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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12
Wistar's Baisam OF Wild Cherry
Consumption Cured.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 10th, 1856.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 10th, 1856.
MEesRs. PARK & WHTE-Gents 1T il with
pleasure, ! assure you, that am able to add my
testimony In favor Of Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. For over year have been afflicted
with u cough and pain In my side aud breast,
which originated with II cold | had taken Cher
ry Pectoral. Jaynes' Expcctorant, Cod Liver Oil,
and many other popular patent medicines of the
day also spent over one hundred dollars with
our physicians, But all proved of no beneficial
effect. Reading your almanac of 1855, was in
duced to try your Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry. was, at the time commenced using it, Ia
boring with every symptom Of consnmption OF
the lungs. ] found, that after using one bottle.
il gave me relief, and as / considered my case
hard one, sent to your store and bought half
dozen bottles and suffice il to say, before had
taken it all, tods ,oen. I must say, that IL ap-
pcafed to reach the very place affected, in which
all other medicines failed.
am now in full enjoyment OF good health be-
ievng that had not made use of your truly
raiuobie Balsam of Wild Cherry. should now
have been past recovery, If not dead.
shall always take pleasure in recommending
to those who are afflicted with coughs colds, DIFF
hcult breathing, pain In the side. or any lang dis
eases, your Wstar's Basam Of Wild Cherry with
the signature you advertise, Sanford d Park,
CINCINNATI, Ohio as am informed there is an
imitation put up with some other signature.
Respectfully yours
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-12
wedne.dny, the asd day Of December, next,
RECEIPT IN FULL

TITO ALL PERSONS, from the honest miner to
l. the highest Judge, who one year ago were
indebted at the "Shades" Saloon, and have not
settled the same, will please consider this re-
ceipt in fuH. BEN. J: COONhAD:
Wolverine Flat, East Weaver, Nov.3O, '57' Nv
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STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. ~, I. o.
o. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Saturday of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, magnolia" building, Main street Patri'
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend
OFFrcERs.-A Shepard, c. p; Jereh. Bennett
H.P.;F. W. Blake, S. W. ; Fred. Walter. T.. ".
v. Wilson. J. w. D. E. GORDON. Scribe.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY OF TRINITY.

COUNTY OF TRINITY
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District.
The People of the State of California, pltffs.
VS. c. F. Lynn. ct. al. defendants.
Tie People Of the State IF California
To c. F. Lynn, Vim. N. Lowe, II. ]. Seaman & NJ.
T, Crawford, Greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to answer the com
L plant of The People Of the STATE Of Cdhf0rnia.
filed against you. MS follows If served ON yon in
this County, within ten days if served out Of
said County and in this Judicial District within
twenty days in all other cases within forty days
in each case exclusive of the day Of such service.
in an action commenced against you in the aforc-
said Court, on the 18th day of August, A. D..
1851 wherein the said plaintiff prays judgment
against you, the said defendants for the sum of
twelve thousand and thrty-scven 33-I00 (Sl2,-
037 33.) dollars, costs of suit and money dis
bursements, and legal interest as by copy of said
plaintiffs complaint, herewith served, will more
fully appear. If you fail to answer said com.
plant as herein directed the plaintiff will take
judgment against you by default, for said amount
of twelve thousand and thirty seven 33l00 dol
lars, costs of suit. money disbursements, and lc-
gal interest.
Published by order of the Judge OF said Court.
Witness, HON. WM. p. DANGERrIELD. Judge of
the said District Court of the 9th judicial Dis
trict, this 18th day of August, A. D.. 1857.
Attest. my hand and seal Of the said Court.
[L.s.l the day and year last above written.
JNO. A. WATSON, Clerk.
80. By r. G. STUART. Dep Clerk.
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NEW YORK HOTEL
MAIN STREET; WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
l. entirely re-fitted, and supplied with new Fur
nture, Bedding, &c. 1t now contains number
of single and double rooms, and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FAMILIES sc PARTIES
The apartments are we'll lighted and ventilla-
ted and in point of comfort are second to no Ho-
tel in Northern California. Male and female SER
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel. a good
B A K e r Y
is also connected with it. where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread, Cakes,
Pies, &c. The propretors acknowledge their
thankfulness for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed. and respectfully solicit continuance of the
came. MORRIS q BRADY.
Weaver. Dec. s, 1857 45td
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3 A K II r Y
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

kMCN THE SUBSCRIBER BEING
GrxTuG desirous of leaving for the Allan
:aTAhI4, tic States, offers for for sale the
property known as the Clement
Honse,' situated on Taylor's Flat, on the main
trail from Weaver to Humboldt Bay, together
with the ut-buildings. ferry boat and privilege,
garden, furniture and fixtures on the most rea-
soBable terms.
The house is finished throughout equal to any
on Trinity river, the bar-room being 20 by Sc
feet, with all the fixtures requisite for Bar
The house is furnished with everything requisite
for either
Hotel, Store or Drinking Saloon,
or all combined.
The House has done a good paying business since
occupied by the undersigned.
For further particulars, terms, &c. enquire at
the office of this paper, of James Drake, Taylo
Flat, or the subscriber, on the premises.
JUDSON L. DRAKE.
Taylor's Flat, New, IA, 1851. 43td.
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INFORMATION WANTED

OF HENRY MORRISH. by his brother
OThomas Morrish. When last heard from he
was in the vicinity Of Weaverville. Any infor-
nation concerning his whereabouts will be thank.
fully received by his brother, at Bradlord's Hay
Yard, on street, above 9Th, Sacramento.
Oct. 20, 1857. 40H
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Musical Instruments.

e0afa. Guitars, Volins, Accordeons, Flutinas,
XsssX Flutes, and Flies, OF superior quality and
1e tone. Also, Violin Bows, Bow Hair, vi
oliu Screws, Instruction Books &c. &c.
The best assortment of Italian Violin and Gut
tar strings ever brought to this market. Just re-
ceived at the City Drug Store. r. A. FAGG.
Weaver Sept. ~, 1857. 3itd.
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CERTIFICATE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ALL CREDITORS OF HENRY sEELYE,
n dec, late of Trinity Co., will exhibit their
claims, accompanied by the necessary vouchers,
within ten months from this date, to the under
signed executor Of said estate, at Weayerville, or
they will be forever barred.
DANIEL ROWLAND,
Executor Estate OF Henry Scelye, dec.
Weaver. Sept. 28, 1857. Std.
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Special and General Deposits Received.

GO ID d U s IT
BOUGHT AT THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES.
OFFICE-In new Fire-Proof Building, 2 doors
above the Independence Hotel
F. w. BLAKE C co.
Weaver, July %, 1857. 27td.
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Ludington c. r. mort. r. B. Harris, per. p. l 81
Lathrop L. Is. per. prop Il
Mair F. Redding's Bar. per. prop AZ
Marshall r. Lotlman's, Weaver, per. prop. 3 IL
Minter, W. Ind. creek, re. est. imp. IA Gt
Mckenzie j. Baker Bar do 81
Mcclure 7 & Co Neadwood. do p. prop. 80 81
Morrison L. w. Williams ranch, Hay Fork
per. prop. .,
Malloy G.. mort. per. prop. 81
Murphy A. mort. per- prop. 81
Marklie J. near Shops mill, imp. 81
Mathews * McLain, Weaver, AZ n
MCGOWAN T. mort. per- prop. "a a.
Minmen G.. mort per. prop j.
Mckenzie (cold Dave house) Weaver, imp. 8!
McTurck j. Weaver, imp per. prop. "a 4:
Moore C. A. mort. rs. Rice IL Phillips, p. p IA 81
Murphy A. mort, vs. J. McCann, per. prop. 81
Murphy A. mort. VS.. Ed. Shean, per. prop. 3 q
Mosch NJ mort. j. Hooker, per. prop. AZ 8;
Martin II. mort. VS.. w. Ware, per. prop. 81
Markham l.. mort vs. Weymouth ct. al. p. p "a 4i
Mccarthy d. Sidney hill, per. prop. 40 G!
Noseret + Faggtown. imp 8 /;
Maud, O. mort. per. prop. 1S 81
Nicholas b. mort. vs.. T. Nethery. per. p. q
Oswald + mort. vs. Depinett, per. prop. 81 81
ONeil p. NJ. Digger Creek, 32 81
OKeefe, p. Weaver, per. prop. 80 5:
Olson o. Weaver creek, 10 2t
O'Neil T. mort, ,per. prop. 9'7l
Olson L. mort per. prop. 81
Osgood D. Ridgevlle, re. est imp. 8 q
Owen & Dorsey, of of How's rsce, I'm. 2l D
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SHERlFF'S SALE
FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSt-
" ant to the Statute in such case made and pro-
vded. will expose at public sale for the delin-
quent taxes due thereon, as hereinafter stated for
the fiscal year lS57'5S, and also the costs atten-
ding such sale for cash, at the Court House door
in the town of Weayeryille, on
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CONNECTICUT.

(Eran,ine carefully tho instructions" dnnsred)
s0l From Hartford, by wethersfcd, Rocky Hill,
Cromwell, Middctown, Middlefeld, Durham,
Durham Centre, Northford, and Fair Haven, 10
New Haven, a. miles and back, ak times week.
Leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, at ii a m in
summer, and 81 a m in winter;
Arrive at New Haven by 8 p m in summer, and at
81 pm in winter: sre ~
Leave New Haven daily, except Sunday, at IL m in
summer and at IL in winter;
Arrive at Hartford by p m in summer, and 8 p m
in winter.
s02 From Hartford, by Hockanum, Curtisve, Glsstcn-
bury, and South glastonbury, to Portland, l6
miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, at mi
Arrive at Portland by m;
Leave Portland daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at Hartford by i0} am.
903 From Hartford, by East Hartford, East Windsor
Hill, south Windsor, East Windsor, Broad Brook,
Scitco, and Somsrvillc, to Somcrs, - miles and
back, three tmes week.
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NEW YORK.

Examine carefully the instruction. dnnezed)
Paterson, Ramsey's, N. j., Ramspo Works, N
r., Sloatsburg, Monroe Works, Greenwood
Works, Turner's, Monroe, Oxford Depot, Chester,
Goshen, New Hampton, Middletown, Howell's
Depot, Mount Hope, Ousvile, Port Jervis, Mon
Lackswaxen, Masthopc, Pa, Narrowsburg, ".
", Coehecton, CailikooR Depot, Fremont, Long
Eddy, Equinunk, Pa, Lordvile, Stockport Station,
N. T., Hancock, Hale's Eddy. Deposit, Gulf
summit, Lanssboro', Pa, Susquehannah Depot,
hin, Binshamson. Hooper, Union, campville,
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Leave piit.a.ld Monday, "wednesday, and Friday

Leave Pittshsld Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
at Sam,
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Leave Williamstown Tuesday, Thursday, and Sai-
urdny nj 8 m;
Arrive at Pitts6eld by p m.
TIA From North Adams, by Blackinton, WILLIAMSBURG
Pownal, add Pownni Centre, to Bennington, W.,
Is miles and back six times weck.
Leavs North Adams daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at Benningtap by m;
Leave Bennington daly, except Sunday, at 10 u;
Arrive at North Adam by 2 m;
T23 From North Adams to Wiiamsown, S miles and
back, six times a week
Leave North Adams daily, except Sunday, at "
pm;
Arrive at Wlhamstown by 81 p m;
Leave WIiiAmsown daily, exsspt Sunday, at 81
am;
Arrive at North Adams by II am.
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TIC From Russell, by Blanford to North BIanford,
miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Russell Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday at
Arrive at North Banford by 81 pm;
Leave North Blanford, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 81 M
Arrive at Russell by 81 m.
Proposals for three additional trlps will be consid-
cred.
UT From Huntington, by Rngvile, to Worthingon, IA
miles and back, three times a week.
leave Huntington Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at m, or on arrival Of mail from Boston;
Arrive at Worthngton by pm,
Leave Worthngon Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at m, or in season to connect with train
going East; s "
Arrive at Huntington by m.
7ls From Railroad Depot, by Chester Factories, Beckett
West Beckett, Oils, West Otis, and Monterey TO
Great harrington, ~ miles and back, three times
Leave Railroad Depot Monday Wednesday, and
Friday at ~ M
Arrive at Great Darlington by 10 p m;
Lsave Great harrington Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Railroad Depot by 10 IN.
7l9 From Great Darlington, by Hartsvils, Mill River,
New Marlboro, SandlsSeld, North Colcbrook,
Ct, and eolebrook, to Winchester, 81 miles and
Leave Great harrington daily, except Sunday, at 81
Arrive at Winchester next day by 81 am;
Leave Winchester daily, except Sunday, at ~ M
Arrive at Great harrington next day by 81
100 From Pitts6ed by Berkshire Cheshire and Adams
to North Adams, 81 miles and back six times a
week, and as frequently cara run il rssairsd
72l From Pisheld, by Lcnssboro', New Ashford. and
South wnhemsown, to Wiliamssowp, 20 miles
and back, three times week.
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For treason il but trusted, az the fox.
Who nc'er SO tame, 50 cherish d and locked Il
VIII have Wild trick of his aucentOl.

EVERETT on MOUNT WAsnIYGToS.-Edward Eve
rett thus describes view of Moant Washington
the loftest peak of the White mountains in New
hampshire:
II have been something Of traveller in our own
country-thOugh far lcss than / could wish. And
n Europe have seen all that is most attractive
rom the Highlands of Scotland 10 the Golden Horn
# COnstantinople-from the summit of the Hart2
fountains to the Fountain Of Eancluse-but III
aye has yet to rest a lovelier scene than THAI
which is discovered from Mt. Washington. when on
sme clear, cool summers morning, at sunrise. the
cloudcurtain is drawn mp from natures grand pro-
,Cenium and all that ch0as of widness and heantS
starts into lif'-the bare, gigantic tops Of the sur
rounding heights-the precipitons gorges a thou
sand fathoms deep. which foot OF man ray of
light never entrred-the sombre matted forert-thc
moss-clad rocky wall. weeping with crystal springs
winding streams. gIeaHnng lakes and peaceful
villages below-and in the dim, misty distance be
yond the lower l.lls. faint glimpse of the sacred
bosom of the eternal deep ever heaving up with
the consciousness Of its own immensity-al min
led in one indescribable panorama by the hand OF
the Divine Artist" .-.
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ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND
IA MATHEW ATICAL SCH 00L.

J, TT. BTNFDKN. PElNTtPiI
The exeroises N this school will be resumed
on Nonday; sept 2,th, in the large and coinmodion>
Tnons nu t rtrev5. between Clay and Marshall. The
Principal pledge M whole tim" and energy to the
thpfpnXh and accurate preparation of boys, either
ioT the University any Of colleges, for bsi
moss pursuits. Special attention is bestowed upon
IN" English Department. as it is considered that
aEcurat- knowiedge Of our own language il the in
dspensnblr foundation ofali right education. Expc-
rleneed aud competent Assistants are employed as
ule wants Of the school require
TERMS, FAHARLE shhi-ANSCALLf, IL ADVANCE:
Latin Greek and MatlcmatiC fal ~
aAAtAl4 anu SiAlllNfihllt ~ IA
S's''Ti hfai' iif -. fnt1
Modern Languages By Prot Enuo lI..... ~ ~
F1truts tepuest~d 10 make early applitation
AZ tn Number oi pupils viii be limited.
an -
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THE LATE SENATOR RUsK.-A letter has been r,
ceiYed in Washington. from one of the neighbor
of the late Senator Rusk, furnishing the particr
ars Of the deliberate act, which instantly deprive
Tim of life. correspondent of the Baltimor
'ur, reterringeto the contents of the letter SAYS
"A few moments only before the shocking event
he was heard to refer to the long intimacy and II,
swerving friendship, which. for long n periu,
had existed between himself and Gen. Hou-to
md in depreciation Of the fact that now they wer
40 far separated by politics. Those who were
vorcd with the confidence of the lamented RusI
md who frequently conversed with him in houi
If calm deliberation. entertain opinion that Il
effective death Of his wife about two years sine.
had the effect to ovprwheim him to such an ~ to,
~ to unsette his mind Whenever he would ref,
?" his lost loved one, deep gloom would almost il
variahlv shadow his cOnntenance, and a SIGH woul
involuntarily upheavc his manly BOSOM"
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A Cool ATESGEH.-A certain English gentleman
who was IA regular frequentcr Of the greenroOm OF
urury Lare Theatre i'll the days OF Lord Byron's
committee and who always stood quietly the
hrarthTng there with his hack to the fire. was in
hi. usual place one night when Il narrative was
related b. sncf her gentleman. newly returned from
the continent. of n barrier-iuel that had taken
place in Paris Young Englshman--s mere
boy-had bern dFSpoiled in a gambling house in the
?alais Royal. had charged certain gaming Count
with cheating him. had gone ont with the Count
had wasted his fire. and had been slain BY tn,
Count under tue frightfu circumstances of the
Counts walking up to him laying his hand on his
heart saving: '-You brave fellow-haye yOn
IA mother!' and on his replying in the affirmative.
renaTking cody. Il sorry for her" and blow
ing his victims brains ont. The gentleman on the
hearthrug paused in taking a pinch of snuff to
hear the story. and observed with great pIacility
Il am afraid must kill that rascd.n few nights
elapsed during which the green room hearthrug
was without him. and then he re-afpeared precise
ly az before, and only incidentally mentioned ia
the course Of the evening, 'tientlemen, killed
that rascalr' lie had gone ever TO Paris on pEr
pose. and tracked the Count To the same gambling
house, had thrown a glass of wine in his fare IN
presence Of all the company assembled there had
told him that ne come TO aycnge his younS
conpatrot--f,nd had done it By pntting the Conni
out of this world. and coming back to the hearth
rug as ifnothing had happened hasse.dtd Words
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DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID-Far su
~ perior to any dentifrice in usc; recommended by
Dentists everywhere. For sale by all Druggists
GEO D0WDEN, Druggist
-Rrna
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JUNIOR Sons OF ANERTCA-1he National ConvcI
ton of the Junior Sons Of America. assembled
Philadelphia on Tuesday. Five States and the Di
trict of Columbia were represented. The body o.
Saniz'd permanently by the selection of Donal
indiana, and A. II. Fills, IF New York, Vice Pre-
dents: j. Z. $. Goblin Of Philadelphia. Secretar'
md Arthur J. Arnold. of Va, Assistant Secrctar,
rhe Convention sits with closed doors, being col
posed of delegates from secret organizations.
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The PANEL GtNE-A young girl named Sarah D,
fIinery was tried and convicted in New York.
tuesday, of grand larceny. She induced AlheI
Klaberg TO visit well known panel-g game hous
in Thomas street. where he was robbed of Slj0-
She was sent to the pententiary for two years
subsequently, the proprietress Of the establish
ment, Susan Smith, was convicted the sam
charge and sent to the State prison for five years
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HALIFAX CUT AND GIBBED HER
- RINGS landing, and for sale In lots to suit pur-
1asers, 10y BRIDGF0RD& co.
au IL On the Dock
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MISS TAZEWELLS SCHOOL, GRACE

VA STREET. BETWEEN 7rH AND STH.--Tho ecv-
cnth session Of th. School will commence on tn 'st
day of octui,rr, and close the Ist Of July Eic
Enxli,h department. is exclusively under tho drcc-
tion II the Principal except the Philosophical aud
higher Mathematical Glasses, which will he tancht
by a gentleman of experience and ability. The
French Clas- will Ice placed under the supervision OF
"a gentleman who has had much experience nd sue
cess n communicating that Language.
II
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DIsTILLERY DEsTRoYEp-A destructive fire occur
red at Milestone, \. j., on Sunday morning at hall
past three o'clock, which destroyed large distil-
iary. with its contents, comprising some Slo,o0"
worth Of grain and high wines. several of the
men employed there had been spree. and ii is
supposed that they accidentally set the place on
FIRE. The loss is estimated at S40,000--no insur-
ance. A tavern house directly opposite was also
destroyed. with loss of S2000insured for 81 20o;
and "a dwelling next door was also burned.
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/ ONDON PORTER.--I have just re-
"a ceiveda choice lot of London Porter which
ill sell low. 1t isa good article and those in waat
i'll do well TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
au ALEX. MOTT. Auct
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CIFTY .jBLS. GROCERS' CRUSHED
SUGAR; 2j DO do. Powdered do fnr sale to ar
y"hv WM. WALLACE SONS.
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ft0RN.-Received on consignment. Q
~ few hundred bushels of prime white CORN
which offer for sale in lots 70 suit pureh ehasers
Jy 29 ... CRENSIIAW A co
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CLARIFIED SUGAR.-Retailing at
~ l2. ctS, by ...... WILLIAM I. KING
au l2-1t 6and Frank lin street.
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FRou RIo.-The ship Hadiee, which arrived at
New York Tuesday. from Rio Janeiro, brings ad,
vices to the 5th July. The city was reported
healthy with but few cases Of yellow fever ihe
British steam frgate Furious aud fifteen steam
transports had sailed for Chins on the ath oi aey'
No transactions in coffee are given and No quota
tions of prices. The United States frigate 81 Law
renee aud United States sloop of war Bsinbridge
were at Rio Janeiro July 9th, and would sail IN
three days for tine United States- s
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C0RN-l700 bushels prime white Corn.
~ now at the wharf for sa in lots 10 sui, pur.
hasers, by lau6 81 LEWIS N. WEBB 4 90
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II RERAGES.-We have on hand a few
- plain and figured Beragcs. which we arr, selling
!.ery cheap, to clear them out before the seasnn
loses j. VI. R0SENBtUM
au IS -s.. 100 proaa -.
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THE HARVEST IN FRANCE Is excellent. In some
places the Ielping is over, and in other places
where the corn is not yet ripe for the sickle, the
heat, which in Paris is intense. will bring it
to maturity. Letters from Bastia In Corsica of the
18th of Jniv. mention that in some parts Of the
land the yicid of grain is superabundant, and good
Throughout tic whole
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CHLORIDE OF LIME for disinfectinc
- purposes supply neatly put up In bottIes
md double the strength of that sold from casks For
ale by 4. JOHNSTON & RRO
ans Orrg,;.t.
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Saturdays Washington Star says: 'St Louis
No; Wilmington, Del; Baltimore, Md. Washington
d. e.; aiIcties in slaveholding States will not bt
represented in the Presbyterian Convention callpt
by the ,seceders from the General Assembly Il
meet at Richmond. The Presbyteries of Clinton
Miss; Union, IlolSton, Del; st. Louis Mo- are eth
er for indcpendcncy or for going to the Old school
OF for norracton, but almOst wholly against tht
project of new sectional Assembly.
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- just received for sale by
WILLIAM T. KING
an l2-3t and franklin street.