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SCaptain Constable. late OF the Stevens
hon-clad Naugatuck, l. Offering seriously from
me effects OF the lGO-pOunGer rifle which burst
In the engagement before Fort Darling. on The
James river. The left side OF the caprain Is in
some places paralyxed.
~ Capt. ]. IL. Green, who has achieved =
Worldwide reputation Us the reformed gam
bier, has resigned his commission in the 35th
Indiana. The Governor Of Indiana will tender
him a commission as field officer IN some of the
regiments which are 10 be reorganIzed.
81 It's = curious fact that while the New
York radical papers are daily Boosting OF their
enormous circulation, the startling truth an
pears That there are only $500 men in the civ
VINO vote according 10 their doctrines
81 A writer in the Edinburg Review es,i
mates the property OF q treat Britain and reland
III 1858 at S2e,Oco,Qt0, which il about $1,000 To
each iRhabitant.
81 soldier cut his throat in his house IN
New lcrk, and the presence of his father ans
pother, one night last week, while insane from
wounds received at Bull Run
~ New York street walker robbeda Ken.
lucky tobacco merchant Of $3.50 and his
morals on Wednesday night. Both We're sought
III vain by the police.
- The English papers n late the hanging Of
CathaTlne Wilson, The Colchicum murderess
IN front OF Newgate prison, and III the presence
Of 3C,oc0 people.
- The deep black which our war ships have
teen painted has proved TO be a very prom, nent
marx 10 shoot az, IN consequence of which a
chanRe mas been made 10 a greyish drab
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many Pre- parations sold under the nans
Of Bitrers put in quart bottles compounded Of The
cheapest husky or common rum, costing from 3,
90 - cents gallon, the taste disguised By Ariee
c. Corisnder Seed.
This class Of Bitters has eau sed and win eantrus
20 esufe. IS long as they be sold. hUndrpds 10
die the death Of the drunksrd. By their use tie
system is kept continually under the influence Of
Alcoholic Stimulxnts of the worst kind the desire
fer Liquor is created and up, and the result 10
81 the horrors attendant upon sdrankard LIE and
death.
Yer those Who desire and nc AZ X1rs q Liquor rit
tiers. publish the following receipt Get e.
tot;k Hocfaad's Gerraas Rtatrs and mix with tRyss
Re preparation that win fay cred in medical viz
tues 8na true excellence OF the numerous Liz
viii have sll the virtues Of HoofasS's Bssssr, IN
connection with goed article OF Lie uor at much
less price than these inferior Preparations win
cCstySu.
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ATTENTION. soLDIERsl
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

friends IN tie sEms 70 the fact TIA. HoofLxSBs
eisessee induced by exposures and privstioos me-.
dent 70 camp life. In the lists, puSlished ainost
:. Inc s 1Ts 81 the
suffering from debility. Every case Of that hind
pAesses resulting from disorder Of the digestive
Ssed among our soldiers, HUNDRED: Of iisss nisSs
k<ssved that otherwise win be lost.
arfsSIs and Well susheatiesied cure Of one q tSs
Ration b, roes whose life TO use his own language,
has been saved By the Bitters:'
PHrLArRLPEIA, Aususrssd lss1
Mess. Jones Z Eraas-wel, ssHtlenes, your
HoOhauc German Bitters has saved nv life fkerO
ofmy eomrsses some Of whose names are .esenSsa,
and who we're fusly cognixAnt Of eli the eirelD-
issi fesf yeaf. member 81 sherMsu sel.S.
battery. and under Che iursnetiste command Of OAD
sasn s
Der last With Inflammation of the lungs. and y,s
loved ~ srs.t deSlity hsisSssesd By n ss,sei %
dys<ntery. 1 Vas then removed from the Whit
e s sss %
ofJune, Since that time have been about - log =
swallow anything, and il dad fore. aersei dow.
Ii sSsa ss . snasr these ereus
seep WORKING fsitSfaily. though Sn.aees..fafy. %
rescue me from the srsss , Of the srssd Areas5a
.dyi.ea me e see si..sySs.. ..a % make such
Ap rsSSsasries s.eaSron. Of sisi Below A1ek
snss lGr. From try ,0S x. sS.
commenced taking them the gloomy shadow Of
sssf fSeu.s Ss; s vs
lies, lbsye gained ten pounds, and fesl ..aSsins
. sSsn ssI to Sss1a sssas
months; for, gentle men, am . loyal Sirginisas
sSle Ritters ON. the certainty of life Which IA.
s.hsn he place OF v.Sss trssS soss NM % ~
sssSn IN sso sew vSo are dearest 70 ne IN Iiss:
Very truly yours. hAAe MALONE.
We fin, concur in the truth Of the above state
nsIt; as We had desPsasee 81 sseihs our eomrsSss
Mr. nssne rsss9rse e hsa s New York Battery,
s sGak SesfkSS C g: nv s.iss.
EHxi sssfs ssSfss 81 n ::;,r
HEE ESkTT a sSss Sc o. g. &C. en- Maine.
JOHN p. WARp, 90. =, sab Maine
Ekkkffh hkASS kG 8 iSi 81 = Z: 81 Penn
is SRkIxTs shH ca ! g t.sa vermont
BEWARE OF ooUNrHRFIIrsi
OF 81 lie sN SRs i Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE as CENTS,
OR HALF DOE. FOR %.
shcsd your nearest drsfsist not have the article.
% not e ssi ca :, s .s,rsd IN ~. S.es but
ls and wiz forward, securely pseked,e by sxpfso.
PuxeIYAl orrIcl AND NAxuFAcroRY,
No. ssi ARCH ST.
JONES EVANS,
,sueees~ors 70 G. n. Jackson 4 Co.,
Propristors.
aYP,r sale by Drussises and Dealers in every
tevp n NE nite1 States. &C Ssom,y
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GAS FITTING, &c.

VIM. T. DOVE CO.
IA RE Now prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUsI'
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north Of
Penneylvania avenue, where may be found con-
plete assortment of CHANDELIERS and other GAS
ETEAM and WATER FIXTURES. San lily
w GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In stere, and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally TO call and examine
our stock of GAS snd WATER FIXTURES feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock in
WAshin gtOn.
~ All Work in the above line intrusted to our
care viii be promptly attended to.
mar5-n MYERS & McGHAN, 316 d street.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
80 ssszss
PASSENGER TRAINS PROM WARRINGTON.
On r, fHs Fl sa! sSRassea II, fK is s's'
wlsH,Seros. pA. cfiSieSa AND THE WEST
,1vx DAILY rRa II! Ess 4 IS ass WssssHlsaros AND
TWO DAILY gka fkE T kfkTxzzs WASHING
ON sHH Il EHS x IS aAIr1N0H'
ts.;s &. IT,. n :Pa San, and s1y.ns:,,o,,
and Ohio Railroad for all point. West, ie's1 1ai.s
fsr PGitx6 SIX itiii and NEW
Fer f e %.ss nm
''o D." FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
and Stations along the batimn,e AND Ohio Hsinosd
p m, ard on Sundays at $50 p m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York ut Ia: m, Phiiadelphia III So q
M, Baltimore 5.Sp.m Arrive At washington SD
Leave New York at 6 p. m. PhilsdsIphia y 50
?; m, Baltimore $50 .. N. Arrive at Washington
Leave New York at II p. m Phflsdelphia $50
e. m. Baltimore 40 g. m. Arrive At Washington
Local accommodation Trains leave Baltimore At
p
at II a. and p. m.
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from BAlti.
more Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at s and I'D
.. p. m :, make connections At Washin 9ton
Junction Relay with Trains on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for all points West of the Ohio River
and for All points along the line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio road in Maryland and VIZ yinia.
Trains leave Anna polls for Baltimore and wash.
inxton daily, except Sundays, At 5 .. m. and $40
p.
=, assenseI Trans leaving WASHINGTON ste .; m
4. N. and $50 p. m, stop only At Annapolis and
Washington functions
Way Passengers must taAe the Accommodation
Trains only. w. P. SMITH.
no 4-fr Master of TRANSFORMATION.
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SINGULAR I.UGK.-Mr. Samuel e. Harris of
Butler township, Schuyikill county, Pa. was
enrolled twice i'll that township and once in
Columbia county. II seems that his r, sidence
as well a. Office, are on the boundary line of
the two counties. and the narshals of both
claimed him. The most singular act remains
20 be told. He was not only enrolled three
times. but his name was drawn three times on
the day OF the draf;-once in Columbia and
twice III SchuyiAll. A-wondsrful freak of tn,
blind scddeSs-HcrriSburc Tslsgrspt
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WRIT OF HABEAs CoRPrs REFUsED.-On
the 10th of August last, Bethuel Rubert, Of
Urbana, Ohio, was arrested and confiLed in
the Hamilton county Jail by A. &. Sands,
United States Marshal under charges of being
q mem Der Of the Golden Circle, and Of using
his influence to discourage enlistments. Last
week q motion was made in the United States
Court 1t Cincinnati. by the prisoners counsel,
Marshal, says the Cincinnati Gazette, tele-
graphed to Washington 10 know if he should
obey the writ if issued and what his action
should be in case application should be made
10 State Court. He received answer that he
should send the prisoner 10 Camp Chase, and
resist all attempts to take him, either by writ
OF habeas corpus or otherwise. In accordance
with this order the prisoner was sent 10 Camp
Chase. Soon after, the United States Court
Judge SwayEr, refused 10 grant the writ of
hateas CORPUS.
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~ Monday last was Observed - & diy o.
humiliation and prayer Il the Church Of the
Fur11aaS, ErcokiyR- Rev DR. Chseyer and
has PkHeplr, Il would seem. interpret the result
- ,Ee -f~+E. tl@StsonS - a. evidence sha- he
E2ooG = sex mic death fc- Is arvoc!oa 20
slavery, and hence to 6@f1--cA - IT, l-.5s,.nrs
- Iht Almighty special PRAYER Zr-@.aE & ySsS
called a. 0n early hour II rtse racs-ulEc Th4
;A;l'nf;ssncs was grTse KNITTED and Of tas few
present TIE Females were 4 Lt.a rs .c..Tv
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ga newspaper correspondent writes-"I
have seen mention made in the papers OF the
hero IF Ccrinth-a private, Let me tell you OF
another, who belonged TO our division. He was
private IN the SD Illinois, and, unfortunate-
ly, drunk-so drunk that they had taken his
gun from him. When the line fell back be fore
that furious rebel charge, and when they so
nearly obtained possession OF the fort, he re-
fused 10 &c back, and picked up gun and re-
manned in possession. a rebel captain, who
was one Of the first 10 enter the works, Gale
on him TO surrender; he replied, Il never sur
Erder.' and shot the captain: private attack.
ing him just then, he knoc ked him down with
his gun and bayoneted him. and before any
more could get 81 him, our men had RI lied and
driven the rebels Oft, so that he held the work
solitary and alone, and by the time the regiment
got in again he had robbed the rebel captain OF
so iii Confederate money and such other little
articles Of value as he had about his person"
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- he Kane tf9Ts VIE erz-xrz~ make a.
W. iSoIIcEi.-S t3T CIt>T Sac wo Of he
DSI8-srs c. to1-skz elsc- from New Ycrs
cIIT-Jznez Brooks and Auson Herrics-are
natives OF Maine. WashbuTHe and Loyeioy,
Reelected from Illinois, are from Maine In
Wisconsin, Brown has beaten Patten both of
them from Maine; and the same stare has n
Senator, Howe, who also is from Maine
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~ Massachusetts objects 10 receiving "ne-
gro conrabands' from the South. Massachu-
s'us Is genuine specimen of modern mock
AGmanitarlan'sm. She is anxious 20 emanci-
pate four millions OF negroes and throw them
on the .Iahor-mtlrket OF other States, but de-
clines 10 let them compete with white labor In
her own oailiwick.-N. J.. Sunday TTmes
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GRccERs, sUTLIRs, AND THE TRADE IN
TO TRIIR UNSURPASSED STOCK
W Ines, -
LIQUORS,
SEGA RS,
FANCY GROCERIES.
Champa&nes
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
HEIDsIcK, CLIQuor, MCMM, RIvARr,
pRoUEr.
We hi1hIx 70
De ST. MARCEACX CHAMPAGNEs, CARTE
MORE, CARTE BLANCHE, RED Law,
the most fsvorite brands in the New York market,
and 50 highly appreciated for their
richness and delicate favor.
HOOK AND MosELLB WINES,
etin and Sparkling.
CLARETs Of hessrs. Gilbou freres, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDY AND ToKAY WINES,
coGNAC Of tie choicest brand. and hes. vint.s.,
ROCHELLE BRANDY, Pelvo:s:n and A. sixnette
Madeira, SHERRY, PoRr-very cid and bi,bl,
recommended for medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN,
IN Wood and Glass.
MEMORABILIA AND BOURBON wRIsKEys
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES,
Of al binds.
APPLE BRANDY AND wHIsHEY.
JAMAICA AND CT. CRcIx Run.
BATAVIA ARRAc.
BAviNA AND DoaEsTIc SCARS
OF THE BEST BRANDS.
LILLIENrKAL, GOODWIN. CORNISH. AND
ANDERSON FINB-cUr TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO of Nessrs. Gail Akin
altimore-at Baltimore prices.
GROCERIES FOB rRE claPs.
HERMETICALLY-SEALID GOODS Of every ds.
serip.ion :-GAME, POULTRY, MEATS. oy.
STEERS. MILK, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES
PICKLES AND CArsUPs, in Wood and G,..,
ApAMANTINE AND PARArFINE CANDLES
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE.
CANDIES AND DROPS, in Packages.
sYRUPs-RAsPBERRY,L LEMON and CONNIE
CHERRY, GINGER, RASPBERRY and BL,cK.
BERRY WINES.
HAM AND CHEESE, st Baltimore prices.
TENANTS M EDINBURG ALE.
KNOX SONS SPARKLING ALoA ALE.
YoUNGERs INDIA PALE ALE.
LONDON PORTER.
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VE Z ",
Rs,. ,,.,,. AT $50 Pr 0ALLey
80 eushty always 10 be had, in pyrsmia. -,
fHllAnELPEIA CONFECTIONERY
"e.-f1M CCrusF Twelfth md !.
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- We think that Horace Greeley, after taking
coed look AZ the results Of the late elections,
ought 10 inform the world as 10 the ~ hereabouts
OF those "twenty millions of people" in whose
name he lately claimed TO address the President
OF the United States. Why didn't they allow
h0face 70 talk Tor them az the polls as well a.
III his letter 10 Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING Journal
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EDUCATIONAL.

KSAIRvIBW BOAkDlN0 SCHOOL,
il NoaRIsfowH, PEyn.,
FOB YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Board and Tuition, sic, per term Of ten MOTIFS.
pupils admitted 1t any time.
Rsfsrsaces.
HHynV yANHgv, 3ls Pa avenue.
Pa THYeoN, Druggist, Ninth and L fts.
JoBS HAwxHuRsr, ~, near street south.
JosBpA Nswpsl u, Quartermasters Nepartinent.
Alexandria Va GEO A. NEWBOLD.
no sim. Principal.
fOR YOUNG LADIES.
The regular course Of instruction embraces the
InslAh and French Languages and Litetefure,
stituts . thorough English and Preach ednctioa.
French il the language Of the family, and II con.
SANITY spoken in The institute II 10 the object OF
particular attention, and 10 taught from the rudi-
merts 20 the highest course of literature and com
POSITION. The scholastic year eomnenees Septem-
Ter 18th and closes July le. Circulars, &c., Pe
obtained from Madame DHBRTILLf. PfinefSA
Of ChsSaray Institute. may 1ESm
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FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES.
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES,
ABDUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT FACTION PRICES.
The balance of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting ofevery description OF
FAMILY
GROCERIES,
VIII be for saIe Until the Schooner is DISCHARGED
FAMILIES
In need CT q Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package
FRED. g. COZZENs,
Ccnsignee, corner Pa avenue and l4th st.
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,
oe lift Schooner aid, )" foot of 18th st.
TRIES z Mar.
P.eeded ~ Royal Letters Patest Of Ess,a.d, and
fs%r ~ q. Ssa q Ias EeSe e a.
zsB ), FEE
TRIESENAk Noa
Completely and entirely eradicates all trsass A.
thote eLssrders for which Copaiya and cubebs have
generally been thought An antidote, TO the ruin Of
the heAlth OF vast portion Of the population
TRIESEMAR No g.
L. the great and remedy of the ciyiIizsd vo,a
Tor al impurities Of the system well as seeoudarv
symptoms. obviatng the destructive use of Mer.
Guy wen as other deleterious Ingredients, and
winch al the Sarsaparilla in the world cAnnet
remove TRIESEAAR Nos. l. and are Alike
i ines: They are in the form Of losense, and may
Dected. ~ ~ s
Sold in tin cases at s. each, or four Ss cases in
one for 30, and in 81 cases, thus saving So a
sdminissersd By yslpean, Lallsnand, Hour 60,
&C " hClesale and retail BY Oh. ii. A. harrow,
ia sieesser stseet Cfou. doo,s from MAeDoasI
mlttanee, Dr.. Barrow viii forward Trissemar to any
psfs 2! ths world, securely packed, and addressed
AccorGing to the instruction Of the writer
Published ALSO by DIR. BARROW, that popular
and oeaunfuliy illustrated medical work, Human
traiity; PRICE Is cent? Trissemar and Book osn
Ss epSianea * special authority from g. G. RoRD,
oasnlnSon, - Y. de nt -
w ArIR NO ICK.
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" AT : b TIC h.

IN eonseeuence OF the lovness Of the water In the
Hsssetvolf IL viii be necessary, unless great
eeoncmy OF water is practieed for the 4overup ant
soon 70 smut OF the supply to eitissns entirely.
Al WIsohs are, therefore, forbidden 10 use TIE
81 avenues under the care and supervision OF Shs
issioner OF Public Buildings, For Watering TIE
whatever. 1 1etPose
s.;tnd ~ Isons using ne water are urgently 90
Aeiteo W oe - eeokomieAl In It's use Is DoesiblS
d, B, RRENCH
commissioner Of Public BaiidinS~
CAMPBELL eON,
u ash PENRsYLvANIA AvsNup
A seNuinA assortment OF SN~s
nAhSWAkE AND ARMY 0OOpsI
~ d eo1Ms
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06
I'm MeH,orinrl.

At special meeting Of North Star Division'
No. 2O8 Sons of Temperance, Douglas City, held
nm the 3Oib inst. the following resolutions were
adopted expressive of onr sincere sorrow at the
early loss By death of Sister Margaret P"arce,
wife of Reuben Pearce, Esq, member OF our
Division:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Creator OF the
Universe to take from us our beloved Sister,
therefore be it
RpsoIued That the members Of this Division
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
in respect 10 her momorv.
Res0lued, That the Temperance cause has lost
one of it, most devoted adh"rents. and one whose
memory will he cherished by all who knew her.
Rssolref, That Il vote of thanks he rendered
Wravrrville Division, No 207, for the courtesy
shown ih. mrmhrrs Of this Division on the Oc
ca ion Of the funeral of our departed Sister.
Pesolged. Thai these proceedings be published
in tive TlINlTy Journal aud San Francisco Union
Temperance Jourma
J. P. TIERNAV,
JoH> NJ E>TES,
NJ. D. OCHhLrREE,
Committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06
PAFTI. .FsNAKR C,RFFK.
Various Matters.

Thi. year is the first one in seven that the
mountains to the north of town have not beeu
capped with snow on the first day Of i, cember.
SO far in the not snow fake has fallen
to warn Of the approach Of winter The nights
for "a week past have been bitter cold, freezing
the ground solid, without sun enough in the day
time to thaw il. Serious fOrpbodings are felt in
regard to the coming mining season The pros
pect is favorable for open, cold winter, which
in the wake Of the destruction and disasters Of
last season, must bring a total stagnaUOn OF all
kinds of business, aud with it hard inns. So
we go !; one winter too much wet, the nexBone
none at all.
The roads leading from Weavervile were new
er in better order than at present. The open,
dry season, has been most favorable FOX The de-
livery OF all kinds of freight and produce. Our
merchants have received the necessary supply Of
-four from the Scott Valley mills, and the market
is being supplied with pototoes aud hay from the
Lewiston and Hay Fork sections. Next season
read will be opened from Junction City to North
Fork, by way Of Buffers crossing of Canon
creek. The necessity Of this road is much felt
aud as proper commencement has been made,
we bave little doubt that it will be compet,d
year bencr. Mr.. Butler has erected "A substantial
bridge over Canon creek. above the high water
mark of last winter. From his place the road
Will be built on the side Of the river, instead of
crossing twice, as before. Mr. Bnilcr has been
appointed Ovrrseer of that road district, aud will
we understand, build The road over the high
point above Junction City. Thence to bis pace
the road is made, With the exception of one ne
necessary bridge. From his house the road will
be graded to the top of the divide, thence along
it 10 McGilivary stu some places two thousand
feet above the Trinity.
The miners in this basin bave everything in
readiness for work, aud only wait a suhicency
of water. Along the east eide of the BASIN from
Scofeld's mill to Cochranvile, a distance Of four
miles, hundreds of miners are idle, and must ne
cessariiy be until water comes The "driftng y
claims along East Weaver are easily distinguish.
ed by the huge piles Of dirt uneartLed and ready
to wash.
Mr. Jas. Cochran is putting dam in Weaver
creek, at Pfaf's garden, from which his Dough s
City ditch will hr supplied with water during
the winter. His ditch il completed, and will far
nish u large supply OF water tor Douglas City
aud Fillibuster Flat miners.
Mr.. Greenhood has received a letter from B.
Block, Esq, who has located in Star district
humboldt county. Rough times there, he writes
yet he is glad 10 be in IA community where every
man is millionaire without dollar in bis
pocket.
We regret to learn that our old townsman,
Jesse Pilzer, Esq, has been seriously i'll since his
arrival at Virginia City. lie was recovering at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-06
"A CARD

lady who has just arrived in Weavervlle and is a
stranger the inhabitants takes the liberty of commu
ncatng with them through the medium of advertise
men to state that it is her intention to open FINISHING
SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES embracing every branch Of po
lite education and trusts by uDweared attention and
her Scholastic duties to obtain the appro
baton of every family whose members entrusted to
her charge Those pupils whose early training has been
neglected will quickly find marked improvement under
the advertisers tuition, which consists Of sound gram
tion and readings, neeiie work of various kinds
embroidery Emitting Brussels point tapestry in silk and
wool and braidng The school will be opened ON Monday,
the 5th day of January, 1868. Terms. 50 per mouth
Applico tion be made to Mrs. HAMMOND at Mrs Glib
maid 47tf.