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The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
The Worlds Progress in Science.

A writer in the North British Reuieac,
speaking Of the wonderful advances science
has made in the past quarter of century,
thus comments
a. 1t is curious and deeply instructing to
observe how much of the advance which
mankind has made in some Of the most es-
sential branches Ct material Improvement
has been effected within the last quarter of
. century and OH the other hand, in how
many departments human intelligence reach
ed its eliminating point ages ago. 1t is not
likely that the world will ever see more
perfect poet than Homer, grander states
man than PeriChes, sublmer or more com
prehensiye philosopher than Plato, sculptor
equal to PhidiaS, painter superior to
Raphael. In the fine arts, and in specula-
tive thought, our remoteSt ancestors are still
our masters. In science and applications
the order of precedence is reversed, and our
own age has been more prolific and amazing
than the aggregate 0! all the ages which
have gone before us. Take two points only,
the most obvious and the most signal
locomotion and the transmission Of intelli-
gence. At the earliest period of authentic
history, men travelled as fast as in the year
1880 Nmrod got over the ground at the
rate Of ten or twelve miles an hour Napo-
leon could 90 no faster Between 1880 and
l640, we raised the maximum of speed from
ten miles to seventy The first six thou
sand years did nothing, or next to nothing
the next six years did everything reached
the limits of possible achievement in this di-
rection for no one imagines that any
greater speed is attainabIe or would be
bearable. Again it is probable that
Abraham sent messages to Lot just as rapid
ly as Frederick the Great, or George III
transmitted orders to their generals or ad-
mlralS In 1894, the old wooden telegraph
was invented, and made a CERTAIN though q
partial and slight advance But, with this
exception, the rate at which intelligence
could be conveyed had remained stationary
al that Of ordinary locomoton on horseback
up TO 1890 In 1910 we communicated at
the velocity of twelve miles an hour. III
1850, We communicated over immea>urable
distances III inappreciably mtniGeSimal sub
divisions of time. The experiment was
made, and message was transmitted from
Belgrade to Liverpool inst,ntancou>'y.-
Here, too, at single leap, we have reached
the ne plus ultra' Of earthly probability
In ten yearS-nay, in iye-we have reached
the vast space between the speed OF horse
and the speed of lightning "-New Korh
Journal Of Commerce.
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WILL Vigilance" on Kearney street,
please call on us at his earliest convenience ?
We are on the tract, but need little more
informatiOn-Bu
We would like to see the Bulletin man
on a track. We would be tempted to use
his favorite expression" o, you hound p
-llarysriHe Express.
And we should Ike to see the Expres.
man ahead We would be tempted to uSt
the fayorte expression Go it, little 'un
Dig out, like the deyil-Gt"-Sierra
Cstlzen
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FRANK BAKER,
36-3m. ll0 and IL Clay ST., San Francisco.
COUNTY ASSES SMENTS
for 1856 ~.

TNHE ATTENTION OF OWNERS and Agents
] of Real Estate and Personal Property within
the County of Trinty.is hereby directed to the
provisions Of the Public Revenue Act of the State
ofCalfornia. 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 chattes of every description all Cash,
Monied Stock. Notes. Bonds. Mortgages, &c, &c,
whether owned. or held in trust for others
no If any person shall be guilty of giving a
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.
&o~ The assessment of all property of persons
refusing to give a list will be doubled by the
Board of Equalization. Blank statements may be
had on application al this office.
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SI-pEnNIenR IsTnL.T 70 III

TT RIA lt-'jlt i|i.Ni t4'i -'''. iti'
horta F6ik Ere 5lc'-C. touty and =. Smith,
Judges Geo che. Inspector. Polls to be open
at II. q. Adams house.
BgFht Prcciaci.-p. P Wocdmar and John
T. Weaver, Judges; G. II Bunker Inspector
Polls to be open at B. d. Murphys house,
Cor Bar Pge-thct-B. S. AchInaI aud Henry
Chiffon, judges; Ial,,y Eay,r. Inspector. Polls
to be open al $ mmuus' trading post
TtglorS F.tPrscjHc1.-J iIouck and NJ. Meyers,
Judges J. w. Wnslcue. Inspector Polls to DE
open at G. B. J. Clements house.
lgp,H, HaHca PreraG.--J. Ninlccl and A. J.
Tinslcy, Judges j. McCamcfon, Inspector
Polls to be opcu at DurAec'S ranch house.
N,c Hircr Precna.--J. Slater and G. W. Quinn
by, Judges G.. W. Davis, Inspector. Polls to
be open at G. W. Davs's trading post AT the
junction of North and East Forks Of New River.
Radanohe Precinct- " IN. Walton and Il. Baycr,
Judges p. Daniels, Inspector Polls to be open
at L. Bayer'o trading post.
East Fort PTsc act-John Clark and J. IIuss,
Judges b. P. briggs Inspector. Polls to be
open at Townsend Co.'s trading post
Canon & ty PrecHct.-R Shaw and j. p. Wright
Judges S, :. Gilman. Inspector. Polls to be
open at Scbastopol House."
TySoas PrejHcl--J. ". Statlcr and ]. Runyon,
Judges; --->''llers, Insp, ctor Polls to be open
at Ruuyon s. Cozad's trading post.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
II. }. SEAMAN, Clerk.
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IIumbOIGG Shaving saloon,
AND BATH ROOMS,
No. nLrnn1 NJ,

Nam NIToot. NCayUviIIo.
U7ITE UNDERSIGNED announces that lis Is
i tablishmont so long known to thepuhic, has
recently undergone thorough repairs and altcra-
tons, and been fitted up in q style Of elegance I'M
surpassed by any similar house in Northern Cali
fornia 1t has been his aim to make it an agree
able and delightful resort for gentlemen dcsrous
of undergoing tonsorial operations, or to employ
water as detergent agent.
His arrangements for Bathing are hard to beat.
The proprietor scarcely deems it necessary TO saw
much in reference to its superiority, To those who
nave a'te"uy nolHICu n." nm, WIN iheIr patronage,
proved in every respect.
No pains will be spaIed to make his Saloon a
pleasant place ofrosor,.
ISAAC DIXON,
Wcayeryillc, Nov. Il, l655. nlLU
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THAT aCFtEE READ! READ!!REA8g ,


Tor the certain ant specify cure Of Diseases of pri
tH'e Na'ae-h0 matter h0W long SiaHd.nd-,cuh-
out GHY nyWY 10 the SYSen or chdnge Of diet!
II NEVER HAS FILEn--IT CANNOT FAIL TO ct,Rrr
~ II ; Invaluable specific first introduced info,
4 liaa some nifty years since, soon became so welT
KNOWN as a CERTAIN CURE, that in every town and
city not only on the Continent but also in Croot
Britain the demand for it was so great IFS marit.
so astounding, that in less than one year from II.
INTRODUCTION ID Aad supplantcd all other remedies
Inc Ne'ucal Faculty of The different cities of Fu
rope were compelled to acknowledge its wouder-
iul mastery over disease. Proprietors of other
meaicIhta' jealous 81 its sway, vainly endeayored
10 s'"! It's progress. Like grass before the now
er, thc'f tH0Its fell to the ground and like fro
on the pyaries, sweeping all before it. IFS onua.s
m0rch hccama triumphant. 1t stood forth mon
lis merits discerning public saw, tried and Iroro
convinced OF Its magical virtues The ymasirs
fortune acquired Iy DR.. Pareira from The sale M
II during me SIX years he prepared it. alone bor.
"'uts2 10 us miraculous merits At the death
oi 'Ac DOCTOR, tAe recipe was bequeathed to his
son, who lately introduced the remedy into ths
United States. The number of CURES il has oI-
ready made is astonishing. Thousands and ton.
0! thousands can bear testimony to its cfsooc,
All who use it. IT WILL CURE, with n sa&t,.
speed and certainty that no other medicine H..
ever possessed. ""'
Resort to 10 QUoek Nostrums! Use ,ouoa.
that la, been tried for the last fifty years ana
was never known to fail. "AN
THIS GREAT REMEDY
l. WARRANTED PURELY VEGETADTEt,
LcNare o! tountcrcis.-The extensive soIo 90
ms wonderful medicine has already caused soma
person "r persons toPaIm off upon the unsuspect.
i"E spurious compound closely resembling tho
original Sc particular to buy none without tho
written sigRture Of PAREIRA, NJ. D.. on tho
outside wrapper OF each bottle. All Others mr..
eounterieit ana their compoundcrs will Ina n''n e
.shed with the utmost rigor Of the law pun
PMCE-Ihrec Dollars per Buttle. For eoIo l..
D. Habcock, sole Agent for California 0ro,.nyy ~
and the Sandwich Islands. to whom nh VSot nnIS
must he addressed. D. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Drurgist
a DAVIS st., between Clay and WasIington
Also for sale by Druggists gcncraIlv rail- rt5o'Seo~ 5pom%S
out the states. '"''ueh'
DAWSON 4 HARRIS. Aeents Weavorr;uo
". Il, G0tlih, Agent forSiskiyou countr '''o~
thlN x WNttAcR, PlaoerelIC
Rice, toiiA 4 Co.. Marysyilje
Il, X SUkWeather, stockton
y, eha'tIo!f Shasta Drug Storl Sbas,.
y, i. lFuRer, sonora.
Justin Gates, Jr, Sacramento
l'F Ii, ", Carr, Downieyile
Dr. IuAn Lark, Nevada
Dr. W. GatliG, Ircka
Dr. j.. Z, Winston, Los Au.,,.A
Nhaley \ Nayse, San D..o
George L. Story Portl IL III.
July 10. 1853. - n
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NECESSITY OF AMUSEMENT Sir John Her
schel, who is not too great philosopher TO
be large-hearted man, very truly says:
"There is want too much lost sight of
in our estimate of the privationS of the hum
bier classes, though it is one of the most in
cesscntly craving of all our wants. and is
actually the impeling power which, in the
vast majority of cases, urges men into vice
and crime. 1T is the want of amusement
1t is in vain to decaim against it, Equally
with any other principle of our nature, it
calls for its natural indulgence, and We can
not be permanently debarrcd from it, with
out sourng the temper and spelling the char
acter Like the indulgence of all other ap-
petiteS, it only requires to be kept within
due bounds, and turned upon innocent or
beneficial objects, TO become a spring of
happiness but gratfed to a certain moder-
ate extent it must be, in the case Of every
man, if we desire him to be either a useful.
sctiye or contented member of society. Now,
] would ask, what provision do we find for
the cheap and innocent and daily amusement
of the mass of the laboring population of
England What sort of resources have
they to call up the cheerfulneSs Of their
spirits, and chase away the cloud from their
brow, after the fatigue Of days hard work,
or the stupeiying monOtony Of some seden-
tsry occupation Z"
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01

-. lowing Newspapers. published in Calfor
MIA. Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands:
Sacramento Union; San Joaquin Republican
Stockton; Marysyile Herald; Nevada Journal;
Columbia Gazette Grass Valley Telegraph
Shasta Courier; Empire Argus Colonial Noun
tain Democrat, Placervlle; Amador Sentinel
Jackson; Yrcka Union; Wcavcrville Democrat;
Pctaluma Journal; San Jose Telegraph; Califor-
MIA Farmer, Sacramento City; Southern Calfor
nian. Los Angeles; San Diego Herald; Orego-
man. Portland, q, r.; Oregon Statesman, W. T
Pioneer and Democrat. Olympia, Puget Sound;
POlyncsian. Honolulu.
\. ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRlP-
TIONS solicited for the above named Papers.
Files Of the principal Papers of California and
Oregon may be found at this Office.
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TRINITY COUNTY
nCtS

ORDERED, that the election precincts through
OOut the County shall be established in the pla-
ces hereinafter mentioned. Also, the Judges and
Inspectors and that all precincts not provided for
in this order are hereby abolished.
SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. l.
Trinity Center Precjnct-A. j. Myers and S.
King Judges b. f. Simonds, Inspector Polls
to he open at Chadbournc's ranch house
RdgerWe Precmc.-E. Campbell and S. NJ
Lane Judges John II. Hutchinson. Insp, ctor,
Polls to be open at the village of r dgevilic
Bates Ranch Prermct.--E Dunlap aud =. Bates,
Judges Daniel Rice, Inspector Polls to be
open at Bates Ranch house.
.Hooney'S Ranch Precinct--John w. Quick and
-Gaincs Judges d. J. Calvin, Inspector
Polls to be open at Wrinkle u Landwer's trading
post.
Le,cisfon Precinct.-O. Phillips and j. Hull,
Judges s. V. ChamhrIin, Inspector. Polls to
be open at Woods Bridge house
Grass IaHey PrecHcl.--F. NJ. Lowdcn and J.
Curry, Judges Il. Calk, Inspector. Polls to be
open at the Grass Valley Ranch house,
Indian Greek Precind--JOhn Stuart and n.
Knapp, Judges Frank Wells, Inspector Polls
to be open at Stuart's trading post.
Point Bar Prermct.-B. Cook and W. Stilwell,
Judges A. Lawrence, Inspector. Polls to be
open at Bennett Cooks trading post.
SUPERVISOR DISTRICT no. II.
Kanaha Bar Preciaa-M. w. Personette and
John White, Judges VIM. Kincado, Inspector.
Polls to be open at Stanhope and CoX's trading
post
Steiner's Ranch Prec 'nct.--C W. Furbur and II.
johnson, judges ; Nelson Bates, Inspector, Polls
to be open at Steincr's Ranch house.
arkansas Dam Prssjact-S. Dexter and George
Grover, Judges Charles Live, Inspector Polls
to he open at j. Lincolin's trading post.
Mouth Of Canon Creek-Wm. Simpson and John
Hooker, Judges j. W, Carter, Inspector. Polls
to he open at John w. Carter's House.
Dragon G,dch Precinct,-R. Bugbee and John
Kemp, Judges A. j. Felter, Inspector. Polls to
be open at the Oregon Gulch House"
Georges PrtciaHt.-S. lloagland and W. Doane,
Judges; b. NJ George, Inspector. Polls to be
open at b. NJ. Georges House.
Ruch's Precind.-W. Drinkwater and l. Wilson,
Judges j. j. Grant, Inspector. Polls to be open
ut NJ Ruch's house.
HeaUeypiHe Precinct.-Fred. Walter and James
Tinnin, Judges s. X, Turner, Inspector. Polls
10 ho open 81 he 'ou Hnuse
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POLL TAX-S3.

Particular attention is directed to the following
section of the Revenue Act " Each male inhab-
tant Of this state, over tWenty-One years of age
and under fifty years of age shall pay to the
County Assessor 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 a verbal notice One Hour
previous to such sale" d. W. POTTER,
County Assessor.
Office on Court Street, Weaverville.
MAY 10. 1886. left
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PAPER HANGINGS & CARPETS.
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST WE'D,
DER LATE ARRIVALS, by FRANK BAKER,
i ITO and 112 Clay street, San Francisco
500 eases Paper IIangings, French and Ameri-
can, every variety;
COCO rolls French and American Borders
500 ps Tapistry Velvet Carpet;
625 ps Tapestry Brussels Carpet;
2S0 ps Three Ply Carpet;
500 ps Superfine Ingram Carpets;
$50 ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpets
200 ps Cotton and Wool Carpets;
l25 ps Stair Carpets, assorted
275 ps Bay State Druggets
500 ps Oil Cloths, assorted;
l-5 ps SILK Damask and Brocatelle
COO ps Cotton and Worstcd Damask
1000 pair Window Shades;
375 par Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtains
5000 Cornccs and Curtain Ba; ds;
$40 dozen Mats, assorted
Stair Rods. Table Covers. Gimps, Frnges, &c
Wholesale and Retail, by
FRANK BAKER,
36-3m. ll0 and IL Clay St, San Francisco.
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" GEM" S SALOON.

I'llE subscriber beEs leave 10 inform his $50
Il friends and The public that he has open. "a 4,
ed the above Saloon, on Main street, Wea- S&
yer, where he will be happy 10 supply them with
Oysters, Ice Cream and all kinds Of refreshments.
at ell hours of the day aud night
Every cxcrlion viii be made on the part of the
Proprietor to please those who may favor him
with their patronage.
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars can he had
at the Bar. ROBERT plNSNORE
Wtavar June o. 1856 .3tf
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THANKS !" muttered our bachelor friend
"no more women in heaven-they can't get
in. There hoops are so broad they will have
to go the broad road None of these fash
ionables can ever crowd through the narrow
gate"
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-pR. BOURNE, WATER CURE PtYeLclAN,

Dr. BOUFtEt EFt CUFtL FHFoIC!AN,
rational either
cluic ofs and
moi
unyW
70 r o
II 0 yer Nervous
andSX SXuald
Apply persona ly,orad lrY r. g
The n the OF
lucr Hearts
Diect and t' n On o ia
tent han a lo il a re
:
ula limo, II dnand
ing andre rel "a and
toth vi and .terN 20no35.
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Fire E7iro 2 Fire 2
SIMS G. FRASER.
-OREGON STREET, NEAR 'FRONT.'
SAN FRANCISCO,

SA" fEANtISCOj
\ TANUFACTURERS of Fire-Proof Doors and
INI Shutters, Bank Vaults, Grating, Balconies.
Railing, &c. dc.
All kinds Of Ilachsmithing done to order.
Second hard SHUTTERS constantly ON hand,
and for sale at LOW RATES.
10 Particular attention paid to Country or
ders. ~5T%
\. B.-Orcgon Street is in front Of the Custom
House. Norih side of " ierchaat's ENchango'
San Francisco. July e. ico6 27-3m
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+ A n CY GOOD =
SMALL WARES, ETC.
Ex * Late Arrivals.
DORTE MONAlEs, Playing Cards Horn

DOR TIE MONAiES, Playing Cards Horn
L Dressing Coms;
Shell Dressing Combs Pass Books
Ind a Rubber Combs. Shot Pouches,
Ladies' Back Combs, Percussion Caps,
Pocket Cutlery, Gold and liver Taces,
Scissors. Gold ard Silver Stars,
Bowie Knives, Gold Scales,
WhalchOnes, Gold Bags,
Porfum,ry. Gauutlcts,
Razors u Razor Strop~ Buck Gloves
Tooth Nail IIar Brsh 5 Elastic Belts.
I.d.an Il, ads, Dress Buttons,
Letter Paper,
LACES. EMBROIDERIES Etc.
Ladies Collars Cuffs ,&c Taffta. x Satin Ribbons
White Goods. Velvet Ribbons
Linen Camlr;cs, Bonnet Silks and Satins.
Linen Lawns Artificial Flowers,
Tarlctons. Feathers.
Ladies' Corsets, Plain and Fig. Cap Nets,
Hosiery, Blonde Laees 4 Edg 'ngs,
Woollcn Yarn, Lace Mitts and Gloves
Woollcn Coats, SILK and Lislc Gloves.
Knitting Cotton, Cravats Handkerch fs
Zephyr Wool. Neck Ties.
Sewing Cotton, Sewing Silk.
Marshalls Thread Embroidr y&Sadlrs 81
Bonnet Ribbons Also
large and vari' d assortment of Fancy Goods
Trimmings, and Small Wares, all of which will be
sold at the lowest market rates by
JONES, T0BJN & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers,
n f. cor. Sansome Sacramento sts.,
no.35-2m. San Francisco.
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A LADY's maid has hitherto been consid-
cred of the feminine gender but the fol
lowing advertisement affords a specimen OF
one who appears to be neuter:
As lady's-maid, a young person who an
derStands all its branches, and is used tO
travelling.
If it is the lady's-maid, what are its
branches? Surely they mnst resemble the
limbs Of a tree.
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AdVeI tising in the Atlantic
States

l.. p. +. 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
All SO disposed, are invited to call ON him and
leave their orders.
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B L a c. K S NIT HIN

CARR s. FROST would respectfully in
~ form the public that they can always be found
at their old stand on Main street, directly Oppo-
site the independence Hotel, where they are al
ways prepared to execute every description of
Work in their line of business, with promptness,
and in the most sKIrLFUI. MANNER.
HORSE, MULE, AND OK SHOEING,
done at the shortest notice. They have also on
hand a large and well-selected assortment of
MINING TOOLS,
which they will sell at reasonable rates
Thankful to the public for their past patronage,
they would respectfully solicit continuance OF
their fayOrs.
IRON, steel,
and Blacksmiths stock generally, always on hand
and for sale.
Weaver Feb %, 1856. &c.
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THE GREAT MCDoNoUGH ESTATE OF New
ORIEANs.-The executors or trustees went
to law and the consequence is that the
value of the property left is reduced from
$5,OO0,00 to $2,270,000 There has been
expended in law over $2o0,00O in charges
and commissioners 100000 loss III inter
est and delay 100000 loss by piIIage and
decay $500, 600. What a chance was lost
10 Park. Had he been about, there would
have been no trouble in counting any re-
mainder.- s. L. GiOJt.
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Perquisites are the retaliation for small
wages.
The woman who shaves for an intellect,
only betrays another proof of the extreme
loun of her understanding.
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HoMowAY's Pills are of infinite benefit to
persons suffering from nervous tremorS and
general feebleness They renoyate the ner-
y0ns system, aud brace the muscles, as well
as give tone to the stomach Their purga-
tive action is unaccompanied by pam, aud
as they have powerful stomachIc as well as
aperient and purifying properties, they lite
rally carry on the work Of invigorating the
digestion, relieving the bowels, and regula-
ing the secretions at one aud the same time
this can not he said of any other medicine
ii existence.
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l.. u. FISHERS
AGENCY,
,. f.. is Sole AgentfOr the fol-

IRON BUILDING. OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
OFFICE, (UP srAIRS.)
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Also, the following nan1cd County Officers for
the County of Trinity One Distr ct Attorney :;
One County Clerk One County Sheriff One Co.
Coroner One Co Public Administrator One Co.
Assessor One Co. Treasurer One Co. Surveyors
One Co. Supt. Common Schools.
Also, one Supervisor in Dist. No one Super
visor in Dist 2 ; one Supervisor in Dist No. 3.
Also, township officers as follows:
Two Ins. cos of thr prncn in Trinity 1nWnshin
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j. W. SULLIN ANS
Great Pacific EN- mporiu

U G . I CIII II III p 0 u III ,
Post Office Buildings, corner Clay and Kearny
streets. San Francisco
THE Proprietor has, after long and arduous
i labor and serious expense, succeeded iu or
ganizing 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-
lagdH lt the LOWEST PRICES.