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q A 1914, II.4 AND I2.4 BED BLANK.

VfS ETS, very cheap, red, blue and gray
French Merino and Merino Plaids
Quilted Skirts, Hosiery and Gloves
White, red and yellow Flannels
With many other Winter Goods TO be closed
out cheap. WIN. X. RILEY,
Cor. sth St, opposite Centre Market.
ian 22-1m
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WILL LEAVE SHORTLY.
MADAME r respectfully informs tn

CAST.OFF CLOTHING
bought AND SOLD AT 20 LOUISIANA
ID Avenue opposite Holmead's grocery, near
Semmes's address through post once.
feb 4-1ms
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" " L ID IMMEDIATELY-A GOOD
w Cook; Apply at No 4O3 Twelfth street be-
tween | and X. feb II-3t*
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CHANGE OF TINE.-The lecture on " FOREIGN
Travel for the benefit of the poor of the
FCuth Ward, is to be delivered on Wednesday
not Thursday-evening. It will not only
enhance Iecollections of places, but of Loui:
Napoleon. the late Emperor Nicholas, and
other European noteables
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-12

E>oR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE, con-
Il tanning ten rooms, very eligibly situated, with
all the modern conveniences. Possession given
on the first Of February Apply at No $50 st &,
between 18th and 14th ian 24-tf
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NN MARI ANN.
N1 200 copies more just published at the Music
aad Piano Store Of mo. F ELLIS.
3O3 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th sts
ian Oft
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DIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT and
second hand Pianos nom the bestea@a
manufactures, at moderate and conve-HZTT
nient terms for sale; second hand Pianos taken
In exchange, and tuning pianos attended to at No
a9e Eleventh street, above Pa. avenue
sep s-smeosTu&Ths
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A GENTLEMAN, WHOSE FAMILY CON.
"A sists Of himself, wife and small child esires
to rent house containing six or eight rooms the
rent not to exceed two hundred dollars Persons
having houses Of this description will ind good
tenant, by addressing note to 81 G J ;" through
the City Post Office feb 12-3f
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7 OST YESTERDAY, In OR ABOUT the
IL Hall of the House Of Representatives, Poll
cy Of Life Insurance which had been sent on to
be executed. The large white envelope in which
II was enclosed Is addressed TO the owner. IL is
Of no value whatever except to that person. The
finder will receive many thanks by leaving IL at
the Star office, or with the Postmaster Of the
House Of Representatives feb 1T
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az N INDEPENDENTLY FOR A GOOD IN
"A VESIMENT For sale, IL or Is acres Of
Land, on the Heights Of Georgetown, adjoining
the property formerly occupied by Colon Cox,
Called the Cedars, possessing rare ADVANTAGES as
building site, and market garden. 1t has fine
growth OF young cedars and oak mess on the great
er part of 1.-THE elevation Is such as to command
the most extensive view Of Georgetown, Wash
ington and Alexandria. The fact Of this property
being just outside Of the Coz operation limits rem
ders 1t more desirable, being free from the Corpo-
ration taxes.
For terms, &c, apply to J. l.. KIDwELL,
Georgetown. ian 22-dtf
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MISS HEwITT,s FRENCH L. ENGLISH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
SO q street, betcsen 4th and 5th.
TTNHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS IN
l. stitution will commence MONDAY, Fsbru-
airy 18th.
For further particulars see circulars, to be had
from Miss Hewitt, or at Farnham's and Shilling
TOMS Bookstores, feb CLAW
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EOR RENTSTHE TWO STORY BRICK
House on the southwest corner Of F and 10Th
streets, Washington city. Key may be found at
MI u Aiexander's, near Winder's Binding.
For rent, In Georgetown, the Restaurant and
few rooms on the FIRST aoor Of Forrest Hall ; and
commodious Store with Warehouse attached.
recently vacated by Mr.. III. w Blunt, corner Of
High and Gay streets, opposite the Hall.
For terms apply to BLADEN FORREST,
Georgetown. ian 29-lm
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The PROFITS Of the Ball given in the Sew
enth Ward for the benefit of the poor amount
to s234. At a meeting Of the managers, COM
mittees were appointed to ascertain cases of
restitution in the Ward, and the chairman
was authorized to call public meeting, should
circumstances require it
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NATIONAL THEATRE We would refer our
readers TO the advertisement Of the National
Theatre, by which it will be seen that those
talented sisters, the Misses Denim, will ayaip
appear for the last time, on tomorrow evening
in the play of the :. Lady of Lyons" Claude
Melnotte, Miss Susan; Pauline, Miss Kate
Denim. Also, 1.-The Wandering Boys" the
parts Of Paul and Justine by the sisters, during
the piece the song of Our cot was sheltered
in wood" by Miss Susan Last night the
house was crowded, and all who want good
seats Will do veil to call early.
CaEAP Books WITH PREsENTs.-Notwith-
standing the vast number Of books sold and
presents distributed by tue Washington
Book Company" under Dexter's hotel, }
tnere appears TO be but a slight diminution Of
their extensive and valuable stock. With a
fresh supply of choice books, which they will
receive to-day, the sale will continue for the
present DseH only, and those Of our readers
VINO desire 70 buy cheap and obtain a yalua-
Die present, will improve the rare opportu-
nifty offered.
CouRr OF CLAIMS. Yesterday, the argu
nsnt II the case Of Thomas Rhodes and Ja1e-
niah Austill rs. the United States was 20.
sumed by Hon Philip Philips, who concludsd
bis argument, when the case was submitted
for the decision of the court; and the con-,
adjourned. ''
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SUPREME COURT.-Yesterday, Jackson W.
Green, Esq, of Tenn Thomas II. Lewis, ESQ
Of La, and Thomas Williams, Esq, of Pa.
were admitted attorneys and councillors of
this court.
No. 81. Drea Scott, plaintiff in error. ys.
John F. A. Sanford The argument in thi,
cause was commenced by Hon NJ. Blair for
the plaintiff in error. Adjourned.
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"ANTED-TWO WHITE WOMEN-one
w to wash and iron, and one to assist with
chsmberwork and sewing. Apply at l4s F st.
feb lI-3ts
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE On EUROPE.
VNTE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DRAW
w BILLS OF EXCHANGE On LONDON,
PARIS, BREMEN, and other points in Europe,
In sums to suit
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FAINT CO.
Bankers, No. 352 Pa. avenue,
ian l-lm west Of Browns hotel
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cITCUMsVdnceH require II.
QUERY We are asked By several CORE
spondentS, why nothing is done for the relief
of the poor by the Inhabitants of the Fifth and
Sixth Wards! The destitute in those Wards
apply IN vain to the benevolent organizations
in other Wards, and something should he
done.
The SYNAGOGUE,-On Saturday last, at the
Hebrew Synagogue on Tenth street, speoiaI
prayer was offered up, according to the laws
OF the congregation, for the preservation of
Gen Cas- from death, and for his restoration
to perfect health.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
Sherihf's Sale.

I1Y virtue Of an Execution to me directed, issu-
ID ed out of the Hon. District Court of the 18th
Judicial District, in and for Trinity County, on a
Judgment rendered therein, on the oath day of
March, A. d. 1856, against James Dixon W. Ry-
an, d. Murphy, Il. Ryan, i. McGralf 4. Fennes-
sy, j. +. Weeks, John Harper, NJ. Malone, - Ma
lone, d. Twoey, J. Marklie, d. McCarty. Tim o.
Neil, NJ. Griffith, +. Spcllman, j. Lumlic, T. Couch,
and John O'kceie, and in favor Of l.. W. Ludwig,
Il. Donnolly, II. Oyermole, S. Kyle r. Raye. S.
Clingley j. d. Ludwig and Ii. Conroy, for the
sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, principal
and three hundred and forty-six S5-lO0 dollars.
costs of suit amounting to five hundred and nine
ty-six S5-l00 (596 S5,) dollars, have levied up
on and seized the following described property to
wit: " One hume, known as the Sidney Gulch
Flume being situated on the east side of Sidney
Gulch, below the junction Of Sidney and McKen-
zie Guch.
Also, the mining claim of Dixon Co.. stua-
ted on Sidney Flat, and adjoining the claim known
as the Brown claim, now owned by Bunker d Co.
Also, the mining claim of Ryan, McGrafr q Co.
situated opposite Happy jacks hume and ad-
joining Dixon d Cos claim, on the upper side
Also, the claim Of Harper and others situated
on Sidney Flat, near the head of Ludwig u Co.'S
dume and between the claims of Cosgroye d Han
non. and those of McCarty d Co.
Also, the claims Of McCarty, Malone and 9th
ors on Sidney Flat, adjoining the lower end of
Uarner & Cos, Claim, together with all and sin
rular the appurlC Cnances and hereditaments, wat
er races and water privileges, thereunto belong
inc or in any wise appurtaining' the above dcs-
cribcd property being in Trinity County, and on
or near Sidney Flat, and taken as the property of
the aforesaid Defendants, and will expose at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
claims as above described, in the town of Wea-
verville, ON w edme esday, the 18th day Y
of NAV. A.. ID. 1856, at l o'clock, p m, the
above described property, to satisfy said Jndg-
ment and costs, and accruing costs.-Dated, Wea-
verville, April 23, 1856. 90,
E. NEBLETT, sheriff
ByJ a. WATSON, Deputy.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

EXCESSIVE USE OF SAIT-We are not
fruit mentioned in the Book of EsdraS; but
the author of the treatise on that point is
not altogether wrong, when he argues that
salt excites thirst and thirst betokens fever
and arrangement Of the system. Many
man gets up in the morning, eats a slice Of
bacon or ham, or a red herring with his
breakfast. His bread is cut from a loaf in
to which the baker has poked two ounces Of
salt, and it is buttered with salted butter.
His cup of coffee has had salt put into it to
fine it, and he sweetens it with sugar, which
the grocer has adulterated with salt AT
eleven O'Clock he takes his luncheon eating
a slice OF English cheese, made biting with
the excess of salt, and slice of bread salted
as before mentioned, washing the whole
down with pint of ale, well sated by the
publican to cover fraudulent addition of
one-third water. The dinner-tme arrives,
and the servant brings up the potatoes or
greens boiled in water, into which the cook
has ignorantly thrown handful of salt
II she is asked the question, she will candid
ly confess that she puts little salt into
everything that she cooks, either to improve
the flavor or color, or because cooks believe
1t is unlucky to make anything without salt
Then comes more of the satod bread, saltcd
cheese, and salted ale. The tea is nearly a
repetition of the breakfast, and the supper
of the luncheon; but if the poor fellow asks
for pint Of cruel the cook puts humping
table spoonful of salt in it, and if you forbid
it, yet so bent is she upon adding the mys-
tic salt that there is no way to stay her
hand but by keeping a close watch upon her
during the whole operation Of mixing and
stirring. Soyer himself, the greatest cook
of our time, even blundcrs into putting salt
into the stew-pan with live eels, thereby
hardening the'i flesh and fixing it to the bones,
instead of contentng himself with adding
the salt towards the end of the operation;
but generally he is laudably abstemious in
the use Of salt lie makes puddings with
out salt, and allows only about a tea spoon
full to make four-pound loaf The item of
"a quarter of tea spoonful" is to be found
here and there in his Cookery" showing
how careful he is of the health of those for
whom he caters. But, to return to our
theme, it would be well to consider how
much salt we consume from day to day, and
whether there may not be some connection
between excessive use of salt and eruptions,
and the various cutaneous complaints.
change.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

position. A talented member of one of our The
,trical Companies would witch the world with
noble feats of horsemanship," so. like young
Harry with his beaver up'' he astrided that quad
ruped, commonly known as the mule. Away
to the wild woods away be sang, in his loud and
dulcet voice. None can sing better than he A
fair one was by his side. On he presses to the
mountains brow But love is in his heart and
he alights from his foaming steed and plucks
garland of wild flowers for the beautlous compan-
ion of his swift and wild career.
q" In Western lands they talk in howers,
And tell in a garland their loves and cares y
But the shades of evening are gathering around
those Young and fond hearts, and it behoveth
swain and damsel to remount their cOurscrs and
repair to this witching town. The lady is all
right. She sitteth on her animal as firmly as did
Queen Bess of olden memory. Not so our knight
Mule plunges, and rider, like unto a hippodrome
performer turns q back sommersault over the af-
ter part of mule Mule cavorts and calarups, and
dashes homewards. Rider-now rider no more
springs from his PROSTATE position and seeks to
overtake his flying steed and still he seeks and
seeks, but mule flies onward and escapes his pur
suit as did the ghostly shades of Elysium the
grasp of Hdeas. For five long miles did pursu-
ing Thespis follow in the wake of advancing and
laughing mule, and arrived at last in our sympa-
thising town, bcreit Of strengh and Kangaroo
boots and almost breath. He has foreswom mule
flesh, and now cries, even in his dreams, as did
old Richard "a horse, a horse, my kingdom for
u horse, not a mule. -
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

The French sometimes get terribly con-
fused over the adjcctiyeS descriptive of our
public men, The following is an instance
translated from the official organ Of Louis
Napoleon, La Patr1e:-"The new President
of the House Of Representatives, Nathaniel
p Banks, is black member Of the House
delegation from the State of Massachusetts,.
In his double quality of colored man and
an abolitioniSt he has inspired a profound
aversion among the members from both the
Southern and Northern States"
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
"a az ~ sa,S ,m~

4 \ or near Wcaycrville, Trinity Co. between the
~ 10th of March and the 10th inst one Note,
payable one day after date, being the first day of
sept %, signed by j. X. Smith, for the sum of
three hundred and thirty y-scvcn dolarsund seven
ty-tve cents, with interest from date, at the rate
of two and ahalf per cent per month, dated the
last day of August 1853, and payable to John
Hickey, or order
Also. at the Same time, one Note payable at or
before the 9th of March 1856. signed lay VIM H.
Tolly, for the sum of five hundred dollars with 3
per cent per month, interest from date Till paid
dated the 9TH Sept. lS55. and payable to John
Hickey, or bearer.
Also, at the same time, one Mortgage given to
secure the payment OF the last mentioned note,
upon two shares Of the property known as the
Rldgcville Water, Mining and Milling Cos Race
fumes &c.
The payers of the above notes are hereby mott
He'd not to pay them to any person other than the
undersigned, since they have in uoW-c been sold
or transferred.
Any persons finding the above papers will
please return thcm to the journal ONCE" or the
subscriber. JOHN HICKEY.
NtaNcrNtIlc, April nth lS1G l2-2w q
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

A MEMBER of the North Carolina LegiS-
lature made decidedly good hit short
time ago. A bill was pending which i'm
posed fine for selling liquor to free Ne
groes, to which he objected, on the ground
that such law would make them more
decent than the whites"
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

The steamship Baltic is now on the dry
dock, and an inspection of her copper fur
nished the best evidence of the extraordina-
ry strength of the ship. She crossed the
Atlantic Ocean eighty times running a dis
tance of ttco hundred and fifty thousand
males, and yet when taken into dock her cop
per was found to be without a wrinkle.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

A FRUnFUL CoUNTY.-The Monterey Sen
tinel says that during the last fortnight OF
March seven bouncing babies were born in
Monterey, aud that many other ladies are
about expecting similar joy to their lords
Some of the native California ladies have
had t,ceuty children before fifty years OF age
and they nearly all grow to be grandmocAerS'
The total population of Monterey is seven
hundred.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

They have a farm steam engine in opera
ton in Ohio, which will thresh and clean
from five to six hundred buehcls per day
The boiler is tubular; the cylinder is of six
inches bore and twelve inch stroke. 1t
makes one hundred and seyenty-fye revolu-
tions per minute with steam at forty pounds
pressure, and does moro work than any com
mon threshing machine driven by eight
horses,
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
Notice of Dissolution.

V'HE firm Of Barry q Co, is this day dissolved
| by mutual consent, All persons Indebted to
said firm are respectfully requested to make i'm
mediate payment to VIM, Feast, who Is authorlz-
ed to receipt in the name Of BARRY q Co.
Weaver, March 18th, 1856 ll-4w.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS
Niay-DaY Ball.

A Ball will be given at the house Of Mr.. j. Nc
N Gillivray, NcGillivray's Ranch, ON Thursday
evening, May lst 1856
MANAGERS:
Weaverville-I G. Messic J. s. Mccain, J. F.
Church, Q. H. p. Norcross, \. Chabaud f. Neb-
lett, j. c. Burch, \. Stetsou, IL. Mabie, l.. Rey.
nodS.
Oregon Gulch-Frank Harris \. J. Felter r
j. Bugbee.
Ridgeville.-F. Bates, J. F. Cheuis, NJ Griffin
j. Torrance.
Lewiston-Ceiphas Wood, Mr. Hall.
Canon Creek Carter, J. Logan. J. Day, W
Simpson.
Big Flat-D. B. Murphy, J. May, \. McQuillan
CoX's Bar-O. Simmons, r. W. Wilson. W. Me
COllum.
North Fork-Craven Lee, f. D. Ketchum, S. L
Moore d. D. Hamilton.
Canadian Bar-A 7, Rice c. B. J. Clement,
Drake.
Floor M4NAGERs.-H. j. Seaman, John Mar
tin, Edward Pollock
McGillivray's Ranch, April 9th, 1856. ll-iw
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
County Scrin Wantdd.

T'IIE highest price will be paid for Five Thou
Il sand Dollars in Trinity County Scrip.
Warrants of any and all issues, and for any a.
mount bought. Apply to JOHN C. BURCH.
Weaver, April 26, 1856 l4-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
EiStraV.

NANE onto the premises of the subscriber. on
y or about the first of April brown Mare Mule,
with a Spanish brand ON the left side of the neck,
and blind in the right eye. II. CALK.
Grass Valley Ranch"
April 2G, 1856. ll-3w*.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

sTAT% Gdao,y 2y c1T%2EN'A' al rdny II. J. Sea.
man, Clerk of the District Court in and for the
County and state aforesaid, hereby certify the
foregoing a true copy of the order in the matter
Of John ii. Robinson, now on record iu my Office.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Dist.
L.s. Court, hereto affixed, April, llth 1856.
II. }. SEAMAN, Clerk.
April l2 l2-lw.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
Bridge Notice.

rEIIE undersigned will apply at the May Term
l. of the Board of Supervisors, for renewal OF
License to keep a Toll Bridge across Trinity riv-
er, at the Grass Valley Ranch"
RICHARD CALK.
April &C. 1856. ll-3wt
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER.
NO. 90 lfCrX Sirncf

SAN FRANCISCO
IMPORTER or READY MADE CLOTHING;
and Furnishing Goods Also, every variety
of Hats, Boots and Brogans. would invite couri-
try merchants visiting San Francisco, to call and
examine my large stock Of Clothing, &c.
have ON hand and constantly arriving, the
largest assortment of every variety and style Of
Clothing, Of any house in the State Ny stock
amounts to over rwo HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS!
The goods are manufactured under my own sli;
pcryision; are made from the best matetal and
in the most durable manner. Persons buying my
clothing, will find large and saleablc sizes
Persons may rely upon finding every article
they wish in my stock. My prices will be as Low
If Nor LOWER, than they can be found elsewhcrc
in the market guarantee each article | self.
Please cali and examine my stock.
San Francisco April LIST, 1856 11-3ui
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
Ferry Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that the undersigned
l will apply at the May Term, A. D. 1856, of the
Board Of Supervisors, for renewal Of =. ,s. n
%''P '-,ry across Trinity river at Galyin's
Ranch d. j. CALVIN.
april p, 1855, 12-3w.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
MARRIAGES.: !:

p In Weaverville, on the 2lst inst, by the REV.
Mr.. FLoRIAN, Mr.. WM. MALONY, of Weaverville,
to Miss MARY ANN O'KEEFE, late of New
York.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
Lnsolvent Notice.

\ the matter of John II. Robinson In the Dis
/ trict Court Of the 10th Judicial District Court
Trinity Co.
ltappcaring from reading the Affidavit and
schedule, and the petition Of the said j. II. Robin
son, upon application to ccdc his property and
assets to his creditors, and be discharged from his
debts that said petitioners application is in ac-
cordance with the statute in such case made and
psoyidcd 1t is ordered that the creditor. Of the
aforesaid John II. Robinson petitioner, be and
appear before me, at Chambers, in Wcaycryiuc
in the County Of Trinity, state Of California ON
the I2th day OF May \. ~. 1886 at 10
o'clock \. Nj. then and there to show cause
if any they have, why an assignment of the estate
OF the said john H. Robinson, petitioner, should
not be made, and he be discharged from his debts
and the Clerk Of this Court is hereby ordered ia
give notice Of this order to the said creditors OF
the said petitioner, by publishing the same in a
newspaper published in said County, for 80 days
and it is hereby further ordered that all proceed
ings for the recovery Of debts against said pcti-
toner be stayed.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of April
a. ID. 1886. j. $. PITXER,
District Judge, 18th judicial District
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
Dissolution OF COpartncrship.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CoparInerc.
l. ' ship heretofore existing under the hfh oi
fraatz & Reichardt. in the {. ;. Bakery Is TINS
day dissolved 10y mutual consent An persons IN
Account. will please come forward and make i'm
mediate settlement. as one Of the firm is ANXIOUS
to leave the State. G. f:ffAAI/ L,u
Weaver. Ayri II, 1876 l3tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
Ill 4 RDW ARE.
I T. O II "a IN q $ t Q Q i .

w. w. Tl\NlN 4 Co..
WEST SIDE MAIN ST. NENr DOOR TO MINERS HOTEL.
w Fare now receiving and will keep always on
w hand, general assortment of Hardware. OF
the best quality, consisting of
CJT WROUGHT IND HORSE NAILS.
SHO els, SLEHGES, .HEGTRS.
CHiSELS, PLANES, H1ItHETS,
LOCKS, BUTTS. SCREUS
LIICHES, AlES. BEER PUMPS
FILEN, BELLS, ORA " hNIJE>
SQUARES, GRiNDSTONES.
Zoo CHIINS, Cross CTR StHS
HlLIER IIHip
IRICE HAND
BILLING WIRE. SLTICE FORES
BORiN, QIICkNL YER, UINDOJT- GL.lSS
PUTTY, Sc, Sc.
BLACKSMITH'S furnished with the best ort
Gle Of Iron and Steel of every size for cash only
W. W. TlNNIN 4 Co.
Weaver April II, 1856. l2-tr
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
COnartmershir NOtice.

T'IIE undersigned. having formed a Copartncr-
L ship for the purpose of transacting the Build
ing and Contracting business, desire to assure the
public in soliciting their patronage, that all bus
mess entrusted to them shall be executed in the
best manner and upon liberal terms. They have
taken the stand formerly occupied by Harris q
johnson, ON the North side OF Court street, in the
town Of Wcayeryllc, and will be ready at all
times to accommodate persons wishing to contract
for the building OF Bridges, Brick or Frame IIou-
scs, and Carpenter Work generally.
LOVE & BRAY.
Weaver April . 1S56 tD-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
BEST SET OF TOOLS

North of Sacramento 800 bushels of Coal under
shelter and a well established run of custom
The whole or part will be sold on such terms as
offer a rare chance for an industrious workman to
establish himself at once in profitable business
For further particulars, apply ON the premises
to j. LIEURANCE,
or, to MAT X. SMITH, journal Omcc,' Weaver.
April 2G, 1866 l43w.