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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23
DISPOSITION OF TIE PRIZES.

The steamer Marquis de Habaua will get
under way tonight. and ga to the Head OF
the Passes where tire Gen. Miramon is moored-
awaiting orders i. is supposed, from Washing
ton.
Lieut.. X. T. Chapman leaves his prize there
and proceeds to Washington as bearer of
important dispatches from CONS. Turner and
Jarvis.
Our informant was unable TO get details Of
the nc ton between the two prizes aud the
Saratogp but assured Us il was very brief and
resulted in trihing loss, which was confined
10 the crew.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
j.. @ o M Nj E r. clAL.
Market Report of Drake K1oinwort s. Cohen

LlrERPooI, November 2 1860
MeNEXThe demand in la discount naiis this week com
nued moderate much that short frstcass were
doue below pet the general paper IL moi de-
sfed At the Bank Of lagland cha. has been med#
tonsos Inactive hut maintained their pOsien gaSA3
MAScHRsrBR.ast fnesHy the inquiry goods
i'm both sellers and buyers desirons
pause ReHtwe ACTIVITY may he looked however
qnsace el ststaeory political news received from China
GhTTaTelegsaphc carly this week
coa ming tie ffst accounts from hs cotton a%i safes
Amecs, mud stating tua consequence Of estimates
Of crop he ms ket TT New Orleans had bcen specala-
oIs geas advanced piics These avces have res
ponded to aere and utder heavy speculative hyng holders
nave chained advance of about 1 P ID the nvaraee.
or American, the qualities have gained most the bet
Ter qualities least New cotton wA good staple brings very
long prices few parcels Of Upland have Sold rriv.
TAs sales haze III 80 bales Of al kinds fcluding 81 $50
American and 2 4iD East Indian There $40
cared be for speculation $40 for export leaving $50
bales for consumption.
The actual amounted 100 bales which 1850
America ana 800 Fast Ind ia.
The imports 2bT6 baes consisting of 1927 America
and iI49 from Brazil. Eastery winds Prevailing.
The stocks of all kinds has decreased 80 2l0 bales since
Friday ttands compared with that u last year, fol
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Colin campbsll i sons Circular.

LIvRRrooI. Friday morning, Nov, 2, 1860.
mere were undelb edly. week nso symptoms of
falling oin the demAHd for Ba the
which and appetensve lest the american coop
owing g M early frost shanld saer than pevoa
estimates. have reused the energy buyers aDd impaired
unusual degree o buyancy feeling the Market aud
tidoabe business has been done auadyaucG in the
better have only partially papsea IN tie atyaace We nay
however rFma k, thst tie demand has the whole heen
ffay supplied Spectators havc been large opfatorS well
the tade who have anticipated cir eqniFt meh b. hay
anees there respnne tue activity experienced
hero dnng the week and HE inquiry for goods and au MAS
limited 10 the political from China IS so
tremely satisfactory that improvement may be antepai,d
In the tes of which have ehneie are INC hded
39.0 american 1850 a1i egyptian and ~ $50 Snra
speculation and 2650 mcan 20 Egyptian and THO snfa for
eSpor5. 49,
his rnue's inquiry brisk but the sales amount
10 IL coo b2les
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

To-day tho market again very saong, at full prices Of
yesterday and in the afternoon whe the letters Wander
b had been distributed speculative purchasers paid
sonay farther advance. The estimated 000 bales
including FOO for speculation and eX ort
BRE4psTuFFs healthy, steady demand has continued for
Wheat prices have sustained since last Friday. Flour
has been neglected. and The stock of it rather accommodating
must not be quoted lower in price though Indian Corn is
again Sd T4 is0 n deuIer than last week
Under active demand, partly speculative good
business done fully cd for refining qualities
Grocery qnoaby higher, nut likewise very firmly
held
MoL4ssEsThe advance noticed last has fully
tRncd The sles comprise several cagoes of Gub4
ss. for Gayed and 9s. Sd 9 I'd for Muscoyada Some
indieet Antigua expected from iItax Ms brought 2s. Cd
all n d.p OK uuny. fs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

FiGHrlNG POPULATION Appended to a re-
cent advertisement of masquerade ball at La.
porte, California, is the following significant no.
iioe IN. b. Gentlemen (and ladies1 will he re.
qnired to leave their fire arms aud entlery at the
door,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

Engines, boilers machinery, marble and heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Dozen Freight
Cotton frem yieksburg, De Soto and all points below neu
ing reshpped from small boats keels and fats 81 cot
seed per un s4 boilers machinery umer by special
Down freight price as up freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
RATEs o. rnllaHr FROM NEW ORLEANS TO oAno.

NASHVILLE POINTS or TIRE CUMBERLAND
ABOVE sniTHLAsD TO ORLEANS.
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains and Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets as bye nv
Committee apponed BY the regular Captains trade 10
go INFO operation and after the 18th day of August 1860
The first figures each article through freight and Ihe
second figures for way freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
8e6lthj Of the 5Jlarhfts.
carssEsr " oys1cE. No. ID

CaK9rsxr ftvsfcv NJ ~ -..s
c,. Y wesnesfas Morning, soy n. issos
NoTros... There vas little more movement IN
'He inafSes yesterday, Exchange being less m
saieaoie ana tne sales embraced about 7se0 baIes
Prices are irregular and the market to. ,,..t.,as
ior general Quotations. Mldding sold al Iel6aIa9c
ana some small lots reported under the inside
hsures.
slArhAENT OF COTTON.
siset s ssf 7sla
'.e'ssssa 5esssFfaz t's'.s,s--. ~ lLsi5- ea.os
pr,.,,aa .,,a. 6ss,Iss
Exported yeste5da5... gs.s- 1sete
SICK on haB.4 not cj.,rst
TogAcco We did not hear ossa saIa
srArEmgsr or roH4eeo
Stock on hand lss September. lgse. MA, - ana
Received yssserdsy "a aas,
EE;:zpozss.d since. IesY s9l
'''.'--.. pVs lassI
g. ..'''4 -, III s.s 1s9H
,.,as Hlegusaf, ana thc
~ n,,'s ihierIof StGszc,
sss44o- Fa'r V uily FAR 5oge Prime to
s,as,heu, aaii ana nominal.
4 Fsa,a isoo op's were disposed Of
2Ta 20 iof ffale ana y
n ~ - -. - onoice
about sf W. "sfs sgaia ioweF, with sales OF
azi 30 y'a-' comprising ioo snperhns at ~
terrns loe u I, u, = ~ ioov On private
a e * ana Ioe II iuv q 70, SoV Extra
ss so 10 bbI. - 49, - hAffizon Z, q
GnArs.. The Germ marked c,,,.,r, s. a....z-..,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

Bank Notes. Gold Silver COIN aud Buion charged n,
the Of fourth Of per ard in all bill Of
ladng shall accompany same and freight prepaid.
Machinery, Steam Boilers, Engines, and all extra heavy
freiehis by special contract
II with large lots of stock freight charged
half passage in the cabin, Sc deck by the
deck and find themselves feed carried
with stock, pay freight regular rates
All articles OF Merchandise specified the
above lists of Down and Up Fteghts proportion
according TO their classification.
Lighterage Marble and Carriages all descriptions
half gherage salt if reshppei, be expense Com
signees.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

The rates freight from Cairo 10 New Orleans have been a
vancad 2ts for bacon and ard 80 cents for baegrg
and dry goods 40 CENTS potatoes and cents per bh
-four IS CENTS whisky 50 cents pork 10 cents tobacco per
hnlsrnd lbs Is cents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

WAY FREIGHrs BEsDs PLANTATIONS As HIGH AS
Memphis Napoleon aud Helena excepted by the Memphis
and New Orleans Packets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

Al KIND, OF HeHVy Aachlnefy-per contract.
Morey-h4 OF 4 per
Mae,id droses 81 90 sinsles5 co. Horses Cattle
$50J; Hogs--sS al
Dozen Frei9hs.
Cotton, Per 81 % /: Cotton seed-per tun, 81.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

iARFT or eH4Hezs OF FREIGHT TgE NEW ogEEAHs i5p
3sAFoUHeHE y kAhsPoRT1Tt0N GoMfAaY
Es4eO OrJeaaa IN lsl1f NJ r.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
T<=rs --,ss,,ss6s,yaz Nks1s@ RAILROAD -szs-ssa
: eess - tssya ROUTE - III {i3NRiS
I3assEE eSlkZr-@EI4 TO TEXAS. asz2ssSstsss
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.


Tusnty noaa time and the rks and diBcornforts
OF a yea voyage greatly diminished, by the
aEw Orleans, ,0peinsssAsA AMta q. VI. fan1irosAds
40 RBRwIGKs BAY,
BY and spennin ne Of AMSTPS all built exz
noSsis fer this fade With Superior accommodations
FOR pRsssngerH,
LEAVING THREE TIMES a WEEK.
GEN RuSK.
70 Saline Pass and Galveston.
WEDNESDAY oRIzABs.
To Galveston and THImHols.
SATURDAY MATAG0RDA
10 Galveston and Indanais.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
M-The ferry running the Railroad The landing
Of Toulouse nearly opposite Jackson Square at aoeoez
Ia the morning Tickets may he ohtAned
the Rarosd office, Of St Peter and Streets op
pose jackson Suare day and the Depot before the depa
lurs Of this Texas trains.
A Freghs fer Texas py this Line received every day, sun
days excepted Of the above sndne insurance By this Line
less than By the River Limo
e2stf RBEJ 3. FLANDERS, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
a-sgs ,,s r-4s-zsz.,zt.,-4 GRAND TRUNK RAIL
E4ss Fsa4a gtst 1sBo.l WAY. 1850.

TRAE EEl4E tS--SuafHef Arrangements
Great Northern and Eastern Pleasure and Business
through Canada terminating Detroit, Michigan the West
with Eastern eflini Portland Maine and
beg, forming cheap qQol and delightful be
New Orleans, Cairo, St Ions Louisville Cincinnati
UhcG7 Detroit and Niagara Falls, Toronto, Kingston
Cy MONTREAL QuabGc, saguenay, White Mountains Port
land Boston New York and Atlhntc Cities.
Thts fsvorie embraces The sraciye scenery
tho world embracing tho f OF Niagara, Thousand islands
Rapids of the st Lawrence, hsudeFe Montgomery
Falls, Sagaersy River and White Mountains
Tourists VII hava opportunity of visiting THAT of
science, ti1e great Victoria 1ubalar Bridge.
Through Express Trains leave daily arrival Of
trains TIE South and West.
Ask fo Though Ticket via Grand Trunk RaitFay, which
had tho principal Railroa@ in the STAKES
and Canada. J HARTMAN, General Ateaf.
WALTER sfi 4NItS General AEar4qer. a3l t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

Cotton Presses.
FACTORS, '''. l'o''" ss' 'ss.s'
Corner of Tehonpitoulaa Henderson Streets
St. MSry's street, between Perddo and Poydras
,,,.,,-1z,,, Corner of St Thomas and Basin streets
BRAMAH,
Corner Of Tehunpitoulas Richard streots
New IeVee and Louisa streets.
-, ,,n Corner Levee aud Roffgnac streets.
Corner Annunciation and Richard streets.
SHIPPERS iH''' 1''fl''
UNION, '''' 1'eN i'' s' ''1eeas
WOODS, t''N l's &c AN1 iN0"s'''e S'te''s'
TEXAS, -s'''' '''" '''ee''.
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Levee street.
Front Levee street
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
Levee street, between st. Ferdinand and MonteRut
- - streets, Third District
Leyee street. opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ievee and Rofpnac streets
COTTON PRESS,
NEW dssee street between Montegutand olono streets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner q Of 81, Mary's and Tchoupitoulas streets,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
RATES or rREIaHT

GaEsoErT ofroE.
a@@ New Orleans Agg. 20, 1850. 5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
New 0dam 9ay Gsestnt avednesdy ns oreubsr 2l 1860
SAILING VESSELS.


,,..,.,,,.,ls.IIG SAILING VESSELS.
-,,-...,o.,,,.,lFto FOREIGN Ports.
LIvERPooL.
,SS e,iSsa9 FOR s. LIyERPonL 5,t Ths A 4 Iloya.
ksrle9dlhg end wili have immediate snatch " For
-1-- a2l gAxcER. LOWELL 4 co. 4
.k& FOs LIVERPOOL The fast sailing frat
ft1 blsst Isasy 4 P if.f Set Heron
---~--.--. no - - : egi VI WE. is5 LOWELL 4 90
.ksR FOR LIVERPooL--The Al fast saIlins
sb hnefcan ship Antocrat, Capt Bnrweil, i now
aid WI have immediate dispatch. For freight
OF 9V bales cotton, apply to
For passage having excellent aecomnodation 1 amt
centaa on board poe. Y. first District ri
.S|S6S FOR LEVERPOOL--TheA Al American ship
E sciafo, Mlnot msster having part of her cargo
apply 70 pA'F1' ~ 0a'"'a1e q 'eiSh'
nls J. T. AsHBRIDGE NEPHEW.
,S&A .hIsNl E1e.s LIyGaEo..L-- Tha Al American
pprt Il he easso sga m fag1 ,eep stpb nafF 5s
Ms g-,N'.' J. " i 4sssiHfHa 4ssssiHfBHaRrDeE& NEPHEW
.SSN FOR LIVERPooL-The new Al fat sail.
ins Al h%erGaH t; ship Oieron CAPT oTr + noy load
nls BAXTER LovELr4 co.
.6sN FOR LavERPooI.-rho Al fast sailing
ET ship Cavalier, Crockett master, having part Of
her cargo engaged. Will meet with dispatch. For
.fS5N FOR LIVERPooL-The Al fast sailing
10 receive cargo and will have immediate dis
nl2 BAXTER LOWELL CO.
,6sR FOR .LIvERPooL-Tbe Al very fast sail.
ing American , shiP kearsargo, Captain LeagiI,
immsliae 1S dispatch For balance of FREIGHT apply d
tsos bsish .ip GmpFess 4 lyons s Hsss,. ss,
" part u her cargo engaged viii meet @h dis
y '''sp'' spy j. Il. AsHBR1DoE 4 NEPHEW.
foE passage apply to The captain board Post Third
.hE& Foa, LIyEsPooI4-Ih Al 1t Ilyod's
RSf Rrt'.s ship Mindore, Hanilion, master hsyi1g
apstt q her cargo engaged win meet with dispatch.
:; H. AsHBRlpoE & NEPHEW.
.hS@ R0Is LfyERPooL-rhe Al Bremen shp
''z j Il 1sBBBiD 'siss 'SEPHEws sRf'F
,sES For LryERPoUI.-r Al fast sailing
amesIn e H. sp Gaiops G@q9dwin @ !naieg having
f@f Sesnce q freight appyt9
carp dd as i nov "A asd ssfRf n aJe ee
% Dispatch Fof1qaqce (, e es ffsigh5 aBpy 2
LONDON.
s5S FoR LONDnN-The Al Bren TX New
msas dpae now For sIs bssnee sne VIII
tleq uupIy to
NJ nfl-fr. J. H. AsHBRIDGE NEPHEW.
CT &c wv
" = q 2 y " W.
kSR FOR GLAsGusy-The fine Al British ship
sot her eargo engaged and going board, viii have
quica dfPasch' roa paanee q treisnt app,y to
30, WHEELER 4 sHEPHERD,
MI 40 Garhnde ct street.
kga Eog, cI-ascnxx7 ~ Ca, -a,,1a- T,-,--..
keNA ship Roadieta. Courthutst master now load.
and having the principal part her cargo en-
gagged viii meet with dispatch. For freight. apply to
ns j II. ASHBRIDGE & NEPHEW.
.&sXN FOR GLASGOW The Al ship Peter
argo Engaged viii meet with dispaieh For treieht
apayto j. Fl. AsHBRIDGE d NEPHEW
TIE above ship viii take heavy freight offered i'm
mediaey,
-==------ =-=---
,,1,,- .-..,----------- -----
Ans,iean , Ms. ship hochInvar, capl. Cole Is now
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
RATHs o. rnrianr raon cAIRo 10 xtryr onrg,ys !.

T. wa
All freight be landed the city wharf miles, as ~
rats cf 2}se, per l0o pounds be paid. - -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

2 % Rice, Sugar and Dry
Bbls.- half bbls. 2
! 30 Furniture, Boxes and
Measurement Freight. 0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
rrw onEEAss. sA1eHEz Asp rleksnuna rAckEr I1sr

India Bagging-per bale
India BlgRlDg-lots Of 10
bales and over.
Kautn,try putrtriun-ppP
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

EIECTNWATT
the following rates Of freight this port Cnen
natl were established by the Steamboat Captains Association
The rst figures each article through freight and the
second figures for way freight:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
sEw oRLR4Ns 10 81. I.orIa.

From Coaa % Fei5 Ofleans
sngar-per hdd ......... 90 Moiasses--per barrel
Moss-per bale. rs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
CATTLE MARRET.

JEFFERSON CITY, November 2e Iseo
There are now on sale $50 Texas Cattle 7O Hogs.
200 Western Beeves, 500 Sheep and but few Veal
Cattle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-14

Perpetual YoUTH.-It is an old legend that
tells of a fountain, which, to those so fortunate
as TO find aud drink Of it, has the power of be-
slowing perpetual youth. No student of history
is unfamiliar with the story of the chvalric
Spaniard, Ponce de Leon, who pursued the ru-
mored trail of the wizard fountain through the
wilderness OF Florida. Alas ! like many another
as gallant and enthusiastic soul, searching for
the alchemic myth, the " Philosophers Stone"
Leon. wearicd in body and withered in spirit,
died ere he could get glimpse OF the fahlcd
lount And so have died all searchers for life S
renewal, who sought the elixir in the outward
visible world. Yet there is an accessible tount-
ain OF perpetual youth--open and free TO all II
fountain Of virtue, whose waters deeply quaifed
by the soul, wash the wrinkles Of age and all the
stains Of tine from the heart, and make life-the
longest life bloom with all the beauty Of its first
verdure. They are ever young who retain the
innocency, the trust, and the loving fcrvor Of
youth. 1t is not the years that make us old, it
is the crisping flame Of impure desires our ha-
treds, our prides, our ambitions. He who drinks
oblivion to these, and bis fill Of peace with the
world and content with his lot, may grow gray
as Methusleh, and yet be young as the morning
Of life ere one cloud has hecked the sky.-RoSton
Investigator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-14

MIND Y0UR BUsINEss.-Do you wish TO know
the reason why our neighbor often calls on the
dashing widow wilkins, and attends her 10 the
balls why his carriage is seen stopping at some
noted clothing store, and the widow goes a shop
ping where she never went before If you wish
it, | will tell you-let me whisper to you sly
If they esteem it proper, it is not your business
qrhy. Do you wish TO know why Harry has for
saken friends and home, and left his native coun-
try in distant land to roam why Emma seems
so lonely since the day that Harry left, and Of all
friends, she the only who appears to be bcreft
If you wish it, will tell you-let me whisper to
you sly-if they have reason for it, it is not your
business aeLy. Would you like 10 know the Sc
crets of your neghbor's house and life how he
lives Or how he doesn't, and just how he treats
his wife how be spends bis time of leisure,
whether sorrowul or gay, and where he goes for
pleasure, TO tue CONCERT or the play? If you
wish it, will tell you-let me whisper TO you
sly-if your neghbor is but civil, it is not your
business wdy In short, instead of prying into
other folks affairs, if you DO your own but JUS
tee, you will have no time for theirs. BE atten-
tive TO such matters as concern yourself alone
and whatever fortune ilatters, let your business
he your oaen. One word by way Of inis--lct me
whisper to you sly--if you wish to be respected
you must cease to be Pry.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-14
Song OF the LowIy.

Robert Nickoll was Scotch poet, remarkab
or unaffected simplicity. His themes were ge
,rally homely, but full of tender feeling, as e
cry reader will pronounce the following;
We are lowly-very lowly,
Misfortune is our crime:
We have been trodden under foot
From all recorded time.
A yoke upon our necks is laid,
a burden to endure,
To suffer is our legacy,
The portion Of the poor.
We are lowly--very lowiN
And scorned from day TO day,
Yet we have something OF our own
Power cannot take away
By tvrants we are toiled to DEATH
Rv cold and hunger kilPd,
But peace is in our hearts--it speaks
Of duties all fulflld!
We are loNly--very lowly,
And yet the farest flowers
That by the waysde raise their eyes
Thank God they still are ours
Ours Is the strcamlets mellow voice,
And ours the common dew;
We still dare gaze on hill and plain,
And field and meadow too
We are lowly-very lowly,
But when the cheerful Spring
Comes forth with flowers upon her feet,
TO hear the throste sing,
Although we dare not seek the shade
Where haunt the forest deer,
The waving leaves we still can see
The hymnng birds can hear
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-14

EcoAoMY-Economy is not the mean penny
wise, pound dfoolish" policy which many suppose
it TO be it is the art Of calculation joined to the
habit of order, and the power Of proportioniug G
our wishes to the means of gratifying them. The
little pitfTing temper Of wife is despicable and
odous to every maa Of sense but there is a
jadiciOus graceful econoay, which has no connec-
tion with an avariclous temper and which, as it
depends upon the understanding, can be expected
from cultivated minds. Women who have been
well educated far from despising domestic duties,
will hold them in high respect, because they will
see that the whole happiness of life is made up
of the happiness Of each particular day and hour
and that much of the enjoyment of these must
depend upon the pemctuGL practice Of ri,tue'
which are more vaiuadle than splendid.-.NariC
E11ecOrh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-14

THE WEDDING REPORTING MANIA.-The ST
Louis Republican comes with an able and elabo
rate report, taken by nineteen short hand writers
of the wedding in that city, of Mr.. Timothy MC
Killgubbin and Miss SOphronia Simlichgoot, o
that city. The splendors unmatchable of the
brides housseau are thus faithfully given:
One green and red cotton dress, single skirt
illustrated with a representation of the Harper
Ferry invassOn. and correct likeness OF Ossa
watOmie Brown.
One striped ditto with two founces and a tuck
(antique)
One copper. colored, to be worn with belt
(more antique.)
One plain barred gingham, trimmed with black
tape (new.)
Four Alabama silk hemmed chemiscs, plain.
Three nocturnal robes same material.
One crimson flannel skirt quilted.
Two crimson flannel skirts, unquited
One seamless cotton ba thing do.
--LOne heaEZ calico do. (three ply)
One expansion skirt.
One expansion skirt (morc SOY
Another of the same kind.
Three pair white cotton sh
One pair calf brogans (No. S,)
One pair kip,
India rubber overshocs
One pair woOlen mits.
One bonnet, straw.
One do, gingham (sun.)
Two cotton landkerchiels, hemmed
One red silk do.
One corset, fastened in front.
One corset, fastened behind.
-Four pounds cotton.
Three pair worsted stockings.
Three pair white cotton do
Nine best steel hair pins.
One pair gutta percha garters
One hundred copies Missouri Republican Qo
bustles.)
One fine. tooth comb
Sixteen bottles Maccassar oil
Two boxes scented charcoal dentriice.
One pair braces.
1Ialf-dozen leather shoe-strings
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-14

DABsTER says he would not mind living as a
bachelor bat when he comes to think that bach
elors must die-they have to go down to the
grave "wthout anybody to cry for them'-it
gives him q chill that lrostbites his philosophy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-14
T. TILLMA AN,
80 Battery ST., SAN Francisco.

COLE AGENT for TILTON e McFARLAND'S
- FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
with Steel Vaults and Combination Locks. Our
lock is so constructed that the owner may change
his combination to any letter he choose. 1t re-
quires no key to open the safe : only number the
letters, which is simple and easy to understand.
The safes are impenelrative to drill or chsel and
are endorsed by hundreds of our Merchants and
Bankers, and also by our Government and that Of
England who being convinced Of their security,
have lately sent us orders for their supply.
Those who are in want of RELIABLE SAFE,
please call at the above address and examine ours
before purchasing elsewhere. 3O.2Gt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-14
FOUNDRY
AND.
Machine @h Old,
SAN NCISCO.
E-,ab!ishea in $50.

VNIE undersigned continue tobnanufictgr', at
! the above establishment, ePry kind Of Va.
chinery and Of Iron aud Brass hsting
We are sole makers Of HOWL 1ND'S patent
ROTARY QUARTZ MILLS. llich have nos
been thoroughly tested in man localities and
are believed to offer many adyar rtagcs over any
other Mill now in use.
We also manufacture Quart4.l lii mach'1er7
Of any other description required eSaw aud Flour
Mil machinery; Shngle Macl las; Steam La
gines Force Pumps, &c, &c.
Quartz miners can be supple at short notice
with Screens Of any degree Of lin'uess, made from
the best Russia iron. and in the III 81 perfect man
ner. We have facilities for Ing this article
TO any extent which may be rcqi red
Orders are respectfully solictd for any OF the
above, or other articles in our e. 1t is our DE-
sign to turn out the best work, ri which we have
facilities, at least, not inferior b those Of any
other establishment on the Pac 4 Coast, and az
the most reasonable prices.
GODDARD, HANSCONE & RANKIN
Uate God AID & Coz
San Francisco, Aug. 1G, 1856. 3l.Gm,