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United States Hotel.

I S LOveday, Baltimore John Vanderbilt lady York
r Selyin hlysyie, Ky Harry Ctdoy, Washington, ID
A g Arnold a lady, Missouri Mrs n Cadey, do
5 Woods, Maryland Miss A l. Cadey do
Ii A Williams, Washington Mrs Z Cadcy do
samuel Evans Philadelphia Jennings, Virginia
IL K Iiasknsi Ohio A Archer & lady, do
Arnold, illinois Miss archer,
Jefferson facey Son, Va WIn 4 Hunt Maryland
Samuel Stevens, Jr New York Henry Browne, do
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ENOR RENT.--A large and hrst-class dwelling
l. with al the modern improvements, with hrecstory
bulldog for rent either furnished unurnshcd having
diou sabng carriage house, servants &c II Is situated
Louisiana avenue, the City Hahe central eligible
position IN the city
For terms apply to address T. J. FISHER esq., j. C. Mcclure
Co.'S Auction Store Washington, d. G.
Nov 20--du
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SlTUAIlON WANTED.-A young man of liberal
~ education capable d teaching the higher English branches
WIN the iin and Greek languages desires suai Teacher
sepol or as Tutor in private family where compensa
ton would be given for his would
private secretary clerk in need such;
uctory testimonials character and
most eminent men of Delaware Maryland and Virginia
Address INQUIRER,
Nov 24-d2w Blrnum's Hotel Baltimore MI
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
One Day Later from Europe. Arrival OF the
Prince Albert.

Prince Albert from Liverpool the llth arrived here
to-day She brings one days later intelligence than the
City of Baltimore
Mr. Whitehouse has written another letter concerning
the Atlantic telegraph eteating his conviction that the
cable may be yet made available
serious nsurrecton had taken place in Turkey in
Asia
despatch from Madrid says the difficulty with Mexi
must be settled in suitable 10 the dignity OF
Spain, and that hosttes anticipated
The Prince Albert sailed from Liverpool at the
18th.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton closed steady, with estimated sales OF 5000
bales Breadstus very dull Provisions dull and
unchanged Consols 975 a 9S
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EHOR RENT, either furnished or unfinished and
by the or for shorter period house.
and Third streets occupied during the
Hon Mr. Hammond United States from South Carolina
qurc of DAVID A. HALL,
Nov 6-eodu No. 40S street.
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By jas. Q. McGuIRE y CO., Auotioneers.

A DMfNISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IN Furniture, Bar Fixtures, Liquors Cigars, orso, RecknWay
spring Wagons AnatOn Friday morning,
yrber Goth u
Sad nf Third avenue
all the Furniture and EHrots, comprlug--
Mahogany sna chairs, rockers
Bureaus, bedsteats
Cottage set, looking glasses
Feather beds holsters, aud pillows
Blankets, comforts, spreads
Exten dining aud other tables
Arm chairs, round tnbes
China, ass and crockery
L1rgp cooking and range
counter, shelving, oyster
Deoincrs, numbers wine glasses
whiskay brandy rum champagne claret mort
sherry, Malaga wines ''
Stock Of cigars OF yarious brands. .l......
At II clock, in front of the premises
Que Bay Horse, Sleigh
one two.seated Rockaway
Two Spring Wagons.
Torm $50 and credit OF 30 DAYS for
satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
CIiAs MEDES Executor.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE a. CO..
Nov ed AucIopeera
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FTNllE BAGLEY GOLD PENS, now manufactured
and much improved Newton including
the Commercially the "medum" pen tho tslort
nib and Two large 'bank pcn
oil " ,e highest grade Of material excellence
ihah, aud will be sold with guarantee WI
The shortmb gold pen particularly
those who have hteo been unable any
pom whatever,
Wokdcna celebrated writing ink Guyotts Paris writing
ink F0nch letter and papers English
envelopes, just imported direct by the undersigned
Good common French letter paper at 81 20 per
Nov % TAYLOR.
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Third night OF the celebrated .
NEW ORLEANS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
Miss RosAIlE DURAND, Prms Donna Assoluta
Miss GEORGIA HoDSoN, Tcnore Contrslto. ...
Miss A. KING Second Donna.
Mr. FRED. LYSrER, Primo Blrtono.
Mr. FRANK TREVOR Primo Buno.
Mr.. +. b. SWAN, Btsso proundo
Mr. @. H. WARRIE, sccondo Tenorc
Mr.. }. ARNOLD, Secondo Basso.
CONDUCTOR Mr A. Ren,
Manager W. Iyscr
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~ GORGE w. BRADFlELD, AttorneyatLaw the
M States Building 18th and streets, Washington
o. win practice all the District including
Of Claims aud in the adjoining Virginia.
22--sm
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NOR RENT.--Parlor Chambers for Rent large
and pleasant paors chambers handsomely Furnished
with Water and Gas apparatus, WALL, STEPHENS, & CO..
Nov l0-lmf No. 322 av., bet 9th and 10th sts
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Friday, November %, benefit OF
Miss GEORGIA HolSoN
elt but three Of the opera
ADMISSION,
Dress circle and paruuottn 10 so
Orchestra olilirs. ! ...... II "a
Reserved seats Ia any portion ur the house. %
BOX OFFICE HOURS FROM 10, a m, to s, D. m.
seats can be secured three days In advance,
Nov 25--It
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-25
TRINITY CHAPTER.
L O. O. F.
NORTH STAR LODGE.

IN No. Gl. meets every Wednesday 5s%<S
evening at o'clock, at Odd Fellows SSt7weS<
Hall, Main street. Weaverville. Twisting Bro.
theirs are cordially invited to attend.
D. +. GORDON, n. G.
JNO. \. WATSON, Il. s. 2Gtd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-25
gzo~ WISTAR,s BiLsiN of WILD CHERRY,

for COUGHS, COLDS, &c, imports new vigor to
vital action, and relieves the system by opening
the pores of the skin, and promoting the secre
tion of mucous matter
Those who take the Balsam will feel immcdi
ate relief from the distressing irritations that ac-
company affections of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed, the Basam opens
them. The Lungs suffer from irritation, the ir-
ritation is scothed the pulse is violent and fe-
verlsh, they are soitencd, and the mucous mem
brane is relieved Of its engagement with rapid
ity and ease. All by the use of this delightful
remedy.
n.S~ + Z CAUTIOUS-As there are many
COUNTERFElTS, look well at the signature
before purchasing take none unless it has the
name Of "Henry WiStar, NJ. D.. Philadelphia y
aud "Sanlord Park, engraved on the outside
wrapper All others are BASE mutations.
PARK d WHITE, General Agents 1872 Wash
ington street, San Francisco. Also, Importers
and Jobbers of all Genuine Patent Medicines.
ANDERSON Il SEAMAN
Are the only authorized AGENTS at Weaver
vile for the genuine Wisar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. 343m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-25

Il NOVEMBER Room for the athlete room for
She broad-shouldered, deep chested, and vigorous
November, who leaps with an elastic bound into
the arena! He has divcsted himself of all super
fuons clothing; every limb is bare and his Draw
NY trunk stands in glorious majesty while his
head, encircled by coronet of the purple vine
nd scarlet berries, proclaims him the King of the
autumn Doomed as he is, deserted bv his
6eeting brethren, pressed by the advancing le-
gions of gloomy Winter, he still looks every
Inch kingp He has gathered about him his
<assals. who neither tremble with fear nor look
bale at the portents around them. but every one
has thrown down his leafy gauntlet and bent his
xbranchy lance to await the coming storm j! Like
The last King of Assyria, he has surrounded him
hef with all the luxurions garniure of nature
hnd the voluptuous revelry of the season, and
looks TO his parent Sun to send down his fires to
fonsume them all before he will surrender
Above and around him the winds sing witching
long, and the bright pnmage of the clouds glows
18th weird lustre as their winged focks soar to
3he zenith or sweep maiestically to rest upon the
bosom OF the horizon. Type of the regal month
symbol of the pending fate of November
Xround the golden couch of the setting sun the
urtans of royal purple are drawn, and earth
nd sky are hushed and mute, lest a breath
Rond disturb his sleep, while stars that spangle
e measureless dome above sing lowly and softly
Keir lullaby. So will November sink to repose
lter life of majesty and of strong action to the
mellow cadences of the Indian Summer, amid
BE blazonry of the golden maple, the gorgeous
Irimson of the forests, and the bright scarlet OF
<he running vines which girt his sturdy guard of
monarch oaks. Who then can assent to the poet s
Mea that with November, 4 the melancholy days
have come, the saddest of the year, Not we
There is no sadness in any work of Gods provi-
4ence; he orders all things in kindness and his
pile can warm this last autumnal month and
BIKE it gorgeous in the sunshine which fills the
ny,an iuIa anil
th the full, bright and beatifc knowledge OF
Eternal Love.-LouisvNe Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-25

DRAFTS ON CANADA.
PAYABLE ON
Montreal, Quebec, Hamilton, Toronto, Lon
don, BrantfOrd, Chatham, 81. Cathartnes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-25

ZTECHY JONATHAN Referring to the irascible
>pesition of the American Government, the
ndon Times said:
1t is difficult to keepu fast friendship with
pan who has frequent fits of the gout, or a
ionic toothache. or an excoriated epidermis.
may be very valuable man to know, and
fond he may have a real affection for you.
you can never be quite free and unconstrain-
in your companionship with him. you are
lays afraid of coming little too near his gouty
or opening window and letting in a cold
Wnght that may set his teeth and temper raging;
E gou poke ever so gentle bit of fun at him it
ot certain he will not throw his crnteh at your
ID; and if you nudge him playfully in the ribs
Is almost sure to scream and abuse you. He
be almost overwhelmingly effusive in his
nents of intermittent good humor but sud
ly comes that twinge in the toe, and down go
corners of his mouth, or that rack of pain,
up goes his hand to his face, and then he
pmes touchy and testy and quarrelsome."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-25
THE JOURNAL.
vEAvERvILLE, SATURDAY, DEC. 25, 1868
LATEST STATE EVENTS.

LATEST STATE EVENTS.
The Treasurer of Nevada county has been
presented by Grand Jury for malfeasance in
office and the fraudulent issuing of licenses. -.
N.RYsv1ILE is about to be lighted by gas. =.
THERE is q very general demand for q reduction
NJ fees in office. !. DANIEL flaming killed a
peacable Spaniard in Hornitas; after being shot
through the left breast the wounded man knock
Cd the murderer down with his fist, and then fell
dead. A fight occurred among some drunken
Indians; one had his head crushed by big rock,
hut the murderer was followed to camp by son
Of the murdered who shot him through the head.
-.Nariposa Democrat. .MELoNY has been pre-
vented by friends from publicly contradcting
Wand's accusation-he still holds the Controller
ship. A LARGE buck deer charged on dog in
Mariposa county, and thrusting point of his
antlers through the animal, broke off the prong
and left it there. JOHNSTON has been dischar-
ced from second arrest in the matter of the
Ferguson duel. SAMUEL STEPHENToN. an En-
glishman, was hung at Jackson, on the 18th, for
murder at Volcano, two years ago. "A SIERRA
miner went to 'spooning' about an old log, and
in less than two days spooned up two hundred
ounces of gold. Langtons express is to be ex-
tended to Utah. S. W. Langton, the well known
expressmen, passed the Yuba Gap in the Sierra
Nevadas, during the late snow-storm, and no.
where found the snow more than two feet deep
The Citizen says that Mr. Redding is the richest
miner in Sierra, aud one Of the most deserving
-. We are glad to hear that |. G. Jones, an old
and valued friend. has discovered rich quartz
lode in Sierra. "A FELLOW employed in tun-
mel in north Sierra stole an eighty ounce piece of
gold for which he was pursued to Sacramento;
the gold was discovered but the sealer escaped
-. THE Beacon says that farmers about Red
T Bluffs are plowing and sowing: the ground is in
4. splendid condition-the Beacon likewise says:
White chalk has been discovered near the Bluffs
=. MEMBERS of the San Francisco Press are
Arranging TO have dramatic performance to
procure homestead for the widow of Edward
#Poock. :. THE overland mail arrived at Placer
willie on the 18th, with no important news.
2MRs WAND, wife of the attempting suicide, pub
#lshed statement in the Sacramento Morning
Stdr, denying the truth of her husbands charges
toi infdeity. THE Union tells of a Sacramento
4. Chivaree' which distracted the bride that she
appeared on the balcony and cried to her husband
'Sbemmy, Shemmy, vW you cum nit de demizon
had dreat desc peoplesH. MELoNY threatens
Ia hold any individual connected with the Bee or
Union personally responsible, who may assert that
5his conduct toward Mrs Wand has been criminal
4. THos. J. HENLEY, Indian Agent, has success
July disproved certain defamatory statements
made by San Francisco paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-25
IL Il II k IL X C h a n o G
BILLIARD SALOON.

fW; Thankful for past favors, the undersigned
~. respectfully solicit from their friends, and
the public general, n continuance of the same
LILO u OR S Of the best quality, and l..
G AIRS of the finest flavor, are only two of the
numerous inducements for the public to call and
examine. FRANK a JOHN YOUNG,
RgG~ Owing to the high Protective TariIr" on
Liquors and Cigars of good quality, we are
compelled Gin order to get good article,) TO
purchase our stock of Liquors, etc, in Weaver
willie. f. 4 J. Y.
Nov. 81, 1858. 45td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-25
NEW YORK H0TEL
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.

VlIlS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
| entirely rehtted, and supplied with new Fur
niture Bedding, &c. II now contains a number
Of single and double rooms, and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FA MILES So PA RITES.
The apartments are we'll lighted and vcntila
ted, and in point of comfort IRE second IL no Ilo
tel in Northern California. Male aud female ser.
wants are in attendance Mt all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel, good
Il a * E r. Y
is also connected with it, where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread. Cakes
Pies, &c. The proprirtors acknowledge their
thankmuess for the patronage heretofore rcceiv-
ed, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same. MORRIS n BRADY.
Weaver. Dec. >, 1857. 45td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-25
STELLA ENCAMPmENr, 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
S. X. TURNER S.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07


tue unfinished banking house on Chestnut ST.,
below Fifth, is to be sold at public sale, by
Messrs. NJ. Thomas & Sons, on the goth of
October.
OF Enjoy the blessings of this day, if God
sends them; and the evils bear sweetly and
patiently. For this day only is ours; we are
dead to yesterday, and we are not born to-mor-
row.--Jeremy Taylor.
ENGLAND AND HER DINNERs.-If an earth
quake were TO engulf England to morrow, the
English would manage to meet and dine some.
where among the rubbish, just TO celebrate the
event.-D1uglas JerrOld.
0%7-"It is aisy enough said Pat, "to build
a chimney; you how'd one brick up, and put
another one under it." A good many people
undertake to build fortunes on this equitable
principle.
PHILosoPHERs.-Therea are very few original
thinkers in the world, or ever have been; the
greatest part of those called philosophers have
adopted the opinions of some who have gone
before them.-Stewart.
Coop DEsCENT.-It is question whether be-
lag called "the son of a gum should not
rather be taken as a compliment than as term
OF abuse, as it is well known that no gun is
good for anything unless it descends in a
straight line from good stock.
AvARICE,AThe character of covetousness is
what man generally acquires more through
some niggardliness or iligrace. in little and in-
considerable Things, than in expenses of any
consequence. A very few pounds sterling a
year would ease that man of the scandal of
avarice.-POpe.
6~~7- That was bright idea of the hardshell
preacher, when discOursing of Daniel in the den
of lions, said: There he sat all the nipht
looking at the show for nothng-didn't cost
him cent!'
o. Mr. John w. Bager. formerly of Walk.
ersville, recently died in Kansas
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
nj S CELL 4 +,
P e r S o IL a l..

or The library OF the poet Percval is Off
cred for sale. 1t contains about ten thousa md
volumes and will be sold for 500, 900, though
it is valued at $4,000.
o. Hon. Albert Rust reports at Washington
that the Democracy Of Arkansas are almost nn-
animous for Senator Douglas.
o. The only Democratic candidates for
Congress in Peansy lvania who have not de-
clared themselves in favor of admitting Kansas
without regard to population, are Clancy Jones
and Florence. .".
o. Rev. Stephen l., Baldwin, Methodist
missionary to China, will sail for his foreign
home on Monday next.
6FGen. VIM. T. HASKELL of Tennessee, is
now in lunatic asylum in Kentucky, and con-
sidered incurable.
or Staunton has formally accepted MIR.
Morphy's challenge for G500 The contest is
expected to commence the first week in Eovem-
Der. Anderson has promised to play Dir.
Morphy a short match in LOudOn in October ;
but Mr.. Morphy will, most likely, go to Breslau
and play him long one OF twenty-one games.
o. Mr.. A. o. Dayton, Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury at Washington, died in Philadelphia
on Friday last.
OF William Lowndes, youngest son of the
late John c. Calhoun, died on the 10Th inst
Since the death of Mr.. Calhoun, three sons and
a daughter have followed him to the tomb.
OF Mr.. Hind, the English astronomer, states
that Donati's comet, now visible, can be seen
presently in the daytime, by the aid of a tele-
scope.
OF The family of VIM, P. Mollett, Esq, of
Dallas county, Ala, consisting Of the father,
mother, son, daughter-n-!aw, and seven grand
children, have given $50 each, or $500 in ALL
to the Mt. Vernon fund.
, o. A dog, supposed to be mad, was killed in
Wilmington on Friday one was also killed in
Elkton, it is said, on Wednesday.
o. At Peterborough, New Castle CO., Del,
VIM. Doughton has been appointed postmaster,
vice Edward Silcox, resigned.
o. VIM. D. Vaughan, charged with rob-
bing the mail between Snow Hill and Berlin,
Md, was acquitted in the U. S. District Court
at Baltimore, on Thursday. Alfred Wooten,
son of Judge Wooten, of this State, was one of
his counsel.
OF Edward Wheaton, proprietor of Twad-
ellis paper Mills, on the Brandywlne. had his
foot torn off by the machinery, on Tuesday
morning last.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
Mechanics Store !
Cheap Groceries, Cheap Dry Goods and G, eat
Bargains in all kinds of Goods

OHVdP UT0ccTICF, Chcap Dry G0ods, aud G. eat
Bargains in all kinds of Goods,
at the Mechanics Store,
Where all who desire 10 economise tboir means
Shonld cali ant buy much tops for ten dollars cash
Or IN produce as they get else where for Twelve or
fifteen collars.
We sell Ihe best Groceries at the very lowest nrice
we sci, me best Dry Goods AT the very lowest prIce
we sell AL kinds and of Boots Shoes and (ia
ters cheaper than are sold any other store-uo ey
CtP'is me great FIanlgen, who Is wOrdrenUwned for
his chcapncsS.
We sell the very hest qualities of Snuff and Segars
We sell only lor Cash;
We Bay all kinds Of Country Produce al the high
es prices Tor Goods, or 5 per cent oil for cash
Very thankful! for the liberal encuuraqemcnt here.
tol"re extended to us, hope by strict attention 10
business and determination To please all 10 merit
and receive a continuance of the same
J. r. WILLIAMSON,
ACgl9,jS West Commerce street, SMYRNA Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
File Cutting,

| an us branches, al the Mandatory, IL
NEW Street, above Second between Race
,, and Vine PHILADELPHIA.
Wnere mly he found The best assortment of FILES
anu kASPS. in the city OF Philadelphia
" Old Files Re-Cut and made canal TO nry M a
saving ni % per cent J. B. SMITH
S'P<-Jh New Street Filc Works PailIla
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
Seed Wheat.

Meditcranean Seed Whcat-lho product of n Iatc
ar:alt'n ai has 50 far escaped the Iavugcs of the
Fy' tor safe ny WM. II GILrIN.
ad'.-h Broad aud rr.lhc Sis Phila !
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
TO THE PURTJC

The subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
mlly received and promptly attended to.
" lie will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Ihanktr for past favors, he hopes TO merit
and receive liberal share of the public patrol
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec 19"55-tf
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
PAINTS +! PAINTS f!

TIE Sdbscrlher, having connected. with the Drug
anu @ FrescTpilon business PAIN rs. OILS, VARNISl-
ES' BRUSHES, GLASS, DYE-SPCFFS, &c, is now
prepared 10 furnish all IN that line who may favor
hlm with call lie would also take this nppul uniiy
oi M returning To the public his sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage they have shown him, ans hopes.
ny sir'ct attention aud industry TO merit coninu.
ahce OF Inc same JAS. p. IlOFFECKER,
Commerce ST., door below EaSon's Corner,
mai zU-5S Smyrna, Del.