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eonnecsisn with nuF former associates O
their agzressioas ca kha Saedamsnsal
principles of our compact OF nniou With
them; and 10 Doing 50 We exercises Q
right aonsecgated in the great charter Of
Amariean libesty--ths right OF . Tree
people. when q aosernmens proves der
stsactiga OF the ends Ton wbiah il was sss
sablisLads 20 sseuF 70 the original psiasI-
pIcs, and TO institute new guards for thsif
Security. The separate independents OF
the States. as the sovereign and CO. equal
members Of the Federal Onion, had aeyer
been surrendered, and the pFstensions
Anything 10 independent communities, 70
conssisussd and organized tbs ordinary
raies for eosxeing and reducing rebeliioas
subiacss 10 obedsinee was so.ecism ID
tsras, as we'll ss "a outrage % the pfia-
eiples Of pabiie Law.
sThs wnr Azxio upoa shs 0oafSdsrAse
Skases, wass hsssfese, wholly ous OF IS.
rrssslens % oar ssais i has been strict
In dsf sAsiss. Born frseuhen and tho De.
sseadanss ofs D galIans sneassry, 10 bad
no spiniou bat ID st4nd up II dsfsnss "
our invaded nf6eIdsA. u Qnt dsSetkAsSd
Altsss. Ill en- violated iibaftiss aa1d birth
fixhE - of ths rsesesipslse tnstfsntions
wsisk xu6sd M tfetssE ths,n. Nsh have
nst fhtssfsrsdy ass - ~ wi<b r ny
n4snsrs whatess4 . inteeflks WITH We
intsrnel ps1Se and petepelly q Ne
esnt1e 1rsa9ed q hse ~ - Nj -
wooE he ffSUu deSe1 = pf Their d.
tt~i>sin my 81 - N1lxu6 ~ Hns a
n121<r - ~ n r. = ri 111opt tn
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DIKU,

aY On IRE 2sth instant Broader General jos P
.ssd Vsoo"misssfy General Of Subsistence Q.
His friends and those Of tn. f.ml, are invited to
attend his funeral, from his late residence, No.
SOP stfeey at p m on Friday. July list, with
Or the afternoon of the goth instant, LOUISE
ANNETTE second dan ghter of Armsi,d and 10.
1norine !ardine, aged five years and seventeen
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
day morning, at 10 o'clock ri. l@E'T = - a.
t. oP the ssh a e Tyne syIAE WISE
months and fte emo days Jane Wise aged
His fanera, viz take place from the residence Of
day Of at clock efses s aRenf TIE 9 4en ae
notice. ~
~, June sNth at 6.s'cIoek a m, ELIzABETH PEP
Pen, daughfer OF Patrick aud Rose Ann Pepper,
aged year and l0rnonths. -.-4 - : ~
@ asi ,hs sm her late
Island. The friends and acquaintances are invited
to attend hersfuneral tomorrow evening at 81
on the mornin Of the s,th instant, st half-psss
and months i=t ~
r. The relatives and friends of the family are re-
parents, No. 6si corner Third street east and Z
treet south. .'-r-s--t ~ 49, }
GEHFEN, (colored, aged 90 years.
Hslfriends are invited to attend her funeral No
day aftef~oon, 3Dth inst. 9 - Ifs1a
IotS AsRsKilled in battle on Saturday June
burg ns sssrHp G tn worss before pets5s
months, OF Bst~ry H, I'd Pennsylvania heavy ar
The deceased si ~ Tsaaeoyed by all who knew him
motber and thrse son ana brother leaves
to S ba, Be mday d deas
R ,Sr a he wU son the fall
. lEsston and Wilkesbarre pSers please copyl !
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MAR RlEn.

RHRF Has Ia q April, by the Rev T B. McPAlls,
HnnTR = D MMILEOns of Baltimore. Nd. to Miss
=, AnDr1 e. ~ GuELr of Washin stan, b. @. =.
nv the eFanesa.y the 18th June at the psrseusse.
PER to Miss ELIZABETH G. GAWOOD.
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PROPERTY I'M rHH REAR

g EzE r. WE ss.s
a
ieas And i.:STsDis known as the .Washinsssni
ass Fl sna.ss
and invite the attention of capitalists
9 je a snes' men 30 ia JAS 6. MCGUIRE co.
HOTEL FOR RENT.--The NEW BUILDINF
Sc ss
s f ssfS5s
Be used
haESgsfa Insure
4 stene front Partially furnished, With al! mod
ST.: s:ss KS:
SoMEs the premises or 6aet GEoRaE Ely
TOR sALE-A comfortable BRICK, RESI-
ten ans ana d esa
psif: with gas, water hsstiins ran and every
= MITCHELL ( son: Real Estate Brokers:
,e % cost s. e sSansI F. av. and 18th St
EOR SALE-1OO ACRES OF LAND at Belts
vile, 100 acres at Confess, 20 acres ct Laurel,
ssss
IS acres near Elkridge Landing, 70 acres mile
Railroad For terms and description, apply to NJ
BANNON SO st. Pauls st.. Baltimore, Nd.
te 9-lm* .-. .f4-.. -.
II These rooms are well furnished, aud have all
the modern improvements. The lower part Of the
rented separately. This part will AFFORD ample
facilities for accommodating forty table boarders.
je 94-lwH 80 ~ - : =.
DOOMS FOX RENT .-Comfortable and we'll
II furnish ed Rooms at so 18th street, between
G and SITS. The location il one of the most de-
sirable in the city. my Aft
EOR RENT-Al large STORE; good location for
IL confectionery OF ice cream saloon. Inquire at
the store, $40 street west. je6-1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DECAY OF THE TEETH arises from various causes
but principally ii may be attrbuted to early neg
lect ill health. the indiscri ate Sc of tooth
powders containing mineral or deleterious acids,
WHICH give momentary whiteness to the teeth,
prevalence OF this last cause is too we'll known to
need eomment To this feet. indeed, pripci paliy
terminated in the greatest discovery ever given to
the world for the preservation of the teeth and
DON'T / 81 .s - aF- - zl..-. = -...s
Sold by druggists everywhere. 1. -. -. 1t
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CoLaArR's oxzY soar.

g This celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand Is made from the choicest materials. ID
mild and smcIient in It's nature. frazrantly scent.
I'd, and extremely benedciA in its action upon the
skin. For sale bS al Drussiats aad Fancy Goods
Dealers. iaSj-eplT
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GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June
30th and July LIST, commencing at IN O'Clock, we
shall sell a splendid collection of oil paintings
which have been selected with great care, and on
many, during the past year, and i'm ported from
Europe the present season by Mr.. l.. A. Tolman,
comprising valuable original pictures by eminent
living artists, and fine copies of some of the most
celebrated pictures by old masters.
Among the subjects may be found groups and
figures, Historic subjects, Conversational pieces,
Architectural and street views in various Euro pean
Rosa Bonheur's picture in the Luxembourg gal
lery,J Marine Views Game. Fruit. and Flower
size and style subject, and finish the whole form
ing by far the pest collection of oil paintings
exhibited in this city
The paintings will be exhibition. with cata
logues, from Tuesday morning until the time of
sale. .
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to
ie Std JAMES G. MCGUIRE Il Co, Aucts.
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ANDrEXUAE SYSrrMS-uow rctfa6fc
i'm Reports of the Howard Association-Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Address d. J. skillin Hou ghton Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. ie 30 3m
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Ice CREAM

Ice CREAM
The undersign begs leave to inform the public
that he has always on hand fresh supply of the
choicest hayors
Icg CREAM
which he is prepared to supply to stores suffers
hotels, pic mics, parties excursions and families
at the shortest notice and the most reasona BILE
terms. Jos. SoHAFFIELD'6
Steam Ice Cream Mandatory, No. $50 9Th ST bet
G and IL. Wholesale and retail. je % Inv
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Do You cslor your whiskers and moustache7 II
So use the Japanese Hair Stain" No hair dive
In the world equal to it. Only one preparation
1t colors q natural black or brown. Only 50 cents
box. B. O. FORD.
lie 2-e03m 29O Pa avenue, Sole Agent.
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RY JAs. c. MEG U1RE Il CO., Auetioneers.

RI JAs. c. McGUIR CO., Auetioneers.
LGAAsE On GROUND, sTooK, AND EIxEgRHs
IN THE CENTER OF THE CITY, AT AUG
On FRIDAY, July l, at y O'Clock NJ, we shall
sell the lease stock ON hand. Office, sable scales
carts, harness, sc, of George E. F; Qorbett's
Wood and Coal Yard, situated Twelfth street
west. between and streets north, now doing a
successful business, and sold only because thu
owner has made arrangements to embark in othe
business. =. -
Terms cash.
te27 J. G. MEG UIRE & CO., Aucts.
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by JAMES C. MCGUIRE l. Co., Auctioneers
nEsIRABLR IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovEI

RRsonRpE NSr AT : THE CORNER OF 18TH AND
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 81. at six
and &-halfo'cloek p. M, on the premi ses we shall
sell Lot No. Is and part of 10 in Square No. lS5,
aubdiyided into four parts One ofthe lots front
ing y feet 2a inches on 18Th street. near z. and
ing House, with back building, stabing, &C.;
another, adjoining the above on the south side,
with front of Is feet inches, which ia stabin
and other outbuildings; another Lot on the north
side Of the house, having front Of % feet inch,
ing front of 81 feet inches on 10th street, all
running back JOG feet 8 INCHES to Is foot alley
square north Of Lafayette Square, and in very
fine location for private residences. s-ta
Terms One third cash; the remainder in ak and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises. .
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser
je I'D JAS c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auct's
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT
Il at No 446 18th street. 10 2nats
THO RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM fortwo Gin
i gle gentlemen. Apply at First Ward Snriing
Saloon. Fl street. between 2lst and 22d. jeaatt
ITO LET-FTRNTsHED ROOMS, without bid
4 Apply at No. 272 street. corner of 18th. N
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS General Blair has
appointed David B. Parker as special agent
to assist a. II. MARYLAND, Esq, special agent,
with the mail service to and from the Army Of
the Potomac. I....
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RYJ G. MEG UIRR { CO., AuctiOneers
RYJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

LARGE DWELLING HOUSTON 18TH STREET,
BETWEEN AND T STREETS, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 1, at So O'Clock, ,
on the premises, shall sell the south house or
the row of four story and basement brick houses
sisuated on the east side of 18th street. between
and streets north. The house is large, contain
ing some thirteen rooms, with water and gas on
the premises.
Terms: One half cash, the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
Title indisputable.
ie Il. JAS. G.. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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RYy.c. Nee & CO., Auctioneers.

By direction of the Vestry of St. Johns Parish,
we shall sell, on THT RSDAY. June 80, at O'Clock,
Square No 200 fronting 8 feet So inches on the east
side Of 18th street west, between and I streets
north. and running back 80 feet gs.-7.t r0'
This lot is situated in the Immediate vicinity of
building site. .l-.-.- ; .--.-- = : - =
: Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six
deed of trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser
je 23-7t j. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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THE GREAT SALE OF OH PAINTINGS, under
Pennsylvania avenue, commences this eve
ming, at * O'Clock, and we would advise all in
want of beautiful and lasting ornaments for
their drawing room, library or hall. to attend,
as such an opportunity does not often occur.
The pictures are put mp IN handsome gilt
frames, guaranteed to be of the first quality,
and we understand that it is the purpose Of
the owner to sell absolutely every picture in
this fine collection without regard to price.
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EOR RENT-A partially furnished ROOM, on
Il the n. w. corner of 10th and streets; suit
able for an Office for Paymaster Dentist; only
premises lie % 2t<
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT, ON NORTH STREET. BETWEEN nth
AND 18TH STREETS WEST. ~. -.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 8, st 81. o'clk.
on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot No. 2, in
Square No. 323, fronting IL feet = inch on north O
street, between luh and 18th street west, and i'm.
proved by 8 three story brick dwelling house, mo.
26s,} containing eight nice rooms, with passage
and orches back and front.
Terms One half cash; the remainder in 6 and IL
b months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises. . E
81 Immediate possession given.
Cost Of conveyancing and stamps to be paid by
the purchaser
lie cd j c. MCGUIRE & co. Auets
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S0 00N LADIES' WANTED TO CALL AT
CU,UUU PRINCES Stamping Depot, 3s1 r
street. opposite Patent Office, and get their Stamp
Ing, Stitching, Pinking and Embroidery done. As
there are other Richards in the field ladies better
look out that they come to Princes, who is the
only practical hand In the city Be sure you go to
street, opposite Patent Office. mh4
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nor SALE CHEAP-A FRAME HOUSE anC
Il LOT, ON q street. near 4th. House just fin
ished. A good location, and water convenient
Apply on the premises, to
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w FLUTINGi

- WANTED,
Every lady In the District to know that have,
at conslderable expense, had built q very elegant
machine for Fluting or Crimping Dresses, dc.
Dressmskers and others can have any kind of goods
cheap as in any other city. Ladies, rememb Der this
is the only machine In town and done at the only
site Patent 0fice, Stamping and Machine Stitch
Ing Depot. my3
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AUCTION SALES,
: Fer ether Asetisn sales ses first page.
THIS ARTERN0ON AND fO.nI0R ROW

= Ter etAef auction sales See first page.
THIS ARrERNOON AND TOMORROW
RFW. L. wALLa CO., ,Auetioneers. sse5 ~
TRUSTEES SAFE oFlvALUABLR PROPERTY.
Byvirtneof a decree passed in Chancery cause
No. O.. Supreme 0oartof tae District of Columbis,
shs eaer for sale ct gg6Iis aSetisa 70 the hish-
1854 at clock p m: all ofLots numbered elev en-,
I'll, tfwelve ff2l and ihirteen, 49, Ia scuare
bered nine hundi ed and sixty, 1884, lying and
being in the city of Washin in the District of
@Colunbia, fronting on north u street, between
18th and 18th streets east The sale to take place
Terms of sale cash. l..i-- .--~ Sag o. 20
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers. led t1 -7agag2 - $3.50. 4 -
Upon default of any purchaser or purchasers 70
comply with the terms of sale, the property will
be resold at the expense of the defaultng pureha-
ser, upon giving three days, further no tee. -
SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
T-dts WI. WALL L CO., Aucts.5
@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 30th inst, ats o'clock
and will be sold at the auction rooms of VIM. L..
Wall Co. - o - 80
.a -....- ~ SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS. Trustee
je25 w. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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DOR SALE.-A neat frame HOUSE of six rooms,
II No. 403 street north, between 9th and 10Th
streets west. (near Northern Liberty Market, re-
paired throughput. Persons wishing residence
near to market, city ears and the public buildings
will please call and see it., Possession given ut
]. F. KELLEY, on 9Th ST. near st. je 3l-lw-
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teacher and therefore it was to be expected
hat her examination would be good one.
There are 90 pupils on the roll, of whom %
were present. Miss Morphy has had draw
back to contend with from the fact that the first
class in her school this year was the first class
IN the Primary School last year, and therefore
she deserves the more credit for the attachments
OF her pupils. There are three schools in the
room occupied by MISS Morphy-the old mar
ket house, corner Sd and A streets-and she has
a general supervision over the order and de-
pertinent Of the entire number, and therefore
much attention which her immediate pupils
should have received was necessarily divided
among all present in the room. The deport-
ment OF all the scholars throughout the entire
DAY was excellent, and so far as the examine.
uon vas concerned, the reading, spelling and
MenLai ar, OF the pupils Of both diyi-
Slons OF the second class is pronounced very
good. The other classes, first third and fourth.
also conducted themsel yes so well az m aIjcit
the praise OF the examining trustee. The sub
board OF the third district have ever csnsId
cred Hiss Morphy's school one of the hast in
their charge, and the examination of yesterday
undoubtedly sustained them in that decision.
Secondary No. 3, Miss Kate Sanderson was
examined In the afternoon by Mr.. Hitz Mr.
ferguson was present portion of the after
noon. The school room is a pleasant one at
the corner of I'd and K streets, and yesterday
was tastefully decorated with wreaths of flow.
ers and eyergTeens. There are So pupils on the
Toll, O. whom so were present, the others being
detained by sickness. The department of the
pupils throughout the long examination was
good control over those entrusted to her care
Where all classes did so Well IL is impos sible
40 perticularize. In spelling and reading and
IN The rules OF photography; in punctuation
and the use CT capital letters, they cannot be
exeelled in any secondary school in the Dis
uicc good as many Of them are. The enunci-
alton OF all the readers, with but one or two
excepuons, was admirable and each syllable
and word could be heard distinc tly in all por.
tons OF the school room. The first class in this
study nave gone entirely through the third
Areader. The opinion was expressed that many
Ehird classes Of the intermediate schools were
tDferior to the second class here. In the ex-
bmination in spelling the examiner did no
tonfine himself 10 the book, but gave out mis-
Uellaneousy a number of hard words. and
with few exceptions they were Correctly
spelled.
Tie exercises in dictation were also admira.
kpie as to proper punctuation OF sentences,
.nirography and photography, and in this the
SeCond class was equal TO the first. We OBJ.
served here also, (as we have at other sshools,)
may We girls were somewhat ahsad OF the
ooys. The copy books Of those classes are
nOueis OF neatneSs, and great care has evident
y preA taken 10 teach them TO write well. In
seOsIspny and written arith nstic, the an
ere Promptly given, and the work as
''Hp'iy and correctly done.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE CITY POST OFFICE
The following letter carriers have been ap-
pointed IN the Washington City Post Office:
Charles NJ. Miller, vice John r. Wright. re-
resigned, George II. Miller, vice James O.
Bowen, resigned; Charles N. Simnls, additional
from June 1; A. A. Davis, additional from
1; w a. Ridgeley, additional from June l; W.
B. Kealey, additional from June lat $500 per
annum each. -
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ENOR RENT.-On 23d street. doors south OF [.
Il one of two neatly furnished front ROOMS. first
aud second floors. Young gentlemen only need APP
NV, lie 90 -3t~
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EOR RENT-A very desirable BRICK DWELL
Il ING, containing six rooms, situated on 20th
street. between and streets. Apply to WAL
TER LINK1NS on the premises. To permanent
fpn anff ba will he, noiar ito 10
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EOR RENT-One BRICK HOUSE, containing
- = rooms. situated on stree, between 4th and
corner of 5th and ? SITS. The best of references
will be required je 29-2t+
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WAN D-sECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSED U RN ISHING GOODS ofeyery
1e S-tf between and II east side.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-A suite of ROOMS or
i single rooms at 463 18th street, between q and
lie 29-3tt
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, REFRIGERAT0RS
On SATURDAY the Se ID d Ss of JULY At aoe,ock
a. m, We shall sell, at our Auction Rooms Walnut
Tete- -tete Sofas Hair Stuff Chairs, Gilt frame
Mirror, seven Cottage Sets, Mattresses Feather
pillows, Bolsters, Wardrobes, Extension Tables
Cane seat Chairs. ten Refri gerators of different
sizes. Three ply. Ingram Carpets. Hall Oilcloth
Stoves, Graf ties, Toilet Sets, Crockery, and many
other articles, too numerous to enumerate
je 81, d GREEN & WILLIAMS Apc.s
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-03-12
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice John Burns court, in and for
Weavervilc township, county of Trinity and
State of California, dated February goth, 1864,
and to me directed, in favor of jackson Fergu-
son and against Henry Neesay, for the sum OF
seventy 95-lOO dollars, Judgment, and ga costs,
and all costs that may accrue, | have levied up
on and will sell at public auction to the hignest
bidder, for cash, on
Monday, March @eGh,
A. D.. 1864. at 2 o'clock, p. M at the Court
IJouse door in the the towno of Weaverville, conn
~ If Trinity. State of California, all the right,
tile and interest of Henry Neesay in and to the
foIIowino described property, to wit:
certain piece parcel of land situated on
tho south side of Trinity river, opposite Arkan-
sas bar being the property now occupied by said
Henry Neesay, and known as Neesay's ranch
Also that piece or parcel of land on the south
side of said Trinity river, near Soldiers creek,
and now cultivated by said Neesay as n vine
yard. together with all and singular the tene-
ments, heredtaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appurtaining.
ALBERT BOWLER
Constable in and for said township.
Weayerville, March 2 1864. SITS.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
- ---l-l-----lli - -
A g r N t S.

L. p FISHER 171% Washington street un stairs} Gan
Enthusiastically opposite Magres Opera Hcu-c lis ouu
only authorized Agent In that city.
HENRY s. MARTIN. Postmaster nj Junction CITY, will
receive subscriptions the JouaNI that
nish our printed receipts.
Subscribers to the Journal Douglas City will receive
printed receipts by leaving the due With KELT0N
& KELLOGG, authorized agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS is our authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH, mailman will all business pertain
ing to this Office at the several points clow North Fork
cHAs VoSE Is our Agent for Trinity Center and
FREY RANTzIU are our Agents al Lewiston
A G. PRICE. ESQ. md Justice GUSTAV THEDE are nu-
thozed to receive and G subscriptions the jour
Canon Creek
Exprcssan B6s authorized TO receive and receipt for
subscriptions in tle Ray Fork section.
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Saturday, March Goth.

A. D.. 1864. between the hours of 10 o clock n.
M and clock, p. m, at the Court House door
in the town of Wcavervile, will sell the above
described property, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said judgments
as herein before set forth .-Weavervillc, March
!, 1864. JOHN T. JONES, Sheriff.
By H. A. JONES Deputy Sheriff SITS
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-03-12
THIRTY DAYS NOTICE.
settlement WANTED!

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted to the firm of NICKEL L CO.,
North Fork, either by Note Book Account are
hereby notified that one of the members of the
firm will withdraw from the business ON the
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY,
next, with the intention Of leaving the county,
which renders the settlement of all Indebtedness
necessary previous to that date All those hav-
ing claims against the firm will present them for
payment JOHN MECKEI. h co.
North Fork Dec. 25th, 1863, A0.th.