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TRUNKS, VALISES, AND

TRUNkS, VALlSES, AID
TRAVELLING BAGS.
We take much pleasure in announcing that VIZ
have removed TO our new store, southwest corner
of Main and Thirteenth streets, where We haze
Just opened large and varied assortment Of
LADIES FRENCH AND
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.
ALSO,
ENGLISH AND PACKING TRUNKS.
Our assortment of SALlSES, both sole leather
and split Is very complete.
We have also very large assortment OF IRA:
YELLING BAGS, embracing most Of the styles and
qualities now in use.
We respectfully invite our friends and the public
who may bs in want of such articles, To give u IL
call, AZ we are determined 10 sell them on rea
sonabls terms ~ they can be bought in this any
other city. PuTNEf WATTS,
corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets,
iyls-ts Richmond. Va.
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FINANCIAL AND COuMERC1Ak.
REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.

We have to report our breaks and Offer
ings still very large but as the receipts
have fallen of considerably recently, and
as there is but little tobacco In our ware.
houses for inspection, the breaks must ne.
cessarily become very small In short
time. Prices were fully sustained today.
Below we give the transactions: 1870
hogsheads and boxes opened, 7s offered at
auction, bids rejected on IL, &C sold as
follows: 3 hogsheads low Tugs, funked and
light weights, at $500; 10 hogsheads CON-
mon working and shipping Jugs from $40
to $3.50; 6 hogshcads good working and
shipping hugs from 81 to So; 7 hogshcads
common working and shipping leaf from
1925 to l.j0; 5 hogshcads medium work.
ing and shipping leaf from sl2 to sl4.75; 3
hogsheads good working and shipping leaf,
at $3.50, 2 at SIC; 5 hogsheads good
manufacturing from eli to a25; boxes
good to fine manufacturing, at $3.50, |
at $3.50, l at 1924, 2 at s25, 2 at s26; !
boxes extra manufacturing, at $50, at
s32, at $50, at $3.50, at s36, at S3s,
l at s42; 5 boxes common fancy wrapper,
l at SCI, at s64, at s75; I boxes fine
fancy wrapper, at 1923, l, at 1926, at
Sl3l, l at $l37, l at $40, at sl43. and l
at sl66. About 80 hogsheads and boxes
held over ; 90 sold on private terms, prices
not made public, but will approximate to
the auction sales according to quality, &c.
RICHMOND, July 90.
An intelligent correspondent, having
just made a journey through the south
side counties towards Lynchburg, writes
us as follows of the condition of the crops
"Wheat has been cut, and while the
! yield is small, the quality is excellent. The
crop of oats is the best ever saw. Many
farmers told me they had never raised SO
fine crop. The corn is very promising,
and does not seem to be suffering for rain.
| If the season should now be favorable il
will very far surpass the crop of last year
in quantity and quality. Tobacco looks
well, the stand is good, but it is too early
to make any calculation on this crop
There is much less complaint now of the
| freedmen. Many of them came to Rich.
mond and found nothing to do; have re-
turned to the country; have readily
obtained employment and good wages on
the farms. They seemed to be more con-
tented and more disposed to work steadily.
noticed, too, that the farmers are more
cheerful and better satisfied with the work
and department of the negroes. Many
who were anxious to sell their farms last
year would not now dispose of them il
they could"
This encouraging news will be improved
we trust, by the rains, which we suppose
have visited that part Of the State thi:
week. There was most copious rain il
this locality yesterday.
! The money situation" in Wall stree,
is keeping quite steady. Spectators are
evidently awaiting further news. The
price Of gold opened at the New York
board this morning at 1903, and declined
very slowly until the close, when it stood
at 1897. Stocks continued firm, exchange
without alteration, and money abundant
BALTIMORE WHEAT AND CORN MARKETS,
THURSDAY.
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BALTIMORE WHEAT AND CORN MARKETS,

BALTIMORE WHEAT AND CORN MARKETS,
THURSDAY.
Wheat has been arriving quite freely
the past week, and prices, which run up
on account of the previous scarcity, yielded
daily to the pressure to sell, closing at n
decline for the week of As to 30 cents per
bushel. Corn has been in moderate re-
beipt, and prices have further favored
cuyers several cents per bushel.-Sun.
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y, THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY w
F'" STATE.
-. stated to-day by one high in an,h",
I" ia. on the return Of the Ires'dcn,
~, seward from Chicago I" attend
'o" I' Monument celebration, they
ID. '.,,'a t several points in New YORK
n a,.. W., ~, The purpose Of making few p"'
.a,al speeches.
ARRIVAL OF \ CHARACTER.
~. Hon. James Brooks, of New York
.,',a IN Baltimore this afternoon, tolo"E
81 .fr interests of himself in the coming
so,,'' ,' state Convention, he intend
..,hc a cqudidutc TOR he VICE PreN''
g.at tie philadelphia Convention.
ASAvPIE pELEGATE.
cno~-r Francis Train arrived here TO,
~, lie las been appointed delegate
-, N,bra>ka to the Philadelphia Con
cation.
,,,cycsting from Tcnncssrc-Thc Plot
rniclcus Unconstitutional hat'h'
,,tiou of the CONSTITUTIONAL %"i'i'"'
mcnt. .,,.r,,
........ only Ia lac ""''4' org" % '"' 49,
trniI
v,.rylrlY. Tenn, july l9.-To -
v.tt.,yurmcmbcrs, twolrSsthana quorum,
.-r,rnird to pass the constitutional
.,r.,mcut to-day. Williams and Martin
,.-e prisoners under arrest, and not III the
u..,t. but detained in another. room
".t,, Frazier has just decided against the
,.,.>,..rrc IN the writ Of hd]"a> corpus
We suppose this was Il dispatch to
resident Johnson.
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uARVEYS 81 WILLIAMS, Commits
IL sion Merchants, offer for sale I'll lowest prices
vENXBIE's YINE-cUT TOBACCO, an article uni
yenally pleasing; .."N
sMOKING'T0BACCOS in barrels, cheap;
MACY'S ADAMANTiNE CANDLES, y full stock
LICORICE--G. am T., y. @. c., K. H., and stick
SHOT, direct from the manufacturers;
HBRRIN6'S sAFES-only hichmo nd agency;
LlQUoRS-a full stock Of Whisky, Brandy, Gin,
&c. HARyEYS i WILLIAMS.
Whiy copy 10 2l-lm
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C9sAAvGRHIr I RE EErTRHS Gsffs sHSMp@
CANAL STREETS.-we have on hand, Of our own
manufacture, i large stock Of Carriages, Coaches,
Top and No-Top Buggies, jersey and Express Wa
gons, Single and Double Harness, Coach and Bug;
gy Whips, Coach Material, &c, and are prepared
Carriages, Buggies, &C., and to build them to or
der. 0ur Carriages being Of our own manufacture,
the fullest guarantee OF quality and durability. A
call from our friends and the public respectfully
solicited. (my II JOHN j. OSBORN y GO
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r LINNEMAN, DYER AND SCOUR-
i j. Err, Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre is prepared to do all kinds of
DYEING, CLEANING, aud SECURING, in all its
branches. at short notice. Give Inc call and ex-
anime for yourself.
Agents wanted to solicit orders in the country
and in every city Of this state. Address box 1es,
post Office Richmond, Va. jy2-ts
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DOPULAR REMEDIES. just re-
WOODS PHARMACY
tinh and Marshall streets,
FnuGERA's IGDlNIZED C1D.LIyER OH
iE1EAAa'S PURE AND FRESH COD-LiVEk
REYNOLDS SPECIFIC,
Tor CONT and rheumafism
BOUDAULT'S PEpsIy
EaJ3 80 BLAhCARD'S Pills 80
80. and Esny,al ASSORTMENT of
jyfo for prescriptions.
J NLESSRS. PURCELL, LAID Il CO.,
sMs1y.Rps ptakfk afsIs sx2i5xruRR,
IE0yARDs AGUE TONIC,
LEOyIRDs ITCH OINTMENT,
LEONARD's INSTANT RELIEF
FOB COUGHS. COLDS, &c.
Sold by Druggists generally.
n b. Physicians In the country supplied With
l,eomrd's 6gue Cure In any quantity. typ
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MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE
vi public are informed that | have very u
recently received new assortment of GEN
TLEMENS and BOYS STRAW and FELT~
HATS. Also, very fine lot Of WOOL HATS. to
which respectfully call public attention. The
low. priced Wool SOFT HATS are particularly
desirable for lahoring men.
! also manufacturing the fine MOLESklS
DRESS HAT for gentlemen which | will sell at
the same price they are selling al in the northern
cities wholesale and retail.
The trade is respectfully invited TO call
JOHN DOOLEY,
iv Its SpotswOod Hotel. Richmond, Va.
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u >!'N''
ARRIVAL on 4 CHARACTER.

cro~-r Francis Train arrived here TO-
..1, lie las been appointed delegate
~, Nebraska to the Philadelphia Con-
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pRANDIES, WINES, ALES, AND
ID PORTER
"a pipes FINE OLD COGSAC BRANDY,
3quarter casks VERY FINE OLD PoRf
WINE,
sauarter casks VERY FINE SHERRY,
100 casks BASS, ALLSOP'S, and SOuN0kR'S
ALES and PORTER,
Direct importation per steamer EphesW, from
land lust out Of bond this day) for sale
by FRENCH / CRENSHAW,
o-ts corner Ninth and Main streets
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- ~, THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY oF
wv STATE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
GRAEFENBERG
Uterine CathOlicOn

If faithfully used according to directions, will
cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly mitigate
the troublesome effects caused by a relaxation of
the outlet of the bladder. 1t is most successful
remedy for Gravel and other diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder and for Female Diseases is un-
equaled. The Catholicon uniformly cures Pro-
lapsis Uteri, Whites, all irregularities of the
Monthly Turns, Suppression Incontnence of
Urine, Bloating and Dropsical Swellings, and all
Diseases of Pregnacy. The specific action of
this medicine is immediate and certain upon the
Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and Ligaments,
restoring them to as healthy state as those of
andyouth, so that patients who have
used the Graefenberg Companys Uterine Catholi-
con cannot sufficiently express their gratitude for
the relief afforded. Redington Co., Agents,
4l6 and Alb Front street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

TERRIBLE DEArH.-John Anton Olsen, Nor
wegian, was mortaly injured by circular saw
at Holter's mill, near Helena, Montana, Septem-
Der 10th. He had gone into the pit, under the
saw, and rising up against it nearly cut in
twain r. died in a short time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

WHO " PPosr that thsslegant Embroidery sopcpu-
lar for .dies' and shldrens sarment is executed
by the se< ,hinei AppAentiy, tho stuoss
full dextery of the hand necessary esboratey orna-
ment them; but astonishcd Learn from a lady
friend that IL is all done by the ever Baker Sewing Ma
chine which has become, fru unparalleled merit the IA
yorits With all tn. Iadiss
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES
and MolninOtnoS
CarteS de VeSiteS,

As well as to the taking of pictures of Children,
for which purpose he has adopted the Light
ming process. Old Pictures copied, cleaned and
framed or taken from life from the smallest lock-
ct to lite-size, and painted in Oil or Water Col
ors, or retouched in Crayon or India Ink.
LOCKETS, PINS and RINGS filled with neat
ness and expedition, and satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay.
Instructions given in all branches of the Art.
Having made arrangements with leading Stock
Dealers, he will hereafter be enabled to take Pic
lures cheaper than ever before
He has large collection of specimen Pictures
of all styles and sizes, which free and open
to the inspection of all Call and see them all
are welcome, and none troublesome, and be sure
you ''secure the shadow ere the substance fade. "
Bay A stock of Photograph Albums
for sale cheap. gg1a
Weaverville, June ., 1866. cato.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
REDINGTON & co.'s COLUMN.
REDINGTON & CO.'S
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger |!

I6S- This valuable preparation, containing in
a highly concentrated form all the properties of
the Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the most
popular domestic remedies for all diseases of the
stomach and digestive organs.
AS tonic, it will be found Invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
duced BY fever or otherwise, for whilst it imparts
to the system all the glow and vigor that can be
produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free
from the reactionary efforts that follow the use
of spirits Of any kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult menstruaton, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that frequent
y accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
riding in a railroad car, or by sea-sickness, or
other causes. 1t is also valuable as an external
application for Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDhN-GTO.N" CO.,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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SvcRyrARy SEWARD "Ar HOME. The BMle-

SycRETApY SEWARD AT HOME. The Bmlle-
TINS New York letter relates that the special
friends of Mr. Seward feel somewhat hurt at the
treatment he has received in some quarters
On the very day of the arrival of the Presiden-
tial party in the city, the State Senate, in session
at Albany, passed resolution welcoming the
President General Grant and Admiral Farragut.
An amendment to this resolution, proposing to
odd tns Secretary's name, was voted down by a
rote of l3 to l. This treatment, so different from
that the distinguished gentleman had been ac-
oos,omed TO receive from his fellow-ctizens OF
,he Empire State is indicative of the great revul-
sion of friendly feeling towards him which the
ro.onstruction measures of the Administration
has created among leading Republicans. NOT
does the Secretary fare much better at the hands
nS tho Democrats. The Ne~s, in its editorial
comments on Wednesdays proceedings, studied
" avoided alludng to Mr. Seward even by name
while the World in its fulsome admiration oil the
"boorish tailor" slurs the Secretary andmentor
in this wise " The only part that remains deeply
engraved on the minds of the hundreds OF thous-
ands of spectators, is the image OF tour human
fac.s three of which were scanned with Keen
and scrutnizing curiosity. These tour were
President johnson, General Grant, Admlral rar-
raont and Secretary Seward. 1t was to eaten a
climpse of the first three of those-not the
fourtb-and especially the first, that the swarm,
ing population waited so many leg-weary hours'
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SAN FaAscrsco, September 20, 1866.

SAN Francisco, September 20, 1866.
To G. KSAP, Chairman, etc.-Sir Il have the
honor to acknowledge your esteemed (printed)
favor of no date, post-marked Washington, Aug
10, 1866, and franked by Hon. J. r. Doolittle
containing an invitation for to aid the friends
and supporters of President Johnson in n certain
"momentous contest in which they are repre-
sented to be engaged.
In the language. of the lately distinguished
Secretary Seward am surprised that you should
ask such thing of me; or, rather, should be
surprised if it were not evident that in availng
yourself of the machinery of official patronage
an unpractced hand has been laid upon the wires
NY 'official relations with the President" to
which you so delcately refer, have ceased to ex-
list. Those relations commenced on the 4th of
March, 1865, when it became my official duty
an Independent journalist, and eve witness of
that extraordinary spectacle, to record the fact
that Andrew Johnson when sworn into Office
as Vice President of the United States, was very
drunk. This shameful bit of history attained
the cheap Immortality of print, and n copy of
the Sacramento Union containing it was lately
brought to the notice of His Excellency by one of
those kind friends with whom every honest
is blessed ! accordingly removed
from my Office and our relations were abruptly
terminated by the act of A. Johnson himself He
NAV possibly think that my removal may remote
" affect the fact that he was intoxicated, as
aforesaid, but an intelligent public will fail to
see 1t IN that lght.
The undersigned avails hmselfof this oppor-
tunitv tG suggest that the enlightenment of the
public mind to which you refer seems already
TO have spread to such an alarming extent that
the small tribute which my former associates in
official position might yield would be wastetully
invested if used to circulate the large number OF
documents spoken of in your esteemed favor OF
no date Recent events indicate that the afore-
said momentous contest, in which the friends
and supporters of Andrew johnson are engaged,
is esscntilly determined already y-"t least, so iar
as the people against the President may decide
it. The eleven judicious individuals who com
nose the "National Union Party - of California
severally admit that the country is going radi-
cal in the most dreadful manner.
The undersigned is deeply obliged for your
caution respecting the speculative travelling agent
Of the committee. He has not yet reached these
shores when he comes shall show him your
circular, and we all hope to escape such . fraud
and imposition. Respectfully yours
NOAH BROOKS, late Naval Officer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

HollowAr's PI1Ls-The plus ultra Remedies for Scr
uIa S-arry 6c-when all else have failed these famous
Pills will effect speedy and thorough cure Inc o'oo
ia the seat Of scurvy and their kindred disorders by ne'
direct action the circulation Holloway rms pS ~
blood of those humos which infect vitiafe IT,
a.y esn cnred by them after had tried all oter means
without success the stomach the liver ana .ne
,hsr t ia marvelIous each judge for himself Dy
procnrinc box and following the directions to the letter
And we will guaranty speedy and efectual cure Al VINO
have the slightest tant of scurvy should use 'hese ~
Don't thesitate-purchase box.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

FIRE IN WEAvERvILLE.-Last Tuesday FIRE
broke out in the China portion of Weaverville,
but the flames were suppressed after having con-
sumed couple of Celestial residences.-Shdsta
Courier, Sept. 29th.
Pshaw, Conmy, there were only a couple of
shingles consumed by the FIRE you speak of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

oSE by one, the heads of Radical office-hold-
ers trho do not become patriotic will be contlnu-
ally falling to the und.-Riehmond Examiner
No supporter of Andrew Johnson in 81 could
have dreamed that in &c, under his administra-
tion, rebel standard of patriotism would regu-
late the distribution of official patronage in the
Northern States-Gold Hi Ners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

AN UNSUCCESSFUL BID.-With the mere men,
ton that the party of the second part in the fol-
lowing exchange of courtesies was Washington
correspondent of the Sacramento Union at the
time Andrew Johnson was inaugurated President
OF the United States, present the documents
for the perusal of readers
WASHINGTON, 1866.
Sin The Resident Executive Committee ap-
pointed by the late Convention at Philadelphia
propose to circulate, at early a day practi-
cable, large number of documents calculated
to enlighten the public mind on the great ques-
tion now at issue.
From your official relations with the President,
we presume you will cheerfully aid his friends
and supporters in the momentous contest IN
which they engaged. One method OF
of yourself and friends to aid in meeting the ex-
penses necessarily incurred by US in this matter
Should you do this, please forward the amount
by draft or postal order to Charles knap, the
Chairman of the Finance Committee who will at
once acknowledge the receipt thereof. If such
acknowledgment is not duely received, please in
form Do not pay one dollar to any travelling
agent of the committee. We make these requests
to avoid fraud and imposition.
By order of the Resident Executive Committee.
G.. KNAPP, Chairman.
C. MASON, Corresponding Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS
"Martha Washimgtom"
HAIR RESTORER

1t is used by all and be superior any
other preparation in market.
1t keeps the hair soft and glossy.
1t changes the hair to its original color.
1t prevents the hair falling ont.
1t prevents premature badness.
II makes old heads look young and in fact II will do
all expected of good, genuine Hair Restorer.
Do be humbugged by buying any other preparation-
Try it, by all means try it, and yon will never regret 1t.
" BE ask for the Martha Washington Hair
ResfOrer, and take no other.
REDINGT0N & CO. Sole Agents,
416 and 41S Front street, Sad Francisco.
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Speietu Aotifes.

s,- Trfshy Chapter, No. o. Royal .sreh ma
meet on the second and fourth Tuesday in each month";
al the Masonic Hall, Weaverville.
a' Us @ A J. LOOMS, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

an <omef Lodge, No. 81, i. D. d. r., Trinity
Cnier holds its regular meetings Saturday evening at
GA Pellows' Hall GEO. LOWREY, n. G.
TOTIy Avs.
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Correspondents Of III, Albo:ate.
EgESTCs ES " cBE1
Ell * 6 q u N Z y
ST. MARY's SFTTLEMENT-CON-
TINUED.

The building Of this church and the
large building attached, and occupied
as female seminary, which is well pat
ronized from abroad, is a theme Of proud
satisfaction to the borough Of st. Mary's
and township of Bcnzingcr, and dcserv-
edly so. Judging from the vast crowds
that attend this church-the freedom
from restraint to all worshippers-in-
clines one to the opinion that their reli-
gion is uno Of duty, and sense Of duty
must affect the heart.
4 modern religionist is apt 10 criti-
else TOO severely on that religion which
admits Of form and ceremony, and ig.
nores all such religion that does not al
feet the cmoticas and impr}s.s that out
wardly flow from such impressions.
True religion does not require bois-
ferrous expression of the feelings sudden
ly wrought up by supposed divine in
terposition. 1t is the "still, small
voice." that speaks to the SOUL that
leads it on to the perfection of human
nature. First it is dawn as the twilight
disappears, the Son of Righteousness
opens the midday in all.hns brightness.
Religion thus perlects tEe man, and
that is the religion which civilizes and
| christianlzes the world.