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Death OF an AGED Citizen.

WILLAMspoRr, June 22.Apollos Woodward, esq. for
mery associate Judge Of Lycomng county died yester-
day. at his residence In this place. in the Saith year
age. Judge Woodward here, from New Jersey
more than half a century ago.
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CARBoNDALR June "a. The strike of the operatives
in the mines Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany still continues and 1t is said there has not been
ton of coal mined for tho past three weeks.
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The Ohio River.


CNopNATI, June 22The river ia falling rapidly The
weather is fine, the mercury standing at "a
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Later from Camp scott.

ST. LOUIS, June 20 letter to the Republican says
that Capt Marcy passed the 18th of May the
Cache Lie Poudre river and expected to reach the camp
in fifteen days
Col Loders arrived ut Fort Laramie May 30th with the
wagon-road train.
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WASHINGTON, CITY.
THURSDAY. JUNE "a. 1855.
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Thomas T. Hooper deputy postmaster at BeniciA. Cal
ik,rnia whose commission expires on the I'd August
1858.
Charles L. Weller, deputy postmaster at San Francisco
California whose commission expires ON the LIST August
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dc6m it, notes ultimately, the faith If the State
which every ouc kn0ws pledged IL their redemption
W Very truly and respectfully yours
}. H. HAMMOND.
Hon. A. r. HAYNE
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Inauguration OF Mayor Stith.- Chief of PO-
nCe.- Col And0r6On.

New ORLEANS June 2l.--Gerard Stith, the newly
elected mayor, inaugurated to-day. He has APP
pointed Thos E. Adams chief Of the police department
and the appointment gives general satisfaction
Colonel Anderson of Nicaragua notoriety left for New
York yesterday
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RsBrxE.-The New York Evening Post rebukes
Major Fish, Of Connecticut, now residing in Paris,
for adding ~. 8. A. to his title and name This
the Post thinks an imposition. SO it is; but then
the Pest should remember that its abolition party
has been practising q grose imposition upon the
American people in reference to slavery in the Ter
ritories for some ysass past Col. Fish il clearly
wrong b sdding bin II particulars to his name
bat not more surely than the Post in claiming for
- party any real power the institation Of sla
vsry The Post, too = just nov engaged in showing
how Crest Britain fer. years ago sztispassd the
pissass from tho West India waters, and claiming
for her MAsstys crnisers the exclusive right to
- piratss American ships all the world at
the present time. We call this too. an imposition.
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Extensive Paper works Burnt.

PIrmSIElD Mass.) June 23.--Platner Smith Housa-
tonic paper mill at Lee, has been burnt The loss II
estimated at SlO0, 900 with derable insurance.
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THE TElBcRApH LIVES OF THE WORLD

The New York Courier and Enquirer in the course
of an able article tho Atlantic telegraph gives the
following interesting statistics Of the telegraph lines
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SENATE CHAMBER,

washington, June ~, 1898.
Ny DEAR SIR have your note Of this date inqniring
It, in the Of the debate upon q proposition for
home valuation of foreign imports you said anything
which, in my opinion, was injurious to the character
the State of South Carolina to the credit Of the Bank
of the State Of South Carolina.
In reply have to say that then regarded your all
sion TO the Bank of the State of South Carolina
ing reference only to the soundness of the policy OF
the State In placing institution holding large nm
amount of the funds of the State under the control of d.
rectow having individual interest in the successful
management of it's affairs II must have been apparent
to you and to the Senate that regarded the liberal pol
icy pursued by that bank during the late monetary
troubles highly crcditable to that institution Moth
ing said by yourself that occasion which could be
regarded rejecting upon the character of the State or
upon the credit Of any of its moneyed institutions
am dear sir with high respect, your obsdisnt scr
want, j. f.. SIMMONS
Hon. A. p. HAYNE Present EaE
N BThe institution referred to being supported by
the whole of the State it's credit must of course
he indisputAble Yours J.FS.
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THE AMERICAN TURF u.s. THE ENGLISH.


The following match which has been recently made,
WILL it is anticipated determine the relative pretensiops
Of the American and Englsh horses Mr. r. Ten Brock
has matched Prioes the representative Of the American
turf against Beadsman, the winner Of the Derby The
EPSON champion however, will have to meet Prioress
five years old at even weights In the for the Cesare-
witch last FL Hakim three year old ran dead
heat with Proress then four years DID, each carrying
est 9bs., and turtles fancy that horse of Beads
mans stamp, despite the great disadvantage at which he
will encounter frioress will he quite capable Of sustain
ing the reputation of English horses At any rate Cousin
Jonathan does better to enter with generous emulation
into sports than to go to loggerheads with us on
some diplomatic question The terms Of the match arc
under:
NEWMARKET Snc0ND OCroBER MErTlSa. MONDAY Mr.
r. Ten Broecks Prioress, years, against Sir Joseph
iiawlcy F,adslnan. years, 8st. 7lb each. RM 500
sovs., 200 It.
Telegram, the winner Of the metropolitan stakes Is
engaged to give the American horse Babylon "a year in
the subjoned match
TUESDAY Mr. r. Ten Brooks Babylon, years,
DIN. 500 sovs., SO #.
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THE TROUBLES OF CHARLES DICKENS

L
As Mr. Dickens statement il apt to be some what I'M
Ineligible to those beyond the reach Of the gossip OF
London and the literary world, may explain that
the fact informed, is that Mr.. Dickens has,
by mutual agreement. separated from his wife, on the
ground Of "inoompatibllty The name al young
lady the stage has been mixed up with tho matter
most cruelty and untruly ID the opinion We hear Of
those having the best Of observing and Judging
indeed, the arrangement itself is, to great extent
refuation Of that part Of the scandal OF thu family
eight in number,) the eldest son remains with his
mother but some at least Of the daughters 70 with Mr.
Dickens, and the head Of his home IL lady very
relative of Mrs. Dickens. We mention these facts
to explain the illusions to which Mr. Dickens has thought
proper to give publicity and also to do In such way
to prevent the transaction dimy referred TO- being
made the subject of differences too unfAvOrAble.
From The Post, June II.
Mr.. Diokenss readings continue TO be attended with
complete Heretofore be has confined himself to
his Christmas Stories but the psantsst narratives Of
that classand Mr. Dickenss among the peassntest
liable to lose something Of their attraction In the pro
Of perpetual repetition With the view therefore
of varying the entertainment he has resolved give
ections from his larger works. and last night he read the
Little Dombey' chapters from ''Dombey and Son in
the presence Of numerous and fashionable audience
We gratied to observe that he experienced recep
ton favorable to show that his personal popularity
has endured no dminution. The hall was crowded in
every part.
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SENATE CHAMBER, June IL. 1865

Ny DEAR STA Your favor Of this date has Just Keen re
ceived was present when you made some remarks on
the home valuation bill in the Senate somo time since
did not tax my memory ut the time with what you
said can now undertake to say what your precise
language on that occasion. As well AZ my memory
enables to speak in regard to the matter TO which you
refer say that there is impression on my mind
that you said anything injurious to the character OF the
State of South Carolina to the credit Of South Carolina
Very respectfully, your obetent servant,
BEN. FITZPATRICK
Hon. A. p. HAYsE.
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TE'HE MERCANTILE AGENCY
EINE IVORY HANDLE
L~N-TN-EG AN

n kNIN rs AND FWEhST
EXTRA HEAVY PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS
WOSTENHOLM'S AND RODGERS
POCKET KNITES, RAZORS AND SCISSORS
large assortment Of the above goods just received
made to order and of superior quality. For sale by
SCHAEFFER Il LONEY. Importers,
au2-tf No .
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TURLETT & SONS

FURLEIT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No. IS NORTH STREET.
TT-lB5I The undersigned having greatly en-
2hzzd-arged their premises and increased their IA
cities beg leave call the attention Of the public 10
their extensive stock of every description Of CARRIAGES
finished in the elegant style and durable
which they are prepared sell accommodating terms.
REPAIRS attended to with desuatch and reasonable
prices JOHN CURI.ETT son.
wolff 30 North street Baltimore
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JOHN ?. PICkNELL. LEWIS WARRINGTON.
TOHN +. PICKRELL & CO.,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Sive attention to consignments of Cotton Rice, Sugar
aoasses, Provisions and Fish, and fill orders for Flour
Grain and Groceries.
~ Liberal advances made consignments Of Four
Wheat and Corn to friends in LiYernool anRtf
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Business Gar0s.

NHARLES MARSHALL.
Has removed to No Al ST. PAUL STREET one door
South of Saratoga Street ,ooJa ows
iii. w. DUNCAN,
IA DEALERIy
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
g. E. CORNER FAYErTE AND PINE STREETS
ooloIi BALTIMORE.
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TRUSSES! TRUSSES!! TRUSSES!M
l. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
AND CUTLERY IN GENERAL,
HE1NISCH SHEARS, SCISSORS AND POINTS,
AED POCKET KNIVES, CARvERs FORKS
RAZORS d RAZOR STRAPS, Table CUTLERY
&C. of the best quality always hand, and lcarranted
by SAMUEL JACKSON,
No. 1914 Baltimore street.
Near st. Paul street,
jy30-d6m Baltimore.
ID II. HYNSON-
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For THROUGH TICKETS and further correct and rclia
Die information apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station
~ r. corner of Calvert and Franklin streets Baltimore
oc7-tf C. G. ADREON Siurrintendnnt
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Yard-South Eutaw street. oc11y
HALL & BROTHER,
IL Successors to Thomas Nash d co.,
Curers and Packers of
PROVISIONS, FOR HOME FOREIGN MARKETS,
And Manufacturers of
REFINED LARD AND LARD OIL
No. PLEASANT ST., AND III NORTH ST, BALTIMORE.
Having Railway facilities North St., Provisions will
be received for Inspection and Storage, Bulk Meats
Smoked on reasonable terms. CHAS. G. HALL,
Late of j. G. Harvey Coz
s10-n GEO D. HALL
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Atorntps.
John BOZMAN KFPP

Vim DOLMAN KERR
u ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
h las resumed his Law Office in EASToN, Maryland and
az viii practice in Talbot and djacent counties Residing
days, each week ~ o.so Pie
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-27
NEWS OF THE STATE.

Tuos. p. FoRp has purchased the Sacramento
.age. Wash Wright has retired from the editori-
al department
A NEW sort of pavement-heavy oak BLOCKS
is being tried in San Francisco,
THE .4aeocafs tells of man at Tehama who
was being put in condition 10 ride horse-race.
He was too fat. and had to be reduced by sweat
ing They gave him dose Of 'lightning' bran
DIV, rolled him in blanket, and set him to roll
barrel through the street. After while he CON
cluded that It wouldn't pay. and gave II up, Of
ferng to he covered up in the manure pile at the
stable, where he thought he could sweat easier.
A sEvExrY-sRvEN OUNCE piece of gold was late
y found near Oroville.
A Mn. PRIcE, of Nevada, shot twice at anoth-
er person, as he said, to frighten him away from
his ditch. The other went to his cabin, got a
shot gun and fred at Price, putting one of his
eyes ont, and taking piece OF his nose Off
Brsuop AL1rMANY consccrated tho new Cath.
ollie Church at Oroville, last Sunday.
A SMALL squattcr row took place, lately, be-
low Marysville.
PETITIONS for Sunday Law have been sent
from nearly every county in the State.
An ANNIvEpsARY BALL was given on the 22d
ut the Metropolitan Hotel Yrekn. The Ssllyou
Hook and Ladder Company were to have grand
parade on that day.
Tnos. MAouIRE, of San Francisco, has leased
all the prominent Thcaters, and intends having
II monopoly of that business.
TnE Marysville .Nstcs says that one million of
dollars Is about to be subscribed for the railroad
in Yuba and adjoining counties.
THr Governor has pardoned J. b. Gates. who
killed man in Suttcrvjlle, In 1854. He had
nI nut IL mo hp m r1 IA
his citizenship,
TnE Courier suggests an Indignation meeting
in Shasta, to be mode up of individuals who had
their bills shaved down by the Supcrvisors.-
Some OF them are hoppin' mad
A Fam for the benefit of the Shasta Catholic
Church, Is TO begin on the evening Of ST. Pat
rick's Day, lth March,
WE have received the Sierra Citizen, the first
number since It's rcvival--John c. Langton, edit
or and publisher. 1t tells of man killed at Eu-
rcko, and of 22d ball to be given ut Downie-
Vile,
SAN ANpREAs THElrER The Independent says
q man who does Tragedy In the shape of Rich
ard No. 3, appeared there recently, in iive-act
dram A.
THE INDIANS have been committing dopreda-
tlons In Tuolumne co having killed Il lumber
man, and wounded several others. One of the
tribe got i'ty lashes Tor stealing.
SMALL poX has appeared in San Francisco, at
the Marine Hospital.
Tnr daily cost of the present State Legsla
ture is Sl,543, Il day.
THE muddy water from the Sacramento is per
ceptable as far as San Pablo Bay. In l8i9 the
river was clear from source to mouth
SOME excitement existed, at last accounts in
Carson Valley, because of new gold discoveries.
IIENRY BATES, delaultlng State Treasurer, was
to be tried at Auburn on the 18th,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-27
VARIETY. FROM VARIOUS PLACES,

MEXICO is relapsing into u state of semi-b0r-
bersm like that of IFS conquest by Cortes 1t Is
doubted whether the Federal rulers hold as wide
sway as did the Montezumas.
AN INDIAN trader arrived in ST. Louis. and sta
ted that he had seen COO Cheyenne and Canaan
che Indians returning from Salt Lake to their
camp in the Black Hills, near Fort Laramie, and
twenty leading Mormons with them Two men
also arrived from the United States encampment,
at Fort Bridger, stating that six Mormons had
come to Fort Bridger reporting that the Saints
were in state of civil war one halt, including
Brigham Young, wanted to march against the
troops, and the other half wanted the troops to
come TO the city and establish military govern
ment.
WM. II. CLOVES, of Richmond and an editor
by profession, went crazy on fllibuster matters,
and committed suicide.
Ir IS REPORTED that Santa Anna is in Cuba,
preparing to take the field against Mexico, with
the promised assistance of Spain
'LoNG JouN WENrwoRru,' mayor Of Chicago,
had man put in the lookup for calling him
mail bags The Tribune cautions citizens not
to say mail bags to the mayor--hc won't staud
it
PENNSYLVANIA has paid two millions of public
debt in three years.
RuMoR says that the French Emperor Is max
inc n treaty with the Sandwich Islands, which
are to be under French protection, thereafter.
A rRIGmrruL AFFRAY took place at Dubuque,
in Iowa. on New Years night eight or ten per
sons were killed one man received forty-cight
shots in the head, and his brother, kneellng over
his corpse, was also shot dead.
WM. STRICKLAND q Co. were driven out OF Mo
bile, a while ago, for selling abolition books
one of the firm returned recently to settle mp the
business, but was waited on and despatched II
second time.
IIopEs are entertained that Chas Fenno llolf-
man will recover from insanity. He is in the
Pennsylvania Hospital, at Harrisburg.
JAN 10, was the sxty-ninth anniversary Of the
settlement of Cincinnati. Thirty persons land
cd there on the 2Cth of December 1883, and on
the 10th following, commenced the settlement
A NEw York paper tells of child having died
in consequence of mouse having ran down its
throat.
Ak FRESHMAN was tried in a New York Police
Court, for beating his wife it was discovered
that the prisoner, who sat near the officers, Ind
the small pox. All made rush for The DOORS
some screamed fire = and the Judge and Clerk
jumped out of the window, while the Deputy
Sheriff and suite climbed the posts and hid among
the raiters.
A CLERGYMAN of Abingdon, Mass, became in
sane, and going in the cars, took off his clothes
and scattered them along the track AT the sta
ton he jumped through u window, into porlor,
utterly naked.
LOLA MoNTFz has got back from Paris, after
having married another Prince or two there.
THE Emperor of Russia is having American
standard works translated into the language of
his empire.
An Englshman died recently In New Orleans,
bequeathnG 100000 to the wife of poor me
chanc in Manchester, England,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-27

sGoyEnNOR GLMER, Of Georgia. 20 says
Georgian contributors had passion for buying
all sorts of old iron truck broken down wagons,
and such rubbish, which he had piled up in the
yard, under the impression that it would come
into use some time or other. II annoyed his wife
excessively and one day, when the Governor
was away from home, she had the whole pile cart
ed of TO auction. 1t so happened that just as the
anctloneer had put mp the lot the Governor was
riding by, and buy it he would for, as he look.
ed at it, be declared that he had a lot at home in
which there were several things to match. He
bid ten dollars, and the whole concern was knock
ed down to him. A few days afterward he was
admiring Mrs Gilmer's new bonnet, and asking
her its cost, she said, 'Ten dollars, husband the
same ten you paid for your own old iron, and II
you don't clear it out of the yard shall sell it
aPain p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-27
\ Love the Woods.

Give me the woods the wild free woods, by the
side OF little farm, where the SPRING and rils
are gushing free, where bud and flower and leaf
and tree are fragrant with hcavens fresh breath.
| love to SEQ the tiny buds come peeplng from
their folded leaves and watch them opening one
by one to meet the warm glance of the SUM- ana
Weld their perfume sweet. hate brlok Walls
and all that sort of cold and stately thing, but
nice and tidy little cot in pleasant, shady qu'et
spot Is lust the home for me n well tilled gar
den made behind, and clean, green yard III
front, where the children play the live long day.
and never once think of wishing to stray from
home in 30 lovely place. love the cricket In
the hearth that sings the live long eve, and even
the frog with his rough eh-gog, the tabby cat ana
the shaggy dog have each their various charms
for mo / love to see the wee, wee bros PICK
crumbs from round the door aud with music rare
M the whole air as though never thought ana
never care had got in their little throats' ~
a loi like mine | never repne, though wealth.
wealth come never n whit | am happy and gay
the live long day, and whether at work OF Wheih'
er at play, is all the same to me-Ford, OF Pfa-
cerpiHe Dem.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-27

'SgrrIING' AN Account To settle coffee with
an egg is mn easy matter; but il Is not eggsactly
so easy to settle nm old account, as "a racy writer
in Otsego County. New York, shows In this lot
ter
seldom have | been more amused than when,
some two years ago, upon the North Fork OF the
Salmon River in California, overheard con
versaton between an honest miner, named Riley,
and one Mike Donnelly, trader, to whom 1t
seemed Riley was indebted some forty dollars for
provisions. Said Donnelly to Riley,
you ought to pay me this little bill, -four you
know trusted you when no other trader ON the
river would. Come, now, I'll throw off half, II
you'll pay the rest
'Wcll, Nike, said Riley 'I'll be hanged II III
allow yon to be more liberal than am. II you
throw of one half I'll throw off the other
But this proof Of liberality did not satisfy
Mike, and he replied, as might be expected,
'But that don't settle my account
'Thcn break an egg into il = said Riley, and
coolly walked off.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-27

SAYING NICE THINGS OF THE WOMEN FOLKs.-
The editor of the State Journal whilst strolling'
how very leisuraIy the man talks whilst
stroling' through Sacramento, saw Mrs. Gov.
Weller and Mrs. Judge Terry shovelling in their
gardens and then he went straight home, fast as
bis legs could carry him, and wrote puir which
would put any sensible woman in condition too
scky to dig in the garden, except for remedial
roots. Shame on you you great toad-eating fin
gerer of silver door-knockers You passed doz-
en- mechanics wives, good as they, at work in
their gardens, and never a word of their kind be-
ing women (Which a country may be proud of "
How much do you get for securing official pew
ter, Mr. J0urnaI?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-27
DaT CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC .@g5Q
London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Schiedam Schnapps,
Medicated Schnapps,

London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Schiedam Schnapps,
Medicated Schnapps
Royal Schnapps, &c.
After several years experimenting in the man
ufacturing of Gin, | fortunately succeeded, in
the year l848, in making discovery in its man
ufacture, by which it was deprived OF all acrid and
infammatory properties, and rendered perfectly
pure My manuiactory is at Schiedam, Holland
After several months reflection what title TO
give it, introduced it to the American public
under the name of "WoIfr's Schicdam Aromatic
Schnapps." Schedam is the name of the place
in Holland where the Gin is manufactured Aro-
matte derives its name from the Italian Juniper
Berry, with which it is Aavored and the word
"Schnapps" is the German for drink-Cogue,
Dram-Wolfe's Schedam Aromatic Drink.
No sooner had my Schnapps been introduced to
the American public and received with appro-
baton, than the liquor mixers of New \ ork,
Boston and Philadelphia, started in pursuit with
their mixed and poisonous stuff, under various
names-Schiedam Gin, SchiedOm Schnapps, Lon
don Club-House Gin, London Cordial Gin, &c,
and in several cases my labels have been so per-
fectly initiated, with only the addition of few
letters to plead technical avoidance of the law,
and SO carefully prepared as to impose on care
less purchasers ! understand a large quantity
has been purchased by merchants of California,
on account of the cheapness of the articles.
especially caution the public against those vile
limitations put up in imitation of my bottles, and
wrappers of same colors-YELLow PAPER, WITH
BLUE AND RED PRINTNG-intended to deceive
careless buyers. Such bottles contain the worst
kind OF doctored up and unwholesome liquor. A
merchant who participates directly in the fraud
by selling spurious articles, is as much an often
der as the principal who planned the imposition.
i hope every honest man in California who values
the health of the community in which he lives,
will aid me in ferreting out and exposing the un-
scrupulous merchant, who, for the sake of few
cents, will put in jeopardy the lives of the com
munity in which he lives Such men should be
nailed to the pillory OF popular execration.
The genuine Schnapps can be purchased at
wholesale from all the respectable Liquor Dealers
and Druggists in San Francisco.
l have appointed CROSBY g. DIBBLE, San
Francisco, Sole Agents for the Schedam Aro-
matte Schnapps for California and Oregon.
UD0LPHO WOLFE.