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MORAL, uSES DARK THINGS No g. o. WkNT AND WAsrH
Dw4RCKiIA or ROME By Frances Eastwood
AN OLD CITY IN BRITTANY by g. 81 ToWe United states
TiR POWER or LTpE poem By the au'hOrO Of the chrouee
o. REPRESENTATIVE f CITIES No JERUSALEM BY Prof W
R&SBLBs AMONG THE ITALIAN HILLS No By Amer
''i DEF as{ ss' AND ASPIRATION By Mr. Kans
PHIL4RET, METROPOLITAN OF MOSCOW. By bugehe hehuJ
''IL NEW sTABAT MATER ny Dr. Philip SchaG
WILLIAM OF ORANGE with Poriiait) NY Gen J. "ran'
" THR POOR YB HAVE WITH ToU ALWAYS
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THE REGULAR SWISS ROUND.
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ENGINES

BtulT UNDER TfE BABCoCK h WILLOWS PATENTS
An entirely novel Of VALVE GEAR gaasnIeed 10 gives
more spd less fas per Horse rover ths @
engine IN use Can o send for otrctldr. - -. :, !,
powIRp RQGLllS. 80 " YsssIsk, NsF'IsEf
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EVENING CLASS IN PHOTOGRAPHY under The auspices
Of The Mercantile Library osanoS 10 be taght ~ sh
MUNsON Complete Photographer, and hrl Sr
gr.pber 10 lie SnrrogAtrs will be opened FRIDAY EVEN
iSG April ~ AZ Of BLap Sirton PaekAs
AL College Broadway aud No l6l Hfhsye corner
Twenty seoondst Apply for membership al tue Library As'o
place or q tie Class. Room the opeuigg night 80
principal object in forming this class 10 qrav each
es Complete Pbonognphy for whom there large aud growing
demand.
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1861
COAAkACl&b APRIL H. lgGL
station IN EewYok corner Twenty and Fourth
-'@- ave Entrance TweHYssYeutbsI

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
ror ysvvavsn lii .epos, 30. 800 tEI lid ED
Dr1 ZOO CTr) 345, 30 and $40 (Erl p.
Toi Mio srof Far5rd, Southport and Wespor, 100 ll1o
Fer Eorw,E Zoo nl 900 3oa r. l. (sI, 900 OH
IS 40 (gr $50 400 (EI) p n
~, O,ren 4 O0 900. H. 20 a m: 345, 43O so ..
For C.ruuirh zoo 900. lJ0 N. 3f., AS 591 SO
For s,snioa 100 eco l 800 iLDa m l2l3 r zoo (Er)
4 a. ! gJ lI;Tl as SO. ~ 800 (kH) -
Tor Pou q Intermediate aons 100, 1OO lljo n Jts,
50 w. w. - CONNECTING TRAINS
po, Bos,op via Springfield "a, 900 (EI), Goopm
Foy Boston va Shore Line l2l5 (EI.), $50 p NJ. -.
T HSrtlorl and Springfield eco (EI ZlS 900 ELb 400
Fo Connecticut Railroad zoo NJ (Rr Rl3p m to Mon
Df e. orj Providence ad FshAn Railroad 400 (EI i7l'
. =, ~. ,,l stoni,g.on R,,lro,d Al 400 A m
i2i5 800, 8oP "a. A.. N..,..-,..
Ia IIousafopie Rarotd. 800 NJ 1Ol p n
nor N,urataek harosd. 20 a. NJ, 10 n
r., usssurv All Norsn,k Railroad. Tc0 eco a 40
S"@H"'0u' 's'P'Hs VS. JAMES II. HoYr. sH7t
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CEsrF4L DFPAuTaEsl o. MErloPoLlTAN PoLCA,
No 800 Mulberry street NEw.l DIRK, Nay ., l6o|, }
CEATED PROPOSALS will be received by
> dc ,tets Of tho METROPOaITAE POLICE at bis Once
Roo, No s No Mulberry street until the 2oh Of May instant a.
O'clock noon supply Of COAL o tas Department o' ee year
1871. siy 900 20 900 TINS 49,, 80. s-,,, oar. -. -
or Dr. ll Instant and specifications and conditions BY
o'ds' Of 'ae D'''' s C. HRwLEY Chief Clerk.
TEIHE COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS OF the
Ralr OF C5uunen sill hoM meeting On MONDAl at ocioeA
m 10 Il chg Ha 10 CONSIDER the sle'' Of aoppnY ns
he FltyAlsL AL
tics interested laviei to De present .
p GlBNbY. COMMITTEES
A. HARTMAN.
q " CREGER Railroads
J. L. MCEEANl.l
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.RICHGRD Il. CONEOILY, Comptroller City Of NeV
CUAUNCEl ~ DEPFW.

DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
tie Ith dsy ofAs 1857 shall proceed to dnw JURORS 'I the
following Cosr to hei and r the City and County Of New
York on the - day Of June 1877: -, 5.-,.
Two panels Of 100 FciN JGroD ech iOr supreme NVu NH0u
Parts lagf2 NJ,
$50 panel, lo' Ped, Jurors eicA for Superior Court Parts
aud
panel Of 9S Grand Jurors Cont Of General Sessions
panel o. 80 Pst Jc,Or OT Coug; o. Genera. sessions
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Eectures ano Aleetiuos.

A. FANARGER's LAST CLASSES In
FRENCH th.o week Cal at NOy9 UniTecitt
pace only minutes before The hours Of OK H. a. and q
NITY EVANGELIZATI0N AnIfyersary
Nerg of I'M. NEW YORK CITY MISSION VII be held FRIDAY
FVFNISG Nav 10 IF = clock Senway Halt Addresses BY tie
Rev NORRIS SUTPIlEN tue Rev THOMAS d. AhObESoh DID,
and ohera
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR
LTLk WANDERERS vii repeat e AHpys5ssry sl.f S.sss =
auI n enway Hall SATURDAY EVENING Al u o'clock shso
aIse. Graad Haeujah ClrHChoIas los !).e arc we ass
ssncrs from Ooro Paul Gs ard SonS 10y t1e ehh1ea
Mc by Grauas Doors open ca oo0ck Tickets ~ eas
No reserved seata
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5,.amboais ano Railroads.

TOR NORWAI4K, connecting VIII bailpuIE
81 Ess fvc q Msrkettt ~ MI ''HpV'' " =
o's.0eL Fafs - EIeg.sos tleEt.A % -
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"A UCTiON NOTICE.
- HgyIsY =. Lr-D7. Auctioneer.
yrpy vryF PAX w wf yl,i g,6xrrs w.coy

AVERY VINE PAIR WELSH PONIES. WAGONS. &C.
UgN.Y a. LEEDS Mlss2 vail sell bv Auction SATURDAY,
81 a. az y O'Clock in f3lt q Q III store No 90 ih1rst
AVERY FINE PAIR WELSH PONIES imported y for the
prssu; They drive double ase hcss one has been used
b,.n ihs ssllo ly Emll Dor.
yctrO4 FiLLki Set DOUBLE HARNESS. be used
6a.s
I IWAGON With shN'ne seat nc1rr new
TlNk SLEIGH Saade ilt property Of co.cnen going
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Ocean Gteamers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
4 THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED SITES MAIL.
VIA PANAMA. RAILROAD
Resners leave Pier Cauals 2oeioek

E,esme leave Pier Caaas. oeoS
noon follows
Msy LOGAN QUEEN, Cspt -, connecting With sACRA.
MENTO Capt Caverly. -
sTITUTION Capt Lapdge
3ay 2-ARIzONA. Capt Maury connecting with GOLDEN CITY,
Capt. Watkins
pounds Of baggage allowed fes each adult passenger
Medic ues auda attendance free
Acapuco; those LIST
with for South Pae6e ports l and h
uOrts ar. those Of Isl touch az Marzauilo
Panama 10 Australia and NewLeaiand
Steamer June VIII with che Compsr Colorado
Francisco July for Hong Kong Yokohama close
connection viii be made with Companys steamer Costa Nagsa
and shanghai
Freight through from New York China and japan 81 per cubic
foot measurement or 70 44c per weight PAYABLE In coin.
passage tickets and az further information apply oce
tie wharf loot o. CsnaEst hortl River, Rew.Iork.
" DABY. AGENT
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EaIes hp Antiion.

-
"a UCTION SALE BY -.
A w HENRY II LEEDS MINER.
HEERY IT, LEEDS AUCrIONEER
EXTENSIVE ELEGANT, AND VALUABLE
STOCK or TnB FINEST CABINET
FURNITURE MIRRORS GOBELIN
TAPESTRY. CURTAINS BROSEkS,
SEyRBS, AND DRESDEN PORCELAIN
a.spr superb formerly belonging Louis XVI Of France
ETYRR AND SILVER PLAfR, BY DIXON &CHMSTOlLL CARY
lseUREs oRMOLU AND INLAID CABINETS PIANOS BILLIARD
TABLES. CUBOSlTIES
OBJECTS DART EI NbkIU, &ei
b,.sg As ssi.rs Ilmonse Stock Of -
TIIB WE'LL KNOWN
COLLECTOR AND COSNOlSSEUR,
Mr. DANIEL MARLEY
no ST. BROADWAY, OPPOSITE T1PFANYs.
20 De sod
AgACCTION. POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
(ss Mr Marley rst.res from buiuesJ
By
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER,
TONDAY 18th; TUESDAY I'M; WEDNESDAY, 18Th THURSDAY,
4Hh and FRIDAY. lh Of May 1857 commencing At 10 & e-A Gay
BE wc' known spaci0rs War.rooms as above
gHlS ELE0ANr FURNITURE is az 0thc tnest quality neh on
faPorte balance by ROUX NRkDB HUICHNOS, MAhOO44L
fhs CLOCEs EKOyZEs sDd CARVINGS finest IN Tie conn
being anil curious 90 ~r ari OF the highest a 9
fe PLA1B isuaY the primo pay d The manle o. DiO
o. sHBIFIELD AID CuRlSTOFLE o. Paris
Toe MIRRORS o. cye class design and DESCRIPTION ID Inc of'ei
Atdh heavy plates
FAPBSIE an CURTAINS Of GOBELIS sars and silks with
iau1mebe other articles Of Gr 600 % ealol
B.-Mk MARLEY, IL MAKING TIE UNtEobkAtD SALE Orr
BIZ SrOC6 PLEDGES HlAlSLF IilA lytl IN MI! az
BALE SHALL POSITIVELY GE SOLD TO lAE HIGHEST BIDDER
WITHOUT LIMIT OR REg,RyE.
Ctsoaes wiz be ready days before Tie sale al which time the
q, / will b. read for exhibition.
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oyyt0g CRo.0H AQuEDUCr DEPARrsgSr,
April 30 1867.
NIP ACTORS -SEpARATE SEALED

rEFO ACTORS.-SEPARATE SEALED
PROPOSALS ch uiof,i with ae re Of CHE T9s 70 wh.a
.,t.s the pame bidder te OF its Offering VIII u celged
In, oecs unL MONDAY, MAY ~ Tor me
sENPRS and CROSSWALKS, TO wits Sewers ec 10 III N
No ~ IN
s ourths bevee1 Fourth and ft ave. (pec % ~ "a l,h
Al berrsn sixth S.venth-ayes tSpec No ~ IN h hi hu
Fourth AMI fhha ana IA fhhye pc
tween si-ttnr st. Spcc no ~ III hlonpe ,ni hen
an n. M r. sF,a ADD Ienrs-st between Cathar1ne
anil Marke, SIS g9cc 2j Waters. between PeessAp and
and IN Madison Pearl and Rooseyes.i pee No
2o IN Sua5s Grand and Boomest, and hoeAt 20
9 Grand and Ie,lests; and (spec No. % IN hsl ne
tcs Third and FouhAge. And for Cros lSrec No 20 aclos
Fouri,ve al Spec No 2 from wes sie BroisNe
t 10 west side between Foryonh ana Forty
sfsts spe 1biaye between Porty,onrih ard
juucionof Greenwich aud 81, haset
No 2CJ os ser side Jsehsonsgni aud aeSrs
ayc al ow.r st Abu square; (srec No 30 across
At l0b and lO5ts,s (Spec No @ s
Tsnti,,t nd Greenwich 81. AZ IoratioS-
Plan, r the b. anl Specifications anu s y" ~
''-''--' w. 'F' THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT H. DARRAGH,
A. ". CRAVEN, "a,
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H1oNpn ~ AIInIT-N0TICE-I and

m pursuarre section wenty-cghu Of Act entitled An
a. 10 liable board eupcrsors OF tie Couuy o. hcwiorE %
rails. moue5 g cftlu Coury pupoes 70 extend he powers
d. s po &C. provide flT the auditing end payment oi
unsettled claims ars soil County passed April p 1907 Notice y
h.r ~iytu that csr Of Audit therein aut thereby created Tor
aud seteel Of al legal or equitable claims ad az
cants Jsnuary first A. D. Eighteen hurdf- ana
e,.l against e COUNTY kewl0rk have appointed AMI do
hereby euout TUESDAY Fourth day Of June ue e6 Al The
Cot Part (oom 49, IN the CITY Ilai u me
si CIV o. New to the Day ini place at Which the said Board v
b0au the matters ot
eleven O'Clock the the said day The said act contains sh'
following provision: go 49, -
adjusted hereby required 90 the 70 tb- ssh boa OF
Audit thn the Of this act and In any
person having outstanding demand against the County o New
York neglect present such claims to the Board Of AGl
psf'i months from TIE passage 81 ms ac no
shall be barred on tie prosecution OF Of any sats Of 1e
ou which tue said County u hew-loTk Arising
taefefrUm. - new YORK. April 80, ll6l - So ~,
ElCHAKD D. SoNNUlikLt' Comptroller O'y Oh new 'oiA
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mo TRACTORS.-Proposals inclOsed IN !

IJ'O CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed IN q.
scaled envelope iaoFsei with the title Of rae "ofA S
the bidder written thereon win b, received a. h oeo u'' '0
1867 n o'clock . -, -. h..~os, Avenps
For regulating and glag Seventy between f '
For rasns grading gutter and tagging srsiI'hs'f'''
between Third aud Ffh avenues -, si,, ssv.r, ,rth.
For regulating, grading, enro gutter Anu HAss'Hs ''
street between First and Secondav 49, s.. s.v.,p
Fo, yel,tng grading cub gutter and aggns seense'et'n
street betweea Eighth and Niathsvenues h..~s,
For curbng g1eng aud tagging seven'yihrlS1ee' 0e'S
Third and Ffhayeuues. . ~ ...o,l .,r.s. hetUeen
For Gssng Tweat street, between seeOnia'enus aud East
-. 1880, ~ Second.
c,-., - -.xarra.
Por aans between Third aud
farm. oscther with the specnsns a
nes can be ohtancd tbs oceDated street DePafmnt h"
once u the Street Commissioner. No 21I BroadNay
TVyO RACTORS-SEALED PROPOS,,
AIS nlorsed the title Of work name o. bduer a NJ "a
Trrisg Nm be received this Office until ii O'Clock a m u sy
Ii ~, lie eonstucon Engine and Boiler House tee
Works At CaTnanvle the High Bulge Tao sais"ss
Pins mi to the Bngaers Once o. s
nov In proSress hundred seVentythitds sA"
assrH gh.Brdge ,..,, n a.. ,.,,o..l, n deemed
,.sr, IN tts ps ialsfatCroton Aqaei1t Dsp1mea' ~
~ ~ PN''N TWoNhP SNE"NkN'
'''i r1gsgT DARRAdh'
A " CRAVEN.
Csossa A2sctaSt3 sAsd
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I .ea- ri. alAars reliable 90 eth!hioa AZ ~ ~
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each 1Un In %" lne hiaiei an lNali UT
a., mos. t.,-H.r .u.srr4ol hood published heEs
Nh. IlLt fIRATED HISTORY OF InE BBLR
~ Iha -t5 b h. h. g. A. edited Ly tho Rev A;en Bono DID, Of
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rren srd other Nsr4tisto Introduce this Great Work nt'
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w EiwE ARnysThu osi lsaa u voc j,N Mst az sssss
% ses sha rssss Wssss! Landscape T4sas K'enss' NA.
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B,Irso,.s, Arrf p, l8--.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT NESSEL-Will be
- public auction tie port % fillmore Qartya wharf
Batm6rcl THURSDAY Say G 100 Y in tie Hhi ian
nde-ea-. COSlOPCLI4AA. Of cl1tl
I,iila o. bc 81 feet depth 10 e cylinder ~ inches sH1 II
Ise STOKE; dral, feet
fr-ms-Cs. al u Government finls on day Of sale
Fth-f particulars learned upon application 70 the under
GEasl G Toe auct.0nesr- HiEAi Ai.I an FLiHI
Dsgaty CuaTteImast-T-(ie L. s A, EIeyet ,lsioIGen
ANDEEOE TUoHAS Co.
Auction 10 thaTlesst
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AGENIS WANTED Tor THE HISTORY or
y ans ..tfEr tSlOE Ur rel. l. g. Baker Tbs uCrk
araal--s fae if blt oa-f o. nl Of O. ",,fq
l1I delayed u VII row - issued
tr4-lrI ~. las. M 3D. Gle er,o Of Geo IAkL. vto,'
all affected by thc Liflt o.tHl anthony
Ei'eL4l Ca tlooll J tci tl 1ud acre
Het.a ~ 4irfl merfs Mem
III 4 Ia..fr laIlrn iiIErr al dsii ishe4 Military
t.i... a.rl rfruila 1 @ and il deception OF
..., f..rrs. u.s., LTpF Z Co. rb..l p.is, ia
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11

PsasoSAL.-Our former citizen, J. NJ. Goewey
Esq, now of the firm of Hosmer, Goewey Co.
San Francisco importers and wholesale dealers
Wines and Liquors, left on Tuesday stage, af
ter Il stay of two weeks. His family remain al
Steiner Flat for short season. Sam. More,
Esq, travelling solicitor for the firm of Nudd
Lord x Co., Ito whose card we ask attenton)
spent several days of last week in visiting the
business houses at outside points. More is an
aiIabe gentleman, and we are glad to know that
he has secured considerable Trinity trade
Grant Taggart and wife, of the Tower House,
tarried day this week. Grant is completing
summer arrangements for his Weaverville and
Shasta stage line. The family of A. Erskine
Esq, of Steiner's Flat, started for the Bay on
Friday morning, and will take the next East.
ward steamer destination Somersville, Maine
II. \. Herrck and wife, of Junction City, will
go by the same steamer-destination Maine
While we regret to chronicle the departure of sc
estinable members of Truity society, we ear
nesty wish them speedy and safe journey to
the homes of their youth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice f. P. Lovejoy's Court, Wea-
verville township, Trinity county, State of Cali
forna, in the action of James D. May VS. Robt
Currie, duly attested on the goth day of April,
A.D., 1867, l am commanded to sell all the right
title and interest of said defendant, Robt. Cur
rie, in and to the property described follows
on the day whereon said judgment was docketed
:, the aforesaid Trinity county, or at any time
tber, ,,aftsr, to wit The undivided half of those
certain mining claims situated on Canyon creek
State and county aforesaid, and located about a
mile above JUNCTION City, known as the mining
claims of Robt. cGrrie and John B. May, togeth.
er with the water rights, bitches, and everything
appertaining or in any wise belonging thereto
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the Sd day OF June,
1867, between the honrs Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and
O'Clock, P NJ, in front of the Court House in
the town of Weaverville, I will sell the above
described property to the highest bidder for cash
in gold coin OF the q. S.-Dated Weaverville
May 9, 1867. JAMES COCHRAN,
lists. Sheriff
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11
THE MlsEs.-schefer arrived from Rattlesnake

THE MISES.-Schefer arrived from Rattlesnake
on Monday-his first appearance since the snow
tlockaded that remote camp. He sold very
nearly $50 ounces of coarse gold at Greenhood' s
Office. Chris. Nickel, of North Fork brought q
heavy sack of dust-the contribution of his Sec
ton for the previous week. We cannot give the
exact figures, but know that large amount oil
gold was sold at the Express Office last Monday
enough to satisfy any one that mines are
"giving GU" richly. On the lower benches
along Trinity river many of the claims cannot be
worked yet from the fact that the warm weather
of the past fortnight has SO swollen the river
that work had to be suspended. From all parts
of the country We receive the most encouraging
news. Everywhere mining is carried on with re.
doubled energy, and plentiful supply of water
viii doubt induce fattering reports wher
- cleaning up " time comes.
In Weaverviile Basin the miners are busy as
bees. The bitches brimming full of water
and in most of the large claims the banks are
rapidly crumbling TO find their way oceanward
Help is in demand everywhere.
ltis safe to prophecy large yield OF gold and
more general prosperity throughout the country
than has been witnessed for years. There seems
to be a general feeling of confidence that the
dark days are passed and that " hard times will
come again no more"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

TNHE UNION VOTERS OF TRINITY COUNTY
/ who in favor of the Reconstruction of the
late rebellious States in accordance with the laws
enacted by Congress, and who voted the Union
ticket in September. 1865, or did not so vote by
reason of absence from the State or county, or
from not being of the required age, and who in
tend to support the nominees of the Union par
ty at the approaching State and county election,
requested to meet in their respective pre-
cincts on
Saturday, May 25th,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, to elect delegates, under the
Primary Election Law, to County Convention,
to be held at tie Court House, in Weayerville, on
Saturday, June lst,
at l o'clock, A. M, for the purpose of choosing
Delegates to the State and Congressional Dis
trict Conventions. The apportionment of dele
gates and appointment of Supervisors for the
several precincts, are as follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11

POPULATION OF EUROPEAN CITIEs.-'The census
taken in Great Britain and France last year,
shows the following population for the principal
cities London, 3,O37 ,9Ol Paris, ,;S25,2
Liverpool, 4s4, ,s37 Glasgow, 432, ,2e5; Man
chester, 35s, 1855; Birmingham, 1876, ,796 lyons
1928 1854 Dublin, 31s ,437; Marseilles, 500, l3l
Leeds, 22s, 1877 Sheffield, s,2a7 Bordeaux
1914, ,24l; Edinburg, l75,l2s; Bristol, !63, $50
Lille, 54,779; Toulouse, 1896; Newcastl e.
ONT yne, l22,277; Stafford, ll2,9O4; Mantle,
III ,965 Hull, los, ,23S; Rouen, 100, ,67l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11

TEE Humboldt Times of April 9th contains a
letter from Chas. Westmoreland, Esq, who was
in San Francisco at the time of writing. He had
presented petition from citizens of Humboldt
county to General Mcdowell, asking additional
protection for their lives and property from the
indians. The reply was brief and to the point
That General Halleck could not at present spare
more troons for that section that if they had an
Indian trouble they must fight it out hleunselpes,-
We shall publish Westmoreland's letter in the
next issue of the JOURNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11
THE EYES! THE EYES !
DR.. E. II. PARDEE,
OCULIST AND AURIST

A FTER PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
IN more than five years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
ticing with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such as Strabismus,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygium, or feshy
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction of
Staphyloma, or bulging out of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis, or closing of tear
passage, and all deformities of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
of the real eye. A large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-extensive with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions, from New York and Boston, almost month
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctors
office daily, in different stages of recovery. DR..
PARDEE has associated with him DR.. H. BIGELow
Ofice-767 Clay street, (above the Plaza J
near Dupont street. l6:l2:ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11

SHASTA COUNTY AspIRANTs.-The candidates
column in the Shasta Courier shows only two as
prants for Clerk-Grant Taggart and Charley
Mcdonald !; for Sheriff, four-Hopping, Reagan,
Greene and Daley Treasurer, Chandler; AS
semby, two-Jones and Dryer Assessor, Ladd ;
County Judge, three-Bush, Knox and Shuttle
ton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11

"PAcIFlc MUSICAL GAZETTE. We have re-
ceived from Kohler, Chase Co., 42l Montgom-
ery street. San Francisco, the first number of the
above monthly of l2quarto pages. The Musical
Gazette will, we trust and believe, supply want
heretofore much felt on this coast. The initial
number contains four full pages of original sa-
cred and secular music. The opening piece-an
Anthems from the pen of Theodore F. Sc
ward,-a companion of our younger days,-who
within the past few years has acquired consider
able note as composer. We wish the Gazette
success in its mission.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11
NOTICE OF SALE.

THE PUBLIC AND FORMER PATRONS OF
/ the Carter House are hereby informed that
l have sold and transferred to Jas. Edgecomb
and ". ". Mitchell my entire interest and good
will in the House and fixtures, and that the bus
mess will hereafter be conducted under their i'm
mediate supervision. Returning thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, l would
respectfully solicit continuance of the same in
behalf of my successors. JAS. D. NAY.
Junction City, May l. 1867. la;to.