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FROM DR.. LEWIS, OF VERMONT.

BURLINGTON, VT, Nor. II, 1854
GeHftsinsn am pessed o state that have tried
the OLygeHdtsd BttferS for Ind geston and Debli-
ty, and found immediate relief from usiug only a
part of botte. Ihors the greatest cor fsnes an it
as a cure for Dyspepsia md &c eTGl DsbtfifV, and
commend 1t with much pleasure TO all per sons
laboring under those diseases
You are at liberty to use this as you think proper
to promote the sale Of this excellent medicine
Yours, dc, JAMES LAWS
The OIygssdted BftteTS give healthy tone to the
Stomach and Digestive System, and act as the
surest preseryatiye against Fever and Ague, as
well as Other infectious diseases.
Prepared by :. w. Fowle d Co., Boston, and for
sale by IL. ID. Gilman, :. G. Ford, jr., - Waite
u. StOtt, John Schwarze, Nairn a. Palmer Wash
lngtOn; and by dealers everywhe jy SI-lwr
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THE LADIES should bear in mind Stevens's
great auction sale Of fancy goods on Saturday
next. 1t will no doubt be one of the best oppor-
tunities Of laying in articles in this line cheap,
that will be offered for some time. Read the
advertisement in another column, and be ready
for the occasion,
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. annual meeting
OF the Potomac Baptist Association will be held
this year, at Upperville, Fauquier county, com
Railroads will furnish round trip tickets to Pied
mont Station, for the accommodation Of those
wishing to attend
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Death Of the Hen Isaac A Rice

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, August Ia private
dispatch from Delphi states that the Hon. Isaac
A Rice, the Republican candidate for Congress,
from the Eighth District, died at 10 O'Clock To-
day, after an illness Of thirty-sx hours.
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POLICE Misunderstanding the month of July
200 offenders were arrested and taken to the cen
trail guardhouse. OF these 1l9 were white aud II
colored Ia males and % females; l65 white
males and II white females; 20 colored males and
III colored females
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SERENADE.-A number of friends of Mr. Thomas
Z. Morgan, Of the first ward, complimented him
with serenade at late hour on Wednesday
night, on the occasion of his election to the CON-
mon council. fine band was engaged, which
played several beautiful airs I'm front of Mr. Par
ker's residence, when that gentleman appeared
aud delivered some remarks appropriate 10 the
occasion
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Dauphin County Democratic Convention

HARRISBURG, August The Democratic Coun-
ty Convention met yesterday and voted down a res
olutiOn favoring fusion Of electoral tickets A
resolution endorsing the nominations Of Douglas,
johnson and Foster, was adopted with great una
nj INIT
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Government steamer ON shore

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., August "A govern
ment steamer, name unknown, was ashore last
evening on Brigantine Shoals. After lying for
several hours she was gotten Of, and proceeded
on her voyage.
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NOTICE District of Columbia Advertisements
30 he inserted in the BALTIMORE Sex are received
1. at and forwarded from The STAR Office.
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Finnnctnl.

Chicago and Rock Island 7eR; Illinois Central
shares 75k; do. bonds 95K Michigan Southern
44E; N. Y. Central u; Penna. Coal Co. ssh
Re ding 45k; Hudson kiver Railroad SIX; No.
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The WAUGH CHAPEL Folks announce a grand
moonlight excursion on Monday night next. See
advertisement in another column
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Bell and Everett Meeting

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2.-The Bell and Everett
meeting which took place here last night, was
largely attended. Some dozen speeches were de-
lyered
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New Yerk nlarksta. .

Nxw YoRK. Aug. Flour Ia firm; State IS 10
as rs; Ohio IS 30a5 40; Southern &5aS5 IS. whezt
mixed e2a62h ne. Provisions unchanged. WHISKY
In dull al gle
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The Explosion on Board the La Crosse.
NKw ORLEANS, August mime persons were
killed and -four wounded by the explosion on
BOARD IDe strauleg la crosse yesprusy
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ACCIDENTAL young man named Henry Mid
dleton met with a serious accident w lille cunning
yesterday afternoon in the fields north of the city
He had borrowed gun which was very heavily
loaded, and on exploding IL, suffered the loss Of
two forefngers Of the left hand, besides an injury
to the third finger. The gun burst at the breech ,
close to the spot where it was gasped by the young
mans left hand
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ef Hon jain Wells

Death Of Hon John Wells
BosroN, August Hon John 8. Wells, dis
tinguished Citizen OF New Hampshire, died yes
terday at his residence, In Exeter.
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INvieoRATE rHK sYsrRM.-Two- thirds of nnr

INviGoRATE THE sYsTRM.-Two- thirds of our
diseases proceed from arrangements of the stomach
aud the nerves. A want of vigor in the digestive
organs causes an immense amount of discomfort
both IN body and mind One preparation AID ONE
only, reaches the cause and the consequences of
this discomfort. To give strength TO the ives kened
stomach to calm the egtated nerves and to restore
that regularity of action all the organs which
constitute perfect health and tend TO secure long
and painless Illei there is 70 medicine now tefore
Stomach Biers. IL would be an insult TO the reader
to suppose that he has not heard of their amazing
success in DysPepsis, LIVER Complaint, General
Debility, and all the disorders to which the stom-
ach, the liver the bowels and the nervous system
are subject So marvellous is the effect of this great
itate to afix their names witnesses to the tnstI-
monials of parsons who have been rescued from
suffering and danger by the Bitters when the rem
edles of the dspensary had all been tried without
avail.
Sold by all druggists everywhere. jySl cost
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DIED,
On the Sd inst, MARY CATHERINE, infant
aged "a months 81 - : = 49, = I
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
tn attend the funeral on this friday afternoon at
S O'Clock, from her fathers residence, corner Of
seventeenth and III streets.
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E0k sALE-A very excellent Grand PIANO,
. ,ss very cheap Apply 70 n. o, cLAUGHToN
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Congregational Nomination.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. Up. b. Fouke was unan-
imously renominaied 20 Congress yesterday from
the Eighth district Of Illinois,
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MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMlN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing hats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants
den Insects.
RPrincipal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma ls-Sm
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Sailing of the Great kasteTn for Old Point
and AnnaRalia.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-The steamer Great East
ern sailed this afternoon for Annapolis, via Old
Point Comfort. She cleared the bar at O'Clock.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
AL Of DIR. Humphreys a. Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathic Remedies put up expressly for family
use, IN boxes, at Is and 80 cents each. Also,
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
". p Gilman. $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A Fitzgerald, 353 north street;
also by +. b. Winter. north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
all kinds. Sold as above. maely
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BILIOUS FEvRR-fhis dangerous disease is i'm
mediately npped In the bud by timely use of these
anti febrIe and corrective medicines they purify
the secretIons OF the liver, renovate the stomach
and cleanse the blood Thousands who would have
sunk beneath the violence of this fever have been
restored to health By the use of the remedies after
all other means had failed
Sold by all Druggists, at 25c, &C., and 81 per
box, iyH-lw
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In full operation. Large quantities OF coal are
coming down from Cumberland for shipment at
Underwater In Georgetown and Alexandria. We
learn that the measure Of raising the tolls on the
canal is again agitated, and twenty five cents per
ton named as the proposed increment. This Gre
ates much anxiety the part Of the friends Of the
canal and the coal trade
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LYoN's magnetic Pills
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ape-Sm
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I.YoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Exterm mates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, &c.
1t c0RtGfaS no Poison
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MRS; WIrsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has q Soothing Syrup for CAiIdea Tssfk-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process Of teethnx
by softenlng the gums, reducing all Inaammstion-
VIII allay all pain, and IL sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon il, mothers, il will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health 70 your Infants
Perfectly safe In all cases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 II-iv
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NIsE O'CLOCK Decidedly the most attractive
and important Information Of the day Is the auc-
ton sale Of steyens's fancy goods, advertised for
saturday, the 9Th Of August, at 800 Pa, avenue,
betvcen Ninth and Tenth streets,
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PAvING OF ALLKYs.-The paving Of the alleys
in the squares No. II and 2I4, the bills for which
have passed the Councils, will soon be COM
menced, as we learn from the proper officer. 1t
would be of vast benefit to the health of every
square if the alleys were all graded and paved
They are the receptacles generally OF the AIth of
every square, and the sleeping apartments of
many families open into them Unpaved alleys
are not effectually reached by the police regula-
tons. and consequently are seldom cleansed
The stagnant water, decomposng vegetable SUBJ
stances, &C., serve to poison the atmosphere
which families residing around such alleys
breathe, and sickness must ensue. The alleys
should be as carefully attended the streets
they are the air passages of the squares
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AMERICAN DENTAL AssocIArIoN.-Thec onven-
ton Of this association re-assembled Yesterday
morning at the Smithsonian Institute, the presf-
dent (Dr. Atkinson) in the chair. Interesting
scientific essays Were read by Drs. Barker, Flagg
Taft, and McGuillan, and after other business
adjourned until four O'Clock. At the evening ses-
Cleveland, Ohio, on the last Tuesday in July,
1861.
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BREcKIsRlDsE NETTING IN ALKxAsDRrA.-A
messing OF the friends Of Breckinridge and Lane
Wednesday evening next, to appoint delegates 10
the Charlottesville Convention.
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ARRlyED at carter's wharf foot Of Thirteen
from Philadephis with 20i tons Of coal for Messrs
Eastleman x Bro Also, schooner Nigna, Kill
mon, nom the same port, with GO tons OF coal for
Mr. James Fraser.
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CAMP MEETING There will be a camp-meet-
ing on West Baltimore circuit Of the Methodist
Protestant Church. to commence August 18th, on
the fne site near Sandy Mount, Md, owned by
Judge Brown. The President of the MARYLAND
Conference has designated the following minis
isters to attend at the meeting and ofticiate:-
Revs John Elderdice, c H. I.ittleton, ID. Evans
Reese, II. p Jordan, w. II. Wright, j. T. Ward
DR.. A. s. Eversole, Geo. w Simpson
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DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON MEETING IN ALExAN-
DRIA.-The Gazette says: ''The Douglas and
Johnson democrats assembled at the Relief Hall
last night, in considerable numbers. The meeting
was organized by calling r 5. Douglas to the
chair and the appointment Of f. b Powell as
secretary.
On motion of G.. w. Brent il was agreed that
a Douglas and johnson club be organized and the
following gentlemen were appointed a commit
tee to report constitution, and select permanent
officers for the club:
Messrs. Albert Stuart, James Crawford, T. J.
Edelin,, Thomas Coyle, and George w Hutchins
And having passed vote of thanks to the r elief
Fire Company for the use OF their hall the meet
ing adjourned
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DISMISSED Young Kemp and Ratliff, who
were arrested on a charge of robbng J. l.. c.
Dana, were discharged from Jail this morning
the witnesses proving nothing against them The
condition Of the prosecuting witness at the time
the robbery ~as supposed TO have been perpetra-
ted, and the places he had visited, made Ii doubt
full II he could fix precisely upon any place or per-
son in connection with the loss Of his money
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sonE Drsr The Avenue this morning, did
not appear "a be very greatly improved by the
mote than one inch This, however, may have
been deposit subsequent TO the last ''wetting
down. 1" By the way, what has become Of the
appropriation for cieaning and wetting Pennsyl-
vaais avenue from the Capitol 10 Twenty mrs:
street
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For COURr This morning, John Openheim
appeared before Justice Dom to answer the
charge Of resisting officer Stafford In the dis
charge Of duty. Ii was shown that Stafford went
to serve civil warrant upon the accused, and
required him to sign the warrant In acknowledg-
ment Of the service This he refused to do, aud
the onicer undertook to arrest him, and was
eJected from the house. Justice Dom held him
to bail for Court
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A GRAND Picnic Is announced to come off ut
The Park Hotel ON wednesday, August 8. See
advertisement F1
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ALL ABOUT Ducks This morning a colored
man, for years a huckster in the Center Market
and well known to our citizens as Goodin's Ben.
was arrested by officer King and taken with bas
ket OF ducks 70 the Office Of Justice Dom II an
peared that i've Of the ducks were the property
OF another person, and Ben was not authorized
TO sell them. Ben was required to account for
his possession Of them. He came to the city last
night, and stopped at his mothers on the Island:
while there Ben's ducks, by some means got out
OF the basket, and got mixed up with the other
ducks. Ii 10 very difficult to identify ducks that
are so much alike. Ben couldn't do IL and M
they were put together In the basket. This morn.
aged to pick his out Of the flock Ben was Der.
fectly willing to give them up, and the case was
dismissed.
COLUMBIA AREoRY AND THE VOLUNTEERS
The volunteer companies which quarter at the
Columbian Armory are In want of light, 1t would
tue Gas Company has cut of the gas because OF
the bill which remains unsettled. This bill is
chiefly the cost Of gas used during the time the
volunteers stayed at the armory by order Of the
department or President, while the Harper erry
excitement existed. Though a company pays its
proportion Of costs the gas still cut of because
the whole is not paid. This shows the necessit v
Of some kind Of general Organization, that win
insure an attendance TO these minor details IL Is
only since the Reorganization Of the regiment
that these things have been neglected.
AN USLUckY Curly an important improve
ment In the vicinity Of the Bank Of w Washington
the drainage Of that lot was seriously affected,
the improvement cutting of a drain that was
constructed from that lot. The consequence 10
tue filing Of the cellars under the bank properly
with water, which, during the prevailing hot
weather, Ia not very conducive to the health Of
the neighborhood. IL was object Of curiosity
yesterday, and to-day men are employed In pump
Ing out the water preparatory to a ''drying-up'
arrangement.
ARRIVED at carter's wharf foot of Thirteen
and-a-hah stTeeD steamer s. Seymour, Palmer
from Phiiadelphs with 20i tons Of coal for Messrs
Easteman Bro Also, schooner Nigna, Kill
Mr. James Fraser
BREckIsElDsE MEETING IN ALKxANDRIA.-A
meeting Of the friends Of Breckinridve and Lane
Is to be held at the Court House In Alexandria on
Wednesday evening next, TO appoint delegates 10
the Charlottesville Convention.
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pleted the foundations are in course Of construc-
tion for the new iron buildings of Messrs Coyle
and Egan, on Pennsylvania avenue near Sew
enth street: The work and materiel Of the foun-
dations attract much attention. The fine large
blue rock used In the masonry is furnished from
the extensive quarfies above Geors worked
by Silsby Co.
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A CONVENIENCE Mr.. C. q. Mortimer, the
agent In this city for Martins Virginia Cream
Ale, has sent us a sample of that most delicious
beverage, put up in stone bottles expressly for
family use. We can only reiterate what we have
already said Of this Ale that in our opinion 1t
has no superior and few equals, as a family Ale
Mr.. NJ is located on ID street, between Sixth and
Seventh, where he will be most happy to meet
bis friends, and have his Ale tasted. Call and
see him-he is trump. We commend /, the
public both him and Martins Virginia Cream
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FUx AHEAD.-Considerablea amusement Is anti
cipated by parties proposing 10 visit the Wash
ington CITY Gardens on Monday evening merit A
good programme II offered, and facilities, IL ia
said, viii be Afforded for all who go TO enjoy
themselves In the highest degree. The entertain
ments will commence about four O'Clock, and
continue until such time To enable families and
children to return home at a sezsonable hour
Don't forget La fsfs CAampsfTs.
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CENTRAL GuARD.HoUsE CASES Julia Manner
was found drunk in the street, for which she was
fined sails. Richard Right was disorderly, and
accused himself Of throwing stones In the street,
which was not right according to law; he was
charged 81 Is. T. M. Dennet was drunk, and,
the record says, disorderiy, too. The assessme nt
In his case was also fixed at S2.f5
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CoRRKsrospExcx.-

CoRkEsfOSDBNcE-
wAsHNeIoN CRY. Aug. 2, 1850.
To WV NJ Brorse, Esq, Editor Of ths CoHsfi-
tstfDH Dear Sir: My attention having been
called to the resolutions adopted by the Republi-
can Association in this citv and published In the
New York Tribune Of the 3Bth ult .censuripg my
conduct In refusing TO give Dir G.. A. Hall and
several gentlemen" permission to erect liberty
pole on the open space in front of the Bank Of
Washington, have to request the favor of you to
give place in the Constitution to the resolutions
and the correspondence between Mr.. Hall and
myself, 30 that my fellow-citzens generally may
have an opportunity of determining whether
have merited the eensure passed upon me.
Very respectfully. your obedieDt servant,
John g. BLAKE
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REDUCED FkRK.-The fare between Lynchburp
aud Alexandra, via the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, has been fixed at seven dollars re-
duction Of one dollar on the former rates To all
points north Of Alexandria, similar reduction
has been made
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KOM UCCVQUAN-AHdlrsa al UccOQuan are now
quiet and IL Is not probable there will be an at
tempt 10 renew the cause of the disturbance 4
letter from there says "lt was rumored here,
few days since, that the republicans were abont
to memorabilia Gov Letcher for permission to
erect another pole. Ii is also said that J G. In
derwood has ceased to claim TO be a citizen of
Virginia, and refused on Saturday last to exercise
his commission as justice Of the peace His
commission expired on Tuesday. He has closed
his establishment, and declares he will have no
more work done in Virginia. Some of the repub-
licans are still anxious to raise the pole again -
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The RACE AT PixEr BRANcH-The race which
came OF at Piney Branch on Wednesday last. re-
suited In the success of Bay Dick, entered by Mr..
VIM. Cleaver. The distance was mile heats. best
three In ave, In harness. Time-frst heat ga:
second, AK; third, sax.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-13
Tlinitr County stali.iics.

The Information given below in regard to the
products and business of this county, is derived
from the report of Assessor Ketcham, just for
warded to the Surveyor General of this State.
Some of the statistical information, we learn, is
not as full as could be wished, as the assessment
was made early in the season. The agricultural
products Of the county, particularly, are under
estimated
Number of acres land cultivated, $3.50, as fol-
lows wheat, 1,212; barley, 265 oats, 239; rye,
10 corn, rs buckwheat, @ peas, is beans,
1G /; potatoes, 296; onions, IA; cabbage, 20 /;
melons, l6 pumpkins, IL turnips, s beets, q;
parsnips, 2; carrots, 3 ; tomatoes, T; other veg
etables, 29 timothy, 122; mllet, a wheat,
barley and oats, for hay, 1000. Pounds Of but
ter made, 1850; cheese, 800. Total number Of
apple trees, from seedlings TO FIVE years old, 30,-
1G9 peaches, from one TO seven years old, l2,-
$50 plums, 2,25I; pear, 1867 cherry, ZIG ;
apricot GG5 nectarine, 337 ounce, ia; al
mond, 7 persimmon, mulberry, walnut,
II; currants, 1897 gooseberry, 775 raspberry,
1876 blackberry, 233; grape, 3,s49.
Live Stock as follows horses, IFS mules
5ll COWS, 7l3 calves, 400 f.; stock cattle, Gs7 !;
beef cattle, 24l; working cattle, 1914 cattle
owned here and assessed in other counties, 900;
sheep, 22G goats, 40 hogs, 943.
OF stock slaughtered there were--beef, 1902
head, valued at S7l $50 hogs, 1913, valued at
$20,S25 sheep COO, valued at $1,000. There
are 3, 1873 chickens, SO turkeys, 20 ducks and 250
pigeons reported.
Number Of grist mills in county, S-run Of
stone, 3 cost 500 600; grain ground, 10000
bushels. Number saw mills, 10 cost, $4,000 !;
feet of lumber sawed, 100000; value. SSl 600.
Total number of bitches, lGs value, $780, ,250 !;
inches water carried, 22,5O0 length in miles,
ll2. Wheels for raising water 49, inches water
raised, $50 : total cost, SIS 300 Toll bridges,
s; cost $27, ,050 annual income. $40, $50. Free
bridges, 4 cost. $4,000 Toll ferries, cost
$500; income, 81, 600.
There are two incorporated toll roads in the
county; one from Weaverville to Shasta, cost,
$4,000; income, $4,000. The other passes
through the northern part Of the county, and has
just been completed.
Of Tree roads in the county, there are so miles,
80 OF which was constructed this year by the Clo
verdale and Yreka Road Fund and private enter
prise.
One banking gbouse-Greenhood d Newbauer
is reported The amount of gold dust bought
by them for the year ending with this report was
e5,235 ounces, which, at $7 so, would amount
to S1,491,6l2.
An important feature of the business of the
county is contained in the fact that four lager
beer breweries are in operation. which during
the twelve months reported, turned out 10000
gallons.
The total value of property liable to assess
ment, is Sl,266.2S0.