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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
FRIDAY, Feb. i-P. ,

TKIINfj Ft0 F-F'
Movements st the Stock Exchange to-day were
rather languid and undecided in their tendency but
upon the whole, the market seems to be gaining in
strength though greatly lacking animation and buoy
sncy' There has been for day or two past an evi.
dent pause IN the speculative operations and for the
moment, neither bulls bears sppe.x to see their
way clesry through the iss which render the future
more than usually obscure. The bulls, with the nm
pleasant experience of few months past, although
still inclined to look forward hopefully hes,ste 10 en-
bark in flesh movements which seem to prove up,t
tzsciiye to the public while the bears having closed
I'D short contracts with fair results fesl reluctant to
cpsrs.e for further depressioa Al points which give no
ssens hopes Of pro6t, and half inclined to change
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

,,c.y VItw or rBE REVOLT TOY u
Az All IL have seen a letter from an n'siteehs
ntfu;-uu uu'ca,ed In the City of Cape Hay 3D. gVns
Bestopis - - nTogress Of the revolution. he s@ys
an sec'. |a ,ba1yb arInei seen m1rcninS 10
neI 5;,action tbe greatest order PrsVabs, no o9I-
eseIy ts., committed ard property appears !" DC
sess 10 sats A guard is kept about the residencS
r ,ss foregn Consus, but the precsu,lon IS hoI ue
..sded by any fear Of violence. Ia iac', ths greai
xssn,e Of This overthrow Of authority estaoNshsn
e fcnrteep years s its bloOdless character SOU
kaone IA hemined in between two Repuoacaa armies
without hope Of maintaining his allh@,ny' M " ~ ~
regard 10 the future Of the country, ehoud Oe. u5
raTd prevail il s stated tnat he wlii rs-b3fe enuy
relations with the Spanish end OF the isaod ana PEI
hans establish closer Commercial CONNECTION Win
this country. -. f.. Ia,
leter received in this city dsted Aux Cayes, jan
l5 lfhe latest from the IsaDd, indicates tnat tne EN-
peyor has given up all hope Of sus aiming hlhser.
6;s first procamston referred to the revolution az
mere local outbreak but be has since, aitsr haVhS
.ron;red a better idea Of the movement issued ss
sod proclamation in which he says thai ne snsli re-
tam 10 Prince TO await events Oeh' oenfao
is at the gates of the capital: =.
The lief authority at Aux Cayes, the Duke, u
.ssnnch 20 the Emperor and he has threatened that
,siher than Weld Will set the town on tre End q Ie
h M 20 psge. The people there are also syerse 70
The movement as they will have no one at the head
Of affair, but black man. II Gen. Gefard 10 wise
enoupb however to allow the Senate 70 elect the ne n
Presidept. all parties will be satisfied.
Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
Nv Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, Feb. 4, .lndown Ships America, Hora.o.
Charles and Jane baks Coua and West and five bgs AZ
anchor inside the Hook bound out ship Whwnd and " 8.
Washington clear Of the bar bound OUT propeller Th2s
goin the bay, bound in snip coming IN over the
bar IN tow. Westher cloudy; wind s. T..
HIGHLANDS, sundown.-The ships Augustus and Wash.
g,on that anchored the Spit have gone 70 sea- Wind
south.
soUAN ,undown--Nothing in sight. Wind fresh from 8.
=. cloudy. .
BOSTON Feb. 4-Arr ships Bethiah Thay.r MunrOe New
Orleans VIM W Eustis, DO; brigs Wiagod Lorng, Nina
titan Ambrose Light Bryant Matanzasi WinJaw Wyman,
Galveston.
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This is very favorable in view Of the decline in earn
iDgs on many other roads.
The product of the Mnresota mine for the month of
December, was l37I tuns and Of the Rockland, lia
tuns Work at the Minnesots was interrupted, we un-
dertand, by an accident to one OF the engines, and
the product of the mcnth reduced in consequence
The last accounts from Portage Lake were, that the
stamps of the Pewabic Mine had started, but were
suspended in consequence of imperfecton in the
machinery, which was in course OF repairs.
The business Of the Clearing House was SIS, l5,6S
The Pennsylvania Coal Company has declared semi
annual dividend of3I y cent, payable on the 18th
inst. The Citizens Bank has declared Y cent
payable on the 10Th inst. The 0swego and Syracuse
Railroad Goa cert, payable acth inst The Lori
lard Fire Insurance Company a semi-annua divideni
Of s 2 cent, payable on densni. The NeE-York Fire
and Marine Insurance Company q sent-arn1al div
iderd, payable on demand. The Northwestern In
sarsnes Company q seni-snpuJ dividend Of 10 .
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
MARRIED..

HrTCUINs-BROOKs-In this city Thursdsy Peb 5, By
the Rev Dr. A. D. Vsn ZsDdt Charles d. Hutcnns OF tSt
city 70 Eliza A. Brooks Of Brooklyn, N. y
PRATT-GATEs-At Go,tsvus Onio, on WedDesday, jan o.
~ g. Pratt formerly Of Hartford County, Conn ~ Mss
Layina C. Gates OF the former place.
sEAMAN-BARNEs-on Tue.day, Feb I a. ST T5omass
Ciurch by the Rev DR.. w r. Morgan, Mr. DAVID Seaman
70 Miss Sarah A. Barnes, oil Of this city.
wHELAN-WALLACE-O On Wednesday evening Jan; %, oy
the Rev James Miett at No " Seventh street, Mf hoben
Whelsn 70 Miss Jane Wallace, all Of this city
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
WARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...
Cleared.

teamhip-Pstomsc WATSON, Baltimore, H. B. Cromwell X
Co. - - -, T. A.,
snck ~ A. Miller Sweeny, Francisco, Wells Emae0el
Barks-aorac. Carver Charleston, McCrsny M0it 4 Go
Narssrt, Out. Rio JaDero, T. B. Colt Lsupheu" "'0U'
DeGerara John Smith Co II,
Brig.-G worthinston Pnrtt, Arroys Thompson 4 Hln'
Ter: S Cotton, Anderson ApslacAicols Eagle ha%aru
Gov Brown Axwortby NOBLE, N. IL Brigham
schooners-DeohntS PortG Cruz; 0por.o, L. r hingS ]
Iudanos McCready Mott Co Susan, Pearse boston, >
W Lewis
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In ,,amap Cahssta, Jr0n HGra.I ss1 Veg
ain r. IL Forr,an W NJ II siL J. Holmes, W sco,,
j. s Hislh. AID servant: Capt j. Ross MIS-. " 11'
" sherer A. Gsrainr +. RsInssho, NJ Negrey, NJ bush,
q yercen Il Clsmoucot Macarthur, August Anare rnos
d CANDY y : Hurt, C. P. Gsics brother '" M sihs'
n Kubisr Au,ora Ruz VI Bravo, II. A. whitney Miss p
Tonptiu. NJ Vinelet Col Nc Donsd w Porter snd say
M Oyiada A B.ssio n PASCAL, v M.ruitt, A. keynsnl
e. Garny Alfonso Pellet. August kepprl l. Bury A. DUR
r. AIyafes Otto Dirgs. NJ Windy, j. Seeon
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

suPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERn-FEs. t-BefoIe Judge
PIEsRE.osT.-DEcfsIos
Edmund Palmer sgt. The Floating Dock Company.
Case ordered back 10 counsel with Instructions from the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
Receipts Of Produee.FTr. 4.

b. Ere RsrOdSl7 10 bbl Flour, 50 DO Waisky, % DO.
Aleobo lo bush oau, % do. Buckshea 10 Dressed Hog
i5 bse Cotton "a do Wool SIS pigs Proytsons 60 DO Lard
- DO. Butter, 4eo sdes Leather $50 ro do, g Hees 10
ptfa Ashes Q so, Tobacco.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

IMMATURE ALMANAC. -.
sryR,.s, s;O7 se.s ....... 5:2S MooS- Morn. sOs
HIGH wATER-Tnis DAY. 80,
s.rsv Hook $50 Gov Island 9:42 Hell Gste...llS
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Io.el.. ..,... ..s.'.s.s.l -
To'.l POI. and Pesrls...........

Total Pots and Pesris.... ............lsSo .
BEESWAX in Hight stock snl with god inquiry tie
.srket firm sales of go IS So-.h-.r a. S5c.. cash
COrTON-The msEet is iiresysr AID nominal sales CT loS
bales MeGrg UpaIG q; the close co1d be boaEat 81 az
decline. We quote:
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TO ARRIVE
Pna.enxers aniled
Passcngers Arrived

\, bs,s nea, 70, 81 T4omd,-w. II. Woodbury. John NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

,.rt rs,.hia NJ, The l5.h irst. Tie Ons-.zl Baaz
ssmi.a annusl dividend o. 81 e cent, psyses on the
10Th Inst There have been some aslss ;o-dsy Q; !!
cent Tr.ssurv Notes f5r CGso1i-House parp0sss {. la
10 coc = siG0 discount Tle Goye-umeEt Loan =
dn al lO SoGe 900 o. the bonds were receive"
to-day. The ertre thus far is three millions.
TIE movements il rea estate cJnInle active. Alols
the late saes "a piece G. p7oPr'y on tie west sle
Of the Second avenue, between Sxty-hfth and Sfty-
sixth s.Tee.., the ssrs block on wncn the Fhrd-
avenue Railroad Compouy's Depot is loestsi. TIE
properly consisting Of trentyiour lots oi gronni'
CON p.is-s about Lalf the block, and was sold by
Ma.srs Cruubie Il Fitch 10 Wa. Rsusen and Henry
Hart 1ho are large stockholders 0; ths Tnird-ayenae
Railroad Company for upward Of $4,000 casa. In
the money msrke. there good suppy upon fsvorite
coIlaeral- a. T. cent, bat ms1y loans are msde a.
jld5 e cent. The movement for increased rates is
extending amoDg lenders. The disbursement OF SIX
teen hundred thousand dollars next week by the
Shoe and Leather Bank viii produce more ease.
Paper is in moderate supPly at 5a7 = cent,
although there bas been some additions.
The general Dry-Goods business appears TO exhibit
10 .ckness is shown by or regular report in an
other column. The trade is confined chiefly to the
Texas. w.Orlesns and Southwestern distributing
houses who report scarcity Of goods in the interior
The county UerCDanG OF TIE SJllH nave HO- yeS
made their appearance. Tne unezanped prosperity
Of the South counterbasrces the embsrsssments
which yet surround many portions Of the West. But
Il il proverba with TIE old merchants that the South
psys better at the North with short crop, than they
do n years of large crop, as then the Indictment to
purchase plantations and fixtures leads them into
.uch investments a. to absorb al their reaiy money.
The bids for the s37i 900 Central Park losn were
opened to-day at the Controllers Office. The amo1nt
bid for was 81 33 900 By thiItytwo bidders TIE bids
ranged from par 20 lG2 The successful bidders were
from l0I aud upward.
The Trustee of the Third Mortgage Bonds Of the
Ls Crosse Road has entered into possession.
TIE annual election Of the NeS-lIavsn, New-London
and Stcnington Railroad Company resulted in the
choice Of the following directors: Wills Blackstone Of
New-York, f.. c. Scranton, G.. ). Bushnell OF New
Haven, A. 0. Wilcox of Madison, Sumner Bull OF Say
brook, Chas. J. McCurdy, Charles c. Griswod Of
Lyme, Chas. Mallory of Mystic and james l. Day Of
S.oningtOn.
The earnings Of the road in January were 200
larger than in J,nuary 1853. The business OF the
road for the year 1853 was as follows:
Cross o!25 >,
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and since Jan. j:
For the Week 1897. 1905. ISoS.
Entered at the port....sil5S0lS Sl6lLt2o sS7l%l5s
Thrown market 4llb,csZ l,9o1sW' o'StoSo
Since Jan |: ........
Entered At the port...s sl4,a249i s4fI772 slt26,1S
Thrown OF maIket..... H72S75 5,6o2,9S9 fISi,zoo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
Narkets-C.a.fuLLY REPosrED ros TH. Y. fRisrS,
NrW.YoES, Friday, Feb. e. 1889.

AsHEs-The market better PJ. are IN demand - S. IS
Pear. are wanted 81 So few offered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

FtU. - p. Y.
"The counterfeit paper instead Of scrip. was
checks on the State Bark Of Chicago issued by the
Censl commissioners, Gen. Fry, Wm. f. Thontou
and John A. McClernand Feb. q, 1857. They were
presented 70 the Fund Comm issioner Mr. Moore. IOj
bepds from No. 800 TO t0i inclusive, Of o. O9o each,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

How A RAILROAD WILL BE BENEFICGAL.-The
Shasta HeraM of last week contains very en-
thusiastic article on the benefits of railroad com
muncation between that place and the Bay, and
concludes that
The commodities consumed by the miner will
be furnished at reduced prices, making it proGta-
bic TO work mines that now lie valuclrss. Popu-
htion will rapidly increase. Quartz mines that
now lie untouched, on account of the cost OF
transporting heavy machinery, will be made val
liable, and compelled to give forth their rock
bound treasure furnishing employment for hun
drcds OF workmen. The agricultural produce tons
of the surrounding country would find here an
increased demand, and IA certain market. The
saw-mills now rotting down, their wheels lying
motoncss, will renew their attack on our great
forests of timber, for the supply of an increased
lumber trade"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

FESTIVAL DAY OF TIE SHoEMAKERS. -Crispin
aud Crispinian We're Roman brothers, who went
as missionaries to France in the third century.
Like ST. Paul, they preached by day and supper
ted themselves by making shoes at night. They
were put to the sword by the Emperor MaXmllian
Hercules. The shOcmakcrs throughout the world
for "a long time regarded Crspin rs patron saint,
land celebrated the day set apart for that saint in
The calendar which we believe is the 28th Of Oc
tober. In Scotland, particularly, the shoemakers
distinguish the day by giving themselves up to
all manner of jOlitv.
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: DIANA" SALOON
BROWN e. LOVE,
rEorRtEroRs.

VUE PROPRIETORS or THE "DINNA"
| have completely fitted it up in every partcu.
lar, for public accommodation, and intend keep
ing u first class saloon, which shall not ho excel
led in good LIQUORS aud CIGARS by any in
Wcavcrvillc
Private rooms nrc neatly and comfortably Tt.
ted up, and the proprctors will spare no pliu5 to
make the Saloon worthy of patronage. Call aud
see us directly opposite the ST. Charles.
II. n, BROWN,
ALIEN. LOVE.
WpoVrrvillp. Oct l. 1859. 3l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

JUST PUBLIsHEp-G Greenhood IL Newbauer
have presented us with copy of the transactions
OF the State Agricultural Society for 1858, a
work of about 400 pages, just issued. It is an
interesting and valuable work, and should be in
possession OF every farmer.
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Cbe gOurnal,
r.ortryillr. Saturday Morning, October Is, 1850.
yycaverviIle Pest Omce.

rho mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
tbe steamer of Oct. goth, will close at this Of
G eG!o on Saturday evening, Oct. 18th, at o'clock,
n'p JAS. O'CONNOR 2. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

Pretty NEAR RTGHT.-The Calaveras Chronicle
talks pretty nearly the whole truth when it speaks
OF the recent Pacific Railroad Convention as 1" a
useless thing at the first, originating in Bun.
combe, and utterly unnecessary, as the whole
world knows that every man, woman and child
on the Pacific coast is in favor of a road, which
must be bqilt-if at al--where capitalists will it,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

SHAsTA-Frank Carabin and Henderson Rob
lnson escaped from the Shasta jail on Monday
week We learn from the Courier that they were
poIh re-captured
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WN. II. DNy. ESQ.

WM H. DAILY, Esq.
DEAN Sm r. Your Aromatic valley WINS
Ky" Is received and after careful examination,
find it to be II pure article. entirely free FROM
the adullcrating ingredients frequently used.
JAS j. MAPES, Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

IGNORANT LEGISLAToRs.-AV Vicksburg landlord
was always repeating his bill of fare at the table
lie gave as q reason, that when he kept hotel
at Jackson, so many members of the Legislature
couldnt read, that he was obliged to shout the
bill of fare for their accommodation, and he was
unable to break himself of the habit"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

lhE Shasta Herald is now published by Street
O.. watson, the latter having purchased the inter
SS' oi Mr.. III. G. Motlett in that establishment.
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TO IFORNIA CONSUMERS
-0 O p
BILLINGS HAMS!

I DESIRE TO CALL PARTICULAR ATTEN-
L ton of consumers in California to the label or
brand upon my Hams, which in all cases bears a
"fac simile' of my signature and is in every re-
spcct the same label have used for many years
past.
The unrivalled reputation my Hams have long
borne in the California market, renders me eX-
ceedingly anxious that no Hams packed 10y other
persons should be mistaken for the we'll known
and genuine
Horace Billings Hams.
And my present object is to ask consumers, espe
eially to distinguish my Hams from certain other
Hams, which learn have this season been sent
to California, on which the name of
19 | T. l. | n G :
has been placed, with label resembling mine in
style, type, &c.
My Hams are cured under my own personal SUI
pervsion, and their admitted excellence is owing
to the great care used, and the peculiar prepara-
ton they undergo in curing, by which delicncy OF
flavor, preservation Of the juice of the meat and
freedom from undue saltncss are secured.
| confidently assure purchasers of my Hams in
California, that the cure of 1859 will he found of
the choicest quality and flavor, and fully equal in
all respects to any heretofore packed by me for
that market. HORACE BILLINGS,
Patcntee, Beardstown, Illinois.
n bah barrels containing the Hams Of this
seasons packing, in addition to the usual brand,
will bear the words in red paint,
Cure of 1859.
CROSBY & DIBBLEE, Agents"
San Francisco, Oct. B. 1859 373m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
I.te state Events of Interest.

THE Brother Jonathan, from Victoria, is repor
tod lost. She left that port Sept oath, and has
rot since been heard from. :. AT half-past four
on the morning of the 10th, the stage was stopped
between Angels Camp and San Andreas, by
birhwayman. Freeman & Co.'S messenger fired
ot him, and the driver put on the whip and es-
coned THE Iowa Hill Patriot wants Placer
county divided-what for, we don't know.
THEY have tomato in San Francisco weighing
two pounds. 1t grew in Santa Rosa. An ad-
mnistration paper, called the Standard, has been
commenced at Quincy, Plumas county. JUDGE
TERRY authorizes the statement that he has no
aspirations for the Senatorship. -. One hundred
aud thirty Chinese arrived at San Francisco last
Saturday :. ONE hundred and fifty young ladies
have lately arrived at Honey Lake Valley, across
the Plains. MOSQUITOES are troubling the Sacra-
mento people, the Standard editor, particularly
49,. A. Z. DUDLEY, Of Calaveras, is candidate for
the U. S. Senate vacancy. THE people of Red
Bluff are sadly in need of preacher, the Beacon
says. EIGHT hundred sacks of barley arrived
at Red Bluff this week, for j. & D.. Callaghan,
Shasta j. c.. MCKIBBEN will leave by next
steamer to solicit the Clerkshp Of the U. S. House
of Representatives,. THAT crazy military man,
Gen. Chiles, left for home on the last steamer.
The FIELD FAMILY AT HoME.-A correspondent
of the n Y. Journal Of Commerce gives the fol-
lowing account of the meeting of the Field fam
lily at Stockbridge, Mass, last month
Week before last, the six sons and one daugh-
ter, with their wives and husbands and children
and grand children, to the number of forty six,
met at the charming old homestead and what II
meeting! There was David, distinguished law
YER from New York; Matthew, an engineer of
cminencc, residing in Eastern Massachusetts
Jonathan, a State S,naior, from S'ockbrdge :;
Stephen, a Judge of the Supreme Court OF Cali
fornia Cyrus, known to the world fof his indom-
table telegraph energy and llrnty, the young
cst son, a clergyman aud scholar, and the
accomplished editor Of thr Nv York EgaHgeliSt
The aughtcr is the wife Of the Rev. MIR Brewer
of New Haven, Conn These were the children,
and then there were thirteen grand sons and thir
teen grand daughters with two great grand sons
making the fourth generation present at the
gathering.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
DALY's AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY

is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles
each. For sale by all the principal Liquor lloU-
seq in California. 50 cm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

oNLf WEEK LoNGER.-The peaches at Dun
e'y garden won't last but week more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

To PURCHASERS OF STATE School AND SIENNA
RY LANDs.-H. A. Higley, Register of the State
Land Office, has issued the following notice to
purchasers of State School and Seminary lands :;
:" The attention of Locators of School and
Seminary lands, under the Act OF April %, 1888.
is called to the fact that if the second advance
interest on the balance of the purchase money is
not paid promptly at or before the expiration OF
one year from the date of the location in the
United States Land Office, they forfeit to the
State the first payments also, all their right and
title to the land, and the same will be subject to
entry by other parties.
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q. MOSIlIIlT..

WHOLESALE DItUGGTSN
.IOFTERS FOR SALE ON THIE MOsT
{1 reasonable terms, u complete assortment of
Ia Drugs, Oils, Paints Patent Medicines,
Brushes, Toilet Articles, Pcrfumery, etc.
Agent for Jaync's Medicines
Agent for Ayres Medicines.
Agent for Mollat's Medicines.
Agent for lIolloways Medicines
Agent for Talrant's Medicines.
Agent for Brandreth's PIl4.
Agent for Wrght's l. Y. Pills.
Agent for Browns Essence Jamaica Cling r..
Agent for Lyons Kathairon.
Agent for Davis Pain Killer.
Agent for Richardson's Bittcrs.
Agent for Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Agent for Bachelors Hair Dye.
Agent for Shaker Herbs and Extracts
Agent for the Iceland Pcctoral, for Coughs,
Colds, and all Diseases Of the Lungs
Agent for Riscy's Fluid Extract Of Bnchu for
the cure Of diseases Of the sexual organs in male
aud female.
Agent for Thorn's Extract Of Copaiva and Sar-
saparilla, for sexual diseases
Agent also, for all the GENUINE Medicines
Of TIE day.
Bce~ Beware Of countcrfcits.
Apply to c. MORRILL,, Druggist,
Corner Battery aud Washington streets,
San Francisco.
G. MORRILL,, Druggist,
X. street, corner Third, Sacramento.
Camphene, Burning FIuid, Alcohol, T"r-
pentine, Polar, Lard aud Sperm Oils mluutac.
tnrcd, imported and for SALE at lowest rates, hy
G. MORRILL,, Druggist,
San Francisco and Sacramento.
Tho above for sale in Weaycryille, by
H. j. SEAMAN, Druggist,
33.13t Main Street
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

NEW York, April 10Th, 1859,
have onNlyzed n sample Of
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky"
and find it to be pure article, of due flavor, and
without any dcleterious admiXturc.
JAS. r. Chiffon, NJ. d.,
Chemist
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
Camphene, Burning EIuid, Alcohol, Tmr-
RAILROAD HOUSE,

u - Il ~ L
FIRE PROOF BUILDING.
Nos. 46 and 40 COMMERCIAL STREET,
BETWEEN BATTERY AND FRONT,
- n M H. II u M O Z - @ q.
T.. WILSON & j. A. DORR,
u,,la., ronMETlY u... OF PROPRIETORS.
ftIf THE ABOVE HOUSE IS KEPT on the
LII European Plan. The Rooms are neatly fur
nished and well arranged for Families or single
persons.
Lodgings per night 50 cts. Single Rooms, u cts.
The RESTAURANT will at all times be sup
piled with the best the market affords, and prices
made to suit the times.
The RAILROAD HOUSE OMNIBUS will be
In attendance on the arrival of Steamers, to con-
vey Passengers and their baggage to the House,
free Of charge
San Francisco, May /, 1859 l6.to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

IIoRRoRs OF DuEIING.-Since California was
State, nine men have been killed within its bor-
ders, according to the "code, " in the following
order: Mr.. Dibblc, by Jim Lundy, in 1851 {;
Edward Gilbert, by Denver, in 1852 DR.. Crane,
by Mr.. Tobcy, in 1853 Major WoodIeaf, by A.
Kewen, in 1858; Dr. Dickson, by 2. w, Thomas,
in 1854 Mr. Tevis, by Mr. Lippncott, in 1855 {;
Wm. |. Ferguson, by George Penn Johuson, in
1858; d. C. Broderick, 10y d. S. Terry, in 1859 :;
DR.. p Goodwin, by W. j. Gatewoood, in 1853.
Not one of the survivors in the above duels have
ever been convicted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
DALYS VALLEY WHISKY.

STATE Ass>yER's OFFICE, 50 Somerset ST.,
BosroN, Mass, April l7th, 1898,
WM. II, DAILY, New York;
DEAR SIR:-l have made a chemical analysis
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
FLOUR! - FLOUR !

1OO OOO LBS. of Flour. A superior article
IUU.UUU for family use. For sale at low
rates, at JAS. S. MCCAIN il Co.'S
Weaver, July l3, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
/" Aromatic ValloY Whisl1Y.D

and find it pure, fine favored Rye Whisky, con-
tanning no injurious matter otTny kind, and rec
ommend it as suitable for medical and public
purposes. CllAS. !. JACKSON, NJ. D."
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CLEGG has our thanks for newsf favors this week.