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CL OTHiN G.
Per late Arrivals from N. York

ChSES Of New style fancy Cashmere Pants.
CCases OF Plain and fancy Satinett Pants.
Cases of Linen Duck and Cottonadc Pants.
Cases of Black cloth .rock and business Goats.
Cases of denim Ovcralls and Jumpers.
Cases of light grey Flannel Ovcishirts.
Cases of linen Check Shirts.
Cases of white l.. b. Shirts.
Cases of grey and white Merino Shirts and
Drawers.
Cases of Cotton and Wool Socks.
Bales of Blue and Scarlet Blankets.
In addition to the abovcwe have great varic-
ty of Goods in our line too numerous to mention.
selected by one of the firm now in New York,
which will be sold at the lowest market rates, by
the package or single dozen ; to which We invite
the early attention of buyers
JENNINGS d BREWSTER,
Granite store, No Y Battery street.
apl9.13-3m San Francisco.
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Resolred, That the usual badge of mourning be
worn by this Division for thirty days.
ResOlved, That these Resolutions be published in
the Trinity Joayual.
J. p. WRIGHT,
S. BAILEY, Committee.
NJ. MILLER.
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SheriH's Sale.

DI virtue Of decree of foreclosure and order
ID of sale, issued out of the Hon. District Court
Of the 10Th Judicial District, in and for Trinity
Co. on Judgment rendered therein, ON the 18th
day OF Aarch, y. d. 1856, against Richard Riley
ana JOIN Gilabort, and in favor of Henry Win
hle, Tor the sum of two thousand dollars, princi-
r.u, and two hundred dollars, interest and fifty
three 00-l0O dollars costs of suit, amounting to
the sum of S22J3 90-000-I have levied upon and
seized the following described property, To wit :
" All that certain dam, race and water privilege,
situated lying and being in Trinity Go. State of
California, said dam being constructed across
Eastman's Creek, in said County at a point about
two miles above the dam and race heretofore con
veyed by Eastman to Riley Gilabcrt ~ Go. and
the race commencing at said dam and running
thence on the north side Of Eastman's creek in a
north-westerly direction about two miles to Moon
cys tlume, thence to a reservoir, and to include
said reservoir and the race leading thercfrom, to-
gcther with all and singular the hcrcditamcnts
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise 0ppcrtaining, and will expose to public sale
at the Court House door, in the town Of Weaver
Vile, between the hours Of 10 a. IN. and p. m.
on the 25th day of April, A. ID. 1856,
the above described property to satisfy said Judge
mcnt, costs interest and accrung costs.--Datcd,
April lst, a. D. 1856. f. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
by j. A. Watson, Deputy ll-3w.
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InsolVent Notice.

IN the matter of John II. Robmson.ln the Dis
/ trct Court of the 10Th judicial District Court,
Trinity Co.
1t appearing from reading the Affidavit and
schedule and the petition of the said j. II. Robin
son, upon application to cede his property and
assets to his creditors, and be discharged from his
debts, that sad petitioners application is in ac-
cordance with the statute in such case made and
psovided. II is ordered that the creditors of the
aforesaid John H. Robinson, petitioner, be and
appear before me- at Chamber, in Weayervile
in the County Of Trinity, State of California, on
the 18th day of May A. ID. 1856 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. then and there to show cause,
if any they have, why an assignment Of the estate
Of the said John. II. Robinson, petitioner, should
not be made and he be discharged from his debts,
and the Clerk of this Court is hereby ordered to
give notice of this order to the said creditors Of
the said petitioner, by publishing the same in u
newspaper published in said County for 30 days,
and it is hereby further ordered that all proceed
iugs for the recovery Of debts against said peti-
tioner be stayed.
Given under my hand this, 7th day Of April
A. ID. 1856. j. 5. PlTZI1K,
District Judge, 10Th Judicial District
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MARRIAGES. :

At North Fork Trinity Co., on the 18th inst.
by II. O. ADAMS, ESD Mr. d. ID. HAMILTON tt
Mrs JANE GILBERT, all of North Fork.
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SANTA ANNA.-It is stated in Mexican
papers that Santa Anna and his wife have
parted.
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Millinery and Dress-Making.
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons (not en-
/ gagged in mining thereon,) who are trcspass-
ing ON the premises of the undersigned, generally
known as -. llowes Garden Claim in Wea-
veryillc, to call and make some arrangement for
the use and occupancy Of the same or else vacate
said premises, and thereby somewhat curtail the
fees of the legal fraternity
JAMES HOWE,
5. 5. llONEY,
Proprctors.
Weaver, April 9th, 1856 ll-tG
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Ferry Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that the undersigned
lNwill apply at the May Term, A, D. 1856, of the
Board Of Supervisors, for renewal OF License to
keep toll-ferry across Trinity river, at GaYip's
Ranch. D. j. CALVIN.
april l2j 1866, l2-5w
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SheriH'S Sale.

pIlGTlIl > odle.
DG virtue Of an Execution to me directed, issu-
ID ed out of the Hon. District Court of the 9th
Judicial District in and for Shasta County, State
of California, ON Judgment rendered therein ON
the Sd day of April, A. d. 1856, against d. La
throp, 5. ). Gilman, A. X. Earle, John Robinson.
A. Waters and and W. j. Organ, and in favor of
Henry llassam, Thos. Hail. Ellis Flowers, VIM.
Ferguson, y. Hudson, VIM. Allen and s. B. Phil
lips, for the sum of six hundred and twelve dol
lars, (S6l2) as costs in case of Lathrop and 9th
crs vs.. llassam and othcrs,-l have levied upon
and seized the following described property to
Wit n iumc and WaterrNcc, Saw-mill, togcth-
er with all and singular the hcrcditamcnts and
appurtcnances thereunto belonging,or in any wise
appurtaining, known as the Canon City Mill and
Water Company, and recorded in Recorders office
i'll Trinity County, in Book ID, page 392 Said
umc and race conveying water from Canon Creek
commencing opposite Canon City, and thence con
veying water down said Creek, so as to water the
bars down said Creek. And also one iumc and
Water-race known as the st. Louis Water Co. No.
2, and recorded in Recorders Office, Trinity Co.
Book ID. page 2SS, said tume and race commcnc-
ing above Canon City, and constructed so as to
convey portion of the water Of said Creek along
on the bars of said Greek said property being sit
uatcd ON Canon Creek, in Trinity County, State
cf California, and will expose to sale at Public
Auction to the highest bidder, for CASH at the
Court House door, on Saturday, MAY :}d,
- 'SS6. between the hours of 10 O'clock,
a. m and o'clock, nm, .no Uvo'l described prop
erty, to satisfy said judgment costs and occr'..s
costs.-Datcd, April 7th, A, d. 1856.
ED NEBlEIT, Sheriff.
BY a. WATSON, Deputy.
DOSTPONEMENT.- By order of the Court the
/ above sale is postponed until the I3th da V
OF May, A. ID. 1856.
f. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
BY j. A. Watson, Deputy.
April If, 1856.
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The Last Ca11!2

TIVE undersigned having disposed OF their e:.-
i tire interest in the Tin, Sheet-Iron an4 cOrper
Manufacturing business to NJ. Farrell, take this
method of notifying all persons indebted to them
to call and
sz.xs ~ yE' Ell - -H4S
before the first day Of April, CT their accounts
will be placed In the hands Of an Attorney for col
lecpou. W w. TNSlN &Co.
WcayeF, March 10 -s30. 9f
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Prom all the accounts daily receive fom Tennessee
ue cause OF Fillmore aud Done.on IL progressing 6nely
A. evidence, We subOu the following tribute 10 NJ F
more from the Memphis Bulletin. paper which has no
sympathy whatever With the American organization
The reputation Of public man j. property which II
a'oynl IN impcach unless upon good and sod grounds
Whatever may Zoe Nc fllmorc'- alter carecr-whctbc,
the recipient Of new aud ircsh honos or the defeated
e'nnds'e oi an unsucccsiul pary-t Is indubits and
Mo'Pn'0Ole That e ht- fairly earned the reputation, ppo
"Wch ffPo'rs ihc confidence 0i BIZ countryten Te La. f
hhd uiy won the title b. foil trust n b,, v,tfv IN the
constitution u fol faith IN hs integrity and u.oe AZ
statesman toward all sections Of the Republic fine Ia,
no' men J. oii @ The pover oi any man to deserve and
e-tibli-h CO. fience. WV '"'
"liy au Hct ~ Gpi be- vas plsrcd ir , ,,;,io, t,,h
o" Si"an H"t ~ I1HrSiAe utegdtv aud l'o,.,y ~, ,
P1r, ""iI h'f been s'r'y toying ~ fi. o,,.. 100
y" w. trHuF ~ ls prtluicr- even niluv Of I ,,,,
IONS h'd been ~ in the mould NJ .,,fis ,,n tI, ot
we '"-iniiuu iIt HE oath oi office Of it.,,,t. s.
w. promptly under the influence only Of an b,n,s, r,,
-'''"or ald 900 cnhs. tcuId mind the ni,u of , t,,
W. Transformed iltp th" man 1T the nation N, ~,
ih' dhys ~ Washington. has there brr tb,,t W,,,
"ho 90 ail the i'ts nf hi- administration .,b,,t [
w VIZ -i"ni ~ equal aud exact Justice to all f,,t,,, -
~, ''" m"i" "a Implicit b,drtce Ia end nsiut ,n,cc
~ w. 'rg1H 'r'ni' ~ ue Constitution
0''c' hi- rcufenuut from Office there bs- l.r I'd, ~,
V' Ns u hnnN' ihi. lofty fcnown: aud whom tl 80
pres eor' nchud th@ bright and 60 w. record Ia t ,,
''' - ''g % lc'iu1 fi.tu-t aud .uJ,c NJ, IL do, i,
:" ~ p, .'t.ti.g tac silhngi',s. s,tl,gu a., ,o.
or Of i"fl'cung wfOng" PO'
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The Happy Family IN Trouble.


Being strife hating peace loving individual our.
selves, we regret to observe the ferocious manner in
which the various members of the "happy family
the harmonious Democracy-are pitching into
each other at the present time and all in conse.
quence Of their undyng love Of the spoils For
some time past We have actually INDUCED the silly
hope that as the South was in danger and as all the
rival Democratic aspirants for the Presidency ar,
said TO be perfectly sound on the slavery question
the brethren would no more exhibit hot blood IN
wards each other but would do as they are confirm
ally in the habit of inviting Wings and Americans
to do-unite promptly and fraternally in the great
work OF Prostradng the Black Republicans. and TO-
storing peace aud safety to the country We thougb
We saw no necessity whatever for patriotic demo.
crats-ior men who love the South and sch,
would sacrifice 50 much to serve ito be G,ll;,.
out aud wnngling aud pulling each others ears
and tearing each Others hair, aud Glng the Who'll,
country with their clanor and their slang. and ali
because they can't agree as 10 whether Buchanan NJ
Douglas or Pierce, or Hunter, Or "Bumbersbior
should receive the nomination &C Cincinnati NJ.
never expected to live to see the day when tb.
happy amily would make noisy devils Of tb.,,.
selves right IN the face Of the whole world aud
right in the face Of the great vital pressing fact that
that South which they affect such perpetual and %.
iravagant devotion for demands, according TO ,b.it
own daily admissions. the most perfect good under
standing harmony and concert Of action among all
men aud all parties, who would not see il ravaped
with IRE and sword by the ever active and unr.lent
ing fanatics Of the North. But IN il is. While 4,
great aud formidable Abolition organization il ron
hdanng aud dscplining its forces, and making ar,
pie and effective preparation for a furious and ds,.,
mined onset upon the rights the honor the very ex.
istenoe Of the South, what do We witnrssy wiz
the Democratic party selfconstituted Il
boastisl champion Of the S,uth instead Of - ,,,d
ing the alarm snd appealing to Southern men ID, ev.
" name and hue to arouse from their cthargy and
confront the danger that mcnaccs them. is engaged
IN bitter anl Disgusting contention A. IN which
one Of so'se four or 6vc selfish ani c,rrnnt r,l,,
clans shall have the distribution Of the .po. fy IN,
next four ycsrs' Here is patriotism here i. L,,c
OF the South, With rengcsncei
WHIST boots e. We beg to inquire, whether Doug
las fir'co. Bachsnan, Hunter ~ "Gzzsr-fpo,~ s,t.
the nom'n'iion II Cincinnati II the gye,t Gsht IN
the coming canvass j. 10 b. made against the Back
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Mai. DOnelsOn ,


The following letters in testimony of the patriotism
ability and craftsmanship Of the greasy Tennesseaa
Brownow calls MAJ Donelson will speak for themselves
The first u from Mr. Mason, OF Virginia Secretary OF
State under Mr. Polk and addressed to Mr. Doneson who
in consequence OF i'll health compelled to give up hi.
office Of minister to Texas The second IRON no less
percentage than Frank Pierce
WAsHTNsrON, Aug. Z, ls45.
Nv Dedr Sir The President Ias received inE,rms.
ton on which he relies which has induced him to direct
me 10 send the accompanying despatch yOua COPY 10
zen Taylor, and one to Col A. Rhodes the yice-Con.
sui at Galveston With directions If have left the
country on return home regard the despatch
addressed 10 him. and 10 proceed without delay
its instructions.
II 'bis shall find you in New Orleans, the President
wishes you To exercise your discretion in pursuing
your Journey home or in returning TO Texas Your
health ought TO exercise controlling influence IN forming
YOUR conclusion.
The services which you have rendered your country in
the delicate negot ions m YOU are Justly appre
ciated. our Dr,d,ce dscrefjon aud ablify have i'm.
pued the President with a confidence winch wonlI make
him feel much at ease II that delicate task could be
in your hands
But your sacrifices and risks have been already 20 great
that he leaves your decision entirely your hands and
Won need app chcnd dnpprobaton on his part If YOU
determine mt return
t gives me great pleasure assure you that the publ
cation Of your official correspondence will give YOU mos
e'~'ab reputation far Me hghea qualjt.es nj sfaf>
man and d. gioJaai it,.
The President uuite in the kndest regasds With your
firud. T Y NASH
Major A. J. Dosrlsox
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The BALTIMORE FRE.-The Baltimore Patriot of Mon

The BALTIMORE FRE.-The Baltimore Patriot, of Mon.
day evening says:
The rnmor that prevalent last night in regard to
several men being buried beneath the ruins il totally I'M
founded as W. have taken particular care to ascertain the
trnihnlness OF it, aud find that was even injured
~. '
Three weeks ago Portuguese officer passed through
Lyons, " \ accompanied by orang outang which he
had captured in forest OF the Brazils The height ot
this animal is nearly six English feet and il walked up
ngh', without any appearance OF discomfort IL WAS
dressed IN nankeen trousers and a straw hat
UNIVERSAL AGRicuLrURAL EXHIBITION Is PAns-There
Is to be grand public exhibition in Paris OH the LIST of
june at which will be admitted all kinds Of agricultural
produce aud implements from all parts Of the world Pre-
miums varying from loo In 1000 francs and gold and sl.
yer medals will be awarded to exhibitors according to IT,
order OF the prize taken.
HEAVY PAYNEST.-The Mobile Adrerfiser of the Cd
inst, says Two hundred and sixteen thousand dollar.
principal and interest of Mobile City Bonds issued in aid
ct the Mobile and Ohio Railroad aud secured by the
per cent tau on tile realty of the city matured and were
promptly paid yesterday, at the Rank Of Mobile
They fired cannon in New Bedford Harbor OH the 81
inst to make the people believe a whaler was below and
lots OF boats put down her before their
thought Of the peeMlidrday of he month
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JOHN II. GILMER.


TRf UsVRT Laws ~ NEW YoRE.-Thp y. Y. Shipping
List, Of Saturday SAYS -
The effort made 20 abrOgate tho Usury Laws ln our
Hate Lcg-nturc during IL present SESSION. has proved
futile but tie Chamber Of Commerce Of this CITY at Id,
regular monthly meeting Thursday, recon- amended
onunuance Of unfcmttng efforts Disseminate inorme-
ton AZ ~ the evil influence Of these relics Of an nen.
Of the opposition from members representing the Conn.
Try districts common prevails that the removal
~ legal restrictions upon the loans Of Money cunning
device " Liy capitalists aud Monryende by which bet
Ter opportunity sOuld be- afforded them ior practising c
Iorou upon ihc crcdulos and unwary Who wanting Mon.
-, would be willing 20 submit TO eHhofbant shave TO
relieve their neccssy. U-ury Laws they look upon ~
safeguards and protection bcnc6ccniy designed by the
Legislature to ncrposc between the unfounatc aud nee
dy bou"Wer sud the grs-png and unconsOnable lender
never va There greater mistake. These Usnry Laws
are Wy no manner 81 the poor mans friends the
contrary, they are hIs Oppressorsthe barriers between
him and The Money pure ~ tie capitalist which hs
eager Rlh". are like the tempting yauds Sauttus
900 TOW v~N, but just beyond biz reach They pad
looks upon ilc NaFg ,Hu'- ot Banks aud clpiialiy,-
tri Hft lfUs against the hoe expansion NJ NOnr, llry
h"it and conlnc the Of that which should be- ~ free
ini u"r sttict'd any other interchangeable commodity
chrrk e"i"tpise dsonnrago indrsiig oppfess ,br sud
nnpTdr ihF general prosperity Political economists have
'ul"I he Theory II TIL question l1ug sgO Rrsi,iot ~
"u The u~c ~ Money does the pufpUse de-
-Fnrd Tie he~ ciaft against UsufS constantly
"Fpiii and whore there D. v0lguon IT law Involving
penalty tboic y swsy- Equivalent deinstrd by way
u compensation The cayitiT " be- lends IT III to the
needy borrower. lends alta ~ interest which y
- fenuncfpc him fuf the f-k he iucufs hy tulaUug c
lN lad i'tiug 60 thnae wio avail fhcu-elte- ~
lcrd i .ir. IT,, ~ q .. Unh iiiyidud o. pr
s' iut iu,t hi be, i"dcuur.Lzs. -ori-ty ", iudu.
ciig az hab'tgal disregard To all the laws Of the state
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Q O M NJ F. RCIAL..
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Owen 90 run wsie. Aptt :. 1868.
skies are boxing In New York. aud the sales within
we d.y have been unusually largo The second
on Saturday $500 sd ssk.er option sisy day.
On Ae.dAy FIRST Board tsooco .od isrns
~ NE CLOSING psiee the preceding Monday
The telegraph reports sales to-day ssk.
According TO the Secretary Of the Buffalo Board Trade.
eu the greatest grain aud depot 1854
receipts OF grain and uoa amounted the aggregate
bushels. The the United STATE. b.
cesso where The receipts all kinds Of iso
TO bashs hhaAid that foreign grain port
more than nine and half million. Of ba.h-s annually
sheen millions OF bushels Of wheat, barley. rye.
changed hands In Buffalo last year
The Chicago Press publishes feo~nx Of the
uv Of hour and grain ist April city, eomp.rr
with All hs datef
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fRoN pEMARsRA-By recent arrival ut New York
at Demarara:
The noted street preacher J. S. Orr better known in
New i"k, and other parts, the Angel Gabriel mas
created great excitement in Dcmaar between the Por
tuguese aud blacks that the authorities have
cd to number OF islands for vessels Of war To protect IN.
place bear dispatches to ST. Vincent from the Cover
nor ct British Guiana, Tor vessels of war No war y,s
sells In port aud but lew troops-nostly colored They
have taken about GOO or zoo rioters prisoners The
negroes have pulled down, pundcrcd and set 6rc To
good many Roman Catholic churches aud Portuguese
ships The Angel Gabriel il taken prisoner The health
{" the port - very good Times rather dull all mer-
ranule business is suspended account OF the riot
long oo't containing the captain aud Of bark Mary
Hartley, which sunk about lat Sc n Ion. 40 . from
Caliao, bound TO London, arrived Feb 90. The H. II
was British vessel. and belonged to ondon The SUI
gar season well al, anccd
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misunderstanding Giant.

NfANsel--hhl tt tlaHt-
AErIcHOgE-t.srge Glob
bsAss-Lsrge Lima: small DO;
Rcd Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
urrHd Windsor.
SsAr hEAss-FArly yellow: SIX
Week; DO Mohawk % China;
u Valentine do Half Moon .
aeingee iUJ To one Red Gran.
i,crry.
BEAr-Esrly blood Turnip
Rooted do Yellow do; Long
Hood {; French Sugar; Mango
NuriEgl.
nHccuu-Purple Cape whirS
Cape.
Commercially York Larse
10, tAriy Sugar Loaf. do Batter
-ca DO Oxheart Flat Dutch 4.
Drum Head ; Largr u rgrn ;
6rren Curled Savoy Drumhcad
savoy Rel Dutch Tor plekling
CAuliFIowKKs-Early aud
Late.
CrL,Rv-white Solid Red do;
'sKRUr-long Orange early
Hon Altriugiiam, White rirId;
CEss --Curled OF Pepper
grass
CucusnERs-farly Frame do
Cluster, Long green. Long Green
~ .thsate Ghrrkin.
CoHS-Early Sugar do Tu.ca
rors do yellow.
tNutyH-Grgeu IuEle,i
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oSprRaeouSp RMlRoAp.-A passenger by the above
line arrived In this city Saturday last having had
narrow escape from the United States Marshal at ST. Al
bans appears he lett scrvitude In Baltimore on th.
iih OF January and made his way Canada far
as Sc Adams, whc-e no found employment On Friday
las his FORMER master and United States Marshal ar
red at the latter place. On making inquiries for the OBJ
eet OF their pursuit. they kindly informed they
would be more successful In securing the prize
bury, VI, than at ST. Adams Meantime the friends OF
the colored brother transported him few miles further
north IN sleigh, and placed him fright train In
lev hours he was beyond the reach of United States
shal-, sale ON British grounj-Moafredi Herald of Slst
March
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DIED,

Al The residence u his James White Of spovIvanI. IN
The I'M uiino DR. AARON In the SD yrsy ~ 81 -
" me vas ior many years popular aud
o. IN the county OF Caroline where his
eh Wy me od Inhabitants -ho experienced his and
Oenrntie ny
all hi. dealings man were addr
OF dpo,lon' and amty of prghne OF
oh Shh made him ftvorite with
ionec circle he all that hi loving and admitting eod
Gfr nun 10 be- he had been Disciples or ebis
dtht hope Of glorious resurrection. - 7 ' NV ''"''
GE NA.hEillr Tennessee papers please copy.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
=" ARRANTED FRESH AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ann

LFsK-Largr Scotch.
MsLoS-Grven C.tron Pine
Apple ; Nutm,g.
MArER MIIoS-fibesi Kind.
NAsrrHrIUs.
MusrARD-iilack and White.
OsIoS-Silvcr SKIN; White
Portugal yellow and Red.
OkEA.
PAS Extra Early rarly
May Washington DO Frame :
do ChAi Teton Dwarf Hue Prus-
sian no MArrowfst Bishop
Dwarf prolinc.
PAR-N s-Long Smooth
! French Guernsey.
PAH~LFY-Curlrd.
PErrER-L1r. e Bell or Bull
Nose ; romsto shaped Cay
tnne.
PUNPEIS-l.srge yellow Field.
Recommendations.
RADpisn-Long scarlet short
Top; Scarlet Iurnip White do.
yellow do, Long Salmon Black
| spanish
sAisISr-or Vegetable Oyster
Plant.
SriNAH-Round LeAvrd.
SQUAsH-Esrly Bush Hell
TohAro-large ked do Vel
low, fYg
luaSir-Farly Plat Dutch; do
hei To d. Large white Norfolk
White iiOb,. kootA Baga Dair's
Hybrid
HERH s-Annis- Carra.sy:
Lavender Sweet Basil Rose
may sage summer sA,o.y
sweet Mauorum Rene.
WM PALMER
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LKrrrR o. SvcipE-Cornehus e. McAuIne the
bookseller Who committed suicide la New York ON s.tur
day. e letter. in which he thus explains the reason Tor
ending his Lille
THE reason Of my determination is supply this that
some yeats ago formed attachment low.
ing not wisely but too well The object of idolatry
proved un~orhy OF affections. but this could alter
me. nor weaken the spell that bound TO her. have
used every exerton In TO ohteratc her image
but in vain. find, alter change Of scene &c. nothing
can elect the purpose and that IL Is altogether Of
question that could love another l am
Indeed desoste No home, anything resembling It,
The tour walls OF bedroom when retire night-what
there then to toll fory rrucss and unproductive
what good am TO society and myself None | am only
I'm somebody's way, therefore shall retire"
The unfortunate highly educated and is rep
resented a. possessing talents OF high order lie had
host OF warm friends in New York. although he was orgi.
nally from London.