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TRENTON POINT SEM NARY.

HE ah've nan-d Schnol will com
y mence the Summer Term Oh Monday
'h- Stu of may 1856. Course Of Study.
English. Latin. a"d French. Geography.
Aas'h"nomy. aud History. Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy. Music voesl
and Instrumental.
john c. WIN1sRDorHAN.
Principal.
Miss r. v. DEsIsLka
Teacher of Music.
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& H T. 9 x -
COpartnership Notice.

'HHE Undersigned having formed Copartner-
l. ship for the purpose Of transacting the Build
ing and Contracting business, desire to assure the
public in soliciting their patronage, that an bus
incss entrusted to them shall be executed IN the
best manner and upon liberal terms. Iney have
taken the stand formerly occupied by Harris d
johnson, on the North side OF Court street, IN the
town of Weaverville, and VIII oe ready at all
times 10 accommodate persons wishing to contract
for the building of Bridges, Brick or Frame Hou-
ses, and Carpenter Work generally.
LOVE & BRAY.
Weaver, ATh u, is5s. lla.
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The Very Latest from, Nicaragua

The Alta of June 2d contains the follow
ing, which is the very latest news received
at San Francisco by the Sonora. 1t brings
our information down to the 1st of May
The Alta says;
Through the kindness Of commercial
house in this city, we are placed in possession
Of letter from a merchant at Punta
Arenas dated April 80, but which was re-
dated again May |, which is two days later.
Don Juan Il. Mora mentioned in the letter,
is the President Of Costa Rica, whilst his
brother is the COMMANDMENT Chief of the
army. Previous portions Of the letter state
that the army Of Costa Rica numbered some
5000 men, among whom were many of the
first citizens of the Republic, and some for
eigners This body Of men were stationed
part at Virgin Bay and part at San Juan
del Sur. 1t will be seen that the loss on
both sides, stated in the letter. are different
from the other reports The prisoners taken
by the Costa Rcans, the letter also states,
were shot, us President Mara in his procIa-
nation of war declared it should be war to
the knife, or without quarter.
'PCNTA ARENAS, April 30, 1896.
< "After the victory of the
Costa Rican army at Santa Rosa, they pro
ceeded to Rivas, Virgin Bay and San Juan
del Sur, of which they took possession with
ont resstance; this occurred on the 7th in
stant. On the 1lth, however, they were
surprised at Rivas by Walker with 1900
men, while at that time there were only 500
of the Costa Ricans in Riyas. After a
deadly fire, which lasted for thirty consecu-
tive hours, Walker was compelled to retire
and return to Granada.
"The Costa Ricans had one hundred and
twenty killed and two hundred wounded;
and of Walkers men upwards Of two hun
dred remained dead on the field, besides some
prisoners, who have since been shot. Thus
matters remained until the 25th instant (our
last dates from RiyaS,) when it appears that
the cholera broke out with very alarming
symptoms, which has induced Don Juan h.
Mora to return with the army to Liberia,
there to await the cooperation Of the other
Central American States.
From all the above accounts ADDS the
Alta, it would seem as though the battle at
Rivas was claimed as victory by both par
ties, as neither of them retained possession
of the field of battle The next steamer
will no doubt bring definite account of the
position and prospects of both parties, as
Walker may have received the reinforce.
ments which started up the San Juan river
on the 18th or goth, as mentioned by the
last steamer, and the Costa Ricans may have
received the assistance of the other Central
American States, in which case some more
hard fighting may take place.
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SARAH PILBRooK, of Hardwick, Vt. "a yrs.
of age, widow Of revolutionary soldier,
made aud sold last season from two cows, six
hundred pounds Of butter. She keeps no
servants and has no assistance whatever a.
bout the house, except what is rendered by
her BOY, who is not quite seventy years old,
and who does not intend to marry while his
mother is able to do her work,
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per cent. per annum, would amount to ST.
920 day, or 100000 year This is al
together too large sum to remain useless.
The new wheat crop throughout Ohio,
New York, Michigon, Illinois and WiScOn-
sin, is represented as far more promising
than heretofore supposed, and there are no
fears of anything less than an abundance in
most Of the States.
The emigration to Iowa is very great
From twelve to fifteen hundred persons
landed at Keokuk during four days The
multitude cannot find houses enough to live
in
1t is set forth, in the geological survey of
Missouri. that the State can furnish l00,-
600, 900 tuns of coal per annum for the next
1900 years; and with regard to iron, that
there is ore enough of the very best quality,
within few miles of Pilot Knob and Iron
Mountains, above the surface of the valleys,
to furnish 100, 100000 tuns per annum of
manufactured iron for the next 200 years.
EUROPEAN NEws.-The news from Europe
is not important.
PEACE MArrERs-The Peace conferences
were closed at Paris ON April 10th. The
negotiations would be exchanged at the end
of the month The protocols would then
be published, and the proceedings of the
Congress known, in detail
BANQUET IN LONDON To THE AMERICAN
MlyIsTER-A grand civic banquet was civ
EN- in London on April 17th, to Mr.. Dallas
the American minister The speech of the
latter on the occasion seems to have createC
very favorable impressions; and that O
Lord Stanley, who is considered the moSt
promising young statesman of the day, wa,
energetic in its denunciations of those who
might be disposed to do anything to disturb
the friendly relations Of the two countries
The American national airs were received
at this dinner with almost Yankee eli
thusasm.
TRoops FOR CANADA.-In the House o
Lords, the Earl of Elgin put question t(
the government. A report was current tC
the effect that large bodies Of troops ant
great quantities of ammunition were abou
to be dispatched to Canada. The repOr
had caused great deal Of anxiety to The
puDHc NINA; ana ne ueSlreu 10 KNOW NHclH
er there was any foundation for the report
Lord Panmure replied: There is a gen
eral impression ont Of doors that a very
force is about to embark for British North
America. 1t is quite true that it is our in
tention to send back to North America a
certain number of regiments, which were
taken from that part of the Queens domin-
ions for the purpose Of carrying on the war;
and it is not improbable that in the new or
ganization of the army, by divisions and bri
gades which is contemplated, there will over
the North American provinces be small
addition to the British army; but the i'm
preston that we are about to send thithcl
large force for the purposes OF aggression
is entirely without foundation. 1t is alSC
stated-and | am glad to have the oppor
tunity of explaining that, too-that large
quantities of munitions of war are being sent
to British North America. The fact is
that during the war, we drew from the Brit
ish North American stores almost all the
munitions of war; in the shape Of gunpow
der and other materials, which they con
tanned. All that is now being done is to re
place the stores which were drawn thence
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A Dedication Ball
WI l. be given at DR.. II. NJ. Chaunceys ne,
w Hotel, at Chaunceyville, on Weaver Greek
on the 4lh Of JulY ncNt.

on the 4th Of July next.
MANAGERS
Weayervillc-J. s Mccain, l. c. Messcc, J. C.
Burch L. Nebett, A. Stetson, II. Mabie.
Oregon Gulch-Frank Harris, A. j. Fclter, X.
Bugbee
Ridgeville-F Bates, J. f. Chellis VI. Griffin.
Canon City. Day, j. Logan Vim. Simpson.
Big Flat-D, B. Murphy, j. May, A. McQuillan.
CoXs Bar-O. Simmons, Vim. McCollum
North Fork-F. D. Ketchum, d. b. Hamilton,
c. Lee, 8. L. Moore
lewiston Frank Wood
Stener's Ranch-D. W. Il. Bliss, -- Hancock.
FLOOR MANAGERs.-J. G. Burch, w NJ. Lowe.
Weaver, May, 81, 1856. l9-tE
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MARRIAGES :

Near Weaverville, on the 3lst ult., by the Rev.
C. " Anthony, JAMES EASTMAN, ESQ, to Mrs. BET
sY CRIrTENDEN, all of Weaverville.
On the 22d ult at the residence of the brides
father by Rev. w. Williamson, Fl. W. MCNAY. Co
Treasurer, of Humboldt Co. to MISS LIZZIE DAN
SKIN, both of Union.
At the same time and place, by the same, Mr.. S
BABY to Miss MARY DANsKIN both of Union.
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:, BLUE WING"

rTNllE undersigned desires to inform his friends
L in Weaverville, aud the public generally, that
he has opened a
LOON
Of the above name, on Main street, where he hopes
to give general satisfaction to his patrons.
The best of Liquors and Cigars will he furnish
ed at the Bar, and pains will be spared to make
his place agreeable and popular.
JAMES LYNCH.
Weaver, June I, 1856. 2Otf
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NEW ADVERTISEM'TS
Weaverville
DAN ING A CAD EMY.

Miss LIZZIE BURBANK. Principal.
Mr.. L. L. WILSON, Assistant.
TJNHE ladies and gentlemen of Weaverville and
L vicinity respectfully informed that the first
Assembly of the above Academy will be given at
the Trinity Theater, on Friday evening, June 9th.
when those wishing to become members can have
an opportunity of doing So
EVENINGS OF TUITION -Monday-School for la
dies and gentlemen,-Wednesd Private lessons
for ladies and children, Friday, invariably devo-
ted to Social Assemblies.
All the new and fashionable fancy Dances taught
without extra charge, viz Galop la Sevastopol,
Trinity Schottische, Highland Polka, Mazourka,
Waltz, Spanish Dance, Polka Waltz, La Esmaral-
da. &c. Assembly Tickets can be procured at the
st. Charles Hotel, or at the door of the Theater
on Friday evening. Subscribers will please leave
their names at the ST. Charles Hotel.
Terms-S20 per Quarter, payable invariably
in advance. The patronage OF the public is re-
spccttully solicited.
Weaver, June 7, 1856. 20lw.
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Slleriif''s sale.

DN virtue Of two executions, one issued out of
ID the Hon. District Court of the 18th Judicial
District. on Judgment rendered therein. on the
ID day Of June ~ u. 1856, in favor of :. & V.
Chamberlin. and against NJ. Fisher for the sum
of eight hundred dollars, principal, and twenty
seven $4,000 dollars, interest, and six hundred
and ninety.seven 6j-i 100 dollars, costs of suit "a
mounting to the sum of fifteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-iye 5l-l00 dollars, 1525 SD and the other by
confession entered. and Judgment Roll hled in
the Clerk Office of the aforesaid Court, on the
2nd day of June, 1856, against William Thomas,
and in favor of John T. Ross, T.. III. Parker, and
Mills Nantiuc for the sum Of thirteen hundred
and twenty 1900 dollars. and ten dollars
costs, amounting to the sum of thirteen hundred
and thirty-scven dollars and forty-threc cents,
(l331 49, will expose for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash. on Saturday, the 2Sth
day of June, a. d. 1856, at the Court House
door, in the town of Weayeryille, between the
hours of 10 a. M and p. m. the House known as
Thomas Trading Post, situated on Trinity river,
where the Flume of Fehiey d Co. crosses the riv-
er, with the Corral, and all the improvements
thereunto belonging, to satisfy said Judgments
and accrung costs. This 4th day of June, 1856
Il. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
BY l. G.. MEssEC, Under Sheriff. 20-3w.
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The privilege of opening tobacco shops in
Paris is now almost exclusively reserved for
the wounded soldiers Of the Crimean army.
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County w arrants.

TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
Trinity County, June 4, 1856.
n II following County Warrants will be re-
L deemed at my Office on Monday June 9th =
Nos. l. 3 3, t. 8, g. !, !, 10, IL, IL Is, 10, regis
tered May 18th and 18th, 1858.
G. +. LYNN, Treasurer,
Weaver June 4, 1886. 20-lw.
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Notice.

| take this early opportunity to inform my own
L customers and friends that have sold my old
and favorte stand. the st. Charles Hotel. and
desire to settle up my accounts at the earliest
practicable period. All persons indebted to me
will please call and settle Immediately, in order
to enable me to pay OIL my debts
5. s. HONEY.
Weaver June Z, 1856. poet.
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Administrator sale.

NOTICE is hereby given thst all the personal
NprOperty belonging to the estate of Thomas
Collins, dec will be exposed for sale at public auc-
tion, at Canon City Trinity Co. on Saturday, June
l4th. BY Order Of Probate Court.
j. NJ. FISHER, Admr.
May 81. 1856 19-3w.
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Notice.

~ II + undersigned having purchased the St.
4 Charles Hotel, and all the appnrtenances, will
close thesame this evening, for the purpose of en-
largingGnd rc6tting the house, which will be re-
opened in superior style and capacity for ac-
commodaton, ON the 10th inst, by r. w. Wilson,
Esq. W. 5. FROST.
Weaver June !. 1856. 20-tf
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GEO. j. BROOKS & Co.
PAPER WAREHOUSE

1913 SANSOME ST, SAN FRANCUCO.
TOR SALE-IO,OOO Reams Fine
l. Printing Paper, z2XS2, 24x34, 24x36, 2Sxi2,
32xf6.
1000 Reams Fine Book Paper 24x3s, 40, A,
and AZ lbs
10000 Reams Manila Paper all sizes in small
bales OF 10 reams each.
5000 Reems Palm, Straw, Crown and Double
Crown.
200 Gross Hart's Playing Cards.
Blank Cards Cap and Letter Paper, and Light
body's celebrated News Ink, together with large
stock of New and Fancy Job Type from Conner
Il Sons foundry. Also, Hoe and Ruggles' Prin-
ting and Job Presses.
Sap yTaecie;o, Jsagary ts5s. p3sn
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A Masonic TEMpLE-The Masonic frater-
nifty in this city contemplate building Ten
pie which, in size and magnifcence, will sur.
pass any edifce of the kind in the world
The details Of the plan have not yet been
fixed upon, but We learn that the building
will be five stories high, of brown sandstone
or marble, and 100 feet front by 1875 feet
deep. 1t will contain ample accommoda-
tons for the Grand Lodge, subordinate
lodges chapters, eucampments and councils.
The Grand Lodge not being an Incorporated
body, the work will be undertaken, with its
approval, by an association formed for that
purpose The cost is estimated at S400 600.
That of the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia
was over S300,O The site Of the build
Ing has not yet been Selected.-N. Y Tri-
6uRe.
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DEpLoRABIE CoNDTIoN OF PASSENGERS ON
THE IsrHAUs OF NICARAGUA.-The following
article presents the condition of those pass
engers who left New York on the 9Th of
April, for California, by the way of Near
aqua, as no less deplorahle than those who
were wounded by the dreadful Railroad ac-
cident at Panama The only difference is,
that they have had to encounter the pangs
of hunger and fever The following is the
article from the y. Y Tribune, of the %
May to which we aludc
We understand the Orizaba will not re-
turn to San Juan, and as the Uncle Sam
and Cortes are at Panama waiting orders,
Nicaragua appears to be cut off from direct
steamer communication with the United
States The passengers that went out by
the Oorzaba and started up the San Juan
river are in very bad situation. The
Costa Ricans are in possession of Virgin
Bay and SanJuan del Sur and even if these
passengers coudreach the Pacific thcr is no
steamer there to take them to their dcsti-
nation If they return to Greytown their
case is but little bettered. There are fears
entertained here that they are still detained
on the river and that many of them will fall
victims to the climate and to hunger They
are now out ffty-fye days from New York.
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BIRTHS

On the 2nd inst at Weavervillc, the lady of ].
0. TOWER. ESQ, of a Son.
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County Scrip Wanted.

rTNHE highest price will be paid for Five Thou
l. sand Dollars in Trinity County Scrip,
Warrants of any and all issues, ase eer snv o.
mount bought. Apply to JOHN O. BURCH,
Weaver April 26, 1856. l4-tf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-30
No. 56l.l
Notice of the withdrawal OF Lands In Mich.


IN pursuance of the Congress approved Sd June 1850
king grant land the state OF MICHIGAN 10 aid tbs
railroads said State, instructions
this Office 70 the registers and receivers continue
from sale and location Of the following described
probably falling within the prescribed limits OF selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph he
30lb OF May last, TO wit;
Office at All the lands the district In the odAerH
nasa range and II and south OF township
northern pntna, all lands north OF
80, and west Of range 10 west. $40 .l lien
Office andsin the district, all those
ships II, l2, 10, and IA lying west Of range IA wesi
Ohce at GKsEsrK: All lands DISTRICT except
townships north Of township IL and Of
north Of township 10 and east ofrange
Office All the lands in the district lying between
townships and II north, and all situated Of
Office KALAMAZOO All the lands in the district lying
range6 west.
Once SAuLT Str MARIE All the lands In the district situated
south Of wnship 81, in ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive.
South OF township 50, In ~ 20 81 Inclusive.
South OF township So, in ranges IS and 10.
South Of township 81, in ranges 81 and 80.
North Of township 40, in ranges 30 and 40j and
North oftownship 40, in ranges Al and A.
These lster embracing nearly al the lands advertised In d
Presidents proclamation No. 5a be offered July Sssa
Ste Marie which will therefore, be offered the public
therein ordered. asa#ss.. #ss.
my hand, General Land Once city
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June H-1aw6wt Intel 4 Star Commissioners.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-30
I No. 500. |
Notice
Intel. s. Star.
June 81 law6w

Of WuAdra,eaL Of Lands in Louisiana
~ pursuance OF the ACT of Congress- approved Sd June 1856
OF Louisiana, ala In
scnn said state, instructions have just
continue the reservation from
following
prescribed limits OF selection
heretofore ordered ny Telegraph on e
3lst 81 May last, VIZ
NArcHrocHEs all the lands In the district erecpt as
follows:
Townships to -, inclusive, Of range 4.
Townships 10 10, inclusive, Of range 5.
Il wnshps 10 ~, inclusive, Of range D.
townships II TO A. Inclusive of ranges and 6, and
Townships Is and Il, of ranges . and 10.
Once MoNRoE lands district situated in town
which lie rest Of east and town
inclusive, between and
once at OPELousAs situated north
line and OF the principal meridian, together with
The following:
4 nwnshp north, ranges and 2
To south, inclusive, of and west
TOWNSHIPS inclusive, of 3, 4, and
Townships | and > south, of ranges and west
Townships south, inclusive, Of ranges and ca
To TO IL south, inclusive, Of range 3 east
- south, inclusive, Of range east.
Tuwnsips 4 10 II SOUTH inclusive, OF range ; east
TO IS south, inclusive, of range o east
all thu townships east Of range east and south Of
township south.
Once all the lands the district between
, East md 10 east
One At Nav ORLEANS all the townships situated
rangr Of the Mississippi and the
Iollowrrs tying peSt OF the Msss hppl river, viz
Tow ships 10, inclusive, Of ranges u and 10,
10 H. inclusive between ranges - and H.
~ 49, iGcuEIve between 10 aud 90 and
townships - to y, inclusive lying east Of range 49,
tIyra und, M hand, At Once, city
Washington, this elh day Of June 1854.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Junr 4o-luw6w Intel star Commissioner