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NHAS, H. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer. 18th street, between Main
and Csrv Richmond. Va.
GAS FITTING IND FIATTRTS,
Steam Pipes for Churches Public Buildi1cs &c
Metallic Roohng, Gutt erng aud Spoutiag, Pat
Up in any part Of the city or eoantry
WELL AND 6 GARDEN JUMPS FOR SALE.
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OPERArIc.-Madame D Ormy and Mm'lle sie-
denbourg, are -yMG in German opera. in New
York.
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Two MEN DRowNED.-During the blow on Wed.
rositc IDENTIFIES, ives upset, and Capt Joshua Win,
risht Of Wycomico river, and Besiamin Baker oi
Georgstown, were drowned. The sioop nailed nom
Somerset county, Nd
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NEGRO STEALING.-Jam Vickhouse Poole has
been sentenced to 10 years in the Penitentiary, for
stealing negro from James S. Hollinshead of
Macon, Ga.
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The RACE AT NEW ORLEANs.-Brown Dick
was the winner at the three mile race, at New Or
leans on Tuesday, and no. Arrow. Time-5:30
3-i, 526-the fastest time ever made in the United
States. On the Friday before be was distanced the
first heat by Sam Letcher
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coxp.,MENr The clerks in the Land Office, OF
vh;eh DR.. Chss Fraley was ID to Chief CLERK, are
about presenting him with substantial token o.
their respect.
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SUSPICIOUS VEssEL.-The brig Hope, Capt. Bid
die, arrived at New York Friday morning. was
Capt B. reports that tn. 22d ult. Great Inssus,
bearing 8. E. miles, spoke wrecking schr. Fear
IONS, with which we supplied them. Capt. 3. re-
no It's their actions very suspicious they board
I'd ltm with long beat, manned BY eight men. who
ali ca me on board with tie exception Of one They
inouh ed if there were any more vessels comingl-
what cargo was! and otner questions before they
made ilnown their want of provisions. They had
inst got under way from the land, and certeny could
not be short of provisions; in fact, ell their move.
meuts were very mysterious.
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OLD LETTERs.-The Wilmington IN. CO. Her
aid publishes two letters, which it has obtained
from gentleman of that place. One is one hun.
dred and fifty years DID, and the other one hundred
and fifteen. From the following, a slight glimpse
of Charleston, South Carolina, in 1740 may be OBJ
tained:
Charlestown, April ye 10th, 1740.
Dear Father, this first opportunity by Mr.. Crump
Demands my Earliest return of Duty to you and
love to my brothers and sisters
For Publick news refer you to ye South Caro-.
lima Gszet now in the hands Of MIR. Jacksop,-This
place is greatly adornd within this five years, by
several stately Edifces of Curious Architecture,
amongst which the Parish Church of Saint Phillip
is standing monument OF the nice skiil and Judge
ment of ye srtificers the Lake Sickness Carried off
ye Protector who was Venetian. and several of ye
best workmer, the Bellfrey is fine piece, consist
ing OF all the five orders OF Architecture Oppul.
lercy and good Judgement are conspicuous 10 all
parts Of this Celebrated Pile.
This town is lately well fortyfed. along Ashley
River the whole front of the town Ia Defended by
double COurtaine Line, conssting of hall moon
q advances & on each end of the town are ye two
Basiions of Broughton & Granville hope you
will be kind to my wife when she Comes away for
she Is more Deserving Of your favor than am, If
you please to send ye tankard by her, | will send
you ye money by ye fret vessel.
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,-Samuel Ainslie. who haa been 4

DIscHARGED.-SamuelA Ainsie, who has been 10
iail for four years for mansaughter at st. Louis
Mo, sentenced by the United States Court. was
discharged to-day, his term of imprisonment hav-
ing expired. The manslaughter was committed at
Fort Leayenvorth, and he was o u. 8. soldier:
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CABINET SIzE DXGuERREorYr1s-W
hsvs just seen some Of giMoNs' lsres - p,.s.'.
Those of MesGs Patton and MaofarIand - ~. ~.
6nest We have ever seen. SIMoNs may veIl fh,a.ss
face making 20 completely at his finger ends
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EOR SA L E.-Exctange on Baltimore.
L Phiiadeiphia. New York and Boston.
WANTED:-Gold, Silver, and Richmond, Peters.
burg and Ly ichbuTg notes.
North Carolina monev received at ! per cent dis.
cunt at HUkLEY'S Exchange Office,
fe S-5m No Pearl street,
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The DAILY DISPATCH

w rue e,seuls,ion of the DAILY DIspArcU
Richmond combined. 'ne Dsiiypapers Of
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WAR WITH SPAIN.-Ion. of the Baltimore Sun,
writing from Washington, says:
The expectation of intelligence from the destined
station of the actual destruction already BY any
will be disappointed. The orders Leasing to such an
event have been but iust issued and are in Commo
dore McCauley's pocket But he will not fail very
soon fulfil publis expectations, and the wishes Of
the Government on the subject.
Propositions are said to be making for equipping
from the Gulf service the largest feet that we
sent to 1t will require very respectable fleet
10 follow up the issue which one single vessel may
make. Spain appears to have expected, and has cer-
Ns snnecteS an attsmpt ON onr mart to .e;es Cuba
and IT, no doubt prepared for that attempt. George
thinks the President will lose the pros
pect of takiu Cuba, by the preliminary warning
which Capt McCsuleYs rattlers will give of the in
tended attack We shall soon have stirring news
from the gRlf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLY.-Rev. John
C. Backua D. D., Of the First Presbyterian Church,
Rslrimore and Rev. w. Henry, Of the South church,
Wsshn gton city, (minister;) 3. Baxter, Esq Wssh.
in ston city, and Or. J. Ridout Annapols (laymop,
have been elected delegates TO represent the Pres
bytery Of Baltimore In the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church Told sehool,) to meet at o.
Louis on the 18th Of May.
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AMERICANS DECEIVED ~ REcRuIr1xc f,rv,cvp.
fhe Halifax Journal of the 9th inst.. reno,,. n.
arrival OF sixty men from Boston for the foreign Ia.
Hon, VINO had been induced to come, under the sun.
position that they were wanted to work on the rail.
foads' Finding out the mistake all the men rsfussd
TO enlist and finally arrangements were made to
give them work. "
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COwARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH Ia served TO subscribers
Al SIX AND A euASTEk CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
the Carrier weekly. Priee for mailing $ia year In
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is irsued every Fri.
ssy and msiledto to subscribers at s. per snnum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

An attempt was made by Thos. Robinson, second
mate of the American ship Otomoeo, to murder
George Westcott, captain of the American ship Ad.
ANS. at Bordeaux. by stabbing him. The wound il
said to be DANGEROUS one.
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DICH'S PATENT IRONBEAN

RICHS PAT E n I Z 0 n 5 L a n
IA PLOUGHS Having purchased tks I'sEt to
manu- aeiure the above, prepared 20 fur
risE Them st wholesale retail. All who haze tried
them ard they are IN extensive use in tbs Northern
stss, pronounce them the bt and moss ecoaomi.
cal they have ever Prices rsnge from 81 so
80 SIS. BALDWIN, CARDWELL L CO.
Sl-dl Mn c2m LIS Main kf
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DUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
IA late firm Of RUsHToN, CLARK 4 co. being
dissolved by its own limitation, | am now sole pro.
psietoT OF the genuine Ccd Liver Oil which is so
senesy prescribed by physicians at this season for
Consumption, Cou CHS, Colds. ac., &c
CAL TluN In purchasing ordering, be care.
fa 10 ssk for Rushton's, and that my name 10 on
the isbel, snd my sisusture over the cork of each
hoEe, there are several spurious articles in the
market claiming to be Rushton's
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON,
Son ofthe late VIM. l.. Rushton N York
The shove OIL for sale by DUVAL NORTON
mond an 5-Sus
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MAYOR OF JRnsRr CIrY.-Selah Hin was dc.
ciared Mayor of Jersey city BY the Board OF Can
vssses Saturday. This declaration was arrived
~ throwing out 195 Of tie ballots for his antag-
on'"' upon which mistake in spelling word had
oeen committed. thus giving Mr.. Hill 165 majority
= = doubtful whether he win accept under the cir
cumstances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

eosVicTros.-Horace Haynes was convicted Of
murder In the second degree In Jefferson, Ohio,
Friday, for the murder of Q man named Sutl,ff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

hEkisTzaNs VorEas.-Gov. Clarke, of New
York, mas vetoed the blu for registering voters In
new York city because of the clause which de-
prives those who fail to register of the right of yo
ting.
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DaowExp-James Burns, engaged on the steam
boat Aleonia, was drowned q Nashville, Tenn, on
Tuesday last.
DEATH or AN OLD MkncHAHr.-Mr: BenJamin
there on Tuesday last.
Baoxr JAn.-Tvo murderer, brothers, named
Selph. broke ialI "a Tallahassee, Florida On ne
nieht Of the 5ih inGs and eecapsd.
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WESTERN EMIGaATIoN.-The Cincinnati Gazstta
OF Thursday saYs: 1t is estimated that within the
past two months fifty thousand persons, with their
movsabies have passed through our city for the far
West"
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CoMPLIMENTARY-Gov MedilI. of Obio. e.,,sd
on Mayor Wood, of New York, ON Friday, and in
conversation told him that Fernando Wood was the
most popular man West of the mountains, and that
ne believed all the women in Ohio were in love with
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REMOVAL.-The undersigned
IA would respectfully inform his customers
R % an1 sae Paolie generally, that he has re-.
low the 81. Charles Hotel, West Main street.
Having Just returned from the North with supe-
and JeweIry Of every description, which he prc.
misses to offer az low can be purcbased eIsewhere
in the city. EDWARD KERaEY
NH So-d6t&eo6t Sign Of the Biz Wstsb.
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KIILRB-Mr. T. Wfkinson, was aoc' dsniall,
shot and killed BY Jno G: Young, his hs, ssher h
lAw, at Mobile, on the 9th irss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

MEcHArIcs' BuILDIHG FusD Assocra-
TIos Tho 7th monthly meeting Of the above AZ.
soetstion will be held ct SAUNDERS HALL. on
nONDAY Evening. April 18th, ct "a O'Clock. 81 S
The Secrstary will be at the store Of 8. N. Zael-
rissoI during the evening to receive the Dues Of
Five Shares Of forfeited stock will bs sold st the
meeting. u. HcCA RTHY. -.
ap 14-2t 80 81 eeeretsrv. Z
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HERoIsM OF AWIFE.-During the late dreadful
tornado which passed over Mississippi tearing up
trees, blowing down houses and killing CATTLE an
incident occurred near Paulding, In that State,
which is worthy of record:
young married couple were alone In the forest,
occupants of new home, and distant two miles
from the nearest neghbor. They had retired to
rest, and were absorbed in slumber, when the roar
of the hurricane came, like sonorous wailing
through the prrneval trees, and fierce wind struck
their house tumbling the logs around and about
them. The lady, after much effort, succeeded in
extricating herself, but found, to her momentary
dismay, that her husband was entombed in the
wreck of their dwelling, and that it would be i'm.
possib lie for her to relieve him unaided. She re-
fected but moment, when, turning to her hus-
band, she uttered some cheering words, and an
nouuced her determination to 60 in quest of assis.
tance. Forth she went, In the midst of the bowling
storm the winds singing requiem over the ruin
they had caused and the stately trees still crash
Ing aud crashing In their fall before the omuipo-
tence of the tempest. But she needed not the
danger buoyed Up by a strong affection, she
moved onward, an incarnation OF heroism and
sef-sacrifcing love, through the hurricanes track,
and reached unharmed the residence of her neigh-
bor. Assistance was procured, and her husband
restored TO true W life ever halowed with fe.
licities the life of man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

DAo"NkD.-Two residents Of Washington city,
named Baker and Wainwright were accidentally
drowned In the Potomac, Thursday. They were
fishermen,
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o.Ss OF JUDGE LoaING.-TAs Houas of Repre-.
asa'sss OF the Massachusetts Legislature on Sat-
aas soopted the address in favor of Judge Loring
to the Senate. Nv" so''
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HISTORICAL DIscovERY.--Rev. Mr.. Barry, oi
Hanover, Mass, has discovered the long lost manu-.
script history of the Plymouth Colony, written BY
Gov. Bradford, which was in the hands of Prince
when he prepared his New England Chronology,
aad OF Hutchinson, when he wrote his history OF
M massachusetts, This document il in England, and a
copy OF the same is soon expected In this country
for publication. The importance Of this discovery,
all who are interested in historical Investigations
will at once recognize and the circumstances CON.
nected Herewith attest to the laborious and pro-
found research of Mr.. Barry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

UNpRRGRou uND RAILRoAD.-A runaway slave
made his escape to Canada, across the river at
Black Rock Ferry, Monday afternoon. He was
heioed on bis way by the agency of the under.
ground railway In this city.-Bafalo Courier Wed-
1esd1g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

CAMELs FoR THE UNITED srArKs.-The storsship
Supply, 1t Porter, will nhortly sail from Nsv York
with stores for the MediteYrsnean squadron, ana
the Union says that on her return, she will bring
number Of camels. which Congress has authorized
to be imported for military purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

PAYNE & Marc, Auctioneers, have re-
moved their Office to Mr.. wellington Goddin,s nav
on Bank street.
They Will sell at suction or pfvsts sale, Real and
Personel Property; Rent out Houses and hire out
Servants.
- Deeds Of every description win BE- assufatsly
ABEL U: MAYO being Notary Public, win 1t.
Deeds, &c.
Their charges WILL In all cases. be entirely satis-
sctoIy and they hope to merit patronage BY prompt
JOHN r. D. PAYNE, q
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CCOTTS LITTLE GIANT CORN AND

@NNoI i - I4I LIE WAN COAN AN Id
~ COB MlLL-N 7 ! C E.-The undersgu ed
having purchased oi Msssrs. Robbins & .bb of Bal
umoTe, the exclusive right TO veud the above Mill
in the counties OF Msdison, Orange Gree ne Louisa
A'bemsrie. Fluyanna and Gooch and, is now prepsr-
ed 10 supply the demand with Mills of the very best
materials ready for use, follows:
No. srinds 10 bushels per hour with one horse
price Si6.
No. srinds Is bushels per hour with two horses-
price S57.
No. sTinds 20 bushels per hour with two horses-
price Sos.
The utility snd economy of these mills are unoues-
uoEGble and it Is confidently believed that they NAV
be kept in dsily use for ten years
The undersigned hereby gives notice that these
mills cannot be sold within the above named territory
except by himself by his duly authorized agents.
aad any nfIir uopn his lights will be prompt
iy protecuted.
am setting as agent also, for the sale Of Mecgre-
goI's Patent Csuldrou Furnace, Agricultural Boil.
Ell, for wood or coal
Persons ordering, will address me at Gordonsville
C. B. MCCORMIC
~ FIRE redericksburg News and Lynchburg Virginian
copy month and forward bill to me at Gordonsville
ap 7--d&clm C. s Nice
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MILLINERY
RnNNErS. RONNETS. At n
fI,KIMMlNGS. EMBROIDERIFS Ann

fINklMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES AND
Il FANCY GOODS j. l.. WE'LL has lust return.
ei frou the Northern Cities, where he has pur.
chased of the hsndsomest and most fashionable
styles Of Trimmings to be had In the city: all OF the
e5s whilst he was there, together with a fine and
well selected stock of Ne edle Work Goodc-,ueh as
Bands. Collars. Sleeves GimpGrs Collars and Sets
Ribbons Mohsr Bsir Dresses, Jet BEaceietLs Breast
pins aud Necklaces, Gard Cases, Poltmonnsles Fans
Perfumefes, aud a nice stock of Fancy Goods and
Hosiery, which he calls the attention of purcha.
ssgs every article will be sold cheap by calling at
J. L. WELLS
Fancy and Trimming Store
sp S-in' Isl, Broad Street.
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ap 3-ts

JNo. w. WRIGHr q Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandise ON
storage at their Warehouse the Dock, on e rea.
sonabie terms a. It can be taken In the city. a
fe 12-6m - - ~ )
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RIFLING LETTERs.-A lad in the employment OF
Mr. Andrew J. Graham, of Now York, has been de-.
tscted, by special agent, in riing his employers
letters and spending the contents at eating houses
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SPRING STOCK FINE WATCHES
~ We have on hand, just received, large supply
OF fine Gold Watches, the most of which were I'M
ported expressly for and will compare fayorablY
with any stock offered for sale in this city Per.
sons IN want of anything in their line are assured
that better stock TO Eelect from of every descrip-
tI1n OF hne W atches, cannot be found in this city.
We have adopted and luteud to abide by the one
price system in conducting tusin ess conse
~ our profits are necessarily small Purchasers
csll.
We warrant every article we sell and will gusran-
tee satisfaction in all cases
We respectfully invite the public to examine our
stock, MYERS l. JANKE,
SD II ISL Main st
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tORN, CORN Receiving daily and for
~ sale BY cps EDWIN WORTIIAM l. co.
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NEW SPRING GOODS-la55.-An


~ entirely new stock at No. % Main street.
We have received by recent arrivals our entire
stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Comprising complete and we II selected assortment;
anon gst " hch will be found the most fashionable
and beautiful Styles of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Imported. together wish splendid selection of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS. &c.
For Gentlemen's wear; all of which have been pur-
chased under such favorable circumstances "a will
enable us to offer hem unusually cheap.
Our friends ard the public generally are reepectfu.
ly invited to call and examine Goods as we feel
satisfied we please them. both as regard, quality
style and price
]. L. SMlTHER BROTHER
fptl-dlm at SneiPs old stand.
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l LIGHTNING RODS.-PR ROTECT
II YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS S.-STEB-
BINS MILLER, having been engaged in this city
aud the surrounding country for number of years
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
as they believe given entire satisfaction, would in.
form the public that they are stl prepared to put
up, either 10 town or country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers.
Thankful for past patronage. they respectfully ask
continuance from the public.
. oIdes may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box ~. NH 27-Sm-
N OTICE.-The store of l.. Gennet, ia
~ closed in consequence Of his continued III
health Persons having left Watches or Jewsiry
with him TO be repsred, will please call at Gennet
James. Eagle Square, where they may obtain it.
NH i6 I'm.
INEN CAMB r &c III md X + R
~ cHIEFs-loOo dozen Linen Cambric Handks,-
Chiefs from the lowest the finest qualities import
Cd at unprecedented low prices; just arrived from
J. MILLHISER l. BROS,
sp9 1875 Broad st.
iORN, Receiving daily and for
" ssls By cps EDWIn WORTHAM CO.
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ANOTHER "RosARy."-The Boston r savells
states that at South Boston, ON Sunday las . . We
man, while under the influence of deliri am tr
mems, took it Into her head that the devil was
her stomach, and to paciiy him attempted 10 swa
low her rosary. the cross at the end was b
large for her throat, and she was nearly 4 rangie
when the beads wore drawn out by . Pc, son wi
chsnced 10 be with her.
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.

VAL UABL Z P UBLICATION.
WASHINGTON, April IA new edition, reviss i
and corrected, of Tripletts Digest of Pension ard
Bounty Land Laws, has jusl issued from the press
Id this city. 1t is invaluable to all Who are In on
way interested in claims against the General Gov.
ernment. 1t includes ell the relations to Pension
and Bounty Lands up to the present time. Messrs
John 8. and R. II. Gallaher are agents here for Its
sale. Price So 90. delivered free of expense In
any part of the United States
The Trinity times., 1855-05-05

O00CA~Es GREEN AND DF'LACI< Teas.
e. w 200 Cu-cs Assorted Pie Fruits
leo eases J gallon Pickles.
$50 cases Brandy Peaches.
100 cases Brandy Cherries.
30 cases = & NJ east powdcrs
80 cases Garfield east Powder
100 cases Fresh Peaches
80 cases Fresh Strawberries
80 cases Fresh " horilobesries
so cases Preserved Pineapple
100 casea Natural Preserves
100 cases Sardnes, J and 4 boxes
20 cases VI sac. Tobacco
30 cases Twin Brother and Fruit Tobacco
800 eases Goodwn's Smoking Tobacco
80 cases Roast Chicken
40 eases Roast Turkey
3 q cases Ncusctt's and Cove Oysters
100 eases ndcrwood's Oysters
100 cases Swiss o5stegs
100 cases 6reeu Com
900 cases Pepper sapse
80 eases Ground Pepper
100 eases Ground Mustard
500 casas as d Spices, in Glass
GJJ cases Ground yoiicc in ans
Ig9 cages aa.aratDs, 10 paper ald tins
100 cases Cream Tartar
% cases Crave lobgcco
- eases Cu.nias aad Apricot Tobacco
$50 Wmsona smoans Tobacco
Tor Sale ty
IT, BREWSTER & CO..
Cor. .onl and Clay streets,
aDl ~ san Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-05
NOTICE

ITO whom # may concern, that Tie under
/ signed wIl apply TO the Boari of Super
yiso.s Of 1rinuy county, state 81 California.
at their first meeting 10 be he'd ~ tie Cour.
House in Weayervle ia said county on tha
first Monday 10 May nezi, Or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard for license
to keep Eeny across Trinity tigcr az lioct-
ers ranch in said county
JOHN HOOKER.
Weayorgiile, April II, ls5J.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-05
BANKING HOUSE
OF
DIR. A. S. WRIGHT.
The new Banking House being now COM
pleted, the
" Miner's Exchange Bank, "
Corner of Montgomery and Jnclsson SIS i,
5 n FIR ANCIS SEQ.

DEPOSITS made at this Bank, payable on
~ demand, draw one and hail per cent.
per month interest. On deposits payable in
six months, or over, two per cent. per month
will be allowed.
Gold Dust purchased, or assayed and coin
ed at the shortest notice, and money adyanc-
ed on the same if required.
Sight Bills Of Exchange drawn on the
Eastern Cities at the lowest rates.
Time Drafts go DAYS sight or 90 days
from date,) drawn at par
Miners can forward their Dust by Express
and receive (wthout any charge for COM
mIssion) the proceeds by return Express eth
er in Coin or a Certificate Of Deposit, draw
ing interest as above stated.
The Bank is kept open until 10 o'clock,
p. Nj. so that Miners arriving late at night
may deposit their treasure Tor safe keeping
without charge.
Dec. 9. A. s. WRIGHT, Bunker.