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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08


Tie eject Of The aHt.-clr.ncg suuaoe lono Of ue
Treasury Report continued tlis mouGng. and, before
TO Board. there vas % rush 60 aell saa'o. vhc.
almo.. Amounted % Vi.ic. lie sold nrsciy na
.ow ag C1i OI Southern 1', God 1901, Treasury
notes 1855; Sc. AZ Dc Board, however, there aa8
a stronger feeling under tls buying Of tae slor1,
and Of parties Who, a.5r more careful reading oi
Tire rsrort, discovered thus IT, i5 practically ti.-
i..cto.y legaltcnlcr document and thtf iii. Chase
really GEES no way ont of hi financial lhyrn'h oy-
coping b. the broad aAd fac.le 4geune Of currency.
T,cTe were, alao, current rimofs that Sir. Stevens,
Of tie Committee Of Ways and Means,
would very soon introduce bin authorizing
Tho i-suo OF go 900 70 s3,0,0O0,ocO Of legal
tender Notes. 10 addition 10 those aheady author
Ized, and this had considerable effect ia strength
eu'ng Ito market. After the Board the market
was without important change and 81 tle Second
Board with fairly active husiuels, prices showed
an improvement on tic shares Of o. y cent.
Erie Preferred cold up 70 81 against 81 ia The
morning; Plc ie Mail improved ! y cent Michigan
Southern Railroad a. cent; Toledo Railroad ! y
cent, Rock ia.aad Railroad ., g.. Ia gold t.e
quotation under large purcL4ses rtA up 10 l,i j:
COyeu1clis lad lcen r.tler ge-t luun5 .lc aay,
blt were finer o. .Ae c'D.o. Tao deir. % Ore
Secretary Or tHc Treaspry $50. 10 iun uo uar ..t-
chime IL possible ou bonds au4 h!8 ,lpts.s lr.,-
cn.ace Of an i-lo of 1850 - cent hf
bad 1n unf4vorllic ufgooco upol Government -.-
cpdiea A. tine close Ree' tered Co. la5i, ,,ee
offered cd s9l ,hcn, o. iote.ast does uo. heep To-
accrue lIgl .io 70. OF J-au fy, is a,Jut al ~
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S,eamslips-Courbia Barton, Havsns Spoa9rd Tlieste
Go George Waahlrg,o Gtser NewOhe.as n. y. Cros
vel co.
sh.ps-M4ndaTin Porrtt Shsnehas master, David Hos.
~, sarnaby. Liverpool, j. \. smith Co Allied (Br
Keid. Liverpool, Lfims Guioi hu!slic4 tap,ul, sn
quet, Cslix "a. Fschever5ia CO.
Berks-Aa'on Gunther (Oldl Lett,osn. Lon ION. Reg,
Bs0s.; Cu'i. Ina (Brl Mckenzie, Loudon y. c. Gu25
Loge snd NNryl HaD.en, Corr. fuucn 3leincse We
I0is. Bach New-Orie-ns. TUpqer b stt.e
Bngs-Aogcnt (BEj Crow, bsnsk, j. Mmtney x
n !l4ys COX (BrD smith. st. ri -, J. =. Whitney z
Arg8..rrs, Fuller Csdz. Hssoeck haiscy; Anna o.
IS lace Ngogtls Fsok Church. X A isA-r, saacs Il,
Para Hurdet {. Everett; h. 7. Newton D1'n baile a.
r. Alexander d 90. !iIag, Belle Or Dou-1ss D 10 -
y. r. j. f. whitney CO.; 81 Mary, Raymond, ne" VI
Ieans. Richard benaaId 4 Co
$ looners-La4y U.hcn t.wed }, MaFjenbord. 81 b nc
5 tI J0les Go. Naad Quesn Nuse, tAleceg his .s'
o. DL,t5u: Al, Bulkrr Boston. Thompson Z Enaeri "a
.osHsI Camden, }. ~. Mckee. GEORGE W. Whistler. I.
ker Baltimore J. ". Mckee kdw'd bencut. Decker d. 4
leland Harvest. Cark P0.t koys. Cabinet DsEereux 70,
mouth \. b., Miller U0usLi0n Carrie A. Pitman, I'm
~. Pierre h. 7. Buck Col W smith, Uyerton. Ponce,
J. segh Eneas; Abbie brsii5It Fresnsl. Jaenri Ia
James Elizabeth DoiaIt. Low. NewOdeans, ". J. Dewe
g. Co.; ~ r. NllslLs 5 oCum N0ffoki q. II Booth, bar
ue.. Ia tmofe; G. " Houses, bueksoo Baltimore, YS
I,m,t & s'sgei; l. Townsend WiAsms, fnlde Phai Js
~ Mckee, K 3. Wood Cranrler Warrington Van 80
81 tsh,. H. G. Russei. bunting Chlncoie.sue, SEA q
5resd CLinc0t-a:r~; jenny Lind Cole EllZsD-hporl az
lfia sley. Leayitt N4ahlnzton.
s.9.r.-K.py. Wells Aea-Loudou. II. s Racket a. ut
uul.s Pfo,.elcs H. 3. El-Ae. Ce0a o. Tue siee' -e-
Baltimore -, -,,
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pogr-NARbhAs' OFFlCE, No. 10, Na'F
80, 4 ~ Alb. Act ....ed April a, 1897, entils
t.l b., ieor..uits tts Naileus ONee 81 the DO 81
1,., 10 I'D psaona interested H. o. having s"a,ss
-t ,.,t,r of fnrh iuln'ry rNaminai'on, or spiN'Ss
i,......,I. ,ts nav u4ael examination Dl me
'Sy.''r. aritl.t tho a.isngeys OF examinations ~.
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SIS 3D. a.. BUNLEldL, ftes'"
tu.', Isas.a4s, Secretary.
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Arrived

s,.s,f,p Ocean Queer Tinkerapgh. AsTinTan Nov 20.
sreris I'D r..,s. % D. 4. Allen.
. 1.r.i % l. ,tllln -, Hsfbor 7 J., vs. Tho Lous
~ ud Sound 80 days salt 10 ~ L. De~ot Id '9mo hesy
III. Jls. Stewart tRr o. hb-rdsonl Ross Psrnsmh,co
nv i, su.,r % Narer Wesord q Rankin. The bak to
gsre.l io- fhial. Iylll. ,4lec N9g- .
b. b. a lays, oi erd hsht Gierre $ C1uie.
nj. Robin t1ithail h~uyl-d ~ iays iIuber
sem Emily l8rl Monroe Con"silis IS days potatoes 70
ssar i,otrs Boyd Khson CORVALLIS, \. s. days. 20
Str, fsy Sac i-Iei. Boston isy n.dss. 10 J. c. Gay
srar Howard Baker, Boston days lSa to S. W. Lsxis
schr IN "a v Nlakersou, NewburyPor dsyI adss. 10
-.', 'hl-,fs. kelley. New.Bedrold flr Philadelphia
sllr b. Mi4llfl,a, jones. Providence days.
srhr Esds1u Crockett. Hartford
sear. Aeen, Myo... k0cA I'd
s.lr JOE pm f.adalL ilsl Fsil River
echr Ao1o.t RsAes. Nick.non. fToyncs.osn
sc4r. Eiisu, Carroll, Boston days.
sclr. Ro.8. psf .0k Ssco.
sctr Jenny li.i Nash. Providence.
s..r. IT, J lin. b8lt. Fletcher Hatf0ld
.rhr - e '--tlt. Petit, Boston f0l Baltimore
steamer Iac3uy o.. ; port, Pierce " Arlington, D.
e.. IN l.. .4.t u 10. .. iompstns-
Steiner Comet. Jones, fnuAtelp-ia, mdss- to J. n.
se,mer Gen Sheds smith Philadelphia u4.e to J. ta
s.slmr H. Burden. Lopez, Phialephia mdss to Lopa6s
Samer vulcan Morrison Philadelphia ua'e. to LoPsr
steamer Osprey, Kenaey. Providence. udae to EeSSt
BguncE
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MfNfATJ..a sIafANAC
-hiss..7:i2 ssts...........f:a3 Hoeu- Risss sea
hfGH wsJRV rhI- DAl.
'sndy Hook. $50 Gov. iland.. Jjl dell Gss...E.G1
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TIE Railroad Compauy's wbaryes were con-
,Gerably injured, bU. The new etouc-woTk, sunk by
Io.ten II tie ceuifa. wharf. stands firm. Tie Whole
)oss Of the Railroad Company, from damages 10
wharf aid r0ad, SSH moi perhaps exceed Syy,OOJ
C5umoJore Vanderbilt waa1 was injured 20 the
aa.nl:H, Of 5000 or $4OJ0, and 10 tuus Of c0Ais
were carried away.
TIE state Convention % frame @ Constitution and
ro'sioly elect d Gogernor, mos November -, IN
Pglsm8.
Tie passearers and legt for ito Ocean Queen
- ye1 az Asl Eai 10 3 p. Do. on tic @s,h, tio
fptce sai rf aay.ag been passed over tie 4l1dee
ctssm "a liaats
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TIE Umtl States notes oi circulation iar.ude tho
lal4oco on hand in tDe toasu.y 90 New-York. AND
% o.her points mol, 4. buried 81 iho cofo Of Novem-
bcr. !. a'so embraces atou, sll00oo0O United
States notes Of the ..sue Of july T., 1901 and Feb
ruary -, 1862, which afe receivable f1r customs.
The above does not include a very largo amount
of unaui.,ed debt.
The imports oontnne 70 show falling oil as com-
pared with ast yeafa in porte.
Ihe i.li1os s'aic Treasurer pivcl notice that the
JLary OF Illinois 81 ,te stocks viii b. paid
"a. tbe American Exchange Bank, from ths ~ 20 the
.h proxins incni.yei niter that daio onlytSplius-
feld Tie holders Of Illinois aud Mich nn Canal
bonds. whore coupons are exhausted, are required TO
pre.onl ue bonds ior payment.
Tlo rasket a' tAo Produce Eschaage to-day waa
heavy hnd inactive.
I.o Seventh Word B.nl has declared semi.
mnl.l 4Ni4,ll oi % ler conf. iles Of Government
aA.
Dire d..reri representatives, ml n'e OF San
r.u..o,o. I.r. 20 aAo domestic insurance comp-.
l.e.. asn'.p ....eHen connected u..h bonn. iunta-
l.lus. t4s California L..d., aut uo California 5.u-
u.' lI... I...D..,s Co. h.t.os unl.l eu.,. ...
.,JaL,. ID. Ju.e.al.. .., loe ,-- 800. ..9 o.. hl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
Dental Goods.

We respectfully call the attention Of Dentists
ia our large and well assorted stock OF every
thing in this departments
Vulcaute Teeth Plain and Cum Teeth Gold
Foil, Blow Pipes, Corundum Wheels, Files--a
"rge variety, Impression Caps, FranlAin's Ar1ic-
nlAlors, Plugging Instruments, Dental Aa'hes,
EulcaujZrrs-djA,rent Kinds, EXeayators. Burs
and Drills, Fororps--ull kinds, Mouth Glasses.
Plate Cutters, 'fiu Foil, prccpitated Silver.
4 very fine quantity Of DENTISTS CASES.
very compact with fun sets Of drawers, filed
with highly finished and best quality OF Iustru-
meuts
Anatomical Preparations set beneath glass va
ses, showing the face homes and teeth, with com.
plete sets OF Arteries Veins and Nerves These
are Of late French Improvement and superior to
anything Of the kind ever before introduced -
All Of which we sell Oh reasonable terms.
Il. H. MCDONALD q CO., Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

Meanwhile, the haunted victim lay safe and
quiet, where the simple shrewdness Of bis little
cousin had hiddin him, until the time came for
her return TO the house for supper. Then he
bade her go as usual to her home, telling her to
ask her mother to place the signal lamp, as soon
as it grew dark, in the window for the boatmen,
and to send him there some supper, with bis va
lise, which in the hurry of departure he had LETT
behind.
The signal recalled the boat, which after twi-
light had ventured in sight of the shore and the
farm house; and the Governor, quietly made bis
way to the river in safety. When be rejoined his
father in SECURE home, he named his infant
daughter, which had been born in his absence,
"Hetty Marvin," that he might be daily re.
minded of the little cousin whose truth and
shrewdness, had sayed bis life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

/ AMERICAN GENTHrV.-In European countries
the aim at anything like gentility implies keep
ing one or more domesics to perform household
labors but in our free States every family aims
ut gentiIity, while not one in five keeps do
nestle. The aim il not foolish one, though fol-
lies may accompany it,--ior the average ambi-
ton OF our people includes certain amount of
refined cultivation it is only that the process is
eXlausting. Every woman must have best
parlor with hailcloth furniture and photograph
bool; she must have piano. or some cheaper
substitute her little girls must have embroid
cred skirts and much mathematical knowledge
her husband must have two or even three hot
meals every day of his life aud yet her house
must be in perfect order early in the afternoon,
and she prepared to go out and pay calls, with
black silk dress and card case. In the evening she
will go to a concert or lecture, aud then, at the
end of ALL she will very possibly sit up after
midnight with her sewing-machine, doing extra
sbop-Worl to pay for ittle Elias music lessons
All this every "capable" " New England woman
will do, or die. She does it, and dies and then
we are astonished that her vital energy gives out
sooner than that Of an lrishwoman in shanty,
with no ambition on earth but to supply her
young Patrcks with adequate potatocs.-T W.
Higgias0a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

DYING Rich, WITH NENGEANcE.It is related
by passengers who escaped from the wreck of the
G0idn cate, that a colored man named Peterson
one of the cooks belonging to the steamer
took advantage of the panic to gather up such
loose change as the torrorstricken passengers had
abandoned in the cabins and state-rooms. lie
succeeded in picking up sufficient coin and valu-
ables to Gil two good sized carpe; sacks. TAX
ing a large carving knife between his teeth, and
sezng the carpet sacks one in each hand, Peter
son jumped overheard, aud, in the language Of
our informant, " he anchored himself alongside
the wreck and didn't show his nose above water
1t is believed that he died quite we'll oh,-in d
pecuniary point of views r. CaH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
Canl and Kernscne Oils,

burning Fluid, Lamp Oil, Ncats-foot Oil, LARD
Oil, Campheue. Knowing the difficulty in pro.
curing good article, so necessary for brilliant
light we have taken extra pains to import them
of the best quality, and can supply our custom
ers with u superior article
II. H. MCDONALD & CO, Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

Mr. T.. H. Fisher is only authorized Agent
in San Francisco to advertisements receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL OfceNo. 172 II Washington street,
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House, up stairs
Sacramento City.-A. s. SMITH is our authorized
agent receive subscriptions and advertisements in that
city and receipt for the same once l2l street. be-
tween 4th and 5th
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
Eclectic Medicines.

We are constantly receiving, per express, ad.
ditional supplies from the manufactures.
TILDEN'S SUGAR COATED PILLS, of al
most all the Concentrated Medicines, put up in
Bottles. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD & CO., Sacramento,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
rrrsses. SnNnnrters. Etc.

Gum Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal
Supporters, Susp"nsory BAndages, Silk Elastic
Eaudag"s. for ladies. 4 large assortment Of ar
ticles ia this line. For sale by
II. II. MCDONALD q Co, Sacramento
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
Growers stock.

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Bcrgundy Pitch, Ko,
Corks Everything in This line of the best quail
uy. Fer sale upon reasonable terms by
II. II. MCDONALD 4 co,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
IT. 7. GRAVES,
.,,rrp II. 7. GRAVES.
A s. S.HALLIDIE&CO.
WIRE SUSPENSION
Brfdge Bu IderS .
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT WIRE ROPE!
A. &. IALLIDIE.

WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span and capacity erected and materials
furnished. Having been constantly engaged in
the erection of Wire Suspension Bridges and
Aaueducts for some years past, we are fully pre-
pared to do such work satisfactorily, at low lig-
nre. and to GUARANTEE PERMANENCY.
Parties who are about erecting bridges will
find it greatly TO their advantage to give us call
before deciding to build wooden structures, as
tbe recent foods throughout the State have pro
ven them to be wholly unsafe aud unreliable. A
number Of our Uire Suspensions are noao an use
IN dj6erent localities ronghomh State, no one Of
,nliri has been in the least a6ected dg tie Jreshets
Wire Rope for mining aud ferry purposes man
nmctured of any length and size required, being
cheaper and better than hemp
Scales of weights and strengths. with prices an
nexed, furnished on application to the manuiac-
turcrs. Send for circular.
A. -. EEAELEDEE ~ CO.,
14I3. 4l2 Clay street. San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
Perininary.

line, direct from Foreign and American manufac-
tories. Il. II. MCDONALD & co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
Patent Medicines.

A very large supply of all in general use. We
are AGENTS for most of the leading articles. For
sale by H. H. MCDoNALD 20.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
Soda Water Material.

Corhs, Acids, Essential Oils, Whiting Marble
Dust, Soda Twiue, Eyrrythng in the line. For
sale by Il. II, MCDONALD Il co,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
Paints, OILS and Varnishes,

Brushes, Feather Busters, Zinc White Fire
Proof Paint Linseed Oil, boiled and raw. For
sale by Il. ii. MCDONALD co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

PUNISHMENT or GuERRILLAs.--The general or
ders respecting gnerrilas are very pointed. We
quote some Of them
Secretary Stanton says-"Let them swing"
Gen Dix advice is to ''shoot them on the spot.
Gen. schufeld says-"EXecute them imnedi-
ately.n
Gen. Blunt says-"Give them no quarter.p
Gen. Loan says-"Shoot them when found. "
Gen. Halleek's orders are-"Let them be tried
immediately by drum head Court, and punished
with death"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
Assayers' Material.

Cruciblcs, Retorts, Acids and a general sun.
ply of all articles in this line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

Tue Class WHO YELL ABoLuoNIsr LoupEsT.
The Point Pleasant Register West Virginia. has
been provoked into saying:
We know Of some trang devils. who are not
worth five cents on the dollar of the debts they
owe, and who could mt buy nigger if they were
selling at dollar per dozen, that are blathering
around about Southern rights aud applying the
term Abolilonst to loyal men generally, and
making more fuss about the irrcpressible nigger
than the largest STAKEHOLDER in the country
In nine cases out of ten, they are composed OF
that class Of contemplate boot-licks who hang
around men of worth and position aud stand
ready to do their bidding in the hopes of curry
ing favor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

$500 lbs Nitric Acid, strong;
1900 lbs Ciric Acid;
1000 lbs Muriatic Acid
20O0 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid, best
so cases super Carb. Soda
800 ozs Sulph Quinine, 700 doz Wrirhts Pills.
so ozS Stryehnne, pure, 20 gross Brand Pills,
Is ", Sulph Morphine, 100 gross Moifats, Lees.
lOU IDS louide FotasSa. Ayers, Jaynes, and
l2j lbs Chloroform, Nc Lanes Pills.
l06 lbs Calomel, 100 doz Myers Sarsap
1909 lbs Spts Nitre and. and yellow Dock,
AZ Ammonia, 100 doz. Lyons Katha
GOO lbs Balls Copaiba, riop.
7j0 lbs Gum Arabic. 500 doz. !. Uauel's &
white, Co.'S Extracts, Hair
2000 lbs Fors SULPHUR: Oil Colognes, &c.
OVO lbs OH Lemon Ber-: Is boxes CASTLE Soap,
6amob genuine,
Orlqanun, Peppermint: 90 cas- best Olive Oil,
spruce and Almonds, 5000 lbs Sal Soda,
2200 gal Kerosene Oil. 60 bbls Rosin.
ll0O gal Lard Oil, Lins: 100 bbls Plaster Paris,
500 gal Camphene, 10 bbls Marble Dust,
l2Oo gal 70 per ct. Al: 20 bbls Whiting,
cohol, IN tins, 5000 lbs Shakers herbs
HOO gal Linseed Oil fresh
lOoQ gai NealsioOt, Po-. 400 lbs pure Ground
lars China Nut OIL: Sage, fresh.
9oo eaI castor OH 1000 lbs press. Hops,
,{,I ra'nt brushes, and lib papers,
White Wash Brushes, 1860 lbs refined Borax,
~ ata'f brushes, Varnishes of all kinds,
l,co.l lccth brushes, 1000 lbs aasort Paints
"a Io"'up1 1 busters, i'll cans,
~ ~ oosS rem +ampblk,. ton Putty in bladders
20 bbls Irish Moss, and tins,
10 cases lsnglass, 10 bbls Dye Woods,
G 70 bbls Canary, Hemp Flax and Corander
"ceus ln quantities to suit, all at the lowest
prices Orders respectfully solicited.
r. II. MCDONALD IL CO.,
importing and Wholesale Druggists,
Sacramento.
Patent Medicines.
We are agents for the following known Medl'
c'nes' aud offer them at REDUCED PRICES
Sands Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Sarsaparila,
Myers Sarsaparlla and Yellow Dock,
Jayne's Expectorant
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Jayne's Sanatve Plllsa
,.,n Jayne's Ague do'
Ayers Peeloral and Ague Cure,
NIstar's Basam Wild Cherry,
Ayers Pills,
Motlats Pills,
Cheeseman's Pills
Tilden's Sugar Coat, Pllls,
Tildens Fluid Extracts,
llldens Pearls of Ether aud Chloroform
Molat's Phoenix Bitters.
r. H. MCDONALD g. CO,
importing and Wholesale Druggists,
apl9l3topwrm. SACRAMENTO,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

! INCIDENTS OF THE GOLDEN GATE DIsAsTER.-
On Sunday morning at fuckers Hall, John
Charte, passenger, had something to say about
the disaster to the Golden Gate The .4lta makes
this mention Of his remarks;
alt had been reported of the father (of the few
months old infant saved that just prior to the
ship being wholly enveloped in flames, be ex-
claimed, sI'll give $1,000 to the man who will
save my child referring evidently to his babe
then in the mothers arms. Another two years
older was with him at the time, as is known was
also saved. The speaker first received the infant
from man who bore it from the beach to the
top of high hill He had taken it from another
who had swan with it from the wreck From
that moment until the child was passed on to the
deck of the steamer 81. Louis, she was cared for
entirely by males. Mr. Charte gave very minute
details Of the care bestowed upon the girl
throughout the long tramp through the chap
arra On the beach he had picked up pieces OF
a lady's skirt, which he spread upon the bough
bed for the little ones at night In this conncc
tion the speaker amplihed on big skirts in gen
eral, and repented Of having condemned them
heretofore as useless and eXtravagant. He blessed
the owner Of this one, and hoped God would
give her means for buying all she would ever
need hereafter. Here the speaker held up tri-
umphantly strips of the aforesaid skirt for in
spection by the audience. Others shared with
our hero the honor and pleasure Of bearing the
babe. Her sole food was honey and flour mixed
with water. On this she thrived A Frenchmau
in the party had the foresight to attend to the
abluti0ns of the infant, and, on the whole, it is
probable that these man nurses did all that their
sex could do in preserving her life during this
critical period
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

CEHnmoATE.-I, the undersigned, Governor Of
hungary, do hereby testify, that Dr. T.. j. Czap.
kay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty us Chief Surgeon in the hungarian Ar
my WIN laithInl perseverance, Whereof have
given him this certificate, and dorpeommpnd him
to the sympathy, attention, and protection of all
those who are capable of apprccmting patriotic
sell sacrifice and undeserved misfortune.
koSsurn LAJos, Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan, 9th, 1852. I0I3
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FORTY THOUSAND ALM.NlCS,

= For 1862, in English, German, French, Span,
sh, Portuguese, Italian and Chinese, for gratuit~
Gus distribution. Send your orders.
X. II. MCDONALD & co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
FOR SALE.

5g lIOMESTEADS and VALUABLE REAL
~% ESTATEl Building Lots for from $40 to
$500 each Also, SO vara lots and entire blocks
of beautiful garden land, iu the city and county
of San Francisco, on the lne of the
SAN JOSE RAILROAD,
at the WEST-END DEPOT. The title is abso.
lntely perfect, being Spanish grant, finally con
irmed and patented by the United States. The
Shafter Bill respects this ttle the city authori-
ties respect it, the District Courts and Supreme
Court of the United States, respect it-besdes
The Title has been forever quieted by a final
Decree and Judgment against the City,
So that there is not even a cloud or shadow up-
on it, Whoever purchases one of these lots viii
buy lot and not a lawsuit.
Office No. TO- Nagee's Building corner Mont
gomery and Merchant streets, San Francisco.
j5.253m. HARVEY S. BROWN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

BALTIMORE BEAUTEs.-Emeine Vickers, Mary
VickerF, Rose Yickers, and Kate Vickers, were
arrested in Baltimore on the 17th lust. for "ply-
ing their VOCATION of waving Secession flags
These girls threw vitriol Oh the officers who ar
rested them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
MUSIC BOOKS.
Washington's Birthday

ny TIE FRIENDS OF THE UNDER
AAA signed and the public generally, are hereby
SsS notified that he has leased the Exchange Sa-
loon of Mr.. llealey and intends opening the
same on
Saturday, February 22d
lie will be pleased to have his friends and ac.
quaintances come in and sample the cAsi.e Ii
quors Wines and Cigars which he intends to keep
constantly on hand WM. MCCARTHY.
WeaveIville, Feb. 20, 1862. Std.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

BouNp TO MARRY.-The La Crosse Democrat
tells story OF a young man who first courted a
daughter aged twenty, then the mother, aged
forty, and wound up his counting operations by
J marrying the servant girl Of the family,