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~ DIR. Peachy, corner OF Governor and
Franklin SITS over Dogsstt Anderson.
Office students have access to Library and ANTON.
zeal plates ffuil set.) NH 2l-lms
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TT-EoRAPHIC NEWS.
RFpoRTED FoK THE DIsrArc
FIre In Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, March IS, p. M--Rsgland's ex'
tensive stables on Bank street, were destroyed ny
Hre to night, with large quantity OF provender.-
The property was partially insured In me Valiey
Compauy.
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DEATH OF Gov. BLACKsEAKE-We hear Il re-
ported that this venerable Indian Chief died at his
residence near Co Id Sprng,N. Y, a short time
since. We have no further particulars His age
must hare been from log to lilo wears
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

q An Enquiry.-What has become OF
the Report prorsised By the Council, TO be made ~
the 18th of Veterinary last Of the condition OF the AZ
fairs Of the cityf Dothsy intend 70 wait nnti after
the election In Aprill kNOW-NOTHIN0
NH 26-lt WANFfNo Liohi
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IT. III m e d Company. 80 Twenty
shares of Stock in the Homestead Company for sals
at this Office The holder 10 anxious to SELL Purcha-
sers can get fve ten twenty shares to suit their
coovenieuce NH Pts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TPrinting and Phosoern ukv---THerr /.
great similarity between these two useful syts. a
economies time wonderfully. While printing yu
tography dupcsies the face more rapidly than tba
pencil and as the face l. the mirror Of ths mind te
whils boxing at SIMONy pictures Of our treat st.sss
men. NIB z5--.ss
~ Abel u. Mayo. will be found h~re
after at the clerks Office of the Federal Court Bosh
er's Hail. corner Of 9th and Main.
He will attend particularly to CoEvgYANcIxe and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS Of every description
and CoPYIrc.
Memorsnds Left with his father, Joseph Mayo, Esa
or at his Office In the City Hail. viii be duly attend
cd to.
He will also take Dispositions, and attend to all
other business Of NOTARY PUBLIC. jsA-Sm
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PART SEcosp-(Sscular.)

FART oECOHD-t Sscup0f1
For the Million.
/ OVERTURE. ......................BoY ELpIEU.
From the comic Opera, Jeande Paris Performed
by the Orch estra. -
2. COPENHAGEN CASINO WALTZES. LuMBYE
Performed by the Or hsstra.
SOMMER'S SALON ..GUNeL.
Performed by the Orchestra.
4. Ell JALEO DE PARIS. .........:..V. BUSCH
Dance, composed in the Spanish popular style, and
dedicated to H. NJ. Eugene, Empress OF the
French. Performed by the Orchestra.
s. FLORA QUADRILLE............ STRAUSS
Performed by the Orchestra.
6. BIOLOGICAL PIECE:
SIC SEMPER TYRANS1S.
Or the Invincibility of the Union! GRAND MARCH
OF HOMAGE. Composed for this occasion. and most
respectfully inscribed to His Excelency, HENRY A
WISE, Governor of the State of Virginia. By v
BUSCH.
CONDUCTOR. .....................'..s oUSCn
R-Tickets 50 cents-to be had at the Music Store
of Mr. TAYLOR, at the book stores of Messrs. Wood
house L Co and Harold & Murray, and at the en-
trance to the Hall.
EY- Doors will be open at O'Clock, precisely.
25-d4t
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~ Mcchanics' Benev0lenf s0cfefy...Tne
Mechanics of Richmond and its vicinity, are request.
ed to attend adjourned meeting A. me msrqoro
nnr 18th inst at o'clock r NJ. for the purpose OF
''1 nh Is IT. NU MOTT, Chairman.
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~Dr. James DOve--on1ce corner of Bank
and 9th streets opposite the Bell House ia SIM
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sAHDEEN skEDr.-Ad ditionnI supplies
~ OF sinelsir's celebrated Southern Garden Seeds,
mueh better adapted to our climate than seeds grown
at the North Sold by
mha BENNETT. BEERS FISHER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Vol X Nj A X B U H.,
(Or CoPEsHAGEN)
Titular Orchestral Conductor and Composer to Fl. NJ
the King of Denmark, for the present Professor OF
the Piano Forte, Harmony and Instrumentation in
the city of Richmond,
Begs leave to inform the public of the above city,
that he will give
GRAND CONCERT!
METROPOLITAN HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 2sTH, 1856,
AT THREE QUARTERS PAST o'cL'K PRECISELY,
Assisted by
An Efficient Instrumental Orchestra,
Numbering more than twenty performers, compos.
ed of all the members of the Excellent Oreaestrd at
the Richmond Theatre, of come of the members OF the
MUSICAL AMATEUR CLUB OF RICHMOND,
Lately established and conducted by him. and of some
of the 1nusisans from the ARMORY BAND.
PROGRAMME
PART FIRsr-fSemi-Sacred)
Principally consecrated connosseurs and lovers OF
the Musical Art.
/. FUNERAL MARCH. bosGa,
and awarded the first Musical Prize OF the three
Scandinavian Kingdoms, Denmark, Sweden and
MGws y sas Flute snd c.one
Composed for Soprano and Contrsto voice n;, 10
Piano accompaniment, by John J. Fry, OF Rich
ord Arnsedd 10. ne s0GT by TWO
members of the Musical Amateur Ciuo Oh hlch-
mond.
8. THE SERENADE, by. ..scHuBERT.
The unriyaIled and most charming of all this cele-
brated composers songs for . single voice; ~
general request arranged for this occasion, oy V.
Busch, and performed by the Orchestra
A. SOLO for the original Trombone Basso,
Composed for this concert by. .....V. BUSCH
Introducing themes from Meyerbeer's Robert lie
Diable; Rossini's Otello and as conclusion, the
grand American National Anthem, HAIL CoLuM-
BIA All solo for the above majestic instrument,
to accompaniment of the Orchestra Performed
by Mr. Ericsson, of Stockholm, member OF the
Musical Amateur Club of Richmond
5. LADIEU, (The Last Greeting, )... ..ScHUBE RI
One of the most beautiful compositions OF that i'm
mortal composer. Arranged by V. Busch Per
formed by the Orchestra.
6. THE XIII PSALM OF DAVID, The Lord ia
my Shepherd "....'.....; 49,: = GhuBkRI
Composed for two Soprano and two ContIalto VOICES
to accompaniment of the Piano.
The four parts for tho voices, arranged Tor two
Comets and two Alto Horns, will be performed
Ito accompa niment of the Orchestra, arranged by
" BuscH) by four gentlemen, members OF the
Orchestra.
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MRS. EDDINS can accommodate seve-
lSl Ia families and gentlemen with pleasant we'll
furnished rooms. Residence, Governor street, second
door below P. H. Taylors Music store.
NH 26-Stt
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LOST.

LOST
OST OR MISLAID--A negotiable note
L. for s50o0 d avn by myself and payable to my
order dated 22d March, 1885, payable at the Exchange
Bank of Va. at Richmond, four months after date
This is to forewarnsa persons from trading for the
same and any person finding it. by leaving it the store
of Mr. Alfred Moses will be suitably rewarded
NH 2S3t MICL HAhT.
II OST VICTORINE.-On Saturday, L. M
IL between Sycamore Church and 10th street. The
finder will please leave it at this Office.
NH 25-2t*
4 OST.--SeveraI bonds executed by "
IL Gibson to - Sishols; for the delivery OF which,
at this office reward of $50 will be paid.
NH "a If
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- FIVE pol l. AXIS kEWAID..-
al kansway from the ''star Saloon" in this city,
on SUNDAY Evening I'D iIsisnt snegro
81. feet nine inches high, very slender make. Gin
ger bread color. He was hired BY as from hessrs.
rabb & Son. and belongs to MI. TaheterTo, o. Glou.
c-,ter The above rewsrd will be paid for said negro
If delivered tot
NH 26-ltt A. x +. CCMMlNS
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COOPER,S TOOLS.-.Just to hand fine
~ assortment of Coopers Crows Dubbipg Knives.
Drawing Knives Cooper's Trowels, and Levelns
Planes all of which will sell low
THEO. ROBERTSON,
Inporter and dealer in Foreign and Domestic
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1QSc .-OPENING SPRING STOCK.--
lou. GROSHONG l. TUPMAN will open this
day their assorted lines of Spring Clothing and Fur
jus. completed the enlargement aud re-fttns their
store, Ito Main street, in order to accommodate the
large stock introduced for the they invite
tenton assuring their customers that the assortment
in style and quality will be found plete and adapt
ed to the wants and of al interested. Induce
ments will be offered rarely equalled and certainly
not excelled in this market Look out for bargains
in Clothing, as we are determined to satisfy oar
friends. GROSHONG l. TUPMAN,
NH IS 40 Main st.
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YOU CAN BUY the best KID GLOVES,
Il slightly spotted. at 75c. pair Stocks at so and
62kc, worth double the money; Umbrellas very cheap;
a nice lot of superior Shirts better cannot De had
heavy Silk Undershirts Gauze Merno do, just the
article for Spring and Summer use; Silk and Linen
Hdkfs; Coats Vests and Pants be sold this week
some price as shall positively sell the remainder of
my stock at auction Monday next the 3lst inst
Gail soon you will miss the chance. All of The
above is certainly so. ABRAHAM LEVY,
NH Main 81 nnnneita ST Charlea HnfaI
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The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13

VNO TIL E AFFLICTED-DR L. J. CZAP-
l. KAY, late Of the hungarian Army, and chief
Physician Of the Hospital fPesth, has established
in the city of San Francisco a MEDICAL INSTI-
TUTE for the treatment of diseases of the Brain,
Lungs, Liver Stomach, Kidneys and Gcnito-
Urinary Organs. These last diseases the Doctor
has been induced to add in consequence of the
daily evidence of the evils consequent upOn the
malpractice generally pursued by advertising en-
prizes, whose conduct eXcmples the truth that
MANS uhumanity to man makes countless thous-
auds mourn"
The Doctors thorough knowledge of the prin-
cipcs of Physiology and Pathology, and the mo-
dus Operand of the agents embraced in our Ma
tcria Mcdca, is guarantee of the assurance that
all will be treated in accordance with the estab-
lished principles Of Medical Science, and the i'm
provcmcnts made therein. The gradual accumu-
lation of valuable information since the day OF
IIippocrates, and the exclusion of such agents as
have proved inert have left the regular prac-
titiOner the means WhCrcWith to combat success
fully the ills to which flesh is heir Especially is
this true in reference to that branch Of the Science
to which Cupidity has invited charlatanry. much
to the derimCnt of the unfortunate and credulous.
With a view to cOuntcTact the evils which flow
from this source, the Doctor is happy to give tho
guarantee of a safe speedy. ana cncctual cure to
all who may seek his assistance, and complete i'm
munity from evil after consequences.
1t often happens that the abuse of instructive
passion leads to fearful consequences, unless tho
aid of the physician is made available to arrest
these certain and runous results Among the
symptoms arising from this cause, the following
may be enumerated: Confusion of ideas, loss of
memory, destruction of the nervous equilibrium,
timidity and headache loss of mental power, par
tial and complete dCmenta; these oftcntimes ter
minating in death. For the amcloration of these
symptoms, and the avoidance of so fearful con-
sequence, the Doctor offers his services and guar
antecs in all cases perfect satisfaction.
In pyscntery. DiaThna, Rhuematc Affections,
and other diseases incident to this climate. assu-
rance is given of speedy relief. All consultations
by letter or otherwise free. Address to
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, Armory Hall Building, cor
ncr OF Sacramento and Montgomery streets San
Francisco. n279m
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13

Article 8. For every colony there will be
destined 11000 acres, out Of which 1000
will be reserved for the place where the fu-
ture village or city shall stand, and 10000
will be given for cultivation.
Article 4. From every 1000 that shall be
reserved for the houses of the village OF the
colony, each colonst shall receive for his
place of residence twenty meters front and
one hundred in length, to build upon.
Article s. The ten thousand acres will
also be divided between the colonistS, SO
that every emigrant shall receive for his use
one hundred acres
Article g. For the first three years the
emgrant shall pay no duty whatever, or no
contributions of any kind All emigrantS
Will be permitted to introduce to the colony,
free of duty all kinds of grain, field and ag-
ricultural instruments, and whatever they
bring for their personal use or for that of
the place Of their residence.
Offices are being established in New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore,
for the purpose of assisting emigrants to
reach these colonies
ANY person desiriug to emigrate must ap-
ply to the agent, and he is Immediately
taken to the Mexican Consul, who gives
him certificate on printed letter Of rec
ommendation. This certifcrte he presents
on his arrival at the port Of Vera Cruz, and
Immediately receives a free passage to the
place of destination. He has also the priv
ilege of importing free Of duty, all articles
for agricultural or personal use.
The best plan to adopt going to Vera
Cruz is to 90 to by the regular line estab-
lshed between New York and Vera Cruz,
which leave the former port monthly, and
make the passage in from fourteen to twenty
days.
The government has published decree
that all vessels carrying emigrants to MeXi-
co shall be free of tonnage taxes.
This liberal policy cannot be too much
commended. If little North American en-
igration is to be expected, Italy, France and
Germany will contribute largely.
But one thing is certain. Unless the
secular power Of the church is entirely bro
ken up in Mexico, it can never hope for sta
bility. We hope sincerely that the liberal
party of the county will adhere iuhexibly to
its present policy.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13
COUNTY ASSES SMENT S
for. 1886 ~.

T0IIE ATTENTION OF OWNERS and Agents
/ of Real Estate and Personal Property within
the County Of Trinity. is hereby directed to the
provisions Of the Public Revenue Act of the State
orCaifornia, requiring them to furnish statements
Of the same to the County Assessor; specifying
the exact boundaries Of the Real Estate with the
buildings and improvements thereon together
with the value of all Personal Property, including
goods and chattles of every description all Cash.
Monicd Stock, Notes, Bonds. Mortgages, &c, &C.,
whether owned, or held in trust for others.
gzl1~ If any person shall be guilty of giving q
false list of property, under the oath required by
law, such person shall be liable to Indictment for
perjury, and the property shall be liable to three
times the usual tax.
Da5~ The assessment of all property of persons
refusing to give list, will be doubled by the
Board Of Equalization. Blank statements may be
had on application at this Office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13
humboldt Shaving Saloon,
AND Bath ROOMS.

lTdIH DITUVI, " NEUNCTVIIC.
IN1IE UNDERSIGNED announces that his Es-
l. tablishmcnt, so long known to the public, has
recently undergone thorough repairs and altcra-
tons, and been fitted up in style of elegance nm
surpassed by any similar house in Northern Cali
forna. 1t has been his aim to make it an agree
able and delightful resort for gentlemen desirous
of undergoing tonsorial operations, or to employ
water as a detergent agent.
His arrangements for Bathing are hard to beat
The proprietor scarcely deems it necessary to say
much in reference toit superiority, to those who
have already honorcd him with their patronage,
except to assure them that it is very much i'm
proved in every respect.
No pains will be SPACED to make his Saloon a
pleasant place ofresort.
ISAAC DIXON.
Wcavcrville, Nov. II, 1850 nl4-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13
YE THAT SUFFER, READ READ !READ
DR.. Pareira's Great Italian Remedy

For the certain and specify care Of Diseases Of Pri-
cate NatYe--n0 alatter h0w long StaHdihg-lcM-
out any injury to the Sysiaa, or change Of diet!
IT NEVER HAS FAHED-rr CANNOT FAB. TO CURE
IT III S Invaluable specific first introduced into
l. Pisa some fifty years since, soon became sowcll
known as a CERTAIN CURE, that in every town and
city not only on the Continent but also in Great
Britain, the demand for it was so great, its merits
50 astounding that in less than one year from its
Introduction it had supplantcd all other remedies.
The Medical Faculty Of the different cities of Eu-
rope were compelled to acknowledge its woudcr-
ful mastery over disease PrOprictOrs Of other
medicines, jealous of its sway. vainly cndeavorcd
to stay its progress. Like grass before the NOW
er their efforts fell to the ground and like fire
on the prairics sweeping all before it. its onward
march became triumphant 1t stood forth upon
its merits discerning public saw, tried and were
convinced of its magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by DR.. Pareira from the sale OF
it during the six years he prepared it, alone bore
witness to its miraculous merits At the death
of the Doctor, the recipe was bcqucathcd to his
son. who lately introduced the remedy into the
United States. The number Of CURES it has al
ready made is astonishing. Thousands and tens
of thousands can bear testimony to its efficacy.
All who use it, 1T WILL CURE with safety
speed and certainty that no other medicine has
ever possessed.
Resort to no Quacll Nostrums Use a remedy
that has been tried for the last fifty years, and
was never known to fail
THIS GREAT REMEDY
Is WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE
Beware of Countcrlcits.-Thc extensive sale Of
this wonderful medicine has already caused some
person or persons palm off upon the unsuspcct-
ing spurious compound closely resembling the
original. BE particular to bny none without the
written signature Of PARElRA, VI. d.. on the
outside wrapper of each bottle. All others are
counterfeit, and their compounders will be pun
ishcd with the utmost rigor Of the law.
PRIcE-Thrcc Dollars per Buttlc. For sale by
d. BahcOck, sole Agent for California. Oregon
and the Sandwich Islands, to whom all orders
must be addressed. u. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist,
II Davis St., between Clay and Washington,
San Francisco.
Also, for sale by Druggists generally through,
out the states.
AGENTS.
DAWSON e HARRIS, Agents, Weavervillc.
w. II. Gatlin Agent for Sisliyou county.
Child e Worthcn, Placcrcillc.
Rice, Coffin IL Co., Marysylc
r.. X. Starkwcathcr, Stockton.
b. Shurtlef, Shasta Drug Store, Shasta.
w. II. Bruncr. Sonora.
Justin Gates, Jr.. Sacramento.
DR.. r. W. Carr Downievillc.
DR.. John Lark, Nevada.
DR.. W. Gatlini Treka
Dr. j. b. Winston, Los Angeles
Whalcy Il Morse, San Diego.
George l.. story, Portland, o. T.
July 49, 1855. 2G-3m
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J. w. SULLIVAN'S

Great Pacific Emporium m, /,
Post Office Buildings, corner Clay and hearhy
streets. San Francisco.
TIIE Proprietor has, after long and arduous
i labor, aud serious expense, succeeded III or
ganizng arrangements with Steamers Liners.
Expresses. Agencies, and Mails in different coun-
ties. far and near, by which he is enabled to sup
ply greater variety and amount of the best
NEWSPAPERS,
MAGAZINES,
AND REVIEWS,
than any other establishment on the Pacific.
Agents and Dealers
Are respectfully informed that owing to the am
pie resources of the establishment, and the great
economy of its management the Proprietor is at
all times happy and ready to execute their de-
mands at the LOWEST PRICES.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13
POLL TAX-S3.

Particular attention is directed to the following
section of the Revenue Act: Each male inllab-
tant of this State, twenty-one years of age
and under fifty years of age shall pay to the
County Assessor a Poll Tax Of Three Dollars for
the use Of the State and County; and to enforce
the collection of the same the County Assessor
may seize so much of any and every species of
property, in possession Of the person refusing to
pay, as will be sufficient to pay such Poll Tax
with the costs Of seizure and SALE and he may sell
the same, upon giving verbal notice One Hour
previous to such sale" d. W. POTTER,
County Assessor.
Office on Court Street, Weavervillo.
May 10, 1856. 1G-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13

SHocKING.-A letter from Paris, publish
ed in a London paper, after describing the
ceremonies attendant upon the baptism Of
the imperial baby, adds the following:
In the midst Of all this splendid turmoil
comes gossiping stories, innuendos, and more
direct charges, all affecting the dignity, if
they do not endanger the stability of the
present regime. The Empress is sneered Of
by the courtiers for having had tie gancAer-
ie to stoop and pick up diamond which had
fallen from her diadem. This is even thought
TO be worse than former blunder which
she committed in picking up handkerchief
which she had dropped
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13
Advertising in the Atlantic
States.

L. P. F. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States.
fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wish to advertise in any section of the Union, Of
doing so at the lowest rates, and in prompt and
satisfactory manner.
All so disposed, are invited to call on him and
leave their orders
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13
Notice.

.HAVING purchased the interest of Dawson &
l. l. Harris, in their Drug and Book Store, shall
hereafter conduct the business, expecting to meet
share of public patronage.
By the terms of sale, all accounts due the late
firm of Dawson * Harris are mine and will be
collected by me. An early settlement is request
ed. H. W. ANDERSON.
, Weaver Aug 2, 1856. 28-tf