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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

BROADWAY THEArEa.-The pressure on our space
prevents from inserting to-day notice Of the new
play produced at the Broadway last eveniug. 1t
passed of pleasantly. Mrs julia Dean Hayne is to
be succeeded in her engagement by the Marsh Chill
dren, of whom report gives excellent opinion, and who
are rputed by those of good judgment 70 posses
much ability.
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CITY ITEM 8.

Pure AIR-John II. Griscom will lecture tonight
before the Teschers Association, on " The Value OF
Pure Air and Ventilation especially to Teachers and
Pupils." This is vital matter, and DIR. G. Is fully
qualified to impart the most valuable iniormahon
thereon. The lecture will be given In the Hall OF the
Board OF Education, corner Of Grand and Fam streets.
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Tsttsn TIE Constable sfFsesA s7psss Ast 10 MAJ ts
reuos wes 10 hyasr IN Cs'z Beia e tbs tuak
oro< vhs haa ie ths sev,cs Of hs rbs tsS
Caeush ns-ns ~ fsass DAD he Oh SER r.fsssd -
ane eAl-d the fs~ Ala Tao sccsssd arrvs4
rton and tosk hin the Third Dcs ss.oa II. sss sssa
learning ts be v,s skesr Aea,aA ssseAy.
Fss this ths scusa eesssst to joy hesxst
dict ol fulty Of false sapspsnsot See .ses reserved
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CoSrRAcIs FOR ToyPKIss MARKEr AND THE WORTH
nan Bidder, in the Board OF
Councilmen last evening, es ed resolutions thai the
Controller be REQUIRED TO be present and the bids for
the above be opened. Councilman r. ttated that the
boxes cannot be opned by law, unless the ConHoher
is present. and that officer stated to him that be would
not open the bids si to Tompkins market winch 70
cost $4,000 unit an appropriation hsd been msoe
for it. ard az 10 theWorth monument, ne said, II us
to be built ct ell it must be BY subscription, ana tna'
he himself will be Wiling t, subscribe $50 toward IL.
Mr.. r. said he thought a. the Common Council had
ordered the costrsos to be advertised it was the duty
Of the Control tobe present in order tbs: the est
mates may be opened. Ore Of the resounons wac
referred and the othsr adopted.
PKIsIUn TRAcTs-Some time ago the rrac' 50
cisy Of the Methodist Episcopal Church offered Prues
for the bes, Tract Oh the subject Of Christian oeseo
cence. At meeting of the Board OF Managers yes-
terdsy the Committee of Adjudcsion nsde their 70
port, which was adopted. They have swAded the
fret prize Of $500 to the Rev. Abel Stevens, iof 90
essay entitled The Great Reform" the second PhAe
$500, to the Rev. Lorenzo White OF uss'scn 'et"i
and The third, 500, or . tract On " hosonns uoo
with Our Substance, to the Rev. Benjamin ;. Fry Of
Ohio. Thee tracts ere all to be immeoia'sy pup
ished.
joseph II. ToOne, lsss Kuow-Nothing candidate iOf
shis in this city, has been selected as the pelesse
from the lid Congressional District to the NOW
Ntthng National Convention. A. E. Cohen Oh inc
Eighth Ward, and Benjamin +. Weymouth Oh 'ne
Flint Ward, are The alternstes-
The Sisters Of Mercy 'g.i, invite attention 70 the
fair for The benefit of their LES itucn, 70 Be held In
Mssus. Philbin DUMAS large rooms, NO. 'oi
Broadway, csrDer Of Fourth street. Is vii open On
he evening Of Monday, loth and ooatinas during tAs
week Tickets Of sdmiasoa to he fair ca b had Of
OSAsss, Ne 10 Broadway.
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IAdyerrisepent.I

DURSos CATARRH SNUFF has searching, sOoth.
is and healing qualities. essentially different from all other
Cstxrh sLuf For sale resp cabls Drug Sto 81 In New
York City ard elsewhere and ~ wholesale ts Propnstors
prices, by STEPHEN, PAUL Co.. No lte Ch.nberrt ~ T.
No 10 Asor House and Brosd~sy BARxIs PARx No So
JaaEs DUsso, Proprietor, Aibsns n Y.
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fAdverrisemeutI

TIE GREAT INHALING REMEDY for Asthma,
CONSUMPTION ell Of tbs throat and iurp d. CUk
rss HyGEAx Thousands have been restored health the
,ast year BY Hysans Principal office No. st5 Broadway
sold b. C. H. Ring, No. 1876 Broadway Pree only ~
pseksse Dr. CURTB viii be at the Office daily Rom 10 70
seloek, where he may b consulted free Of charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

Coal E1cHAssE-Thrs We large ssseedAAos
Of he trade e-tsrdsy. A speoimea Of esA oroas~
BY the Arctic Rxhisitea was exhibited BY of T. Z.
Cct;er. Amendments To the Ccnstitatisa cd BY
LAVE relating to qualifications for Membership, were
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

Gas! GAs!!-Several new styles of Gas FIX
srp..ns in beauty and workmanship anything
offered before Our proucins and ond"d
styles conssnty Also the beat PORTABLE Gas WORKS M
syste eve a. churches factories In this country. CA
:. our 1esk Manufacturing Depot, No. SIG Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

CUTos-EousE SErzvRK.-Pive Cases Of nerehsa-
disc were seized co Thursday BY Thos- J. Brown II
pec.or Of Customs on board the Transportation Line
hos. for Philadelphia. These goods were traced IRON
house in Greenwich street 10 the above line Of boats.
They we're taken frOm the bos; to the pubic store,
No. - Broad street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

WILSON'S DANDEIION COFFEE-FOr Dyspepsia,
Irdeston Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Diseas, aed V
especially OF delicate constitutions
Sold BY all respectable Apo,heeaes AID It the principal
depot corner OF Z7ths- And Sday.
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fAdysrtiss mont-

Music AT HALF PRiCE.-P1ANOS and MELo-
pyoSs from the best and NewYok msksrs at great
bsssins PIANOS SOC S75 and SlI q NO.
SO Brosdvsy HoRAcE WATsRs, AseaI
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ADVERTISEMENT -
TrIs-The beat assortment of FINE TEAS win

- found at the CASTos TEA ConPAsys newlyereced and
elegant No i2 Chs,han tbet~esn Pear and Eoo.e
Oldest Tea - .bshnoat IN the City We asssSe
,ur they DO better her, than eewsrs either q
vhoes1s or retail. Ne branch storoA
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advertisement.
The only cold medal awarded for DAGuERREO-


YyPGs at the late Fair Of the American fosuie to
6uRsEY hls Palace OF Art
K. Sl9 Broadway.
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TAdVertiscmenf.I
rba moat successful operation OF late has been

The most successful operation OF late has been
m. of Lo xyDs Ptsnt PgS and PsscL made By
WunAnTH Of No. a Maaenisne. For beauty elegance and
vDpy Il cannot stnke the public the best thtns OF
he And ever uei Wfmuh has also every other ssJs
P.u and PEscIL Casa sad GOLD Pens for sals-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

FREE ADMsSION.-A splendid assortment OF
Fancy soxes Pssks Toys Surprises and COnfecdoseC-s
Of and seeted with the greatest poss Die care
will b. ready for exhibition Dec II, at X MAILLAsDs,
No. Ell Broadway The puoc respectfully invited TO cal
exsmins this befe else where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

ELASTIC, DURABLE AND UNsRINKABLE.
Our celebrated
SIX, Woolen, and Merino
CNDEhsHiRTs AND DRAwERs
po,sess every quality adapting thsm TO the ssason
They are soft elastic, durable and extremely che.P.
A. RANKIN Co.. Horer,
Ne. lo4 BoWsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

CoLoRID ORPHAN ssrLUN Tho annual meeting
Of the Colored Asylum for the election Of Managers
oil bs held st the Institution on Monday, the 10th
inst q, O'Clock p N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

CRANES CAR.BRAxE.-Ths Harlem Company
have agreed With Mr.. Cresmer to put his improved
brake % all their through cars.
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fA8vertisement-l

vV11fS11
the God Medal s.srded all eompeutoSs At the sts
T,ir ~ die Irsituts b be at the Gal
hU Il GvRuEY l. FREoEaicxs. No 50 Broadway.
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SCHEDULE.

SCHEDULE. :,
In order that no inconvenience may arise from the
organization and establishment OF q State Govern-
meut, and that the wishes Of the people may DC iuiy
accomplished, it is declared:
First' That DO existing rights suits, prosecutions
CLAIMS and contracts shsl be affected by change IN
the form Of Government
Second That this Constellation shall be submitted
to the people Of Kansas for RATIFICATION on the 18Th
day of December eext
Ik,rd That each qualified electer shaIi empress his
ascent OF descent 10 the Coosttutoa by voting writ
ten or printed ticket abesea "Csastztatisa" - "Es
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fAdvstsementI

JUsT RECEIvED-A splendid Tot OF Fre0ch
cHrsrxurs ana prepared in the most delicious man
ssr ICED sbs stuffed Marcus gsos, OF Msops d.suises
By Henry hAILLARD. Confectoner, No. 81 brosdwsJ.
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IAdxartise nept.

One hundred years hence the citizens OF York
will 6nd no sre.er Inducements thso to obtain heir DA.
cuItpyOTyPE PORTRAITS for Is coats and one shilling, a.
i,l,n daily a. the Mu.eum Of Art Arti.ts' Club No. 2Ss
BreadVay.
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IAdvef Semeati q,
the attention of our LADY read.

en- and Rousekepes in particular TO our advertising iina
in r.ers me- 70 TIE closing sle of Mes CHss atARp
Co.. No Grspdst To those ~ho rene nosr inc s. sscn
6cs made b, this LIST Winter the sanou ,esuea
of repetition Ct tho.s sssr su ent III" stock ore
OF The arsea and richest of tn, city aud wall worthy Of g.
tsuticn Of al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

ARREST OF A FUGITIvE.-Johu MeQuade, q tug-
v- tom rspr,yyans whre he wanted 20 answer charge
tfburil.y and ,bo f .suIt 81 eff er Who va. a.
euptrs 70 arrest him lancaster yesterday captured
h, Pa em.a Msst.r,ou and sent In irons Lancaster
eoston had been made BY the Governor OF rsAnsyvsns tor
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

SrABBIsG AFFRAI.-Eiward MsCullen WA arrest
"a ,e on Thurasy nigh CHARGED with having STABBED Joha
Nah Il No s. Oliver while quaelna vith hin
o. In the Fourth wUj Tho vousd received vss 10
he ,.s =. we're bat considered dansero1A The pIi
ener Vas locked up for examination
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brooklyn ITEMS.

CoLLI.Ioy BETWEEN FrRRY.BoATs-A collision
o,cured between and 10 O'Clock on Thursday eves-
ing between the eckslip ferry boat Onilisks an the
Roosevelt street ferry boat Eagle. They came in COLI
sion a. the later was nearing her slip on this side
They were brought violently t,gsher, appears, by
the force Of the tide the Oniisks striking the Eagle
violently smidsbps and stsvirg To her ca DIN. lazy
On beard the Eagle named Cstharne Wells, residing at
No 100 Water street. in this city, was consider IN
iured, and il was at fist thought that her Veg was
fractured She was taken 70 her residence by Officers
Futon and Adams of the Second District Police, and
il was ssceraDe6 that the injury WA not Of danger
on, cbsrster. The Eagle was much shattered that
Der withdrawal was necessary. The Oaliska v~
b1i .lighty damaged.
RECEIPTS AT THE Tx OFFIcE.-rhe amount re-
eeived At the Brooklyn TAI Office The vh Novsuea ls55
~ az -
Received the 18th. lossl0
Total amount reeevs5 in November.......ss72sss 81
Being than third Of ths whole tai o. lso vhea
Amount received Nov y, ls54............ 1854 IS
Amount received Nov =, 1884 ............... G,N 70
received from The lH to the nth ne.. lsss II
Total received in Nsvenbsr 1854 ass Isl 60
FoUsDLIyG.-An infant q few days old was found
IN eeeapisd use IN AmtI street nursdsy night By
ofeer Prsssoa Third District fslea IL givsa charge
OF the SapsTi1 tscdens OF the Poor
FALsE INPRrsosnRsI.-A Pobcemsa OF ne InlS
Dbuict named ErAsus Hunry w. tied d the CaC
tslAy hdss.Ht charging hin 9TH ssssis -. ~
end faise tnpossensat 1he scuPssAns "'~
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PHREyoLo with Charts and
Written Descriptions Of Character given DAILY and EVEN
ING. At ths Room, of fowler and WELLS No sos Broadway
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IAdveruscmsntI

IF YOU wish to look beautiful and lovely on
Ees ieH Day delay not to procure cake Of GousAuDs
s,che.s ltasn Medicated Soar which vekaowats cure
Tan Pmpes Euprops Chaps Chsfes, Sc issvos the con-
pleIion fair nfaHtG PoUpRs suBrLs sp
oots hair from r-he ID and upper lip ssy part Of the
ho1x WAusnted. LIQUID RoUGs impacts Q rosy booa 70
psie ch.s hip, warranted not ra' of sod a,
don und old 81 sh.d laboratory OF vr GoUsAUo
No. 81 wLksr.t, Is. store from Brosdwsyi MIS- HAr'
R,ook
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LEGISLATIVE Police COMMITTEE.

CHARLES A. FosrEE, Assistant Secretary.
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FoUsDLIyG-An infant q few days old was found
In an uI eeenpsd In Amy street. on husdsy night By
Officer Prsstoa Third District felca IL svsa chsfss
Of the SapsrI teedsIts OF the Poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

FALSE InPRrsosnEsT.-A Pobcemsa Of TIE Inl.u
Db1f named Enssus Hmry TIED b ths Csy 49,
esslay - hdsDNt charging him vA ss.sIs - - ~
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14
SELL CTED POETRY
T1-er,y Years Ago.


I've wandered 70 the village. Tor. I've 81,
Upon te = h,ol honse play ground that
sheltered yo1 and lne
Lut zone gre ieft 10 erect me Tom, and few
were l,fi to know,
4na' played with Us upon that ground, jus,
t"e;iy years ago.
Thec ass = just a. green, Tom, barcfoo,ed
BOYS at play.
Were sporting just as we did then, with spi-
r's just as gay;
But the master sleeps upon the Lill. which
coated DER with SNOW,
Afforded US a siding place Just twenty years
ngo.
The Old school house is altered now. the
benclcs are replaced
~ rev onos, very like the same our pcn.
knives had drfaced;
Eut the samc old bricks are in the wall the
bell swings 10 aud fro,
lis music Just the same, dear Tom. 'twas
twenty years ago.
The boys were playing some old game be
meath that sane oil tree;
have forgot the name Just now, you've
Played the same with me,
We often payeI the same with knives. b.,
throwing 50 aud SO;
The leader had a task to do there twelt
years ago.
The rivers running just as still, the Willows
6n It's side
Are larger than they Q, Tom, the stream
appears less wide;
Iut the prape-vlne swing is ruined now
where once we played the beau.
ana swung our sweelhear.s, pretIy girls, just
twenty years ago.
The little brook behind the Ln, Gown by tie
sprad,pg beach,
Is very low, twas once 30 high that we
could almost reach,
And stopping down 10 gcta drink, dear Tom.
] started so,
10 think how sadly | had changed since
twenty years ago
Upon the beach, close by The elm, YOU know.
cut your name,
Your swocthehrt's underneath it, Tom. ana
You DID mine the same
Some hcartess wretch has peeled the bark
twas dying snre Tut slow,
just ~ the eanc whose name YOU cut died
twenty ycars ago.
My Ids have long been dry, Tom, but tears
came in ny Ncs;
thought her | loved 50 well those carl,
broken ties
lt'si,cd the old church yard, anl took some
flowers ioh htrcw
Upou the graves ol those We loved Just twenty
years ago.
Some in 'hc church.yord Laid some ,lccp
beneath the sea,
Eut t'w are left Of our old class excepting
YOU and me;
And when the time shall come, Tom, when
wc are called 10 g.,
lopr thrp'l lay US where VIC played Jus,
twenty years ago.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14
The Rainy Day.

"Tho day is cold, aud dark. and drcary;
i rams, and the wind il never weary
Tie v.ne ttlil cIings to the mculi,rlny wall
Lul al every pust the dead leaves Gb
And the day Is dark and dr nry.
My liz is cNd. and dark. and dreary;
II rains. aud he wind II never weary
My thoughts still cling TO the mouldcring
past
But the hopes Of youth mll tl,'ck in the blast
And Dac da!s arc dark aad drrary
Pr slill. fad heart and cease repinrg;
BrhInd the clouds is the sun sill shining
Thy fate Is the common fate OF all,
lntO ,nch lie some ra must 'ali
SVme days must be dark aud drcary."
Longi,l How.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

WE send Daily Express TO all parts Of
W S,shYou aud TRINITY counties from
hasta.
From our Office in Weaver. Trinity coun
", We send t" ,hr 10 loving places
BUTTONS RANCH,
OREGON GlLCH,
STURDlVAN1'S RANCH,
MOI / ii OF CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK TRINITY,
BIG FLAT,
BIG BAR,
MANSANETA FLAT,
CONS BAR,
CANADIAN BAR,
NANCES BAR.
BURNT RANCH.
EAST FORK OF the NORTH FORK,
RATTLESNAKE.
YELLOW JACKET.
On CANON CREEK.
PENSYlNANIA BAR,
CANON CITY. or
JACkASS BAR.
GRASS VALLEY,
BATES RANCH.
STEW ARTS FORK,
CllADBOURNE'S RANCH,
ALSO.
TO SOUTH FORK Of Trinity,
And to MI parts of
SALMON RIVER.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14
-.r.s..-....s...s,.s..=s...s..s.a...s -

VHAr Is MARRnCE!-Yhe marriage of
Lucy Stone is attracting ~ mach attention
n she could desire. Wen, we wish her ioy
OF her nuptals aud hor-no;orlcty \ mar
rage "under protos" seems a queer turt ol
thing but It may be n very pleascnt one
for al that. In reply TO question with
which Lucy used 60 begin one OF her speech
az, ramcN "N h,t is narragc2" ,hc Post
oncr answered, Nv ouldn't lon krto know ,
Tho Post WAS right. Lucy did wish To know:
and having taken her time Ia cons d,I The
matter. CAS- "lucy' is so often advised to d.
IN the popular l.lhioplan melody. } shr has
ut last, deliberately entered the "hol, buid,
o' rad'ock,' Cautiously putting the ke, in
her own plckct,) aud can now nnswer the
question. "What is marrng,i' f,r herself
1hc public viii expect il, too. Take ,our
time, Mrs. Lucy,' but answer that avoritc
intcrrogatory Of YOURS he man" Al.
swer it "uudcr protest" If YOU must, Ln,
give us the answer " hat il narrnec1 \
thousand havhe,ots--tcn thousand ,pin,tct =
are aching 10 hnuw. Boston POST.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

DANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS FOR
l. sale low To close bu.inets-
Combs Brushes. Suspend,rs,
Accurd,ons, Buttons. SImyin. brushes,
lirass and iron llmps. Sprctaclrs,
C"l"gu". Pencils, Looking Glasses,
Shaving 3ox,s.
AL,o - ln,oc,s Sewing Silk, Patent
Thrcad, Brass Iusruu, nts and Nnlir :.
Jules llaucl's celebrated Soap aud SHAY.
ing Cream, together wi'h numerous o,hcr ar
tclrs. all Of which are fl, Y,d " rcduced
preeS, by j. W. c. llANLlNE.
O.atc Phipp, & Ianlinc)
81 Clay st., Sccond II tr.
Ma, - -i2 San Francisco
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14

NHs. NArrrNseN TO pr nVoWcrD I'll he
Eo.t ton Times announces that the Ical Mrs
Patterson las turned up IN owcl. she D. o.
Gal f1nia widow wlo as y ~ susp, c,,d Of
toue improprict.s by tho nt,pds m her alb
sent lold, but against whom uotlnpg ttng be
could hr found uuul tue lliss affair tlahspIr,d
On Saturday last the ady Va, taken before a.
court ON some preliminary proceedings 'or
divorce. instituted by ihc relatives aud lrrud-
cf her husband, and confronted by the r,ik
al the Washington House, who test f, d an
der oath tlat she was The lady who was en-
tered as "Nlis. Patterson. AT that hot, Il
j. ,Ap,ctcd that the real Glcts iu this cu,iou.
ease viii now be- developed. Her real nam,
j. said Ia be- Mood, aud siuCe the Hiss affair
the has been uiss ~ unlitl about week ago
whom sL, again made her appearance.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14
TrrprsrrN,7rox -"po You believe in the

rrrprsrlNA1ioN 49," 20 YOU believe in the
pr,do-tuauou i' sac the captain Of Alisss.
,irpl steamer, 10 a ci,rgl mad. who happened
to- br travelling Nah him. "Ol course do
And YOU also h,Lyvc thai What is 10 'bc.
w.N bvl' 'Cclaid,.' "N,ll am aad
g. A,srit" NlNl' "Hccauso intend to
= IS i, "a boat ahead in fifteen consecutive.
minutes. IT the,r u, any virtue n pue khvts
and loalcd .a.ely valves - d'u't be a m =
ed, tor ii the b"d,r amt 10 burst, then Il
Won't" Here :hc divine began pu'augou
h. i, and o.h,d very much hAy btgk.ug
out, which the captain observing, he ,a.d I:
Al thouA III lou said you beloved in pr,dr-.
tinatuu. AMI what j. To be. vii hc" 80
d.. bot prefer beng Lstl. ue4r.r ,hv styIn
cheH j! taxes pass.'
The Trinity times., 1855-07-14
HENRY JOHNSON g. co
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
liG IPd5hug,on 'trret S n Foncisco.
OFFER for sale to the trade the larces,
" and best assortment Of Gunds in their
line ever impaired into CaliG"ruia. To vi ich
'hcy invite the attention of country bn, ers.
WHO VII find It 10 their advantage to exam
inc their Slnck. ~ they are determined to
sell a, tn" lowest rates goods can be- affot d-d
FOR. Their Chemicals are all received g ir, ci
rom the hest manufacturers and their Drugs
arr of tie hest quality. and selected bv one %
'h" frm in he Eastern max -. aud the,
y III eudcavor 10 keep up ,heir reputation o'
irving heir customers the b.T qnality ~
good. AZ heretofore. Their stock consists in
art Of
Chemicals Of g veryOil Nitriol,
kind. coke. every KIND.
Dye stuff do do Essential Oils.
Perfumcrv assorted Tartar Acid.
Brushes. Hair. Tooth. Congress Water.
Pa MT, Narnish Bnv d." Ia barrels and
Scrnhhiup. Counter bottles.
and Backing, Olive Oh in barrels
Sash Tools, aud hoxcs.
Spirits Turpentne, Hops. 1854.
Putty, Dental Instruments,
Window Glnss, Surgical do
Druggists Glassware .TruSses,
V'as. every kind, Syr'ngrs.
Soda Bottles, Swedish Leeches, &C.
Wiling &c.
\nd n ful assortment "f PATENT MEDI
GIN l.S Of every kind in demand and rvery
other article app'rtainlno to the business
Agents for DR.. Javnc's Family Medicines
FIolloways Pills and Ointment. Sands Sar.
sapari'la, Noffa'~ Pill and Btters Sc.
March 81, 1853.
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STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.

STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.
DERSONS doing business il the county
l. of Tr iiv, who have not procured their
Licenses. are notified tn come forward and
i no or they " i'll render themselves liable to
prosecution.
According to an "Act TO provide Revenue
for the Government of the State of CalitOr-
MA" PASSED May 18th, 1884, Licenses are as
toll VS.:
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange--for lst
class. Sl0O per month; ID class, Sc ;; Sd
class, sir; 4th class. $50, 9TH class. SIS
All persons selling goods, wares, merchan-
disc, vines or distilled Liquors. drugs or med
lcnes. jewclry or wares of precious metals.
and persons who keep horses or carriages
Tor rent or hire, shall pay. per monlh--tr lst
cas4. $50. 81 class $374. Sd class S25. 4th
class so. 5th class $lj, 9Th class go, 7th
class So, Sth class s., 9th class $jl, lOth
class S25
All tavern and inukecpers, and all persons
who NAV sell liquors in less quantities Than
one quart. shall pay per month for the Isl
class. $40 "a class. $50. 81 class, $40.
For each billiard table. $2r per quarter.
For each ten-rn alley, ) per qurrter.
Ench travelling merchant. hawkrr and ped
lar, with pack, per month, $40, do. do, with
wagon. $50.
Every person who shall trnnsac; or carry
on any business specified without first pro
curing the license r, qrircd. shall be liable 10
pay double the amount Of license, with cost,
ot prnStcut'un.
Section II of the revenue act is as fpl
lows: The payment of the moneys for the
purpose ot obaning Licenses under this act.
shall not bc construed to grant in any manne,
a License, until the Lie, nsc is actually OBJ
tanned from the Auditor.
l.. 5. WILLIAMS,
Cyunty Audtor.
Wcavcrville. Feb. 24. 1879.
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oN TIrrces Sugar Cured lla,us in bliLe
lLD 80 bids III. Hams
3Ol bbls Billings aud Amcs' Hams
100 eases Extra Clear Bacon
100 bb,s Clcnr Pork
4OO hf bis Mess aud Clear Pork
d50 III bbl- fr, sh June Butter
300 caus Leaf Lard. 10 and 2U.lb tins
@0J kcgs Leaf Lard
1870 bbs extra Family Mess Bccf
l5O lf-hhls 'xtr Family Mess Beef
3O ht bhls Dried Alp'es
- kces L b syrup. 5 ard 8 gals
35l bbs ard hI bbls orn Meal
3Ob Drums Supcrlur Cod.!sh
Too tiercvs Carolina Rice
For Sale by
L. T. BREWSTER & co.
Cor Front and lay streets,
san Francisco.