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Stock on hsnd ard on ahipboard.. lit A79 900
SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-The very Light STOCK connnes
the operations Of purchasers to very narrow limits
Sales the week about 80 bales on the basis OF 46ac
p b for common to good Sea Islands and Floridas.
RICE-The receipts Of Carolina Rough Rice have be-
come 30 email that they altogether nominal The
stock hand is gradually being reduced and factors
hold the article at firm prices We note sales OIL
ierces during the week-say Is derces Of Fair Clean
Carolina at 1OX cents d. and 4e erces do OF Fair to
Good at II cents p tb.
NAVAL sTORES.-There have been received during
the week about Is5 bbls Rosn $50 bbls sps and 225
bbls. Crude Turpentne The Rosin was sold at $3.50
q bbl for Common to IS for Pale The Spirits was dis
posed Of at 80 cents gallon, and the Crude Turpentne
at s. p Dbl, for Virgin and Yellow Dip
HAY-There have been received Of this article about
1000 bales during the week. all North River We note
sales of 100 bales of this quality at S50 hundred and
SS5 bales on private terms. The market closed dull with
lower tendency In prices. The have been arrivals
of Eastern.
CORN-The arrivals Of this grain have been large say
about 600 bushels for the week There continues to
be steady demand for country consumption, but prices
closed rather weak under the fun receipts We note saes
Of 5000 bushels of Mixed at $1A2 bushel weight bags
included; 5000 bushels New York White at $14s q BUSH
s weight bags included; 1000 bushels Of White Yellow
and Mixed at $14O@1.4s bushel weight bags includ-
ed 1900 buahes Of White at $146 bushe. weight bags
included; and 1900 bushels White at s146 p bushel
weight bags included Yesterday some 1900 bushels OF
Western White sold at $ss pen bushe weight bags In
cluded.
oArs-There have been Light supplies Of this grain re-
cstved by Dealers which to supply the local retail
demand. We learn Of no wholesale transactions.
FLOUR-The increasing arrivals Of New Southern
has caused an easier feeling in prices, and the
rates sra somewhat lower. We quote new Southern
super at $14 per Dbl; new Southern extra
sl5 90 Per Dbl new southern family at SIG 90
S17 per bbL: Northern and Western brands sre dull
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 1e-cosgEE.-The waverly's car
CO. $500 bags BIO was sold some days since at New VOTE
Sor the west TO be forwarded from here. Our market
remains dull, no sales; holders steady ns before.
FIouR.-The condition Of the market continues un
changed; receipts are s light and with good demand
for local and neighboring markets both new and good
sound old find ready sale at full prices The city msri
are grinding though but sparngy owing to the limited
rece3pts of wheat and the brisk demand from home
trade thus far has allowed no accumulation Of stock
Shippers 30 far have been able to learn have
no contracts as usual at the opening OF the new crop
We notice sale to-day Of 100 bbls New York State Extra
st s12 per bb and several hundred bbls In small lota
within our former range Of prices which is here re
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COMMERCIAL.
export. for tho Week ending Thnrsdny,
July IS.
vpppTaN


July 16.
FOREIGN.
BRISTOL. EE0-Per Br bark Northern Crown-Sos DDis
Spirits Turpentine, 2662 bbb Rosin.
DOMESTIC
A NORTHERN PORT-Per schr Daniel ChAse-l7V,VW
feet Timber and Lumber. ,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Msnhattan-S6 bags
Cotton AS bales Uplands, 1SA bales Domestcs, SeS
bbls Rosin, $3.50 bushels new Wheat, leO sacxs new
Flour 100 bbls new Flour. 50 ca1ks Clay, II oaies
Leather 50 pkgs Mdze, LOT pkgs Fruit and veGeu-
bIes q hhds Old Iron, Dbl Wsx. u6 Empty ba,.
rais. Per steamship e B souder-6666 busneis
wheat, 1s6 bales Cotton ls4 bales Domestcs ~ dds
pHIIADEIPHIA[Per steamship " Rverman-2o bales
Cotton 10 ossks Rice u bales Yarn 4s casks Clsy,
IL bbls Liquor, "a r 3 Wheels, 1000 feet Lum6er.
and IS pkgs Mdze, for Phtladelphia; 30 pigs hoze
RkIIIHORE- steamship Falcon-173 bales Upland
Cotton 81 bales Rags 2s hhds Bones u bales Hides
90 baes Domestics IS bbls Rosin, co. feet Lum.
ber &C. 1855 sacks tS00 bushl Wheat 18 bales WOOL,
bales Skins, bbls Liquors, tcs HAMS roLs
Leather. Is bales Empty Bag, spkgs Mdzs, o. pigs
Yeoetsbles 1900 Melons. Per steamship Sea Gull
Io6 bales upland Cotton, 1066 bushels Wheat 4ooo
fset Lumber and Boards, II bales Hides, barrels
Whiskey, n packAges Fruit 1e packages sundrses'
10 sacks neW Flour and Sundries.
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THE OLD OAK TREE.

Oh. the old oak tree Is standing now,
Whore Ii stood 30 long ago,
When In its shade we children played,
TIN the sun In the west grew low;
And It's branches reach % far and high,
And the sky above Is as clear;
But under Il now no children play,
In the golden day Of the year.
Ths sunbelms creep through the rustling leaves.
That fSn on the moss grown seat
And the tail grass waves where in other years
It was trodden BY children's feet;
Aad the been hum lazily In the shade.
Through the long bright summers day.
And the soft wind murmurs Witn toneiy souno'
Where we children used to play.
We ara an gone from our childhood's home,
And have wandered far away
or AM that band Of the dear old time,
There are not one left to-day.
We Are parted now by many mile,
o'er The waves and mountains high;
And one has gone to the home beyond,
Through the golden gates OF tne SKY.
And many year has come and gone,
And many summers sun
Hsa paaeed sdown the golden west,
Whan the long bright day was done;
Ard man, an sutumn wind has blown,
And many winter cast,
o'er hin and vale its shroud Of snow,
since we children met there last.
rne weary yesrs WIN stin move ON,
With their sunshines and their pain;
Bus there In the shade Of the old oak tree
We viii never al meet again.
But there u . city Of quiet rest,
And its portals are open vide:
And ono by one ns the angels call,
May we meet on the other side.
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wilmington Market .

WILMINGTON July y17.-TURPENTNK-Only 80 bbls
received to-day and sold at $S for soft and 81 30 for hard
per $50 lbs. .,,.
SPIRITS TuRPHNTNE-Hss been in active request to
day and 573 bbls changed hands at 81 cents per gallon
RosN-Market rm-sales Of 487 bbls at 50 60 for COM
mon 81 70a2 rs for strained IS for No. $A rs for No.
I, and IS 80 for Pale.
No other transactions reported.
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BILLS.
A Bill to grant the privilege Of exchanging City
Stock for Bonds" ;" was taken up for conslderatlon,
when Alderman Willis, the mover aod o. the DILL
A Bill in relation to the Blue hIdSo halnoau
came up for its second reading.
On motion, the consideration OF the same was
postponed to the next meeting.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Resolution of Alderman Courtenay author
izing the City Treasurer to prepare o list OF Lax
PAYERS, which was laid over at the. last mectuS'
unter the 18th Rule, came up for conslderatlon,
when the Alderman begged to Withdraw IT, winch
Alderman stenmeyer offered aresolutl9n which,
ON motion Of Alderman Earle, was amended 30 as
to include ssInn Keepers" The resolution was
adopted, and read as follows:
ResoicedI That Council grant No. Licenses TO
the keepers OF regularly estaonsned hoOes, ,m
keepers, and such restaurants as may pc appro'eo'
at the rates as now established by ordinance;
The following was offered by Alderman Willis
and adopted. .,. -,
the tax payers Of the city and the more ehectnai
enforcement Of en- existing Ordinance OF Councll'
for the collection Of taxes from itinerant Traders,
and measurably to check the TRANSACTION Oh Dusi-
ness in the city without the payment VI 'aA's on
either sales or commissions. o..
Resolued, That it shall be the duty OF the ChieI
NJ Detectives to report to the Captain OF Police
any person selling goods by package, samp!e ol
otherwise, without ncensei an ,eeeoAo ,. - Z,
from any port, having no consignee, VINO snan
IA anssct business here, and make no return 20 the
CITY shall be reported by the Hsrbor Master 70 the
Chief vf Police, that they may be lined 1or Moia-
tion Of the City Ordinance, one-half OF all nnes 30
collected to go to the iniormer.
By Alderman Rayenel: ,.-.,.a
ResoIoed, That the City Assessor be directed
hereafter to require return monthly nom all per
sons holding licenses to retail liquors, and that
the tax upon sales made by such persons shall be
paid monthly as upon other articles OF trade or
merchandise.
Adopted. mn u,,.to
the dredoine of Docks, and asked that the notice
be considered the first reading, which was granted.
at this stage Of proceeding petition OF Joseph
Purcell, Geo. G. Mixer, F. Opdedeck and Asa But
teraeld, praying for No. Licenses was presented,
and, on motion, Was referred to the Commitsee on
Licenses. ,,-mu
Clerk OF Council.
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AuRuata Market.

AUGUSTA, July 17.-FNANc1AL-Gold-Bro are
buying at 1888 and selling at A0.
SLvHn-Brckers buying at 1so and selling at 1Ss
CoTToN-De1nand continues fair, with light Offering
bssis rom sales made, 23s2SH for Middling. Sales
amounted to 90 bales ss follows at 20 ut "a, at
22K: at 22H; 81 at IS; IS at 2S; 2s at a. and bales
at Xh cents. Receipts, "a bales.
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Rr. Easerlce Of life.

s>sMpumHuzz1 Cures General Debility Weak
E: &; / +: =: + !; {: !:
AZ The PhentE rses youth to course the veins, res
from me ashes o. ~ m ioring the Organs Of Genera.
We. Gnrm,d!ea ,Sn ga. tion remeufn0 Impotency and
This EftTfr rejuren: Oe0tStty, Teeso,1y ma,sstoe
ate the system and ana JuH ClgoT, tnus proving
overcome disease. perfect "Eactr V L0peh Ie-
moving Sterility and Barrenness ID botn sexes. no
hoon than this Elixir Of Life" It gives o new
lease Of life, causing the weak and deoilitated 70
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle 81; three bottles -; sent oy
express to any address
0ur medicines are sold and recommended by oil
respectable druggists In every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincipled dealers, however, try TO
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
les. compounds In order to make money. BE net
deceived-ask for these medicines ind take no
Others II the druggist does not keep them, wr,le
to u.s. and will send them BY e1Pre;s eaIeSy ,asy
packed free from observation. We Will % piesseo e.
to receive letters with full statements In W
sny disease with which ladies or gentlemen arc
afflicted Address all letters for medicines panPa'
let's or advice, to the sole proprietor, .
DR. w.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker stp N.f'
NJ, az wfm 1y'
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CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Ebcessfue and
Painful Aenstruation, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal A.
Tections, Pains IN tho Back, Sick
Headache, Giddtness, and all dis
eases that spring from. trregulsrity,
by removing the cause and all tho
effects that arise from 1t. They
are perfectly safe in oil cases, ec-
cept snhep forbidden by direo-
tions, and are easy to administer,
as they are nicely sugar coated:
They should be In the hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land.
, rodjaa ran addrnss M In perfect
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commences, 6nu bIdC6 tneII VoIa~
plaInts In full as we treat all Female Complaints,
and prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases TO
which they are subject-Thirty page pampnlsk
in sealed envelope, free.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at u
per box, or six boxes for Is; or they are sent BY
mall, free Of postage, in an ordinary letter, free
nom observation, by addressing the sole proprietor,
Dr. B. MERwM, 81 Walker stp IL.
B-Chsrokee Pills No. are prepared for
snscidE cases, when milder medicines fall these
re sent by mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of -
tie price Of each boo.
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER

u,HE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be uneaualled by that Of any other In the faramed
valley of saratogs Its virtues such IS have secured
1t the high encomums Of all who have used H. possess.
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, N. D., Professor
Practice of Physic Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
delphis formerly Of Charleston 8. Q. 4
PHILADELPHIA, November 15, 1855.
have been for year or more past In the habit Of
taking the water Of the Excelsior" Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid Lite
to use the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them ior much Of the comfort enjoy am salts
ed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted as any
other among them, II not more So to the purposes for
which they generally employed Is very agreeable
sparkiine : can heartily and consciendousy
recommend It TO oil who need gentle catharhc and
diurehc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ u.
The water Is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed In good order for shipping Pnts In boxes Of
four dozen EACH and Quarts in boxes two dozen each
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THE MARION STAR,

TsTABL1sHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
T. published at Marion, s. c., in the central portion
OF the country and offers favorable medium to Mer-
chants Druggists Machnsts, and all classes who desire
TO extend their business In the Pee Dee country. .
For the benefit Of our advertising patrons we sna ~
addition to our SUBSCRIPTION list which constantly In
creasng publish and distribute gratutousy 5000 extra
copies OF the STAR during the business season snif
Fall.
Rates of Advertising liberal.
WI. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor
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Exports OF Rice, Naval Stores s1Id Lumber,
from the Port Of Charleston, from Septe'r
1st to July 16, 1867.
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s. T.-1860.--X.

"a snnils was on her up-health was In her LOOK
strength was IN her step, and In her hanos-fAA.A'
zIoa MTrxns."
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Cons1gnces per south Carolina Railroad,
July 1s.
$50 bales Cotton, 81 bales Mdze, 20 bags Rice 1914
bags WI eat "A bags Flour, 81 bbs Naval Stores
Furniture, l6 bundles Leather cars Cattle Wood
and Lumber, &c. To Courtenay & Trenholm Willis L
Chisolm W Hall, Railroad Agent, Stenhouse Co, J
Walker, W b Chatee g w Williams Co, N Robson,
W Courtney Co. Adams, Frost Co. c AVeril "
Son. W A1ou, J l. H Armstrong, Adger & Co. Bruins
& Bee Campsen 4 Co, Gilbrath, Meade, T Will
bur, Maloney Jefords Co, A Robinson Co, Z Wei
Ling, Thurston Holmes, W Henery, o Reeder, Cos
grove E RODGERS Co, G Hacker II Harrison, q
Pritchett and Order.
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for week
ending July Is, 1867.
PREPARED By
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
Broker, No. 8 Broad Street, Charleston, 8. C.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Emily Souder, for New York;
MCFARLAND, M Flannery, McCormac K Evans and
lady Miss Moore, Mrs Moore and children, Westbra
Werein, and In steerage.
Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah via Beaufort Hill
ton Head, &c-A Naseman, Smith, Scranton and
wife, ] Oppenhemer, Coles Chestnut, Mcintosh,
Graves, 81 Weeks, Rev Birmingham, Englsh,
Dubois L Moses, Misses Rhett, 3 n Fuller, P.ul
Chaplin, and II deck.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, C-N J
Embree, Campbell, II Turbevile, Mrs Dehon, hrs R
Middleton d Weston q Tilton, and 81 deck.
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rHE CHARLEsTOn MARKET.

FOR rHr vxxx xxpma rHUR6pKx JULY II, 1851.
CoTTON.-The way Light supply Of the staple ssnl
continues to be the erex obstacle to the OF
busspess, there having been fair dsnana throughout
tie week Ior good Cotton, mainly for ths Spanish
MARKET but the better grades are in very limited STOCK
and arc consequently nrm, while the lower qualities
continue to have an easier tendsncy these Last grades
having slghty receded during the week IN sympathy
with Liverpool tho quotations at the ister point having
opened at 1Od and closed st 1oHd. while here they
opened st sc. for Low MiddlIng, and a6c y b for
Niddng. and closed at 29h@2sc. b for Lowhiddhng,
snd asc b sor Mddtns Upland. The receipts Of the
weak t this port hsye been bales Of Sea Island and 7s4
bales Of Upland against bales Of sea Island and As
bales Of Upland Cotton the week before. The following
s rsport Of the transactions in the sspe hare for the
past weak:
On Friday July 12th thare only limited demand
and stochs very light Sales s6 bales; Low Middlns
being quoted at 2sc, and MiddlIng Upland at 2so b.
On Saturday the amount Of cotton ON sale was % Inn
ted that business was nearly st stand Sales bales;
quotations somewhat nonnal Low Kidding 49,, Mid
ding 2sc p i.
On Monday the market WAS easier for common cotton,
but the better qualities were arm. Sales 50 bales; Low
Middtmg bsing quoted at 27K@2se., and Midding 25c
pm.
On Tuesday the inquiry was more active, with some
increase in the amount Of the staple Offering for sslej the
transscions were 81 bales; Low Mddng being quoted
.. 22Xassc., and Middhng at asc. p b.
On Wednesday the market was quiet Sales Is bales
ss unchanged prices.
Yesterday the market was more active, the tsnsao-
tons being confined to the lower grades. Sales laO
balsssay st 1s at 1s; at 49, 81 at 20, Is n; IL
ct 7lk, and 10 at 32Ko. We quote Low Middling 2hc
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additional bills due 10 1st July, $s,cS9.A.
The report ard resolution was adopted
By Alderman Oney.
The Committee on Accounts report that they
have examined the following accounts, hnd then
correct, and recommend they be paid, VIZ:
Sundry bills against Orphan House, amounting 40 oro oo
sundry bills against Aims House. aos 20
Bills Of Gas Company.
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The Universal Verdict Of all the Most Ex-
per1encec Pastry Cooks and Housekeep-
eIs is that the
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8. T.-1880....X.

Another wonderful ingredient. Of great use among
the Spanish ladies' Of South America, tmpartng beauty
10 the completion and brancy to the mind, yet un.
Known to the commerce Of the world, and We withhold
its name for the present.
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IMPORTANT OERTIFICATEa.
po1u. orvp u v necannher n

IMPORTANT UERTIFIUATEM
RooHEsTEB, n. Y December X, 1851.
Messrs P. q. DRAKE & COL have been Q great SUI
erer from Dyspepsia for three four years, and had 70
sbsudou my profession. About three months ago
,ried the Plantation Bitters and TO my great Joy am
new nearly well man. have recommended them ~
baneft lam, respectfully yours,
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PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month, 18th Day, 1s62.
RESPECTED FRIHNp:-My daughter has becn muca
benefited by the use OF thy pnna1on 0l''of'' AA'H
wit send me two bottles more. ,,,,,,,
Thy friend, asa oonni''
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H. B. OLNEY.
PC. GAILLARD, Mayor.
E. WILLIS.
Concurred in.
BY Alderman Whilden.
On tho petition of the officers Of No Fire COM
ftho;r anniication for charter as Hook and Lad
der der Company. The Special Committee on ths
Fire Department, recommend that it be referred
To the Board Of Fire Masters to report on:
w WILLIAM G. WHILDEN,
8. G. COURTENAY,
z. B. OAKES.
JAMES P EARLE.
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BY Alderman 6tetnmeyer:
fa6cmmsnd that Harry G. Street, agent Of Brown
snd Co.'s Wharves, be allowed to put up wooden
shed q sid Wharf, provided it 10 entirely open
bcIoW. and the roof covered with tin.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN N. STEINMEYER.
JOHN r. ONEIIL
JAMES p. EARLE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-04
UNION STATE CONVENTION.

The Union voters Of the State of California who in favor
adoption of the proposed Constitutional Amendments,
and of the reconstruction of the late rebel States in accord
with the laws enacted by Congress- requested TO
choose delegates State Convention to be held in the city
of Sacramento Wednesday, the 18th day of June next for
the purpose nominating candidates for State officers and
for ransactien such other business shall properly
come before said Convention Wherever practicable County
Committees requested to provide for the election OF del
egates under the primary election law The apportonment
Of delegates will be as follows:
San Francisco 63 Sacramento u; Ell Dorado l5 Nevada
IL Placer 12 Calaveras, Sonoma Sierra and Santa Clara
each Butte Yuba and San Joaquin each g. Tuoumne s.
Amador, Solano 6; Contra Costa, Pumas, Santa Cruz
Shasta and Siskiyou each Mariposa and Napa each
Angeles Marin Mendocino San Mateo. Suffer- Trinity
Tulare Yolo each Humboldt Lassen Monterey Santa
Barbara Tehaa and Kern each Cousa Del Nortc Fresno
Merced Klamath, Mono San BeTnardno San Diego. San
Luis Obispo Stanislaus and Inyo each l; Alameda Al
pine,2. WM. Ii. PARKS, Chair man.
ALFRED BARsroM. Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-04

PoLITIcAL WIRE-WoRKING.--A correspondent
of the Nevada Transcript, writing recently from
San Francisco, says -" Political wires are al
ready being skillfuly manipulated here, and the
slate is being rapidly filed One would suppose
that the State was owned by San Francisco, and
that each politician had county that he could
safely count upon as could an English land
holder who owned some borough in former
times. Cannot the State at large, or the people,
control Conventions. and cannot men, who are
choice of the majority, be put in office, or will
delegates, as heretofore, enter the Convection and
vote at the beck of wire-pullers. believe the
trouble has been heretofore that interior districts
have been careless in the selection of delegates
to represent them. Cannot politicians be sent
who can cope with the Metropolitan clique? At
least send men down whose ambition will not be
satisfied with the abandonment of choice men
for the smile of San Francisco politician"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-04
Weavervjlle, Saturday, May 4, 1867

A3- San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco
chants business who may desire advertisements
serted in the TRINITY JOURNAL informed that l.. P
FISHER, go Washington is Agent that
alone Is authorized business for this paper
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LADIES, don't forget that Mrs. Adams has full
.unnIy T Of dry goods, etc.-catauera' Chronicle.
She is much better provided in the clothes line
~ vas the original Mrs. A.-Sacramsnto Bee.
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TH. newsboys and bo,tblacks Of Chicago have
organized prays nss1hg.