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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-24
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2a-P. NJ.
saLs OF Government h0nds
z ~ 20 800 4. E2n Con 10.

There has been much less active specula-
ton in stocks to-day, than Tuesday Monday, and
In fact during the Of the o'clock board, and
up to the close duness the characteristic feature
of this department The assigned for this sud
den and remarkable change are, first the squeeze in
cash gold which diverted the attention OF operators
in stocks to the Gold Room and second, the desire TO
know the action OF the Bank OF England directors at
their regular meeting tomorrow, before manipulating
the market any further II Is likely more active spec
uatiOn will be shortly for the clques ready TO
continue the battle as soon as any new elements
present themselves, while the darling" public Will
doubtless indulge in flyer" or two. The widest
changes to-day were in Pacific Mail and Canton, the
former ha wing advanced from 1904 1924 later reactng
10 Oli and the latter from lO5 10 O recedng fraction
at the close Next in Importance were Western Union
Northwestern Common and Ohos, which rose each 10
one per cent. Atlantic Mail declined from l9t TO 49,.
fair business also done In Rock Island, n. Y Cen
trail. Lake Shore, St. Pauls G. C. and l. c. and Union
Pacific, but features were noticed ana the mar
ket will pass for the dullest since the Treasury
supplied ten millions and relieved the street" two
weeks ago last Monday. Fort Wayne sold at o4A09il
Harlem at 1l2 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. 96i
Michigan Central 1851 Illinois Central, 1851 st. Louis
and Iron Mountain, 92l and Panama at li5 In the mis-
celaneOus shares Canton advanced per cent and the
Quicksilver shares per cent Consolidation Coal selling
at 44d44A Express shares quiet and steady. The
following table shows the opening highest lowest and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day:
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REAL ESTATE.
wEDSuspAr, Oct ~. 1871

WEDNESDAY,, Oct a. 1S71
There was quite a largo attendance at the Ex-
chance this mog several instances the competition quite
,i The following transactions took place BY Goodenougb
weber d. NJ seamn Officiating suetonee Supreme Court
order b direction Edward y. Swe referee together With
the fof, brick and thereon 9I2t5 located on
the eas,erlg side Of Huisorae 20 feet norhery from Tyt
Broohln L. L. Hea MeCHley for $4,000 The 3soJ bnek
store and tenement 2sa 7l NEXT adjoining ii, south 'ne
being the north escy Of Hocnve and Tlar'' TO
John Fitzgerald for $4,000 and the +soy similar type Of
building and LOT neIt adjoining the east, 2Ler'i.'
sr $4,000 to Timothy Henness Ako, under the Sme of's
and direction the following property this elyi The proper"
located the westerly side Of ROosesesi between ol and Che
consisting Of lot 23Iec6 together with Iio franc building @
sIePos 9e5eSn ssoSn as stree, no. ~ e ~ is
e,s,ery from Second ave- Angus, HOben for S63OS 'l
from FGy.irdst to Joseph Mcclure. Toy s7'6 nA s,,,
Muller wilkins Co. advertised 20 sell ten hfsta fehen A
Hnyhrst hot selling two the remainder Of the property W
and Feh slSsIso for saso Ai Nay ,Sd he g.. next Nd I'd
so S E c os 81 SAMUEL Il 'f Pu %i' sS eo. Fox
properly located ana Known Pea and No 50 FeH
did take place the property having been SissI1.n Vim II RAY
nor Of three the block located the outhtry HSs Oh
SS1G'Se S Sao per- o Si two the
.Ou westerly Of G In 4 Ia
Of Fourth and
% s95OOi eight lot. th nora.se cor
3 OF %,. s a SSs5 S aSS
for $500 s11 four lot o. t ne
sales 10 take place at the Exchange tomorrow
ThursddV Oc. "a
ByA Beset Son Co. legal s'le under The direction 81 Soad
Lewis referee bck house and @ lIOIoo located
on The north se Of rs feet Of Teuhaye
Under Of Pho T. Rugge referee three iourso
hgop DIV cling houses and lots each
25I55IlOO5 the norbery side Of fiy seEen, De-
tween Ninth and Nos sos al and J
BY Joseph MGure foreclosure sale, By order Of Butler H. BIo
lot 26lr located on the south"ese
corner Of Tenth-ATe and Seventy-seventh-st 80
Under the lOt 2JIU22 located the souher e
of SeVentv-sevenhL, westerly from Tcnth-aye
r. H. Ludlow Co legal sale under the direction OF Che ~
CTOxe the property &c srss located and known " No. 10
FrontsL q. %, -.
BY Muller Wkns& BY ouier Of F. L. Johnson villa plots
located Maeombs Dam Read snort distance norher! from h
| vi he Cenra-ave
L. ngham located between Onehundred aud one
| hundred nd econd-sts. Second and Thrdaves.
BY Miller legal sale under the direction Of Charles a. JACK
referee the property and No Js West twenty
eghthst house Also leases property tnoSn 80
Nos J and 3i houses and lots, each Zet9oS
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The Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsylya-
mia 6s 1914; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 25b Read
ing Railroad, 57s Pennsylvania Railroad 5s Gold, 49,
Messrs Daniel Drew, A. b. Baylis, and Eugene n Rob-
nson, directors OF the Caution Land Company and mem
bers OF the Executive Committee started for Baltimore
at to-day cOnsummate considerable sales OF
Canton property addition 10 those recently made 10
the Northern Central Railway Company.
Mr. A. H. Allen OF the firm of Allen Bros has been adj
mitted as a member OF the New-YOrk Gold Exchange,
and continues his specially Of time loans OF gold and
currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF
FISK Il HATCH,
No. 5 NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK.

No. 5 NAssAU-sT, NEwYORK.
DEPOSITS received. on which we allow interest at
the rate of four per cent per annum. Special ar
rangements made with Savings Banks and others
depositing large amounts.
We issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available in
all parts of the country and bearing interest in
of special deposit.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and others
in all parts of the country.
Orders for INVESTMENT STOCKS and BONDS
executed at the Stock Exchange, commission, for
cash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT BONDS, and make
specialty of a few FIRsT-CLAss INVESTMENT Securi-
ties which we can recommend with confidence, viz:
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS, Per Cent Gold
CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS, Per Cent Gold.
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS Per Cent Gold.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS can now be
purchased at rates which render them very desir-
able investment and admit of considerable adj
vance in price upon the completion of the Road
The Road is so nearly completed that trains are
expected TO run over the whole line IN December,
after which the securities will be introduced at the
Stock Exchanges when they should soon take rank
with Central Pacifcs and other tirst-cass Bonds on
finished Roads
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS are quoted at all tile
principal Stock Exchanges Of the world, and are
held as the favorite American Security in the Eu-
ropean markets. where large proportion of the en-
tire issue has been absorbed. They are now compar
atiyely scarce in this market.
The WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, payment Of which
is assumed by the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
by consolidation, and which are therefore equal IN
intrinsic value for investment 20 the above we can
usually furnish at something less than the current
market price of Centrals
We buy and sell either of the foregoing at current
market rates.
Full information furnished upon application at
our office, in person OF by mail. FISK HATCH
Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY CoA-
PANYs FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS
secured by large and valuable Land Grant ana
Sinking Fund Of Per Cent of the eaIDingA fsS
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volume Of business the sales being chengat l139I1sl,
though few transactions made at 1871 and 1884,
There were special considerations affecting the
ket although what eventual effect the operations Of the
Bank OF Montreal VIII have upon the premium do not
undertake say. For the present, 1t Ia sufficient 20
both the money and Foreign Exchange markets. TO the
Inconvenience OF merchants and holders. To say the
timed and cannot the end nro % the benent OF that
ns tuition The rates paid for the DAYS use OF gold were
ria aga 264 I16 49, 664, SIC, 1. 36, and 7l6. The
0euayment of November interests amounted TO H6lOo
total OF 81 $4,000 the redemption OF called bonds foot
inc nm "a 700 The Treasury Will sell million gold 10
uSfr1w The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows: Gold cleared ss2662OOj goa banees
S30Os 6c6; currency balances, 34o2,ooh Inc iVHVHDb
el.. ffapa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-24
THE ALDINE.

The AIdine for November is not nearly so
GOOD in the way Of illustration we have righs W
meet from the taste and knowledge OF ts eu''of ,'
Wv. =, this number are simply mediocre. STU
80, hottor than ANYTHING else Of the kind that we
have VIC should perhaps be grateful even for med crty
Amons the articles is a simple suggestion by Mrs
~ r Rradlev. which somebody might male available.
The suggestion is that fund should beSccumuiated
fr,m which physicians might DO ~ hoerty to take
means to give country air to suoh poor patients Us most
require H.
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auttiun Sales Of Real gsiate.
ADRIAN n. MULLER, AuetoneeH
A UCTION SALE of SO VILLA PLOTS

A UCTION SALE of SO VILLA PLOTS
situste on
FoRDHAM HIG1Ts, WESTMINSTER COUNTY,
OVERLOOKING TnB HUDSON RIVER
ADRIAN n MULLER P. WILKINS Co. viii sen at auction
on THURSDAY Oct ls2 II u o'clock at the Exchange salesroom
No. III Broadway BY order Of p L. johnson ESQ.,
80 VILLA PLOTS
,,. On Fordham flights fronting kaeombs Dam Road,
bOr distance junction with Centraave, being The
MOST DESIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
in the lower part Wesiehee County for the erection Of
SUBURBAN HOMES
This property situated the summit Of tie Hghts at an elevation
n from 100 10 40 feet above river commands
,epaye views which
UNSURPASSED FOR BEAUTY.
THE LAND Is NATURALLY DRAINED AND PREB PROM
THOSE MALARI0Us DISEASES which prevail in sections Of
we,,ebee County where natural drainage defective The sec
ton Of weseester County the aboVeeserte property
located is under the charge Of the
CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS.
who are now maturing plans for the eoHstrnedon OF
MAGNIFICENT DRIVES AND AVENUES,
and also for the erection Of a
SUSPENSION BRIDGE OVER
anu 'H' ""'-'"s TUNNELS UNDER
the Harlem River connecting such drives and avenues with the Boue
ward on the Eew-York side
Descriptive msps giving In detail history Of All the great In
proymn,s being made and contemplated ~ the COMMISSIONER
c,r he bsd on Application No. Finest
Firhtv roentm ayr remain on bond and mortgage
Tie Dolly Trains Of the Hudson River Railroad run dhy n
days inclufod W. ~
IERE. JOHNSON, Jr.. Auctioneer:
Real Estate promptly Sold Auction Sales OF Stocks
Furniture. Merchandise 6e-
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Nem Uub!iratlcns.
KNOXVlLLE

HAST TENNESSEE.-TH KNOXVILLE
~ WKKKLY CHRONICLES for l877 will contain in number
.,tr prepared ARTICLES upo9 the Climate Soil Produe hpeIais
aud ohr unsurpassed advantages Of East Ten5e nsSa
al, esl Tie Switzerland the South" These articles are PPd
sTprsssy disseminate facts ioJ The Information pss1'
Scut for Answers 70 Correspondents will be eAIeaiy
and published for general momahoa-the cheapest ana %
be ~
iSiostos address the PubisS RULE KICKS Knoxville IsaA
DOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, imp0S-
H., nses AZ the ,;ensrstve Oans by HENRY A. DANIELS
n D., la Lexington-ave Mailed Tor ~ eeD'S
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,FOPLEjs LINE FOR ALBANY.


CITY OF NORWICH
WIN leave TewYork daily tsundsy eIeepiea at O'Clock m from
Pier No 4O North River foot Of Canal and Wstts-sts
FOR EewLondou and Norwich their connecting wit" Express Trans
m he above points via Vefnon Central NoTNe ana worcester ana
Roon Ustf5rd and Erie Railroads - - 'A3NrrN~
For through tickets rates O freight apply ne ONE yer w.
North River. '" r. fAhhbh' hseh"
York Iuue6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-24

Extra malls for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Slesia viii close at 1890 D. m. at the Merchants' Elk
change Nos. so and 81 Pine-st.
The exports OF specie ST. $40 30 In silver bars.
The monetary situation Is rather rmer than yesterday
on the whole the full legal rate being pretty generally
current all the way though good deal OF business
at Six particularly in the pledge OF Government
bonds lower prevailing at the close Of bank hours
The increase In the values OF securities consequent upon
the Treasury interference OF fortnight or so since re-
quires OF course greater volume OF money IN dally
operations. Discounts rule heretofore.
There was rmer feeling in the tone Of United States
securities In the London market while at home the firm
ness Of yesterday well maintained SIS sell
ing freely at 0105i The offerings TO the Treasury for
the Sinking Fund amounted 10 $2124,sOO at tI2 B to
SIP co. The million awarded at sl2 4s TO tl2 "a
Tho Hara nd
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Gountrp propertn TO Eet.

mo PENTHOUSE No. 743 Fifth-ave., neaI
Central Part for month, from Nov. l. Inquire
u W. b. BISHOP, 1D FIhhaU.
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AlusiraI Instruments

AT GREATEST BARGAIN ever OFFERED:
N Three magnificent and II octave rosewood pes
CITY manufacturers; possible order richest tone vi" De- sofa
half price bought TO-DAY. First first served Anybody IN want
Of bargain in bali price, call at 6O SIthAye near
Foreths A. L. BATTERSONS SoIehouse for Furniture ana
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Fisk & Hatch report as follows at pm:
4fVed ahed

bonds have been moderately active, tho prnei
pal feature being the rmness OF the market Missouri
which considered the best OF the Southern
State bonds moved up 10 93i994 Tennessees re-
main firm on recent statement Of the debt which is
favorable than anticipated. The following wero
fbo do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-24

The DAYS business at the q. g. Sub-Treasury was:
Gold rec mt ans e5l 81 CaneBcy 2aYments. Ssl3S3t 70
1od payuen ... lG3f55l 20 Cucncg Basuce. 2J0iJ ~
Ioh 5nncc i8577B n Customs fs9 W
Currency Tectipts...... 589l6 sol ...o
Cancelled Gold Certificates sen, 10 Washington 10000
Foreign Exchange has been lower the leading bankers
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Doaro ano Rooms.

BOARD WANTED.-A family of three adults
apdIgo children desire boari In private mV
he there are no Other boarler second oo terms not over
$40 per month references exchanged Address 81 Washington
giving location AM particulars.
BOARD can be obtained for two children in
I'D pleasant the ety kindly cared o ana terms very
moderate. Address NJ NJ, Mott Haven PostOmee.
w Portable ROOM With FIRE and gas private family where she
can have bosr desired moderate References exchanged
Address Mrs NJ b. c., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-24
Jneirntilon.
" ONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
y. A BOARDING SCHOOL ,,r,
Cor uahlnr h. "a Intelligent healthy Christian hkM
ESTABLISHED 1884,
Rsruest teeehnf. CommonSense management
BENJAMIN MASON. Box No eoa fonkers ~ T.
Geachers

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER viii give
IA Instruction In DRAWING and PAINTING and IN waI flowers 70
@ a. tss, d,nee or the Studio Buildings corner
M 81 sni finb.av Address Miss A. H., No 2i2 Fh
ave. Ssudio No a., Hev-iork eag
ga mer. School Institute,n IA Bond-st., supplies
schools and families reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
should Application Form W. senermeIsofp AeAI
VNEACHER of English Branches WANTED.
Address SCHOOL Station stating city references ana previous
erpedence A middle-aFcJ lady preferred
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
A PitifII Condition.

1t is a sad thing to pass through life
only half alive. Yet there are thousands
whose habitual condition is one of Ian
guor and debility. They complain of no
specific disease they suffer no positive
pam but they have no relish for any
thing which affords mental or sensuous
pleasure. In nine cases out of ten this
state of laSSitude and torpor arises from a
morbid stomach. Indigestion DESTROYS
the energy of both mind and body. When
the waste OF nature is not supplied by n
due and regular assimilation OF the food,
every organ is starved, every function in
terrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest
under these circumstances Of depression
The system needs rousing and strength
ening not merely for an hour or two, to
sink atterward in more pitiable condi-
ton than ever (as it assuredly would do
if an ordinary alcoholic Stimulant We're
resorted to- but radically and perma-
nCutlY.
How is this desirable object to be ac-
cOmplished? ? The answer to this Ques-
ton, founded on the unvarying expert
ence OF n quarter OF century, is easily
given. lntuse new vigor into the di-
gestive organs by Il course of Hostctter's
SlondCu DlttelS. 40 not waste uluG DN
administering temporary remedies, but
wake the system by recuperating the
tountain-head of physical strength and
energy, the great organ, upon which all
the other organs depend for their nurture
and support.
BY the time that dozen doses Of
the great vegetable tonic and invigorant
have been taken, the feeble frame of the
dyspcptic will begin to feel its benign in
tluence. Appetite will be created, and
with appetite the capacity to digest what
it Graves. Persevere until the cure is
complete-until hcalthful blood, fit to be
the material Of flesh and muscle, bone
and nerve and brain, flows through the
channels of circulation, instead of the
watery pabulum with which they have
heretofore been impertectly nourished.
6June
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
n Q M G n e w s L.
Death of Mrs. IS. j. Howe.

Mrs. IL. J. Howe, formerly of Weaver
willie, died recently in Philadelphia. She
had gone to that city for medical treat
ment. We find the following tribute to
her memory in the Wellington (Ohio,)
Enterprise:
ave are called upon to chronicle the demise
of a most estimable lady, Mrs Emellne John
ron Howe, who departed this life at Phiadel-
uhia on the 18th day of June, 1872. Many OF
the old residents of this county will remember
her as she was born, raised and married in
the town of Huntington, Lorraine County.
la 1879 she graduated from the ladies' de-
partmcnt of Oberlin College, with high hon
Ors, and in April, lSli, she was married to IL.
j. Howe, Esq, resident of California, where
they have since resided
During the past six years, Mrs Howe had
been a resident of san Francisco, Cal. Before
entering upon her collegiate studies she made
public profession ofreligion and at the time
of her death was member of the First Bap-
tist Church OF San Francisco.
About two years and a half ago an ovarian
tumor appeared which continued to increase
in size SO aS to make II surgical operation inn
ucrative. For this purpose she crossed the
continent "a Philadelphia in May last, where
the operation was performed by an eminent
slrg on barring a week OF most intense bod
ilv suilcrinf she was cheerful and happy IN
The hope Of a blessed Immortality, and love OF
The Savior in whom She laced her trust.
Her heart was chepred to the last by the pres
cnee Of her unce mother and husband, who
ministercd to all her temporal wants. In ac-
cordancc with her wish, her remains We're yes
torday carried to the family buryins- ground
Al Huntington, and placed beside those OF her
two sisters and brothers; the old neighbors
and friends gathered about the tomb to pay
the last tribute Of respect and affection to the
mciuory of the departed. she was a woman
of rare mental attainments, noted for her
charity to all, malice toward none" but
more especially for her exemplary religious
walk and conversation. Mono know her bat
TO love her \ brother, father, mother and
husband, besides other relations and II large
cifcle'nf lliends both in Ohio and California,
deeply deplure her loss and revere hor monl-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

THE following are the arrivals from
abroad during the past week;
Union Hotel- f. Ha,ting, Eureka; j.
c. Ogden, Eureka; II. r, Kendall, San
Francisco; DR.. Brown, San Francisco;
+. Reihman, Fort Jones; Peter Black,
Shasta county; w. II. Vankirk, Chico.
Neto Yoyh Hotei-F Moshcr, French
Gulch; VIM. Brown, French Gulch; A.
Fried, San Francisco; G. p. Miller, San
Francisco; j. S. Berger, Red Bluff.
Empire Hotei-- Bradley, Red Bluff;
j. Stinc, Red Bluff,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.-For many years
and old Frenchman by the name Of Du-
chcsuc, has mined in this county, gener-
ally living and working without a part
ncr. or late he worked principal y on the
East Fork, about three or four miles
from North Fork, and is believed to have
done very we'll the past few months. y
few days ago, it was discovered that Du-
chimes cabin had been burned down,
and the first impressions were that the old
man had been loully dealt with and the
cabin afterwards set on fire to destroy all
evidences OF the crime. a coroncr's in
quest was held by Justice Ritterbush, at
which the evidence tended to show that
the old man bad died by his own hand,
the body, which was uninjured by the
flames, showing no marks of violence
whatever. No money was found, though
Duchesnc was known to have number
Of " specimens" which are believed to be
greatly from rheumatism, which may
buried in the vicinity. Duchesne suffered
have driven him to the rash act. He had
been an old soldier of the French army,
serving many years in the Army Of Al
giers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
ANKs-We have received a C.

THANKs.-We have received a compli-
mentary season ticket from the California
State Agricultural Society, to the State
Fair which commences on the 18th and
ends on the 2Sth OF September, 1872. We
will try to put in an appearance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

GUARDING AGAINST FIRE.--kuper,
Karsky & Co. have laid two hundred
feet of iron pipe from the Sturdivant
ditch to the middle of the street in front
of their store in junction City. BY at
taching hose they will have an unlimited
supply of water, with which they can
deluge their premises in case of fire.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

JACINTo. Mr.. Il. E. Jones has re-
ceived letter from his former partner,
Mr.. Finn, now ut Clarks burg, Indiana.
Like the majority of returned Caltorni-
ans, Finn cannot make himself content
ed in the East and writes that he, "had
rather be hung in California, than to die
natural death on bed of roses back
here" Before leaving, in the Spring,
" Doc" gave Smiley a bullet, with in
structons to shoot him "square through
the head" if he ever saw him back here
lie writes now to "tcll Smiley to throw
away that bullet" Smiley, who carries
the SotpcHir in his vest pocket, has prom
iaed that the bullet shall be used only in
a manner that will be perfectly harmless.
Politically, there is some Grceleyi.m
in Iowa and Illinois, but none that could
be discovered with the naked eye in his
part of Indiana. The Indiana Demo-
cratic Convention endorsed Greeley. At
ter the Convention adjourned, an old
buttcnut delegate inquired il that was
the same Greeley they had d" fit" SO long.
Which was very natural inquiry on the
part Of the old butternut.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

Thomas BALL.-Mr. Thomas is pre-
pairing to make the dancing party on the
evening of the 4th, the most pleasant af-
fair of the season. The advertisement
will be found under the proper heading.
Supper will be served at the New York
Hotel, and two additional instruments
added to the celebrated string band"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

REMEMBER Johnny Cobert's ball at
oregon Guleh, this friday evening
We predict a good time for those who at
tend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
RECORDED DURING THE FAST WEEK.

John Jackson to Richard Clifford House
and lot on Taylor street-Sl 900.
II. Kraft to Otto Vollmors-Ranch at Trim
ity Ccntcr-Sl 900.
W. Sims to Geo Dloore-Claims and water
riyht on Hay Fork-Si00.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

READ "Pipifax," the great German
bitters, advertised on third page.