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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-04
THE JOURNAL.
wEAvERvILLE, SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1858.
BY TELEGRAPH TO the "TRINITY JOURNAL"
Over the Northern Line.
ARRIVAL OF THE JNO. L. STEPHENS.

The Stephens arrived on Wednesday evening
The news brought is of but little importance ex-
cept the result of eastern State elections.
LoNDoN, Oct. 3O.-Mr Bright had made great
speech, advocating voting by ballot, on the Amer
lean system. A new company is formed to com
plete the steamship Great Eastern :. The emf
grant ship Eastern City was burned near the Cape
of Good Hope. There is no improvement in
the Atlantic cable working shares quoted at
e330 a. e360.. Dates from China and India to
Sept. 23d. Sixteen thousand Minnie rifles were
seized by the British on the frontiers :. The
Spanish fleet, with all its Transports intended to
act against Mexico, had sailed from Cuba. 1t
is stated that the French government intend to
stop the emigration of negroes to the colonies.
The Gorgon has been taking soundings for an
other Atlantic cable from New Foundland to the
English Channel. .WAsHINGToN, Nov. 11-Gen
Walker promises that if reinstated in Nicaragua,
he will respect all American interests his diff
Guilty with Gen. Henningsen has been settled at
New Orleans The States Right Democracy of
New Orleans intended TO call public meeting,
so express appreciation of Douglas in the late
canvass. -. Gen. Ward has been appointed Min
lister to Sardinia. SPRINGFIEIp, lll-The Com
mttee coneede the election of Douglas, with
majority of five in each branch Of the Legisa-
ture. The Republicans elected Congressman in
list, 2nd and 4th Districts Democrats in all the
rest Republicans had 1000 maj in Chicago ...
TRENTON, N. J.-Republicaus have entire Con-
gressional delegation. -. CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The
maj. for Douglas in joint ballot of Legislature is
8 Repub. State ticket elected by 5000 mai
Elected to Congress-E. d. Washburn, (R) Ist
dist. I'd dist. ]. f. Hartsworth, (R) Sd dist.
o. Lovejoy, (R.) 4th dist Kellogg, (R.) 9th dist
!. N. Morris, (D.) Sth dist. p b. Foulke, (D) 9th
dist. j. A. Logan, (D) DETROIT, Nov. T.
Cooper, (D) elected in 1st Con. dist by 1000 mai
4th dist doubtful. Present indication that Leg
islature will be % Rep. Senators to ! | Dem 46
Rep. in the House to 33 Dem. Whole Rep. State
ticket elected by from six TO ten thousand Jno.
B. Haskin, anti-Lecompton, elected to Congress
from 9th dist. 1t is expected that the Secreta-
ryship of the Treasury, if vacated, will be offer
ed Erasus Corning. Later dispatches to New
Orleans reduce the Republican mai in Illinois
Report from Cleveland says the average Re.
publican maj. in Ohio is 20,926
[NoTE, BY THE TRANsLAToR-We think it nee
essary to observe that if any error has occurred
in the foregoing, it should be attributed to the
confused condition of the dispatches transmitted
to this place, part of which were entirely unin-
tcligible.l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-04

WINTER. Manufacturing forth upon the land
scape, with its groups of sombre trees, that sway
their leafless branches on the mournful autumn
breeze, we no longer see the mountains in the
hazy distance lie, traced with dreamy purple
outlines up against the clear blue sky; but gloo
my, leaden clouds shut out the sunlight; and the
rain, with a monotone of sadness, heats upon the
window pane. How have faded all the garands
that once decked the brow of Spring How have
wihered all the bowers where we heard the wild
birds sing All, these gloomy days seem drearer
from the memory of the past. and the summertime
seems dearer that it was too bright to last
How the ieeting months have vanished, meath
the bright and cloudless skies, like some moments
we remember meath the light of loving eyes. AS
the dying sunset-emhers that with gorgeous col
Ors CLEAN, and in fading pale the splendor of the
brightest MONDAY beam. but foretell the dark
ming shadows and the coming down of night,
while slowly fades the glory of the evenings
crimson light; so the early days of autumn, sun
lit, rainbowhued and warm, but presaged the
night of winter with its dark gray wings Of storm.
--Yrekd Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-04

TAKE A BOLD STAND.-We love to see people
when they take hold of anything, or undertake
the accomplishment of a work, no matter how
trihing it may seem, act boldly and energetcally,
as if determined to do the best they could in the
premises. We do not nor can we admires those
whose minds appear to be constantly occupied
with misgivings OF something wrong and whose
energies are in consequence necessarily cramped
and impaired by It, Such persons never accom-
pish any great work; they lack confidence IN
themselves, and are fearful of the opinions Of
others. In politics, as we'll as in the business OF
every day lfe we like to see men act boldly,
without fear or favor. When a great question
arises it is no way for man to be wavering first
to one side and then the other not knowing him
self what position he occupies with regard to it..
That is not the proper manner in which to display
the inestimable prerogative Of freeman, capable
of Judging between right and wrong Union
Democrat.
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Latest State Events.

MrCHAEI MrRRY is TO be hanged in DOwneville,
Jan. 21st BEN MourToN, who has been in in
numorabe hroils has at length got his quietus;
one Brewer having shot him in the head at San
Francisco. THE Tchama people have resolved
10 remember the Sabbath day and keep il holy:
the design is entirely original with them, never
having heard Of precedent RACEY BvIN is
candidate for secretary of the Senate; having a
helpless family and being in every respect quail
flied, we hope he may he elected Rev. L. S.
Ely has resigned his Methodist ministry at Red
Bluffs-Beacon. A MINER was killed by bank
slide in Calaveras; bean-pod three feet long is
reported there.-I1depeadent AMEs, who shot
Case, the stage driver has been acquitted, and
Case is getting we'll =. JUICE DETGHAN died of
apoplexy in Sacramento on Sundays he was I'M
der Sheriff of the county -. MICHAEL CRADpocK,
an esteemed citizen, and an Odd Fellow, was
killed by his team, at San Juan, recently Press
-. THE Mountain Messenger is going TO have a
new dress. :. THE editor of the Iornitas Demo
crdt retracts his assertion-they hare more than
one bible in town--there are two and a half.
A HUNTING party from Auburn, killed thirty-four
deer in the Coast Range. A MAN in Grass Val
ley whipped his horse which laid down and rolled
over him-and served him right.-.NationdI. -.
ARCHBISHOP Allemany publishes pastoral letter
in the San Francisco Monitor, stating that Pope
Plus TX has granted ga plenary indulgence to
all the faithful throughout the universe" the
occasion being his return from a visit to the peo-
pie of the Pontifcal States.
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|RTIFICA9'

NED the CeI1ll "
Bitters,,P.Ie'i5s,
|c1e.,' and bn,.3ii
~ ]. B. ~
lly lllSj1
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LIEN NO TICE.
M. Hooker W E. q. Kelly ~ 90.

NJ. Hooker W E. a. Kelly ~ 40.
In he Ninth Judiciai DistJict Gourf, IN and .for
trinity CouHtH cai9o,Hia
THE ABOVE NAMED PLAINTIFF having
| this day commenced his action against said
Defendants 10 enforce Il Mechanics Lien for the
sum Of Stj.G21 III 100 against the Trinity River
Canal and all appurtcnances tbereunto belonging
situate on Trinity River, in said county, and
being the same constructed by said Defendants
and leading from Reas' saw mill dam down along
said Trinity River. including the property pur-
chased Of T. w. Roas by said Defendants: Notice
is therefore given to all persons holding or claim
ing Liens tuuder the provisions Of 'an act for
securing Liens to Mechanics and Others, passed
A pril 10Th 1885, and the acts amendatory thereof
on said premises to be and appear in said District
Court at the December term thereof there to be
beRun and holden on and after the 18th day Of
December, 1858, and on the third day Of said
term, to wit: on The 18th Of December, 1858, then
and there TO exhibit the proof Of their said Liens
or they will be forever barred
PlTZER & BURCH,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Weavervile, Nov 12, 1858.
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Letters Certificates and notices from the press.
from all parts Of the world may also be seen at
our salesgoom.
Descriptive circulars sent free to any address.
s. d. g. H w. SMITH,
5II Washington Street, Boston.
(Near Boyston Market.) j23-ltd.
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AK S ALES!
Office is HEREBY GIVEN, IN FUR
" suance Of law, that or
Monday, December IS,

A. d., 1858, between the hours Of o'clock, a.
m. and o'clock, p. m, at the door of the Court
house, in Trinity County, California, | will pro-
ceed to sell at public sale to tSe person who will
take the least portion thereof and pay the taxes
aud charges due thereon, all the real property
and improvements described in the following de.
linquent list and that will follow said sale by
seizure and sale of any property found in my
said county, belonging to a delinquent tax payer.
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B. C. HORN g. co.,
No. S3 Front Street
ncisco. Nov. 10. 1858. 4lom
CORRECTED WEEKLY.


ter
,-rzEr4y-um THE ATTENTION OF GLE
Trli.g gymon, Committees, Schools, 10
v " U ges. Nc, is invited to the now p
DAL SUB-BASS HARMONIOUS, mac
solely by the Manufacturers. 1t is arranged wi
two manuals or banks OF Koys, the lowest set ru
ming an octave higher than the other. and mc
be used separately, and thus get In one case tw
distinct instruments or, by the use of the CON
Ter, the two banks Of keys may he played at Il
same time 10y use of the front set only. This COZ
pected with the Sub Bass, will produce the elo'
of large Organ, and is sufficiently heavy ia
house that seats from 1900 to 1900 people, H.
OR GAN MELO DEON
Is designed for parlor or private use. Tho con
structiou is similar to the Church Instrument he
ing arranged with two banks Of Keys. and wheI
used together, by means Of the coupler. Is capa
bic Of as great volume Of power as the Churcl
Instrument when used without the Pedals.
Also, every variety Of MELODEONS for Par
lor use.
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from oui
Mandatory, being made in the most complete
and thorough manner. Having removed to the
spacious Buildings 5II Washington ST..
we have every facility for manufacturing purpo
ses. and employ none but the most experienced
aud skllul workmen. In short we will promise
our customers an Instrument equal il not superb
or to any Manufacturer, aud guarantee entire and
p0fect saiisfacti0n
Music TEACHERS. LEADERS or CHoms, and 9th
ers interested in musical matters, are respectful
~ invited to visit our Rooms at any time and ex-
anime or test the instruments on exhibition for
sale at their pleasure
As still further guarantee TO the public as to
The excellence Of the AIelodcons aud TIarmonums
from our Mandatory. we beg leave to refer, by
permission, to the following
Piano Forte Manufacturers Of Boston,
4 I.,.t 1
their opinion when called upon:
ClllCKERiNG a Sons, 7. GILBERT & Co.
VIM p. EMERSON, BROWN & ALLEN,
GEORGE HEWS. A. W LADD e Co.
NEWHAIL a CO., HALLET & CUMSTON,
WOODWARD & BROWN.
Orders from any part Of the country or world,
sent direct TO the mandatory in Boston, with
cash or satisfactory reference, will be promptly
attended to. and as faithfully executed as If the
parties were present or employed an agent TO Sc
leet, aud on as reasonable terms.
Prico Hist
Scroll leg, ~ octave, ......,.............S GO
do do do Observation-Disclosures. IS
Piano style, ; do observation-disclosures. 100
do do extra finish, octave, e,.......... lI5
do do carved leg, Observation-Disclosures. l25
do do sets of reeds, ds,............... $50
do do 6 octave, .................... l35
Organ Alslodeon, n,..................... 200
do no extra finish, ................ 250
Pedal Suh-Bass Harmonium, ............. 2I5
Letters, Certificates and notices from the press.
from all parts Of the world may also be seen at
our salessoom.
Descriptive circulars sent free to any address
s.. d. & II. w. SMITH,
5II Washington Street, Boston.
(Near Boylston Market) j23-ltd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-04

THE San Francisco Home Journal ought to be
going pretty smartly there are two auctioneers
concerned in its progress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-04

Sheriff and Tax Collector
BY Il. c. STUART, Deputy.
Weavorvile, Nov. 20, 1853 4I3iu.
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Is0oI and Hob Printing

Of every description done in q superior man
ner, and al reasonable prices.
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Real Gstatt for Galt.

NOR SALE or 10 LET-Tha STORE-HOUSE
and PREMISES sitEs;sd IN sprinstsld mon Count,
NeuJrrs-y sdoibnE bo.ri properly k0oTn - tSopets
HEEL rgr,,i..ir- u rr.rr Hocse, Barn. COED prcen
md al, Two acre. II Land with good And substantial S.os
House y By a. fret lase c-y Guar auirI 900 sta
TWENTY ves Tie above oier-d Tor -se cheap 81 .vue
he Exchanged Illinois OF Iowa AM t..s pr ga
.-. ..iop sivrr i.m,dsa.ey r-a.ird aPpfcation =
WILLIAM kEELERs No Hss:.s 4 Ne xGfs sTI1
sonsseiI OF 70 GEORGs T. sAyRE. M,a!,oa. S'ui' Co
NeH-gc-sJ.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOT GARDEN.
~ Door oI-s a, Q. % g = snrsor :, Y; 81
t.nly c. crHs:. is cot.
Pii,.e - @ d.s'';, -
Al the ''q'~' p e scHssILs OF Schools.
Tie Maze cement bsVs coa.ened to give TINS WEDNESDAY
AorAvD .rrrRnS;St.o'ss rEsEosMsScE
fof toe Jugeniss, Of JEsslE eRo""'
wa athe brilliant T.bieanA and Ea-et'
Nj. AGNIS ROBERTSON
JESSIE BROWN
n, BIOS BorRcIoaULT
Il he isf.d ooafae..r o, ,vv.s.u,s
NJ GRoRGf JORDAN ........~...... .s'nd' "'c'~'''
Mr 4 n Ds.srEor.
NJ Vhfil..
III Nj. Al. ctnea,
Sir c. Pof-.
In ts course ofthe play, Incidental % t'.etion a'.
ROBERTSON ~ stag .ss,eAe Of the oIsTar; s wT
IN Han - My Boy Taalg..e,' Tax yer AL Ci'ss
aboo. yrT Aud Robin Gray c,r...
4aE e & e. DO 81 q 1hf sEr6 if
spd sis "a , CHARGE os TIE hIGHIaSOEas
Door op.n at ! 70 commence at 2 o'cl"ot.
80 cent: Family .
o'e''1 os WEDNESDAY kyEslSG soy TO- 1854
Last appearance Nj Nj. .s AGSRs ROBERTSON
AMI Mr.. DION BoURCiCAULT
'"' p''''' '-'' BOB SETrLEs. - ,,.v-ov
Mss AGNES ROBERTSON Fob Ne'ties and Icy Psysr,i
a., DION BOURCICAuLT sc Tine Phantom and Tog eilIcn
Supported By the talented Company.
TIE public reminded that there are only seven hoe PR
form By the-e -
GREAT ARTISTS.
and are solicited sss tsa-ege- 1T these i.s
Of enjoying evening eUtertnnen. n'gssed
IL elegance aud talent
A MEXICAN INSTITiiTE.-Tbe Grsat FAT
"A CATTLE EXHIBITION, in Consequence Of 'as ds.'r
t.ou Palace. will h. held st tie " y TATIEA
SAILS av Of 3rhst n Y. the 18Th. ieta AID
lTth Of December. 1854 -. 49,.
Premium Lists be had TIE Once Of The n.titae No '
Brosdvay LEWIS e. NORRIS. Chairman.
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AmnSemenis.

A CADEMY of MUSIC.-The Don GIOVAN-
WEDNESDAY. Soy. n q, o'cIocs
'FiCCOLoMiSi. GAZkAHIUAa "ai'Ni'
SOTO, GASSfFk. LORlSl,
CARL FORaES
The sale Of resryed sest viii oomcnee Thy norirf a. ,ne
Academy Of Mesc C. beasoss ct y! aad ct sieeH no
~ Nallst., h,g. -, N
Tickets seas for any psr. Of the bou. iauinx th@ Par
oue C:cje balcony Family Circle end Balcony. maj b. nsd
IN TIE EVENlNG AT TIKI DOoRs
WEDNESDAY EYENING, Noy. 10, at :,
Second night OF Mozsr's immortal
Don GIOVANNI
GAZzANIGA. e.. Donna AIMS Nile. GHl0Ni. .tlyira
Mile. PICCDLDMINI Ie's
CASTER. LURiSI. wErNLlCH. coLLETri,
ard eli the other af,s,s Of Academy viii spPa' g. w a.
Ae P0p''H "Ai'' MILE. SOTO.
THE MONSTER CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Under the direction Of CARL AS5CHUfZ
On Fiidsy-DON GIOVANNI.
On Saturday Nov. II 1T oeocE precisely
GRAND GALA MAIInEE.
TWO ENTIRE OPERAS.
F;r.. nr4srense 81 the renowned cantatrice,
Madcne LABORDE,
Pfua Donna i.Um the Grand Opera III rrS Wiso WIZ Do
si'en the ~hoie Of Beuini: . 9PpIva
To l., followed By (frt time IN Ameroai Psesi,o's
Ia SERvA PADRONA,
(Ths DoInneerius Heusemai1,i
Nile. PICCOLOHISI
viii appear or the fret tine IN her admired character oi me
private boxes the Matinee may secured in advance at
the Academy Thursday and Friday The sale OF the Ads
sion 11cksts commences on frldaS. . o., g.,
.ctiyr preparation and 20 b. proc u,ed ofth",n "I
ROBERT LIZ DIABLH
Ard for tis frS. Amc;ica hozart's
LIZ NOZZLE Di FIGARO
itbr marriage of FiFaro,
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6ousss ano farms i11anteo.

I'ARM WANTED.-W antei 10 hire, with the
i privilege of PurctssaE FARM Of seou; - $50
vi-kin rs nirs SewYork land must b. fed Addre~
CHARLES WILSON yss:r, Co-rrbia Comfy ~ T.. stating
pee to New Yo:k ussfrt Prt-e n's 20 TX
o-ed eS 90
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nUssEIDoRF GALLERY Of PAINTINGS,

hc~n, Pains SURPRISING any exhibition o. the KIND IL th
S.rarscrs should fail no wish this Gallery
s Of the chief the city Open DAY and
EvtsING Aaa...elce ? CrAtA
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Cost an6 fonn6.
90 farmcrs and Others.

NOLE MANS FARM MILL -
Th. Nil has ius tsien TIA sgs Premium A. the STATE
Fair syrsu. .nd il Iesies sIc, excitement among
a.. farmers throus tie S.s'e II be
= q, the Tribune BuidsDs No 7sPvloesi Sewfors
NOR SALE-SEEDL1NG POTATOES-ii0
bb. seerg Po,sroes erins'-d from Seed Bais brought
excellent table quality, and iinclea
,iscs, .fvWE = Oasis Comfy lsq IN a. NJ 81 fs'a'ss
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A. j. BLyEcKEs Aucsioneer. ..l
SUPREME-COURT SALE of TWENTY
- FItTH-ST. PRUPERTY-A J. BLEECKER son I
Co. will sell at Auction on THURSDAY Noy H. ta0ss
at hs erchsLts Exchange I5tns The desirable four ss
Brick HOUSE and LOT situated ca Tie ssu
soe 25ths 10 feet of 7h-sv Houe In perfect oa
contain. all he modern mprovemsnts lot iss9Ss rs~
third. can remain BY order. 5. MERRldEW RsfersA
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EOR SALE-That desirable HOUSE and III.
l. No. e Iior.t.e ~ Tern. ssrJ ~sxy trSc.rs Ia

HOUSE and GARDEN on Brooklyn Hight, for
i SALE LET.-Bro~a fro n,. al slcs-ra
psovcmeus first csss -vseeucs essy FOR card
a. sfus0a spfiy DAVID lat e~-l-t. NO
sr6 Broadway. upstAsrA
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psrtaTvrsr OF FnocS, Co~,rsoIISR's o,.,c.
KERRY LEASES st AUCTION

s'ese ti1 'ee o'dinsnces Of tbe Cosnsoa CoSnSl ~
t.ss' W. . q pbe snsoa. 70 the hsscst bidder m ~
al oeE-s IN, LEASE OF TIE FERRY fro,. - ~
OF T. T. New YORK. 70 the foot Of Grand a. 49,
yn, T. ~ twuhAm'e1rSh ireluins the Bu,t sesds -
Floats Bridges. aad ether hxurrs nrrcr,ssnis- -
o. Nay 1889
ALSO
A. the sane us snd psne, th~ Coup.rone. yin g.. ~
scsion 70 ~ nishes; bidder wnh sas se ,ecarty
Or THE FERRY. ssN prcseu, e.tatl.s.a So y, 80.
basin $. Peck alp New York 10 the 10. -. SO -
Brooklyn. p D. lNihsmsbarshl ., % .s,a~
ssd Brooklyn sGsceut - the foot q South ,th =, ,rh IN -
nght. privilege. snd sds susse, tbeFef beior,ins 10 IN.
porator OF the City o. New Yogx for a. TIM 81 rvx
hon rhe hrs, Day Of Msy. 1889. ~
The conditions and covenants q the l.... n, n. a,
form teny Lr.ses entered into By he Copor
The lease for EACH Of the sbovr-r.u,S Ferr,es
cor form the requirements Of the City Ch,-rr -
20 yerr,s. and also to contain covenant. on N.
ssee that he viii conduct and manage tie all
such rpes regulations ordinances bylaw, A, 49,
may h~reaer from time "a time be made OF psses \, 80
mon Council OF State Lessxtare
COSDiTlONS-lhe purchaser Of the P~fyv H.. -.
appendsse IN each will be required % p,y a, -
tire Cole VI the City ReveEne IA y a a.,
the bd for the annual rent app, ON In r., G
Grs, ycar be eass with the nxr.l -
otherwise 10 BE- forfeited Corpor,,ion IA. "rAs
CURED also furnish obi sicn, ..m, TINA s,.s
ky two suf-sirs to this effect he viii sxsru,e ha.S
svt.rs b. approved 6y the Comptroller the pesr
of the rent quarter yearly aud he faithful
ou Of the of the lease. The Of tue sr
and the expense vi the l-so 10 h. PAID By the purchaser -
whstsyor o b~ incurred b. The CapoTstssa
In co.nec ton with pier slip bukhead prou
10 be- leased during the term Of the lease.
Su.ud TIE rase Of the Ferry from Pecks ship be revhsi \
Other parties than the rrseut Fey Company they viii y
titled have the boats and rtes fot the purps
Ferry nrcfHc1g he LIstin2 at Brkiy,
valuation be fixed BY persons selected BY the "a u
esees In the parties cannot agree a. ~ the sns
to be paid for The A. C. fLAGG, Comptrolks
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Ccparlnrrship Notice..
Cutlery, Garoware, &f.

A TTENTION SPORTSMEN. A new and a.
"A ssbe PISTOL; the b. Ia tho market one yoa WI ~
at sight. Call and examine for your yous-lyes
}. W. sTOKRS, Agent
No IY ChambssA
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lanes, BEEBE g. Co.,
u no. $50 BROADWAYt
ana corner u Resdr Centre ana Hee
The only establishment In the Untsd States eA1n''S
gagged in the mandatory Of
ORNAMENTAL IRON WOhn;:c
FOUNTAINS VASES, sETrEES AhbvMI5,i es0S2
DEFRs, DOGS, LAMBS, FOXES. EAGLES; m!HS scR1P,
FIGURES for INCHES ard GAS bIkshsssstt rIsNia.
TURaL and NEUROLOGICAL FlGUHES
FONTS. &c, 40. Ac.
IRON BEDSTEADS,
suitable for Dwellings Hospitals. Prisons ana 5s rTs Z
HAT TREES, FIRE SIT STANDS, and nhA'A
kinda, wholesale ard retail
IRON STABLE fURNlT hztrtoma
HAY RACKS, Managers, snd STALL "a -
IL addition 10 .heb Ornamental Department y, osS,-e
prepared 20 execute cider. - any e1.er, Tor 'su
IRON WORK FOR DUILDIN1S
ROOFS, ORDERS, LINTLRS, SKYLiDHTS h"o"
for LIBRAaIES sad Tor
TOWN AND COUNTY hECokDS
Fec evidence Of their sbty ID this liar. tasy w,s'
TIIE CONGRESSIONAL LlBkAkax rrvm
TIE CEILINGS O. ths HOUSE OF REPhsSAN'~'
ard
SENATE CHAMBER ,,,,,,c,un&
ard 20 ether worn in prosress on the foDLi"'
IkCS at the NATIONAL CAPITAL .x.nv.cva
HOT WATER AND H0T-Ak rS.y nv -
FOR DWELLINGS, STORES. CHI kChEs AND LAs~
BEEBES
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