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1A prudent young gentleman who earns his
living in one OF the factories Of Lawrence Dor
rowed % of . young lady acquaintance and
took her to the circus. On pay day no refunded
very promptly, but deducted Afty cents her cir
Gus ticket cost him. He YVES not certain that he
vas going to have her. After that she was
quite certain he wasn't
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BASE BALL--Tke Natonais Body Beaten.-
The mSfch game, yesterday afternoon, between
the National and Union clubs, resulted In q vic
tory for the latter BY a score Of "a to -.
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Sroek THrKvEs.-Two negroes entered the
store of Mr.. j. L. Moling, on Ith street, on MOT
fAy and one Of them attempted to conceal a box
of cigars under his coat while the other engaged
the proprietor in conversation, but without sue
cess e Mr.. NJ. noticed the act and seized the
thief by the coat, and compelled him to dis
gorge the box, and in doing so he let fall pair
Of new pants probably stolen) which he had
under his coat. The two scamps both escaped
arrest.
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KEEPING FISH FRKsH.-Fish have been kept
fresh in France, according to the Manufacturer
and Builder, while beipg transported very great
distances in the hottest weather by very simple
method. A paste Of moderate conscience Is
made Of bread-crunbs and strong spirits Of
wine, and the mouth and gills Of the fish are
filed with 1t, the whole being then wrapped In
fresh nettles, with an outer envelope OF straw.
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OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-Seveuth
Council Of Washingt0n City, n. q.

An ACT for the relief Of David l. Eyaus late anotba
cary for the poor Of the second Ward
BE IL enacted bv fhe Board Of Aldermen AM hoard
Of Cosannos CoHscii sf the C,fy OF WGskinxfon That
the s1m Of seventy nine dollars and ninety
tS~ W be, and the same 10 hereby, appropriated
Evans late spothecary for the poor Of the second
Ward; Tor medicines furnished during the period
from January I. 1870, to February Il, 1870
Approved June 10, 1870,
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0Olive Logan has got to Salt Lake.
~"GoinR a-fishingo is now in order.

N"Going a-fshing'' is now in order.
~The Prince Imperial has donned plug
hat
They speak Of divorce in Indiana as Gun
hitchment."
~ Madison, Ind, hinges an election on ''the
new gravey ard question"
0Alex. H. Stephens weight is 20 pounds.
Six pounds more than Major Morse.
indianapolis has new paper-the whang-
doodle.
~ The London police have new head-dress,
which somewhat resembles the helmet worn by
the soldiers OF the Prussian army, but Is not
surmountcd by q spike. peak in front comes
down so far as to cover part of the wearer's
nose. and a peak at the back win protect the
neck from the heat or ram, rs the case may be.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAI

RALTIAORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- ,. wa.Hrxeros, Jun. S, lss.
. rs i ;% 3sS SSSS;s%HsTr NJ M%s
WEST are now run a. follows, via:
FOB BALTIMORE,
'as a. m f sie AZ asG s s.9 fSs ''p
M fs1s S a.. ssaSass;s Sunday 81 ss' and sass
L..v. a. s.. r .1s s Hssls !. nc .ns so M
train to or from An nm, !. On SUNDAY.
FOB BALTInoRE.
Lssve at 1:aa a. m. and ESQ, $40 and r;4s
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave S 8 AZ Pks ~ go s rad
Less So es sn s1osPs Sunday ct e'ta and 7:aa ..
ing g Eslsy Station with trains from bsitimora
Tor strssburs and point. be between Relay Hou.s
i ns.s 81. a ase :.
IhrSash TICKET. 70 the West can Be had at ths
Ior Ne. Ygs, Shil.aslyh,a and Boston. go ID.
- IL. WILSON.
GEO. 8. KooSTz. CENT xss. Wilmington. jels
TH'FFESfHa BIZ ssHs.stf Nv Ess.EEssr0a'
.Ss JIM: "a s's Nv y44 osH e, &Ha z
foE Siw Yosk, without change Of cars.
Leave daily texcept Sunday q . IS g. m, ia:4S
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texcept SUNDAY st . rs . m, lsas
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor New fork 90 300 .. N, and Phfladel.
phis af $40 D m.
Sleeping cars for New York on D m. train only
Be had At the stsssoa One :, al hour Gs
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad savers,..m.,.
LOT eeheoule petyeen Waakineton, Baltimore, An
Masser a. MlLsON,
~ COLE, General Ticket Agent
SkO. .. kOOHfz, Agent, wsshington. jel4
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~Professor s. Of Hartford, said the other
caught cold, perhaps-and he lay down on q
lounge and requested his friend~W to knoad
and rub him after the movement cure style. w.
gently beat him on the chest. "How hollow il
sounds," said X, who was looking on. "That's
nothing" said W.; "wait till get to his head
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The PAVING CONTRACT IEJUNCTToN CASE
WAS not taken up in the Equity Court to-day,
a. was expected, and il is said the case will be
called up on Friday.
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GkItIsBgR0 KArALYsINE WATER is com
- putse 70 have cured N00e invaiids since its sis
Sout ssvsn Tn ESQ, q CHRONIC Rheunstism
siIx ~ DSx.s Aloney and Urinary Diseases eener-
SsnstiSstion and Dtsrrhss, q Heart Disease, Of
an1enenei and As(hmatic Anecfi0ns, Of General De-
Dnity, go &C. aony Of thee cures reported by
emnent physaciens, fact worth considering BY the
uctms OF Quack medicines and worthless spring
Price per caee OF two doxeu quarts at the SPRINGS
81 ~ the Neg York Depot, 90. Address GEfTYs-
Hexk Place, New York jes vssm
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CAPITOL HILL BUILDING AssocIATrox M Q
The frst regular meeting OF this as~aci. ,so, So.
held last evening, over Dooley's drug store ~
800 shares OF stock were taken-money Desa
sold at an average Of hfty-six per cent
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THE sUMMIR Is ON us-THE PEOPLE
WANT TO KEEP COOL.
now 10 Oak Hall Clothing House, where the people
ARE cropping their old clothing "a dSn.ins our
Company, always alive 70 the wants Of the usople
H. nSW stocked with all the sadipg styles Of Linen
have reduced their prices 20 correspond With the
pre- preeent smes our linep Suits comnence e $50
s M Siesh Goats ss to Linen Qosss SlE 70
BOYS SL6THilesul.s Of cssnsr., IS e sio;
Linen Suits, $2.0 to o5. PIECE GOODS OF All
styles, for ordered work. Remember Oak Hail
Clothing Company sells better goods at lower prices
than SIMILAR houses. Possessing unlimited facilities
We are able TO sell goods low. Give us . call No
trouble to show goods at Oak Hall Clothing %. a.
jeOlm j. II. SMITH, Business Manager
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A DoMEsTIc SQUABBLE--Iouisa Barber q
colored servant, was arrested yesterday, by Off
Ger Radvick. for asault and battery on Mrs.
Jane Dyrenforth, and was delivered to the
United States m0shal, previous to which she
swore out warrant against Robert Dyrenforth,
the husband OF the lady she assaulted, charging
him with assault and battery on her. Dyren-
forth 80 also hauled up and turned over to the
marshal. and both parties are to have hearing
to-day before the Criminal Court.
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FUGITIVE FROM JUsTIcE.-Moses Warren.
colored, fugitive from justice In MARYLAND
vas Yesterday arrested by Officer Guy, OF the
who committed him to iaiI
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ALMOST MrRDER.-Yesterday, at the Sol
diers' Home, Themes Riley, one OF the soldiers
brain, when the sergeant of the guard named
George Peters, an italian, attempted to lock
nm up in the guard-house. Riley resisted. and
refers Grew out bowie knife and drew il
across Riey's abdomen letting out a norton of
ms bowels. Seeing what he had done he imme-
1steiy escaped, and has not vet been arrested.
nnS ey va brought to the hospital, and ~,
nav rsc sewed up He Is very severely cut, but
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The PoLIcH EXAMINATIONS ,riny the o -
animation Of candidates for position on the Me-
tropolitan police force Yesterday As were before
committee Of the Board, before whom ~ An.
Peared, rejected II, passed As excellent. and
IS a. good. $3.50
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hEQCIsITIoN AND HABRAs CoRPUs-This
morning, Sheriff Benson, of Montgomery coun-
", arrived here with a requisition from Gov
colored man, charged with an assault and hat
terry on John Mason. Warren was arrested by
the Marshal on warrant issued by Judge Olin
and brought into court before Judge Willie
who was holding at the time the Equity Court,
and who declined to act in the case especially
when he saw that 1t was a case OF assault and
battery. Mr.. Benson thereupon'startedt to Judge
Olins residence, and Messrs. j. b. Adams and
h. H. Webb, as counsel for Warren, having pro-
cured writ of habeas corpus, the prisoner was
counsel raised the point that the papers on
which he was arrested were defective thew de-
scribing him as a fugitive from Justice when
ne u resident of the District of Columbia
Judge Humphreys remarked that he was will
ing 70 hear an argument in the case and set to-
morrow evening for the hearing.
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An ACT to grade and pave the alley in square No

BE AZ enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Cen,mor Coxnc,t Of the CRY G Washtnstoa, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
auested to cause the alley in square No a69 TO be
graded and paved under the legal superintendence
the cost thereof to be assessed the bor
dering ON the improvement in the manner pre-.
scrlbed by law. IApproved June 10, IS16
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Hrnrrr. he. all kinds of Thermometers s,s
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AN ACT 10 set the curbstones and pave the foot
ways and cutters the east side OF Fourth
street west, between Y and Boundary streets
north.
BE 1t enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the Ctty Of Washtngtoa, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
9uested to cause the curbstones to be set and the
footways and cutters paved the east side of
-Four tn street west, between and Boundary streets
north. The work to be contracted tor, and
executed In the manner and under the superinteu-
dence provided by law; and TO defray the expense
If raid Improvement special tax equal to the cost
thereof is hereby imposed and levied on all lots or
parts Of lots bordering the line of the mproye-
mept; the said tax to be assessed and collected in
conformity with the provisions of the act approved
October II, 1895. tApproved, June 10, ls7O
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The POLICE CouRT.-The Kimmell House,
on e street, between ~ and 9th streets, Ii being
htted up for the purposes Of the new Police
Court, which, il 10 expected, win he ready for
business about Friday next Rooms In the
building have been assigned the Board Of Fire
CommiSloners, and they are moving in to-day.
fary Of the Board Of Health, who will take pos
session In few days.
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An Act to. cause water main to be laid in Rhode
Island avenue. from Fifteenth to sixteenth streets
vest also. in street south, from Eighth to Thr-
teenth streets east.
Be IL enacted By the Board OF Aldermen and Boa,d
Of C6mmOn C0Haetl Of the CRY Of Washtagton, That
the Water Board be. and they are hereby. author
lied and requested to cause water main to be laid
In Rhode Island avenue, from Fifteenth to SIX
teenth streets west; also, in I street south from
Eighth to Thirteenth streets east; and 70 de-
fray the expenses thereof q sufficient amount Ia
hereby appropriated, payable out Of the water
fund; said fund TO be reimbursed by such Assess
ments and collections all lots and parts of lots
bordering on the line OF said water main as in
authorized by existing law. -
Approved June 10, $50.
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AN Act for the relief Of K c. Lineaweayer, apoth,
cary of the sixth Wand.
BE u epafted by the Board Of Aldermen aad Boar
Of ComnsoN Council Of the Guy Of Washtagtoa, Tn,
the sum Of one hundred and forty -one dollars an
ninety cents be, and the same 10 hereby, appropr
ated out OF the general fund, TO com pensate X {
Lineaweaver, apothecary for the poor Of the 81 ri
Ward. for medicines furnished for the quarter enc
ing December 81, 1869. tApproved, June 10, 1870
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
jet Ball Jewelry,
Initial Oroide Buttons,
0syon. DlaxoA uyAe4

Pipes, Vases, Chromos and Baskets,
received this morning q Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
store, No. AZ Pennsylvania avenue, between
* and 9th streets.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS AssoCIA-
TioS-Eleetion Of Otseer.-This association met
this morning at Trades Union Hall.Dr. y. r.
Snodgrass In the chair, and Mr. r. H. FOLSOM,
secretary.
The corresponding secretary was requested to
to all the members OF the association, and thaf
each member in good standing be entitled to
one, and notify AL Of the terms Of membership,
enclosing copy OF bylaws 90 far as relates to
The chair stated thar Mr.. J. b. Clasett had
brou ght some specimens Of apples which had
some action on the fruit.
A specimen OF ripe peaches, called Plowden's
early seeding, was also presented for examina-
A committee OF five was appointed, In he alb
sencc OF the standing committee, to examine
and report upon the merits of the fruit; carried.
Messrs. Munson, Proctor, Hunt, Amidon,
Pearson, and Bryan were appointed che COM
mittee. The committee held a conference, and
named the several new varieties of fruits pre-
sented.
DIR. Snodgrass, in q few remarks, rendered his
resignation a. president, which was accepted,
and a vote OF thanks was rendered him for his
services for the past year.
Judged. II. Gray was then unanimously cleo
ted As president; Mr.. &. Gillingham vice presi
dent, Daniel o. Munson, of Fairfax county Va.
second vice president
The reorganization OF the executive and
hnance committees was postponed until next
month.
The president briefly thanked the association
Tor the honor conferred ON him, and assured
mem OF MS hearty cooperation in the work OF
the association
Prof. Glover, of the A gricultural Department,
read an interesting paper insects and their
relation to fruit growing. Remarks were made
by Mr.. GilliDgham. DIR. De We're Burr, Colonel
Curtis and others on the same subject, after
which the meeting adjourned.
A RKNARKABLE BxT.-The most remarkable
bet on record was that of Major William 5.
Morse, or Washington, a corporation co htractor
who was so sanguine of the result OF the num-
cipal election that he bet with Mr. F. B.
Hughes, of the Navy Yard, that if Mr.. Bowen
Was not reelected he would crawl on his belly
from the City Hall, in Washington, to George
town, distance of about three miles and over
streets very rough and muddy at this season.
he lost the bet, and crawled three miles on his
belly, IN accordance with the agreement in the
presence Of large crowd, preceded by a baud
OF music. His weight was i7O pounds.-State,-
rifle IN. CO. 4mericdn, July 4, 1870.
Our North Carolina cotemporary is correct in
the main in regard to the extraordinary feat of
our distinguished belly-bunter, Major Morse
but makes mistake about his weight, which
was ~ pounds instead Of 40. The North Caro-
INA paper does not seem to have received in
formation OF the melancholy sequel of the
MAJORS gallant effort-his untimely end in A
Bowen mud-h when in sight of his goal.
VINO would not sing for Lycidas? He knew
Hlmself to sing, and build the lofty rhyme
de must not float upon his muddy bier
lnwept, and weller to the parching wind
without the need of some melodious tear.
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An Act granting certain additional priv ilepes 10
producers and dealers in the several markers
BE Il enacted ty the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the Cry of Washtngtou That
from and after the passage Of this act Il shall be law
fu for producers and dealers occupy their stands
in the several markets At such hours in addition to
the ueual market hours the clerk of each market
may dHeot Pyocided, That ct no time shaII the
proper csening Of the markets be hndered or inter
eEc. 2. And be IL further enacted, That all ACTS
or parts Of acts conflicting with the above be- and
are hereby, repealed. NM
Approved, June 10, 1870.
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and Boston may well be proud of it's noted
American House, 80 long and 90 well kept by
Lewis Rice, Esq. Thoroughly refitted and re-
furnished, IL need fear M competitor.
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THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
LONG BRANCH,
viii be opened on the 18th o. june s.A'Ai G4
:, This nagnihcent hotel has over GO ROOMS
rhAzza fronting the ocean 100 tset long.
Ior rooms apply at the Everett House. New York,
. B. BoRRows, Proprietor.
VII WlLkIheON. euperintendent jel0 I'm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-14

THERE is a cOmmotion in the Democratic
camp. 1t is reported that Democratic politicians
attended a gathering of American citizens of Af-
rican descent at Los Angeles and fraternized
with them socially and politically. IL is also
stated that at Napa several prominent defenders
of the constitution, as expounded by Calhoun,
and the resolutions of 1898, attended the ball
given in honor of the promulgaton of the ff-
teenth amendment, and danced with the sex
which is fair even in its darkest colors. " Eyes
looked love to eyes that spake again, to the
Democratic politicians. The question is, what
shall be done with these Caucasians who have
been carrying the war into Africa? Some of the
party organs have repudiated them, declared
that they are nobodies, and that the party is not
responsible for them, while others seem to think
that nothing is to be gained by abusing the col
ored men, but that by little management they
can be driven into the Democratic corral and in
duced to form another of the singular collection
that makes up the present locofoco happy fam
ily.-San Francisco Alta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-14
OFFICIAL PAPERS FOR THE NINTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Sis
~ ktyOu-ss Whereas the Legislature of the state
alltorna did at its session pass law which took
elect ON the day of its approval he 29th of March, 1870
and which enacts as follows to wit: 1t shall be the duty
OF each District Judge within thirty days the passage
OF this act to designate by order filed newspaper
county in his jurisdiction in which shall be published all
Judicial and legal advertisements for said
fore in pursuance of the provisions said act Irea
Weekly Ltoa il hereby designated such newspaper fur
the county of Siskyou Shasta Courier is hereby des-
ignaed such for the county Shasta and tho
Trinity Journal is hereby designated newspaper for
the county OF Trinity The prOpreors Of the
newspapers will give bonds required by said 1t
further ordered that this order be filed by the Clerk of the
District Court Of Siskyou county in his Office and
make out and send to the propetors of each
named newspapers certified copy Of this order forthwith
April 18th, 1870.
A. NJ. RoSBOROUGH, District Judge
OF the Ninth Judicial District the State of California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF SIsKIYOU,-ss. J. Aus
tin Hawkins Clerk of the District Ninth Ju-
dcal District, in and for the county Sskyou
OF California hereby certify that the annexed is a full
trne and correct copy of the original order designating
newspapers in which legal advertisements shall be pub
llshed as the same remains record on file in
the office of said
Witness my hand Of said District Court a
rsr,rl this 10Th day Of April. A. D. 1870.
tI AUSTIN HAWKINS. Clerk.
by f. IL. HOGEBo0M, Deputy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-14

One hundred and fifty go from here, one hun
dred more will join them at Sacramento, and If
anv lady or gentlemen in Trinity county (con-
nected with the school Department. would like
to affiliate, they will no doubt be received with
a glad welcome.
The Idaho from Honolulu arrived yesterday
noon connecting at that port with the Mongd
NongG. pioneer steamer of the Australian line.
She brings one hundred and sixty passengers
from sydney and New Zealand, all of them
bound for England The passage TO the islands
was made in seventeen days and from thence to
San Francisco in fourteen more.
The suspension of the large Italian house o.
Ghrardelli & Co., with liabilities amounting to
$500 900, has caused quite stir in the CONNER
ca world. A proposition will oe made to pay
creditors seventy-fve cents on the dollar-liqud-
alton to extend over three years.
Colonel Savage, chief of all the Fenians, ar
rived from the East couple of days ago, and
will lecture through the State on Irish affairs
Bayard Taylor, the great traveller, is expected
shortly, under engagement to the Mercantile IL
orary, and P. r. Barnum, the unrivaled hum
bug is also coming, to raise money for some
Connecticut endowment. The late Legislature
passed a bill permitting the Mercantile library
to hold lottery and the prospectus will shortly
be issued. 1t is said to consist of gift scheme
with 5000, 900 tickets at five dollars each, real
izlng 81 600, 600 The first prize will be $500,
600 in gold coin the second valuable resi-
dence, and five hundred smaller plums for lucky
winners. Calitornans are pretty sure to pur-
chase shares with gambling liberality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-14

In the Probate Court Of the County Of Trinity,
State Of California. - In tie Mdtter Of the
Estote Of JACOB LOOHS, Deceased:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN PUR-
" suance of an order of the Probate court of
the county Of Trinity, State Of California, made
on the 18th day of May, A D. 1870, in the mat
ter OF the estate Of Jacob Loots, deceased, the
Undersigned administrators of the estate of said
deceased, will sell, at private sale, after the
lst day of June, A. D. 1870, all the right
title, interest and estate Of the said Jacob Loots
at the time of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that said estate has by operation Of
law or otherwise acquired othe: than or in ad-
diton to that of said Jacob Loots at the time of
his death, in and to the following described
property, lying and being in the county and
State aforesaid, to wit: A certain blacksmith
shop, with the tools thereto belonging, situate
on the west side of Main street, in the town of
Weavervie; also a certain house and lot ad-
joining said blacksmith shop also the ranch on
Indian creek formerly occupied by G. w. TWAIN
bly,. Offers or bids in writing for said property
in parcels, will be received at the residence of
the undersigned, in the town of Weavervile
county and State aforesaid. Terms of sale cash
Sale subject to confirmation by said Probate
court.
May 18th, 1870.
ELIZA L0OTS, Administrators.
G. Il. WILLIAMS, Attorney. 19-3w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-14

MASONIC PUBLICATIoN.-We have received the
Masonie Mirror, a neatly printed magazine pub
lished at San Francisco Amosa W. Bishop ed
itor. 1t is devoted to Masonic literature, his
tory, jurisprudence and general intelligence,
and we think it is deserving of patronage by the
order on this coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-14

A RESOLUTION introduced by Mr.. Sargent was
adopted in the House Of Representatives on the
Goth ult., instructing the committee on coinage
to inquire into the expedency of directing the
issue of a new coin of the current value of
twenty cents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-14
U. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE,

VNHE ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES COMPRIS-
L ing the Special Tax (License) and Income
Tax, and articles in Schedule A, assessed under
the internal revenue laws of the United States
having been returned to the Collector of the
Fifth District of the State of California bv the
U. S. Assessor of said District Notice is hereby
criven that said IN yas ara