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NOTICE,


AT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA Councilmen held at the Mayors of
fee, August Doth, 1S70-present, James w.
Osborn. Mayor, and Councilman Biossat,
Levin, Miller and johnson, on motion it
was
Resolved, That Ordinance No. be
amended to read as follows:
ORDINANCE No. 6. BE it ordained by
the Mayor and Councilmeu OF the Town of
Alexandria, That no hogs or pigs shall be
allowed to run at large within the limits
of the Corporation; and be it further or
dained that it shall be the duty of the
Town Constable to shoot and kill all hogs
Of pigs found running at large within the
limits of the Corporation.
Approved: JAS. W.osboRN,
J. nj. BARRETT, Mayor.
Secretary.
AUG 31-2t
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PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT ALI!
rTHOSE wishing their own or their
Il children's teeth saved, can do SO by
calling on
O.. w i a ri u x /,
who can always be found either at his resi-
dence, on Third street, or at the Drug
Store of TAFT s. Laney, on Front street,
Alexandra, La.
ag@ Nerves destroyed and teeth ex-
tracted without pain.
October 18th, 1869-tf.
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ESTRAY.

ESTRAY.
VIAKEN UP by Thomas Woodland, at his
& plantation, Bayou Cotile, = CREAM
COLORED MARE, with white name and
tail, -! hands high, about years old, no
brand, and appraised by Nj. J. Dunnam
and j. w. Horton to be worth Forty Dol
lars in currency The owner is Notified 70
come forward, prove property, ray charges
and take her away, or said mare will be
sold in thirty days, according t. aw.
T. b. AMSDEN, j. p.
August 10, 1s7o-5t.
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ESTRAY.

V,AKEN UP by Mr.. Chapman, on Bayou
4 Rapides, near Lamothe's Bridge. a
RED AND WHITE COW AND CALF,
branded d on the hip, marked it'll crop
and split in the right ear and crop and
underbit in the left. Appraised NY Thos
J. Texada and Thos. Nalady 10 be worth
Sl5 in currency. The owner IS requested
TO come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take the same away, or they
viii be sold in thirty days, rs the law d.
reefs. w. w. WHITING TON, JR.,
Aug 81, 1970-5t. Justice Peace
Printers Fees So co.
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| ADVERTISEMENT.

This is to certify that the prelimi-
nary examination in the case of the
estate VS.. Reuben Braxton, Robert
Braxton and Israel Shepcrd" charged
with the murder of William Jones, on
the 18th day of August 1870, there was
not a particle of testimony introduced
or offered, that effected in the slightest
manner, the conduct, bearing and char
acter of gentleman of the said Will
liam jones' previous to, or on the night
of this murder. And all reports that
may have beea circulated to the con
trary are disproved by the testimony on
said examination.
Fl. G. MYERS,
Parish Judge.
CLERKS OFFIcE-DIsTRICT COURT, I
PARISH NATCHIToCHEs.
do hereby further certify that from
the examination had in said case, q
considerable amount of money was
missing off the person of said deceased
William Jones.
A. E. LEMEE,
Deputy Clerk.
Aug. Goth. 1870. 2-t.
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4I"I 81
" Rapides Gazette cony.
. ESTRAY,

ESTRAN,
VyAKEN UP by VIM, G. 3eale. 8 BROWN
4 OK, about eight years old, marked
with a crop in the left and a crop aud split
in the right ear, branded III on the left
hip, and appraised by WI H Randolph
and VIM. c. BeGle to be worth twenty dol
lars in currency. The owner is notified to
come forward, prove property, pes charges
and take the OK away, or he viii be sold
in thirty days, according to law.
WM. RANDOLPH, j. P.
August 18th, 1670-5t.
Printers Fees S. GO.
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October 6, l869--tf
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
L respectfully inform their friends
and the sugar planters generally of the
Parishes of Rapides and Avoyelles,
that they are now prepared to set or
repair kettles and boilers in the most
approved style and best workmanlike
manner.
Having had 26 years experience in
this line of business, they feel satisfied
that they will render satisfaction, and
will guarantee that their work viii be
better, and by their style OF. setting
boilers. economize more fuel Than that
of any other Mason in either Parish.
Best of references given, if required.
GILES SMITH 81 SON.
January IL, 1S70-tf.
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cCHooL BOOKS. A large assortment
> Cap, Note. and Letter Paper. Pens,
Ink, Pencils Mucilage and other Office
Furniture.
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
~ da, Blueing, Scrubbing Brushes
Backing and Brushes.
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NOTICE.

r Have been appointed Agent for the
Z Driving Wells, from the House OF Wynn
g. FAIR, and are prepared to fill orders
for the same
An experienced workman employed from
the House. L, y. Mi111Eh'
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TIEHI TIESI

MANUFACTURERS TIES IN
Wv lots of not less than ten thou
sand, delivered along the line Of the
New Orleans, Baton Rouge AMI Slreve-
port Railroad between the ktehafalaya
and Bowle's Bridge over Cot Bayou.
For information as to dimensions, etc.,
apply to COLL. c. " lSE,
II. II. ROBINSON.
May 25, 1870-tf.
" Rapides Gazette cony.
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LyLAvORING EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va
Il nllla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine APP
pie &C., &c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-25

Gin treutr Etaer,-Gtne ersoslt&e
Seene tretsnete R4 far3li& In, Der Gttabt1e
Don Doper. Das eben BON Snbiea bstn'se'
lebrte l02. Restmtnt Bate etnea f@Snenat'
ger .,ttsebra&t, ber, pSnts jabn', tas|t9
Aussefitrt &utrb, nnb aud BET Der Mtttass'
taitI feline Runbe ma&t unb 2ederbthen en-.
pfdnet. De- Starter bes 2i8ers bate nd
etnes Gases betrunten unb besab F@, Gut
bsdane far9tenb, In ben &dfs. Gin Diff
ater fat fp6ter ben Mana f&1afenb unb ben
8tser BET tbm fsenb; It fanbte had naebrt~
rtn Sulbaten, bic fpnf mad Belteben NIT
BEN 9btere uu,seten tcnnten. Als bteeeute
f@ BEN @&lafenben naberten, bewies Der
trere @d&ter bur9 fttn&nurren, ba6 es &C.
ratben {tt, N@ fern III balten, wabrenb Der
Starter mad apetfanbtseut S&laf ben&afs
un8ettrbtrt perlteb. -||
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

SPLENDID HOUSE FOR SALE, WITH LARGE
n lot; so minutes from New York depot excel
lent schools and line churches convenient
j. c. FREEMAN, 212 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on
interesting, Invaluable and scenhc subjects showing
how TO live and what we live for, delivered daity
New York Museum Of Ansomy Those unable attend
BToadWey - -
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

no RENT-FURNISHED, FOR THE SEASON, AN ELE
CANT country Residence hour Northern Railroad
of New jersey $500 per month Address W. II. F. Herald
Office.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

CRAND OPERA HOUSE,
" OF Twenty third street and Eighth avenue.
THE OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
OF the
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
OF last Sunday, with general request from tho
HUNDREDS
UNABLE TO OBTAIN ADMISSION,
iusNhes The MANAGEMENT IN Announcing
SECOND CONCERT
ON SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE H.
10 which, ip addition 10 the magnificent and
MONSTER ORCHESTRA,
several eminent atd bopuis
VOCAL ARTISTS
will make their first appearance
Further particulars In future Advertisements.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
5l4 THEATRE coES.E sss.d..,
The coolies. and beat ventilated theatre in the c.tf
New At,ractlons, Novelties Several additions
dKSnT sphESI,sp W s5FF 1tF,rHlsEEkEks. rHs wkEk
AN RvERiSG's AaUsExEST Us. CELEBRITIES.
s Master 'Basss BARREN, HAsTEs bSRsESy's
ADD SSi,ssssrEwARr, >. C. stewart. H ooS''
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
composed exclusively OF Premier Dsnseases
THE GREAT PANToNiNE TROUPE.
See small bllls A constant change OF performances
Doors open at T. Curtain rises att O'Clock
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ corner twenty third street and Eighth avenue
InMEs yg .rtcpIe.oI
The great spsctaeuar and oper.iic roma ncs, The
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
TWELVE TEMPTATI0N5
EIonrRENf1 wRRx.
EIGHTEENTH WEEK.
sSSrwesSsing nightly 10 attraction, will DO ,speaisd
kvIRY EyENiSS ana ana sATvSspxY ssAAriiNEE
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS,
PRtsMATtC SHOWER.
ID auaon 10 the already numberess attractions OF this the
POPULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY
the greatest Premiere Danseuss in America.
The beautiful young Premiere re- psssseuss, pas Nile
''' La IADRILENA,
danced by her with unbounded applause upwards OF 80
nights In the principal theatres OF Europe and America
Seats secured ten days n advance at the once
Schrners 78i Broadwav, and Erie Railway onlce
corner Twenty. third street and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

----->(, : 49, = ----~--~-~i<A~A~~-
BoorHs THEATRE LAST WEEK
Of r''''''' S''i'a1, aHkiSS AsSs''s'A comedy II
CHANGES.
Mr. j. H. HovIcKEa
PETER foxERoY
AcIl-A Visit and ia Consequences
ASbi uss DRax
Mii' Ths bSeJsSoT. ISsitRs sSTa'a
and The aapa o. & wAn & mas been purchased lor
tered and eoPriEhsd. and whicn be presented Ahsr
RowEsY wpESTsE;,v ypESTsE; svnv,,, ,un
ooArtHsElSaAEs Hk. saAEs skSE ssksEflr TO
THE CHAMPION or ThE WORLD.
on which occasion As s s' TSs ssIesp xnhs S the
has kindly consented to ssPefs spTo and meet him in sod,
Admission Orchestra and Balcony 81 So Dress Circle
and r''a' 81 Box ns'f sock as m soa Sss ohs usual
powERY THEATRE
D h.RRsss II Ns shSHsoH
ss'S 5 b%soSx AS sosos -
O. Co %a1s NJ asSsh s Y
has kindly 10 appear on the oceaaion n friendly
fhpAx pHssAl4 AS1fsks0ss oF sss sAssq Sp hhahsSG
n TuRsbHT fsvssiv jUNA AhaHrr s PALMER
will ' I SSsb Sr Ss NH Ss fDSssxxA
in four acts, by Watts Philips, @ ,li; Esq entitled
Adapted to the American stage BY Thomas j. H.mph Esq
;$ s$EsEtsIa Il II y
s~ Tas orEaEI " STREET
The
soHDras
TIE fRsStp5 sssb Or eHAhP T PyrH
AND AN 4 nIafss Rfss sfw Sesfs COMPANY.
ssspain W,,.'ousloy CHARLES wALcor
jack snpe OWEN rAwcErr NC, =
Robers Sxrnod MCKEE RANr
Fs:s.s lssss S sssSSs
.s SaTsals asn,.ss Miss BucaHSAN
Aas Armiase her daughter nfs INKS o. "AL0o'' q"
qsHJ-scene i-Por Of southamp,on 81 "keerun M g
keys DO their work Scene soahs%pon DocksmIssss
~''' ' N'''" = 1A s9E seF GUILTY. e,
ouarries at DartmoorSlas in new charscer-rhe Jaa
s Lao sl Ss
"r'ym0u'eTHmSeIhai9a rHE SohHSTEERs e FOR INDIA
| IN the steansbiP Jumna
tndIa A. D. fss7j-scene Bhurtpoor on the bank. Of
ss s S hsys po ass sS Ss aeE
demoralized Scene 3-Plain Jnmna review
| and evolutons OF
THE VOLUNTEER CORPS
81" feel am dying THE message shall be carred onThs
rebels upon as s-F0rwardf'
DESPERATE CONFLICT
between the Sepoys and tho Volunteers brilliant thrilling
and effective Tableau. '' ~S
TnE FIELD Or BATTLE DURING FIERCE EN-.
GAGEMEST.
ACT ".
Oak6eld Grance-The idensGS-Tbe Patriarch aud ths
Poecat at their old trade"Ive him, the ghost Of tho
man dead"-A change the awkward
turns up-JACk WINS THE GAME-TABLEAu.
Parquet aud Parque Circle. 20
Family Circle Soc.
Seats secured dnys a advance
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
5TH AVENUE THEATRE.
sC,s asssss sSd MsnaSsr Mr. Aususris pALr
JUNE7
EVERY EvENiNo
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.,
WILL BE
rEGPufER' ,Ss fsP
on s'His xsY 'ssTTsssa sTAsa.
'sSsgsgl sS5s5g
nunAs
vlcToRlEN sARD0u prepared expressly Tor ,h,s theatre
o. o ac a. b, RoSEs nd ors % sm n "s
snIlssd
rAs Marquis Anars, ''rhe Lover Of Two Loves"
commandeur Jsrb. from the "Goiasn soa!h Amer -.
Rsass,s knay. Of 4 I'%ss 81 .;.: y.t:
Bra'A'''n ar'pre'e0'avs Swell going e ",s.d"
The Baron. ............."".."."...Mr r. Chapman
Xiirsd the Valet Of the Period H. stewart
r..,. Players, Wedding Guests, &c vn.
The coSSie.: cciiids Fansy S0rans
Madame De la Brenne. Miss Amy Ames
PescR6oom Miss Roberta Norwood
Tusrsss, Cohide: conidane Miss Emily Kie6i
AS! AASS!! !!ltzSSssR 1!llA SossioAs soSAseE RON seES
FIRST
FERNANDr
SATURDAY
NEXT.
one. o1sE
.. Seats may bs secured twelve days Ia advance
Of sbEwan o SaTsssn fS
STOPPED AT THE DOOR.
yUALLAcK's
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
Doors open a' taMlR Nj TO sESsSs ais O'Clock
Eugasemsn fora limited period OF the popasl auth and
Mr.. JOHN BRoUGHAM.
EVERY EVENING until further notice,
WEDNESDAY nATfsERs Arlr.M.
H0'H'0n popular story XII Ann Ann Judge and entitled The
1hE s!osA 4akRb ri R1SaEE sHGSGss yseA has achieved
S aad w aw See
bs SSarass' @ Iy ohS sr9Sshn% Mr. Barry ch1rs'
Peck Ss nf irGssph rsg Ms. ssSa NJ b.u
E% ssAyes yer Mr. SqTgs a1
'.s ACT FiRsT-pkipE ''e'O'"'''
sokxx The s,r BY. s,.s,.s sn ne cd sss.wa'er
SCENE 3-Ths vreanist's Lodging.
SSs Sseosp1sSysTISIoS sGS1 \ gAgSy Hs
sorsr-Insfis5 ScT e '4f '44fhkngs%TSusY kS v0sissrss
p's,sa. KEY 'b' old s0s'hou'' by Moonlight
'hA DAN'h" ACT s!SSAD fouRrH- MADNESS.
SCENE 2-Room al Paul Maynard's.
4oT Fl rhapsf!ssb tHS Death IN Life
Wakes from y Long Sleep.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07


GREATEST SUCCESS
or THE
SEASON.
MARTINETTI TROUPE
IN
sKENoBAr ACT
AND
LAU0BABLE TRICK pANToMlMg
HOP o. MY THUMB.
HOP o. MY THUMB.
/ Every day at Q p. NJ. and every
evening at p. NJ, preceded by The
| farce Of the
YOUNG WIDOW.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WILL LET THEIR
IA Country Seat, furnished for the year; f
teen minutes drive from Irvngon Tafryown. Address
666 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

D0WEkY THEATRE
- WLpNEspAY EVENING, JUNEs
COMPLIMENTARY RENEFIT TO
MR.. JAMES MACE,
THE CHAMPION or THE WORLD
which occasion his late at in the pfxe ring
Mr.. TOM ALLEN,
has kindly consented appear aud meet him In friendly
Admissions Orchestra and Balcony al 80 Dress Circle
and PAruust, 81; Third Tier and Gallery as usual.
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, WITH BARN, AT
a Forest Grove 20 minutes from Forty second street by
Harlem Railroad ane lawn, fruit shade high ground
fine view 10 rooms; all modern improvements.
H. P. DEGRAAF, Bowery National Bank.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

A NICELY FURNISHED COTTAGE, COACH HOUSE.
IA Garden, Lawn Fruits, Flowers. &c. to let the Hud
son, near the city, satisfactorily to good parties
PHOTOGRAPHERS, 37y Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

T KINGSTON. N. J-TwO FINE COUNTRY SEATS
"a OF 20 acres each choice land splendid locations good
buildings plenty OF fruit oaefourh mile of depot price,
with stock, tools and crop, each $7 500 will exchange
j. S. FERGUSON SO Nassau street, room "a
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

A FINE SUMNER RESIDENCE TO LET-NEAR ROCKY
"A Hill n j. one mile from railroad depot hne view very
ToaHc Bne and springs the house,
immediately terms low; large house and necessary
buildings Address J. r. SUYDEM, Rocky Hill.
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE, WITH FROM ONE TO
N three acres In the immediate vicinity of Fordham half
a mile from either fremont or Fordham station Harlem
Railroad, and three minutes walk street cars
best order II rooms stable and necessary oueadngs for
sale or exchange for city House in good location For
Office = - "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

ABOUT So.-The Alta, of a recent date, makes
note of the fact that Hon. j. y. Cox, late Sec
retary of the Interior, has risen greatly in the
estimation of Democratic journalists of late, and
aScribes their good opinion to the fact that they
seem to think there has been difficulty between
Mr.. Cox and the President. The same paper
adds that d" if there is any man who is especially
obnoxious to the Democracy, it is General b. f..
Butler; but if he should go back on the Presi-
dent tomorrow, all the Democratic journals,
from Brick Pomeroys down, would at once pro-
ceed to beslobber him. Not lisp even on the
subject of "spoons" would be heard for the
space at least of one month" And it is just
about SO. No matter what the occasion or the
merits of the case, whoever falls out with the
President, must, as q matter of course, be ga
heightened, honest patriot that is according to
the Democratic way of thinking.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

DISCOVERIES AND INTENTIONALLY following
list of the dates upon which various discoveries
and inventions were made, will be found useful
for reference
Violins invented l477.
Pumps invented, 1925.
Camera abscura invented, 1915.
Engraving on wood invented, l460.
Roses first planted in England 1922.
Paper first made of linen rags, l4l7.
Shilings first coined in England, 1904.
Diamonds first polished and cut, l439
Almanacs first published in Buda, 1870.
Gun-locks invented at luxembourg, 1878.
Printing invented by Faust, Germany, l44l.
Watches first made at luxembourg, l477.
Hats first made in Europe, at Paris, 1904.
Soap first made at London and Bristol, 1924.
Stops and pauses in literature first used 1920.
Theatrical performances first given in England,
1878.
Muskets invented and first used in England
1921.
Post-OHices first established in Europe, in
France, 1864.
Printing introduced into England, by Caxton
l474.
Maps and charts first brought to England
1889.
Fortifcations first built in the present style
1900.
Sugar refining first practiced, by Venetian
1903.
Chocolate introduced into England from Mex
leo, 1920
Turkeys introduced into England, from Amer
ica 1920.
Engraving on copper invented by Fimmiguerre
| Italy, l45l.
Canals in modern style first made in Europe
Italy, l45l.
Algebra introduced into Europe by the Sara
Gems, l4l2.
City streets first lighted in modern Europe
Paris, 1928.
Greek language introduced into England, by
Groeyn, l49l.
Casts, in plaster, first invented in Florence, by
Verchio, l470.
Copernicus. discovered the true theory of the
solar system, 1852.
Gardening first introduced into England, from
Netherlands, 1909.
Playing cards invented, for the amusement OF
the French King, 1890.
Dice invented, 1900 b. 9.
Shipping wheels invented at Brunswick, 1890.
Air guns were invented as early as l645.
Balloons were invented by Gusmac, a Jesuit
1920.
Guillotn, the inventor of the guillotine, the
dreadful instrument of punishment in France
was born at Saintes, Goth of March, 1898. 1t IL
a false rumor that he perished by his own de
vice. He died in his bed.
Battering rams were used AL b. G.
Bellows invented, 554 b. G.
Hats invented, l404.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

A NAVAL DUEL.-It appears that lately French
and agreed to settle the international question so
far as they were concerned Accordingly they
chose an Umpire who, accompanied by promi-
nent officials, steamed out on Spanish gunboat
to see that all was fair. The account, which we
take from the Alta, says that after an hour s
fighting the Frenchman " threw up the sponge "
and drew out of the fight, and that both vessels
returned to the neutral waters of Havana to re-
pair damages.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

THE CRITTEsDEN TRAGEDY.--On the 10th inst.
the Coroner's Jury, after hearing evidence in the
above case, returned in a few minutes with the
following verdict: "That the deceased, A. p.
Crttenden, was a native of Kentucky, aged fifty
four years, and that he came to his death from a
gun-shot wound, which shot was fred from a
pistol in the hands of Laura d. Fair, on or about
November 3D. 1870, on the steamer EI Captain,
while going from the Oakland Fenry to San
Francisco -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

OAKLAND is said to be improving rapidly.
Many beautiful new buildings have been put up
during the past Summer and ethers are sn pro-
cess of erection. Papers from that section say
that the building of private residences has been
stimulated, in great degree, by the system OF
public highways connecting the city with all
parts of the Surrounding country, which now be-
gins TO assume respectable proportions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

ORGANIzNG.-We see by our exchanges that
A. Il. Redstone, of Vallejo, a member of the
Workingmen's State Central Committee, has
started out on tour Of the State with the in
teuton of organizing the Workingmens party
in all the counties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

RUsHING THNGs.-In one of the large Phila-
delphia factories eighteen hundred men made II
locomotive engine in one day-boilers, cylinders,
driving wheels, frame, truck, stack, cab, pilot
and tender complete-the speed of forty miles
an hour and the power of thousand tons
created in day
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

THREE proprietors of melodeons, in San Fran
cisco, were arrested the other day on the charge
of msdemea eanor, fpr selling liquor during per-
formance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

CHARITY:-In accordance with the instructions
OF Mr.. Theodore Holman, the winner of the
100000 prize, 5000 have been distributed
between seventeen charitable institutions of San
Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

WANTED TO KNow-From Salt Lake we have
ii that man at that place recently went down a
SHAFT to see why blast he had put in did not go
off An itemizer says he came out directly in
installments, with lot OF pieces of stone
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

BOGUS DIsTATCHEs.--From late papers We
learn that the New York World has been dc.
tected In forging its cable dispatches. This will
account for so many of the highly sensational
reports, stated by that paper, being contradcted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

DEBAsED OoN.-Two brothers, named Bber,
have lately been arrested in San Francisco for
reducing the value of United States twenty dol
lar pieces by filing and re-milling them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

APpoINTMRsTs.-The Secretary Of the Treas
ury has appointed J. r. IIardenberg, Examiner
in the Appraisers office at San Francisco, and
s. BlaisdeH, clerk in the custom-house, San
Francisco,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-26

THREE Seneca Lake black turkeys were sold in
San Francisco, lately, for 500.