga County on Tues
day. June 5, by tho Rev. r. Merrill, JoHs b. NE~LAsD 10
Miss CECILIA HCgTEK. -,
the residence Of the BRIDE: shsr
Brooklyn Hghs Tuesday, June IL, BY the rev "Hhsm
Hoearth Mr.. WM EeNRY WALLACE 10 Mss FgAsc~s r.,
eldest daughter of Chas W. Copeland ESQ., Engineer OF th
city.
WEsros-HAmTos-n this city Tuesday June - by the
Rev George Lucas Mr. L. W. WESTON Of Lasale County,
IN 10 Mics soPHa w. youpgess laughter Of tie late Capt
Richard Hamilton If New York City
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IReponed tor Tas n v rslFtst. ~ as
Int board-Iuo k'adilT hsIfatl r.. II Co.
Ctmdsn and Anltoy kstftsd o. l' flII IN' 4.
ll2C L.hish c. 20. n, ~ % a. o. fef Ffnaf f..r
s5wn, iO2i 900 HMrsbufE kslflsd g. .1 a. |..I
Zoo Alee Co IT, u.s. ltto Guy o.. 90 I1o iHsia hI
road g. cot; IS Penn Railroad days a. p o. o. 81 "a
Lehah Zine n; eco Do 2t 10 Union Ca1al ffiafd fI
100 New Greek Coal G. cash. z: 10 lossh Nss ..gs
20 Lorg leland RalIoci -, 1915 10 L1us Y. tnl ht
s5wn 6i; Long island Naosd cash o, 100 tbrssf Vi
lev Railroad rs g; IS MnChl Railroad, 49, 81 Mnehil Rel
road s5wn 7Si; Remington Bank tl 20 Ncksbuf haaf
s; Bank Of Penna l23. -
Befsceen Boa,ds-ilcO City &C. c. and p sii 10 shuyi
Nav c. 49, 81; ct0 Aegeny Cts &C. 10, Goi 40 New Gee a
Coal Co. days q ECO Lehh Zne q. 800 he.lls RAJ.
road 45 go DO cash, 81. 40 d. b and io sii 30 Nor
ris Canal. lsi. $500
Second 10 COO susq Canal 6s in los b5 7o GOO do
& 7QI; 4C00 DO. b5 II 2et0 Penn S. S7 100 DO days.
81 S54 A do 10000 DO, s7i 100 City o. 9 800 DO a.
600 Reading Railroad 6 "a 94 900 d.. do 20 $50 81 Penn
i Beaver Meadow Railroad b5 5 zoe Shuyl Nay cash
q leo Lehgh Zine q; rs Union Canal days 81; Lehsh
Nav, SGT .
1Jter BOo,d-2cO susq Csun' g. II SIS Reading Railroad
in lots, b5, 4st; 50 Lehgh Scrip, b5, Sc.
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estimated a. from eco, 900 to q ,ioo This heavy

amount OF assets consists mostly OF centrally staa'ed
real estate in Boston, The estate is OF the largest
of the kind held by any individual in Boston and the
largest ever settled in Massachusetts by commls-
sioner's order.
The follow ing is statement Of tolls received on the
New.York Canals during the first week in june, and
also the total amount received from The opening Of
NAVIGATION ND 10 June g in the years named:
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IuEsDAY,
AsHEs-Tee market firm for Pearls at s and hmer for
Pots; sales OF 40 Ibis. Il s. 81.
CCTTON-The dulness yesterday oontnues parties pre-
fer waiting the per steamer Atlantic now due We can
with rroprey ad0rt the Of experienced Broker;
TIE the Cotton market folded The sales are
estimated Gee bales We continue our previous quosaon
they srproximsse 70 tue nzuEes Il
which the last sales Effected:
ILL. rIIl.I
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RRooKIYs CIRCUIT CouRr CALEsDAR FOR THIS
Day JuxE sNos S. 81 So So 60 g. g., 6S, g. 65 S. g.
"a, SO. II, u, IS, II, IS, ~, IS, II, rs.
BRooKLys CITY COURT CALEsDAR.-NoS 2, 4, "a,
4
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Receipts Of Produce

Pv Worth Rirer Boats-So7o bols Flour 20 pkgs AsAs A.
Whisky 1850 do Pork TO- bush. Ooa. 1925 do. Wheat IN
DO Coin partly 70 arrive Wednesday morning
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Showing decrease thus far this year ave weeks
compared with last year of slii,l3s. Compared
with the highest year. ls47, the decrease On i've
weeks is e37l,s94.
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Arrived.

o. steamship San Jacinto from Key West June bearing
the pennant Com. c. s. McCauey. The s. j. lefk
jane and Key West the afternoon Of the 7h max
ing the passage dsy The u s. ship Cyane Com napdsr
Wilson daily expected Key West from cruise. On the
night Of tho 10th inst IN lat S. Ion IA 2 passed the wreck Of
a small vessel, bottom up
u s. NJ steamship Augusta Lyon 90 hours f Savannah 10
changed signals with steamship Knoxville
Ship Nm Nelson CneeveT Liverpool April 80 mise. and ~
pass. VIM Whtock 10Th inst, lat 20 30 Ion 60 80,
steamship North Star. hence tor Hayre.
ship Empne Iaefa Liverpool, Al ds mtse. and 81 pas %
Zerga Co Ma H. lat ~ C5 ION. % "a, ship Revsuo
standing E. Seth tie banis fishing chr. Andover wh
eco feb 18th lat IS 81 ON - ~ parted company with shp
City OF Mobile steering w.
Bark Pau Boess, (of WARREN AeyeI cenfuesos, II ia,
sugar to J. Foulke Son.
BARK Peal (Br) Hatchngs Bermuda Dc potato Md
dleion Co.
Bng samuel O. Adams tof Csmden Cresisn, Gle
% sugar &c. Brett, Son Co. May ~, Cape A.. AaoDA
bearing E. spoke steamship Princeton, which assslaG
bari Dublin had been ashore Colorado Reef Sch inst
lat ~ ~ So spoke barb Leroy f cienassos tor New
loik "a, !.
Prs . d. Horton Doe Bermuda, d., potatoes % W. A
Davenport.
Bra Rainbow tof Booihby Emerson "a fron carsuss
uolsss,s o NJ Taylor a Son .
sois " vsrmiye, Miller, Havana d., Gait TO ). On
ser Conquest, Cof Yorktown, VA Banner, Para Mar q,
seii shs Carpenter Burns suyrn. Dell d., to .. r.
Fox.
slILgp-Sftp .astraia Smith. for Liverpool
BELOW 81 rhurnberlsnd Spencer London and 05ssss
end Msy -. sldse. sud psss TO r. T. Morgan
wINo- pInus t1- day. Ws.W.
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Passengers Arrived

In TIE bark Pearl from Berm sdrMsj Wolf and NEPHEW
j. A. Gbers II. Hsrdngs Mr. B0ucerin, r. 5. Wood, Mis-
Wood Rev r. Il Oh bourne p Ftnater lady aud Child Mr.
shard O. Hutcbinss w s HCtchinss, Robert Gibbons A,
Smith, George HsyS, Elizabeth Alexander
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ard sent OF, and IL 10 probable that o nump" "e'e ."
s vessel at the time the arrests on shore were mace
Nose remsinine sEse that they received sio bounty
.pd were b receive ESQ more on their arrival ~
Windscr New Brunswick, where they were 70 rendez-
vous until shipped of to England
Arrrspr TO ARDrcr FKxALK.-About II o'clock
=. Monday night party consisting Of two young
A. girl Of about years Of went board Of
ne Divi,ionsv crryboas for hepurpose of crossing
40 Eev.York One Of the deck-hands observed them
and snspeeted something wrong. An opportunity
sr~ertnr hseh he questioned the girl and learned
nat the two young were strangers TO her; that
sLe resided ia Boerum-st, in the Sixteenth Ward of
Breklyp, and had come down that evening in the
stage from East New-York. The young men were in
he stage and entered into conversation with and
susy induced her 90 down to the ferry to get supper
While IN the saloon they prevailed upon her TO accom-
many them n Barnums Museum to see the Baby
gbow for which purpose shewa now with them. The
deck hand advised her to go home, and as she was
having the Ferry house for that purpose, the two men
cane ont and carried her by force upon the boat An
officer was then called who conducted the girl home.
Two other officers coming ny soon after, arrested the
two men and conveyed them 10 the Fifth District Sta
non House, but the girl not present TO prefer
compliant upon which they could be locked up, The
parties were discharged.
THREE-CsRD MosTE.-A welknown citizen Of the
Thirteenth Ward Of Brooklyn, who drives fast horse
and is recent addition TO the sporting circles went
10 the great race on the Union Course on Monday
afternoon. While there he was 50 done out Of s27
and gold watch and chain valued at $500 by the
sharpers at game of three-card monte. He Is now
considered member in good standing of the sporting
circles.
TIE BALL SwIsDLx.--Hers Wheeler, the person
charged by Mr. Valentine Of Pennington, NeUJeey with do
spoipe bin $50 by the patent ball swnde al Green
wood on May yesterday fuly oOntea by
J,stee Smith 70 the action Of the Grand Juy MI val
entne represented himself Azsdsb Stout when he made the
complaint In Se"-to
TUE MARTYRS OF THE PRIsoS-SHiPs.-A Society
has recently Organized for e purpose Of the
erection Of proposed Monument the Martyrs the on
qirs and officers been chosen meeting 70
Advance the object held the Aheneum the 18Th OF
June.
RrNovAL OF OFFIcEs.-Ihe Committee on Lands
and Pee Of the Common Council reported at the last meeting
IN yof Of location Of various offices in consequence
az the City Hall Thus they recommended tue
ss.o.s a the City Clerks Office the occupied by
Jslr Moore and living the Clerks Office t. the Collector OF
.sos room Judge Moores Court to be fitted up In the
tuafy jail Justice Curts Office to be removed from the
rIlf A Fourth District Station. House Myrtle The
80 80 s finally disposed Of bat TO be brought up here
49, o. dstosa The Of room about the City hau
IL sah. rfta II ma complaint
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Adrian a. Muller will hold his regular weekly sale

Adrian n. Muller will hold bis regular weekly sale
of stocks tomorrow 18th inst, at l2I O'clock at the
Merchants Exchange
The Pacific had engaged at O'Clock this afternoon
about 81 800 600 in gold, nearly all bars. This may
be il creased tomorrow to sl,5oo,ooo which win be
lees than has generally been anticipated and con-
siderable falling off from The shipment by the previous
Collins steamer from this port The estimate has been
from 81, 500 900 to g., oOo, 900. The shippers are
g. s. Robbins Co.. dc Do Gnodhue Co..... 81 ooo
Brow Iros Co... $4,000 fieker gu a Co.... oJr'u
Dentist IN Wood AGO 2cD, GO BeTsu- ........ 1o7
Rel A Rarson - 10 fnv Lob-chst. ............. GOO
james g. Kings Soma lto GO -
We'd Campbell & CO. sl'tol Total 81 100
The earnings of the Ere road for May were:
Nav ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l e9i 4s
NAY. 1854 ...................ss.'ss'...s oJSool ~
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CIRCUIT COURT-JuxE ls-Before Judge RoosryELr.
Richard :. ClaTke asf. J. Orsef. snenh
To recover <lS5, being deficiency after collecting
On execution against Mesrs samuel X. sac and Adophus
sounons Cor tso In defense Il said 10 have been de-
anetsd BY the DEPUTY Sheriff paEsuant with
tit aud Mess Issacs Co for expenses in delaying 10 issue
The execution. Verdict for defendant
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NEH-JERSEY ITEMS.

kfssesfHpf FesfivsIs.-ihs FIRST u these popuar
ssapsela sefs h'ii lasievening. That oithc ladies
- Eslssols thuIch, hcid 10 Ifoquors Hall,
- rsa1sr aui ~ss very success
sal- - g a. fslapanF pfof,ably NJ
~ 49, - setefsiir kauaf The
proceeds Of the Fesiivsl ~ -
bish the new Free E.scopai ctsf't
object Of the entertainment rs lsdfe q
Methodist Episcopal Church bcii 49, fss'lfsFt
Commercial Hall 1t well aitenisd. bat see's a.
the iociyility Of the doorkeepes nothing can b. ss ~
the proceedings This evening the ladies 81 lhs tisi
Reformed Dutch Church will hold their Festival a
the Commercial Buildings. Many from New fofk
attend these festivals
VIOLATIONS or THE SUNDAY LAw.-Yesterday FIVE
cigar dealers and two BARRIERS were brought before
Recorder Cutter charged with violating the State
laws by keeping their places of business open on the
Sabbath, and were fined 81 each.
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SUPERIOR COuRT--Juxs i2-Befre Judge BoswoKrH
Jeha fsndctou AT Empire Stone Dressing Go.
Case which Was tined beiore, when the Jury could
nat ssrcs II was "a recover SJ5 alleged be eonm
ssns and due Horace Andrews who acted Assist
sns sssure bat which claim denied Nordct g defend
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ffrnsn aassn.
F.nnss.fsrls Coal Co il0f
H 81 sfs - Csaifs RI 90
- "a # f.Iil Trfffl q m - o.
81 .fleI.1i ~. "a. -
80. +. lis 90 tIHfs1 hh 10 a
$40 N.f...E - a.
b. fff l.aI..sf#
teeiI 60 b ft W
itn aUIff
7ff lnGsrs stsff ......
500 da........ .......
~ Cun.isflsrf ttsl tI.... RI I
go au...tstfttt...sII i. -"
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AAitohD itbti ~ tihSNLAh,
Hsury Fsrn sgt Francis smith and another.

To damages, amount laid at SIS, 900, for al
contained circular relating the publication
pktu5e view Of BrooAynJ already referred 20. Verdict
hr 6sfsnianu.
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Ey Telegraph.

CHARLESTON Jaae pT1e 4. :. NJ Steamship souhernes.
Thou a. Even, as~ York afhsed hero At 1eiocA hs
iSafuIday) norIirE
kEW-OhLEANS Iuns g-Arr. ship Hartford from Bo<ou.
June I2-Au EMP Hcleu McOan, tom Boston.
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MARIN Il 10 URNA L.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.. JUNE II
Cleared.

s,esmship-Peci6c Nye, Liverpool. +. K. Collins
ship-Lsniao Bastow East Indies master Scrcsmer sk
field Calcutta Nesmith Sons, Helene, (Breml Vokmssn,
Richmond Pavenadt Schumacher; lnds pendense Hsske
Indies r. Hathaway; Henry Clay, Caukins Liverpool,
Spohord. Tleston Co
BarkCedar (reml Hesunan. Manzsnilla Henins Mrller
Goins Nictress, tBrl henney,s John NIB, C. Caswsi
& Co.
Brss-yict~s tRr) Ishtborn Georseown Bacon Sargent
Co Baron de Castne Lafsn Phil lei hia Bro m Co
O. c. Ackeey Baldwin Csdlz master. Edwin Norton Mac.
vanilla, Walsh Carver Chase; r EFa, Brown CARDINAL
bros.
schocners-Com Kearney, Lowell, Boston, q. w Lewis
Waterman Virgins, Pictou Ms, a. Eager a Co. Per-
pctua Port Deemsr, London J. Mschsdoi 0Phr Buck
minister Boston, Wsdeish Knox Orbit tBr) hiea fs,-
Hunter Co. Gov. Anderson Wilson, Key West r. = Ma!t-
lard; Thets Nickerson Dennis. s. Crowel.
Soope-John Adams Hallock Providence, masteri America,
Burton, Providence, master.
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The MARTYRS OF THE PRIsoS-SHIPs.-A Society
has recently been organized for THE purpose OF
,,n on The proposed Monue Martyrs VI the Prison
Shire and peruant officers have been chosen meeting 70
the object TO be held at the Aheneum ~ inc 18Th OF
JuBs
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and sent Of. and IL 10 probable that number were on
s vessel at the time the arrests ON shore were made
Nose rcmsnine sis,e that they received $40 bounty
ana were b receive ESQ more on their arrival ~
Wipdser New Brunswick, where they were 70 rendez-
vous uptil shipped of to England.
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THr BALL SwIsDLx.-Hers Wheeler, the person
charged BY Mr. Valentine Pennington, Jersey with d.
fsuoiDe in Of $50 by the patent ball swnde at Green
wood on the Alb Of yesterday fully COMMITTED by
Jv.se Smith wait the action Of the Grand ury MI val
me represented himself Azadsb Stout when he made the
complaint In New-YoTk.
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sEw-YORK cLAssfFTcArtos.
E-nAa k-nriha MofIla
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

Ine LuaNr HsNcn ---ln "a beautiful l.ttr
valley, ab ul mile back from Trinity RIVER,
on 'hy ,ou,h side Of thc s,l cam, il loca cd the
abide mud ranch Of one oc the most elerLelic
and cn'erpsiz NJ pioneers of Nulthern Cali.
'rnia. T~o y,ars ago there wes a distance
Of tiiy niles between Big Bar aud the mouth
o. the South Fork of Trinity, on the trail
rom this place 10 Humboldt Bay. without Il
-insIe Iab'alion where TIE weary traveller
could find shelter. Abont that time, how
ever, Mr.. James DIrkce located ranch At
he sPoi known as the Burnt Ranch, which
IL situated about midway between Weaver
ahd humboldt Bay, beng eft, five miles
from Ills place aud cty from t'uion Win
that ndomiiable energy which G aractrrizcs
our American fruulcrsl, en-, he soon built
himself house and commenced improving
crops gown aud now there Is scare, ly a better
cultivated farm or "A more delightful spot in
the country than the ranch Of our friend
Durktc. V" had occasion to vslt his place
"A short time sincc and the hi.h state Of cul
tvation which hs & Ids aud garden presented
showed a most striking contrast 10 the desc
late, ard appearance Of every hing about the
sane SPOT as We saw it on "a previous trip to
that section Of country, me two years be-.
re. We were shown every variety Of yege-
tabl. in the hehlst state Of perfection, grow
Inp il tho garden Of The worthy proprietor,
and Fl Ids # wheat barley, aud oats that be.
l"kened the l'chnc's Of the sol, aud the skill
and industry Of the cult,ator.
The Burnt Ranch is very important To-
ca'i,e, situated as it Is midway between u,
aud Cnlon, and being but a rho distance
from Trinity River, that part Of which is
being laplJli filed up with miners, Of whom
wo are informed there are at the prescn,
time some three OF four Hundred at work IN
the immediate vicinity. Tie wants Of the
community require Post Ollic. a, this pont.
and We trust that the Department viii COM
ply with the petition for one, which was for
"ard,d to it several months since.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

SINGULAR CREpuLIrY.-O One of the most
remarkable instances Of supersttious folly
has recently occurred in San Francisco. a
Nr. Perkins was drowned in the Bay few
days since, and his friends have made seve-
raj Intellectual attempts to recover his body.
The Evening NcvS says:
As n last resort. We understand, his friends
intend to get u loaf of bread aud insert IN
II On nifty Of quicksilver 1t is stated that
Il at OF bread tnus loaded will float about
on the suriacc Until it comes to the place,
~ here the oiy rests, when it viii stop and
commrnce b)bbng up and down. If this cx.
! trlmrut should prove truillrss, We suppose
the search will be given over.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

FEARFUL ACCIDENT. On Friday the 9th
inst, as two miners. one named Hughes, the
other Giyn. were engaged in ere citing 1ume
across Trinity River, near the sileor the AR
kansas Dam, some portion Of the staging
upon which they were standing gave way
and prccipateI them distance Of fifty six
feet, oh TO a pile of rocks. IInghes was so
severely injured tha he IS not expected to
suryive-Mr Giyn fortunately escaped with
out any very serious injury further than a
few bruises from which he will speedily re-
cover
1t is astonishing that both were not i'm
med aiey killed, falling as thy did from 50
great a height.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

DAlGn's RATTLE. We learn from the
Shasta Cou / r, that Mr. Daigh. has not been
able to Sell "A sufficient rumbrr Of tickets in
his r.iile TO warrant him in drawing the
same. MIR. ID. publishes card, in which
he say, that as he is compelled to abandon
the cnterprz., he is prepared to redeem
all tie tickets ou standing. lie says:
Although the ckrt holders have been dis
appointed IN the drawing, .hcy need have no
frars Of Lc.ng disappointed in grtt NJ their
money back whenever the tickets are pre-
secuted at my office in Shasta. AMI wish
Ia say 10 all wh have purchased tickets,
not To dispose Of them for less than three
dollars eaeh, as | am fully able To redeem
them.
! will try and make arrangements to visit
Wclvcrvilc. Yreka, aud Other points. within
thittt da,s, for the purpose of redcemng the
tckr,s sold at the same places-nt which
notice wal be ( ven IN the Shasta CGui ier.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

ADAMS s. Co-The decision Of the Su
prcmc Court, in rcgaId to the legality OF the
assignment Of !. Z, WOODS, for Adams 4 Co,
VAS rendered on Nlondly the 9th inst. BY
the rul ug of the Court the assignment is null
aud void, and all the attachments which were
taken out against the properly Of the con.
ccrn, holds good. This d, csion will Of
course deprive the holders u? Adams y Co. =
papers, not secured by attachment, OF all
hope oteyer realizing dollar on their claims,
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

CHANGE or RESIDENCE We understand
that NJ +. W. Tracy, Agent # the PaciG,
Express Company n, Shasta. is about To Re-.
move TO Sacramento to ike charge of the
bus uesr Of the Company in tint city Mr.
Tracy IS a universal myoritc IN Shasta. whore
he has long resided, ana Will carry with him
,hc lind wishes a,j high esteem Of al Nho
know trn. We t,u,ye that LIS brother,
Felix Tracy, Is to ,rcc, ed him in the charge
ur the office Al Shasm-s Worthy 81, g. sor
To a worthy man.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

The CALoEic MorIvE PoweR.-Nr. Erics.
son in lrttrto Lieut.. Gov. Raymond di>
recty coutradic's the report that has been
bu>ily circulated that he has abandoned his
idea Of making hot air serve the purposes Of
steam AMI say that on TIA. contrary he j.
more than ever satisfied Of the souudness of
the principle: and is now building n test en-.
e.ur tn establish it, Those who have been
on board a steamer propelled N the rate at
seven or eight miles an hour by ho: airaone,
viii not be iucliurd to abandon al hope at
seeing the principle yet more sgecesssiull
aIpAed.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14
DEMOCRATS. ATTENTION,

s55 The Democratic c ntral Committee
for the q unity Of Trinity met IN Wcayeryille
on the 4th of July. inst, and,
On motion.
R'sotced That a County Convention be
held on the Dist inst. in Weaver ,lt. and re.
commend that the various Precincts hold Their
PRIMARY Meetings on the l9,h inst. for the
purpose ot "l' citing Delegates TO SAID Con.
venton, and that the basis uf representation
be fixed as last year, aud that Ridgeville be
EMIT ed to three Delegates
A. j. FELrER. Chairman.
VIZ. l.. VAUGHAN, Secretary.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

FxrRAoRItNARY SrIcIDE- English pa
pess mention the sui, ide of Nr. Ro> slone
who. ten wears ago, was worth one hundred
and iiity thousand POUNDS sterling which he
has since .qusudcrrd in the qualification OF
his appetite lie had agents in China. Mex.
leo, Canada and cih,r places. To supply him
with the rar,st drhca,ir- aud Il snge di.h
sometimes cost him ffiy pounds. AT length,
on the 5ih OF April. nothing was lef i'm
but solitary eun,a. as int and 3 bl'ter,d
hat He bought Wotfe'ok with the ruin-
ea. witch he had served up n the highest
style oc culinary rrr. He gave hinl.elf tv o
hours for on easy se'iion. and then irmped
into the Thames from W Westminster trid.e
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

5 Lf.!N7 HOT WATER The did says :
y peculiarly san Francisco method Of making
money is that pursued by Freuchman. who
IL the proprietor of mlrhnc on wheels, by
which lot water is s, .nscd 10 the citizens
of San Francisco. \ large iron boiler j.
filed with water under which fire is con-
s,anily kept burning y couple Of horses
lrnI tho vehicle The interior nrpa,
rdus is concealed from view BY hand
SO nelly painted covering. while the top o.
deck is Inud,d with znc blthlng tubs Of all
sizes anl pr,ces, giving the appearance Of %
tin ped,ar's establishment. EJu CiGuL.' ,
yri,s The proprietor, and Immediately the
window of some private dwelling, where the
atrd element il in d,man /, bcckons him
lie draws bucket fall, emptes it into Byt.
N's pol, receives tvI b Is and continues biz
Journey This is decidedly "a feature" aud
the FIc.ch uah /, bvncact,r of the Il y.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

TLL.woRrn, -uE PEnEsrHNN This ir-
liyidua recently succeeded in accon plshire
he ta,h Of Walking one thousand mics IN
one thousand cons. eutive hours. lie ha.
pob.ishel q clrd in which he offers TO walk
,la.ns; any man, any distance from one
nile 10 ,ne Thousand miles. The chall, l,uge
ha, been accepted by an EughshInan from
Liverpool