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dnInshel. The contracts vii! therefore &c msd G
e the ssr.ioe Ray require 10 be delivered those
NavJ aF2r. respectively.
Iiyeres are IesuIred mnst establish agencies al
sGoh ao a. that 10 q 10y IIaJ arise in furnshIng
tslis promptly TO comPy with a requI ,luou, TIE
Ghlei OF the Bnresu 81 Provisions and Clo;hinS
TO ,tppy the ceic.enoy. under ihs fessItS - o he
expressed IN inc coltrsc CT; tae record of resuis-
ProSisIo1s "A Co ~ 'ne,eoi, 81 sne bnIe;n Of
Yards Aforesaid, shsi he s,idenoe that such reo nj
sision as ben inside sed received.
each OF the aforesaid Navy ards; aad in c.se mora
t1an ono article Is contsI9sd II the offer, the Chief
OF the Bureau vii bsve tbs right 10 accept one or
more OF the articles contained IN such cffer and re
lect the REMAINDER; and bidders whose proposals
are accepted (tnd mons OthersD will be forthwit
notified and 81 early practicable contT, OF will
re re usnsmltted to them for execution, whic con-
days exclu,v. of the IImo r. suired FOR the rexps
transmission OF the mail
to The estimated alount ofths ecu We onrtrssts
VIII De res UITed, Ggd twenty per osntum in add
meLts on account thereof IS coilatersl seorrty In
addition, TO secure lts Performance and NOT in INV
event 70 Do paid until IL ia in al respects complied
,l ssne ferns 1ss e ,y b O5.ns
Hampshire, Boston, New YORK, philsde p6ia' Rs,
tmore. and at this Bureau.
record or duplicate of the |. tier informing a
pldder OF the acceptance OF his proposal, viii be
deemed . notification thereof, wits in the meaning
oil the act OF 1886, srd his btd will be m.de and 40
cePted In conformity With this understanding
Every oaer msde MIST be accompanied tss d,
reoted IN tue act Of Congress making appro,ria
uons for the naval service for 1857, spproyea
lcth of August, ls4Sj By vritfon guarantee slSned
py one or moro rsepcnsible persons, to the eject
that ne or ther under axe that the bidder or bid
ders will IL his their bid Ge accepted enter TITO
an oblis 1ion within Eve days. with good and su III
eient sursties 70 furnish the supplies proposed.
PROPOSAL unless accompanied by the guaranteed re1
Sulred ~ Jaw; the competency OF the antes 10
De osrIlnso by tne NavI Agent, District Attorney'
ise attention. Of bidders rs calied 90 tks san,iss
dHd DESCRIPTION Of articles required, as IN tEs IN
sps6ttoH JoT RECEPTION. jnSf Dat Tigff
UtA &c MADE oetreea ne articles offered daf rae
sdmpS ana contract TscetctnE fhat fall bsIoso
Ihentj Gnd theE dtteAfIon rs also particularly ID
TteSd 70 hs y9tht Of 27fh MARCH, 1854 ana
to fhe act ofthe lOth ofAssrSf, 1896 an s-IsvSw
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THE GRAND CONCERT, To-sIsHT.-A brilliant
concert viii be given at willards' Hall this eve
ming, by Madame Henry G. Watson, lady who
holds high artistic reputation In New York,
and elsewhere North. She has some fine artists
TO assist h<r--Mr. 9. B Mills, Mrs. Elinor Drum
mond, and Mr. J r Thomas. The two last are
excellent socal.ss. MIR. Mills has been heard
mere Before, and on .taat occasion he made .
marked ssLssiiOn- Miss N!ias Foster is young
and beautiful lady, whose recftss,s I'm New York
and other cities recently have elected highest
enconiums from the press.
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AUCTION SALES.

QYvlRTUE OF AwRIT OF FIERIFACIAs
ID issued By Henry Reever, one Of the lusticas on
the peece in and tor the county of washington, Al
the suit Of Edward Csmmsck. sFsInst the Eooas.
and 10 me directed have LEVIED upon al the rlght
oe, claim, interest and estate Of the sid Joseph
feet on the south ,ise of Prospect street and run
ring hact lm feet deep; and hereby give notice
thet q the 10th day Of April, 1852. tt oclook IN
toI sac the said part OF Lot No q 20 the heat
sss-5t' r. II. TRUNNELL Constable.
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PA : 9 z =

Hsadqsayfsrs PrOUou MaySkars ono.
Ctfy Of Washisg'OH, March %, lsS2 (
Special Order. No. 10
All Passes heretofore Issued from these Head
quarters to the 3lst instant will no, be renewed
but recognized, until further orders.
By order Of Major w Doster, Provost Mar.
shall CHAs. y. RosrNsoN. AdIu,.ut
mar 2S-Iw
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SOLDIERS PAY.
HARNDEN'5 EXPRESS
l. FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT

HAhNDEN'5 EAfHEBo
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS, REMIT
TANCES.
WHsTHKR MoNsy on ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.
To their Families al shy place on the lines of thsir
Express AZ . charge CT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
For any sum not exceeding Fifty Dollar. sso
And propoTtionate additional charge for rl.ces
reached By connecting Expresses :
The remittance, whether IN Gold. T-es.rr,
Notes. or AllOt msnt Drafts, should he encioesI =
On eLyaloPs. ana securely sealed, ana have the
full address, including the town, Post Ofios And
State, OF the person 10 whom TO IL sent "a So
amount Ia Eibly marked thereon I'M INC
Envs,opes Tor this purpose will be furnished a
Money receiyed % Be forwarded AZ me Office m
pMSshisgton. Third street, second door below
epl-lm E.s SMITH. A,eut
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ToWERSS, PATENT yB00y JACK AM
2OS PENNSYLVANIA, AVENUE. 0Os
COC Betpeen 9Eh and l0tA SITS. 1UD
EARN r d CO,
HORSE EQUIPMENTS AND HARNESS
ROs MILITARY Or civ ats
THE PoNGHO TENTS JUST RECEIVED

WALL. STEPHENS & CO., No. 322 Penn
syIlvania avenue, have besn appointed agents Tor
Washington, and havs rOv IN store 500 pom
CHOS, convertible into sleeping Tents, adapted
for the Army, Eng ineer ns. Exploring, and SPORT
ing purposes, and weigh onJ nine sounds, oare-
fully packed in m.l bags, conveniently transport
able on ho sc raok. or they may be read ly carried
or the shouldsrs of the men.
Proc from Sc 81 to SI2,
IL Ia thIes good Rubber Blankets, g by II inches,
or three Ponchos or Cavslr, Over Garments and
when united ls Water Proof Tent, by TX ieet
conveniently housing three men.
WALL, STEPaENS Il CO.
Agents, 322 Penn. avenue, fetEesn
3-dlwif Oh Ard lO.h sIree.,
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II Some wonderneat has been created an %
bow the rebels obtained Information Of the visi,
Of Vice President Hamlin to Fortress Moatoa
but II turns ont they learned II readily enough by
the salute fred In honor Of his arrival
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PAssKssER TRAINS TO MANASSAS See an.
nouncement elsewhere Of opening OF Government
passenger train TO Manassas.
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Re-Eieetisn a. Cav, spYasue

PROVIDENCE, April 2.-Gov. Sprague, and all
the present incumbents Of the State ofices, were
fs-eiec,eo to-day without opposition. In the
General Assembly, the democrats and constItu.
tional Union party have a majority OF 90 -
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Beng Informed that one or more individuaI ! have
within the Psst fe- vsess endeavored 10 present
n the confederation Of this Departments OF Gov
ernment models, drawings and descriptions of a
ma,ins steam BsuerIng lam, and nave repre-
senfed that they are the inventors Of certain fsa
turss or principles Of ssii war Engine:
Now this 10 TO notify the parties so rlisrspre-
reput. ousy, and to " irn the public generally this
am the oftgtadI t9Ueater Of Rs Coxedrs Hu T.
iron, wood and ana India rubbei-clad SUD eaos sed
war veSsei, provided With al adjustable recIDro-
caHnE norm or ram device, working through s
nectlng with and working through the agency of
the motive power of the vessel.
furthermore. not designing to oiaim the steam
ran as aug Sested during the CriMeau war by Mr.. T.
NAsmJtn. nor the novel and ing snious torpedo de-
tsrlng hammer suggested q few weeks since ct
Willaros' hotel "
NOW This. therefore. IS to notify and warn all
persons against attempting directly or indirectly
any lLYasion or Infringement Of any feature of my
Invention, prel InuaIy sTrtns ements towards pro-
proceeded With. ~
ap go JOHN = GATJ,kHEk Jr
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THE TRY TO SHE'LL THE UNION TRANS
PORTS,
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LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE

ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL UNION RECON
NOISSANCE.
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THE MERRIMAC AFRAID TO VENTURE
OUT
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h SPECIAL NOTICE

H. SPECIAL NOTICE,
roac Commerce III Tup onh ed Ohio Rail
leaving THIS ssatinn at 40 A. NJ and oonneotn
~ eslih ston junction with mail train for all
parts OF the west Wis Psrkersburg or Wheeling,
Through tickets Aold and baggage chssked
w, p Smith,
Railroad. Al 4 dS
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MRS EATON,

Mrs. EATON. :
: IA. r.mov.s ,,o.P 44sss = p..ssxA.Es,
ss.set, oetgeen 18th and elh, south side 4 n T,v.
iors afesso1ffing rule b. Nrs. h, uAlslz
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THEY DEVASTATE TIE COUNTRY AS
THEY RETREAT!
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a RRIvED Ar WASHINGTON. at RiIey's
"a Wharf, on the lst OF A pal. the schooner Ms
zeppa, ISAAC ever CAPTAIN, with 81 bales of hsy
coneisned 10 w. ID. Macy. If he Dies not come
i0r The hay before the so hoo err esves fer George
Wser treet, Georgstown, 10 c., providing he
". Berry PAYS the frAgh, OF SAID bay. ap1S ST.
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THE REBELS IN FORCE DRIVEN BACK
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
ShelIing Peas.
BY D. P. sHILLABER.


In quaint old kerchief and snow-white cap,
Sits an aged dame with pan on her lap
Quietly sitting there shelling peas.
With placid brow and hear: at ease,
As from her fingers the berries slip
What fancies through her memories trip!-
Reveries rich with things of yore,
Argosies from a distant shore,
Reaching forward to things to be,
C0unterposes to memory;
And as she sits and shells her peas
More than with common eyes she sees,
human lite, with its joys and fears,
Success and failures, smiles and tears,
Comes to her view, and she recks the cost
Of blessings gained, and the blessings lost
Of the promise blasted, the hope destroyed
The gold of life with its dress alleged
OF the wine Of plenty for others strained,
The crown Of fortune for others gained,
But with il all comes no regret:
The smile fades not, but her eyes are wet,
For mid the vision that by her flies.
Are precious things to her mental eyes,
Loved faces greet her tender gaze,
And the beaming glances of other days,
And loving voices are once more heard.
And children's tones her breast have stirred
Things long passed the immortal gates
While she in patience sits and waits,
Telling her peas there one by one
AS her rosary tells the pious nun.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
The Journal.

EDWARD POLLOCK AND THE RIcH OF SAN FRAN
cIsco.-We find the following in one of our ex-
changes
POEMS OF EDWARD PoLLocK.--J F. Bowman
literary executorsof the late Edward Pollock, is
about 10 publish a complete edition of the poets
works including a number of poems not before
given to the public. The price of the work will
be 81 so per volume Over 300 copies have al
ready been subscribed for.
Set us down for one without fail /; and we
should consider ourself poor judge of literay
merit, indeed, if we could hesitate in giving our
testimony in favor of the genius of Pollock His
was rare mud. and that he pned in penury in
San Francisco is only another evidence of The
excruciatingly refined and distractingly intellect
ual character of that city of " stuck-ups " and
parvenus! Genius might go begging upon its
streets if genius could cOndescend to beg, and
unless it became fashionable to palronize some
literary man or woman, rest assured it would
never be done. The fact is, the bulk of the rich
classes Of San Francisco have more idea than
so many beasts of what constitutes literary mer-
it, They are not to blame for Withholding their
encoura cement, for they really do not know tai
ent or genius when they see it. Neither can they
be Informed by others in the public prints to
what they should do for they seldom read any
thing outside the column of local items or the
business reports and, if they did, would set
down an article, limiting their duty, an emana-
tion from some "poor devil of a neglected scrib-
bier" or a charitable effort of some good natur-
ed editor to give a lift to troublesome friend
who was q under the weather Red BLuf Bsa-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

MOZART AND THE ORCHEsTRA.--Mozart being
once on a visit at Marseilles, went to the opera
.'incognito," to hear the performance of bis
"Villanela Rapta." He had reason to be
Iolerably well satisfied, till, in the midst Of the
principal aria, the orchestra, through some error
in the copying of the score, sounded d natural
where the composer had written D sharp. This
substitution did not pjure the harmony, but
gave common place character, to the phrase,
and obscured the sentiment Of the composer
Mozart no soonor heard it than be started up
vehemently, and from the middle of the pit cried
out in voice Of thunder " Will you play D
sharp, you wretches?" The sensation produced
in the theater may be imagined. The actors
were asonshed ; the lady who was singing stop
ped short the orchestra followed her example,
and the audience, with loud eXclamatons de-
manded the expulsion Of the offender. He was
accordingly seized and required to name himself
He did so, and at the name of Mozart the clamor
subsded into silence of respectful awe, which
was soon succeeded by reiterated shouts Of APP
plause from all sides. 1t was insisted that the
opera should be recommended. Mozart was in
stalled in the orchestra, and directed the whole
performance. This time the D sharp was played
in its proper place, and the musicians themselves
were surprised at the effect produced After the
opera Mozart was conducted in triumph to his
hotel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

LABoR.-Wby, man of ideness labor has
rocked you in the cradle, and nourished your
pampered life ; without it, the woven silk and
wool upon your back would be in the shepherds
fold For the meanest thing that ministers to
human want save the air Of heaven, man is in
debted to toll aud even the air, in Gods ord
nation, is breathed with labor. 1t is only the
drones who toll not who invest the hives Of the
active like masses OF corruption and decay. The
lords of the earth working men, who build
or cast down at their will, and who retort the
Sneer of the 'sott-headed" " by pointing to their
trophies, wherever art, science civilization. and
humanity are known. Work on, man of toll !!
thy royalty is yet to be acknowledged, as labor
rises onward 10 the throne of power.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

ExECRATIoN.-.The Aha, referring to the trouble
that has possessed all rebeldom since the issuance
of the emancipation proclamation, says
"Outside of the rebel States, there is no civil
lied nation or people on the broad surface of the
globe who could be induced to execrate an eman
cipation proposition, no matter how earnestly
the rebel junla might influence them to do So
The face of the civilized world is set against
slavery, either white or black. An answering
echo to their plants may reach them from Mo
rocco but from no other quarter. The holding
up then, of the emancipation proclamation 8 to
the execration of mankind will promise even
less results than the labors of Sisyphus. The
hosting of that black flag will be the last act in
the mad tragedy which the people of the slave
States have been playing for year or more. 1t
will float over country trampled under foot
and a scene of desoation never before he
held by mortal eye"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
FOR SALE.

ss HOMESTEADS and VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATEl Building Lots for from $40 70
SZOO each! Also, so vara lots and entire bloch'
OF beautiful garden land in the city and coung
OF San francisco, on the line of the
SAN JOSE RAILROAD,
at the WEST. END DEPOT. The title is ab'0'
lntely perfect being Spanish grant, finally coa
hrmed and patented by the United States lL'
ohaiter Bill respects this title, the city autnOIr
tles respect it, the District Courts and Supieno,
court OF the United States, respect it-pes'u''
Ihe Title has been forever quieted by LII"
Decree and Judgment against the CITY,
90 That there is not even cloud or shadow vi
on IL. Whoever purchases one of these lots WIZ
ouy lot and not a lawsuit.
olnce No. 10, Naglee's Building, corner MOD'
gomery and Merchant Streets San FranclsGvn;
J5.253m. HARVEY S. BROWN~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

WILL THE LIBERATED NEGROES COME NORTH
Gen. Hunter in letter to DR.. Tying, says:
"None of the delusions by which slavery has
sustained itself at the North, is more absurd than
the bugbear Of general migration of negroes
to the North, as a necessary sequence of emanci-
patton. So far is this from being the fact that
although it is well known that | give passes
North to all negroes asking them, not more than
a dozen have applied TO me for such passes since
my arrival here, their local attachments being
much stronger than with the white race. Ny
experience leads me to believe that the exact re-
verse of the received objection would form the
rule, and that nearly is not quite all the negroes
OF the North would migrate South whenever they
shall be at liberty to do SO without fear of the
auction. block"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF DENNIS CARROLL, doooo.oa
L-Notice is hereby given by the nndersiro'1 ,9eu "
Administrative Of the above named estnto - Iu
creditors OF, and all persons having claims
the estate OF said deceased to exhibit the sa
with the necessary vouchers, within fonr month,
from the first publication of this notice TO thS
at her residence in the town Of Woo
verville, Trinity county.-June %. 1869 u "e"-
ELIZA CARROLL, Admn,x
-, OF the Estate of Dennis Carroll, dcceaooa
WeavervIIe, July 5, 1862, D'Ve"seu' 9E,f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

A NOBLE WIFE-Near the village Of Auster.
litz, in Columbia county, N. Y, lives young
woman whose husband has gone to the war, who
takes his place in the field, clears lands hoes
crops repairs fences and does all the farm work
as well as any man could. This strongly reminds
rs OF the brave women Of the Revolution, who
hrlted their spoons to make bullets ofand follow
ed the plow while their husbands were lighting
Tor the liberties, which we as a nation, have so
long enjoyed. Would that there were III ore such
women. So says the local paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

NEWS FOR THE ASSISTANT REBELs.-Jim Stew
art, who ran for the Office of Sheriff Of this coun-
~, but was beaten by Patterson, who at present
holds that Office has been promoted to "a colonel
cy in the rebel army. He was taken prisoner at
Fair Oaks, but was recently exchanged. How
well we remember when he was running for Of
fee, how ready he was to whip any one who dar
to nsinuate that he was a secessonist, but he
was no defeated in his aspirations for Office
than he made tracks for the headquarters of the
rebels, and see where he is now There are
many others in this country who feel ind gnant
at being termed secessonists, who would like
this Stewart, be rebels if they dared Sonora
Fkoq.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
-|F<ak'b-
sONS OF TEMPER ANCE.
aJ- The Medical and Surgical Institute oil

Bz- The Medical and Surgical Institute oil
DR. L. j. CzApKAY is already secured in position which
places it. well its proprietor far above the assaults oi
envy and professional malice In the schools OF France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department Medical science and they occupy with
Others an equally lofty position in the profession Rcod
an ustrious example, shining light among the phll
osophical Of his age in Europe and Dr. Czapkay has
fully euualied him in this country proof OF which,
the Philadelphia College of Medicine complmented him
with Diploma and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
lee ting this his field of operation although qualified as
graduate of the uversty of te,th and late Chief sur
geon Of the Hungarian Rcyolu tiUuary Army for more eN
tended labors Dr. l. D. Czapkay has bent his earnest at
tention the of chronic private diseases in
which he has become great expert that he IS now
regarded the in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and bog
raphy published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices are
at his Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento St.
of leidesdor nearly opposite the building Of the
Pacific Mail steamship Company.
go We ask particular attention Of readers to the
certificates of remarkable cures in another column
Of this paper aS.3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

WHEN the English fleet was bearing down upon
the French, at Trafalgar, sailor, who was de.
,outly kneeling by the side of gum was asked
by an officer if he was afraid
Afraid !? replied the tar "no, | was only
praying that the enemy's shot might be distrbu-
ted in the same proportion as the prize money
the greatest part among the officers !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

DEAN SWIFT was once asked to preach short
charity sermon. He complied with the request.
ihe sermon is perhaps the shortest on record
we VIII quote it entire. Text " He that hath
pity upon the poor, lendeh to the Lord" Ser
mon " If you like the security, down with the
Dust Inc effect was electrical. An unusually
l"Iee coIlectOh was taken up immediately afler
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

BEST REASON IN THE WoRLD.-A printer, whose
talents were Indifferent, turned physician. lie
was asked the reason of it. He said "In
printing all the faults are exposed to the eve bnt
in physic they are buried with the patient, aud
one gets of more easily"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

SEVEN millions and half of sovereigns and
over million of half soyereigns were coined
last year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

=, CERTIFIcATE.-I, the undersigned, Governor OF
hungary, do hereby testify, that DR.. L. J. Cap
kay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Ar
my with faithful perseverance. Whereof have
given him this certificate. and do recommend blm
to TO Ihe sympathy, attention, and protection OF all
thoSe who are capable of appreciatng pafrolC
sell sacrifice and undeserved misfortune.
hossUTH LAJos, Governor of Hungary
Washington CITY, Jan. 9th. 1852. 1918
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

IN 1850, California had seven newspapers :;
now there are seventeen dailes eighty-seven
weekIies, and eleven monthly public ications.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
a. S. HALLIDlE. II. y. cR,vps
A. S. S.HALLIDTE& co.
WIRE SUSPEN SION
Bri d Se builders.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT WIRE ROPE!

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
Aqueducts for some years past, we are fully pre.
pared TO 40 sue suGh work satisfactorily, at a low fig
Parties who are about erecting brdgos will
ma 1t greatly to their advantage to give us cali
before deciding to build wooden structures 90
the recent Hoods throughout the State have nro.
ven them to be wholly unsafe and unreliable. 4
n"moer zoe. q our lp"e Suspensions are no,o in use
IN different localities MroughoutAe STATE M ao1
~htch mas been IN the least affected 6y the fres6ets
Wire Rope for mining and ferry purposes man
uiactured OF any length and size required. bnin,,
cheaper and better than hemp. ''"s
Scales of weights and strengths, with prices an.
turers. Send for a circular. NUN az
,Io a y. .HALLTDHE a. co.
l4lo' 4l2Clay street. San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

ONE of the recruiting tents in Boston has the
motto: 'COmse IN out Cf the DrGJr 20