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pH LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctisneers aud keal Estate Brokers,
southwest corner of PenGsy lvania ave- and IIth 81
Star Office Buildings.

Star OInce buildings.
Trustees SALE OF % LOTS, In SQUARE
2Oe, SITUATED BETWEEN lirH AND IJTH
AND Q AND STREET..
- By virtue o. q deed of trust, dated September
~ ISL. and recorded in Liber Goa. folio 2li, of
. the land records of Washington corrty. aud At
the request Of the lies secured TIE eby, sub
scribers will sell to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the IA day OF June ls72 at
'cleck p: M, lots numbered from "a TO ), both
inclusive, in square DDS, according 20 Riggs and
Pants subdivision of said square, much there
said trust. -
Terms of sale: One third cash, (of which $50 on
each lot sold must be paid at the time and place OF
sae) and the residue in equal sums, in one and 70
years from the day of sale with interest on the de-
ferred payments at the rate of per centum
aDnum, until paid ysble half yearly; for which
deferred payments and interest the purchase. must
give notes, secured by deed Of trust on the prop
ery sod TO the satisfaction of the Trustees III the
terms Of sale not Piled with within FIVE DAYS
from the day of sale, the Trustees tae right
to resell the property, or any part thereof ten
at the rsk and cost Of the purchaser purchasers
In default. All coEveysnces, recording and stamps
to be paid by the purchaser
4 \. Z. RREEsroR,S Trustees.
msy9th s tn ads LATIMER CLEARLY. Aucts.
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10 EATIMER CLEARY,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and N strast
Star Office Building.
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TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF AHANO-
sODE THRLE-STORY AND BASEMENT
bMELLING-HOUSE, ON STREET, NORTH

~THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
F0NED until THURSDAY, May 80. 1872, at
O'clock .. N ., the premises. BY oder If the
Trustees. MATTINGLY WHEELEB.
MA AuctiOneeIs.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS HEREBY POST
PONED until MONDAY. June 3, l572, same hour
and place. By order o. the Trustee:
MtTTINGLY WHEELER,
ND ItlrOn
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LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
pT GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS

Pr GREEN $ WILLIAMs, Auctloneerst
~ No IOOl northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
TBBggsSTrEEESsALEo OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PPSSbBtt kFSst on TEWSkEILEFTH, BETWEEN
18th ISL and reeorded in I Lib, No So, foIis
& tss hs LAND for Washing; s
recton of the party secured thereby. will sell at
Soss sssas
S scr or lots q Ground situate, lying and being
scribed as lots nnmbersd seventy three (7 and
seventy four T4,, in Allen and Falconers subdivis
subdysion is recorded in Liber o. II. B., folio iss,
one Of the land records of Washington county. The
Terms q sale Qnefo cash; the balance in 6,
H. Is and "a mosths secured BY notes bearing ten
1rty: goo down whC the property Is, struck of.
from the sale the the right te
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
mayis-eOSds GREEN 4 wIILfHas. H Uicts.
account ei the rain until the 9Th ins {"
ms GREEN WILLIAMS. Auots
nrTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, on
account Of the rain, until FRIDAY, the 3ist inst,
mssd GREEN / sWy IIIisSs TIE Ace.
RY b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1919 Seventh street, between G and II.
SALE OF IMPROVED Properly ON ST,
kEAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING or
FISE, SUITABLE FOB STORE AND w ELL
~, We will sell, on FRIDAY, May 81, at 80
Ia clock D. m, for the Columbia Hiding $50
citation, on the premises, to the highest Bidder,
Lot ~, in Mc4uire' subdivision o. Square g. , i'm
proved by House No. ~ III street. two-story a ld
attic Frame. and also a small Frame Oh the rear
The lct fronts "a feet, and has depth Of us Il et
inches to paved alley. 1t is very desirable stand
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance in G. l2
IL and "a months with six cent. iltere3s ecu ed
by deed of trust. Stamps aud convey ancng at the
cost of the purchaser. SIS down on day of 5 lie
ZEPHAkIAH JONES. IT,, -
JOHN T. GIVEN, { LIT Ie35'
may14 2aw&1s b. II. WARNER, Auct'r
RY VIM. l.. WALL & Co, Auctioneers,
d New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN 3p
STREET EAST, BETWEEN STREET AND
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
III On FRIDAY, the 3lst day of May,
GsE 1872, at D o'clock p. m, shall offer for sale
r.<-- At pubic auction, in front of the misses,
parts OF lots q, p q, and of Crutchetr's subdi-
vision u square No 1885, fronting Is feet 81 street
east, with the improvements thereon, consisting of
Ia cCnye~ lent Frame HouEe.
Terms One-haf cash; the residue in two enual in
stslments of three ard six months; the rarchP-er
giving his notes fog the deferred payments sssfac
tUTily endorsed aud bearing interest from tire day
of sale. A deed gi~en and deed of trust taken All
convey ancing at me cost OF the purchaser.
ASBURY LLOYD, AT orney
nA-d6 w. L.. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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TRIsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKOPEkTf ON 1lTH STREET n. W, BE.
mayl8-eo LaTf M EN- + cnrSRY, Auot,

g-JN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ABOyEs.Jr
isiD9 on .moTIs dsy, il ia POS, pone until MON
DAY, June 3D. lS72r same hour I'd place, by order
of Trustee. LATIMER a CLEARY
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liz ID. ID. WhhNBH,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
729 Seventh street, between G and a.
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Star Office Buildings
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VI LATImEk & CLEARY,
ID AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylv ania avenue and nth 81.
star Office Building
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WIN. y. HOLMAN, ln
MITCHAN @. LUfTRELL,} Trustees.
ml6-d LATIMER q OLEARY, Aucts.

- THE AB0yE SALE Is POSTPONED until
"WEDNESDAY, June 9TH la3, same hour and
place. BY order Of the Trustees.
M NIT q AHEpccr {. zH4fRarLL : Trustees.
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ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Broke rs,
Southwest corner OF Penna avenue and llth str eet
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRKFy9 pIEtHGs At At AuSErrr9NETrTNW0 Trans
sTREETS; SOUTHWEST. ISLANDD AND
TWO TWO.STORY FRAMES ON REAR OF
LOT, FRONTIN9 ON 30-FOOT PAVED
ALLEY, BRINGING GOOD RENT.
- By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated May 4th,
~. A. ID. ISL, and duly recorded among the land
oirecerds Of Washington county; in the District
by direction OF the party sec1Eed thereby will
May, 1872 at Ga O'Clock p in front Of the prem
Uses, all that certain part OF Lot numbered seven
teen, (HD In Square numbered five hundred and
thirty In the city of Washington in said
District, and described as follows beginning for
the same on the line Of street south l6 feet east
from the northwest corner of said lot, and running
thence east feet, thence south III feet inches TO
thirty foot alley thence west along said alley "a
feet and thence north Ia feet inches to the place
of beginning, together with the improv ements
thereon mentioned above. :.
Terms Of sale: $500 cash; the balance in 8 and II
months, for which the notes Of purchaser, bearing
interest from day OF sale, and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold, shall be taken. e76
down at the time OF SALE All conveyancina and
revenue stamps e. purehssers cost Terms Of sale
the property will be resold at cost and risk Of de-
'"u''Ns wM. r. HoLrzMAN,
MITCHAN O. LUfTRELL,S trustees.
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Auctioneers and Resl Estate Brokers.
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and fltsuut
Star Once Building.
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- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, June Sd, ls79, same hour and place.
mad I'D u 'H' GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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IA II rINGS AND CHROM0S AT AUCTION
CD SATURDAY EVENING, June L IS7l at the
concIuslon OF our book slle, we shall sell q small
Oil Paintings AID Chromos
Terms cash.
mo- 2t LATIMER A CI,EARy Auots
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13
FOR C0NGRESs-Third District
JOHN M. CoCHLAN.
Subject to the Nomination of the Re-
publican District Convention.

An ARCTIC CLIMATE.-Messrs. Slime
and Churchill started out the latter part
of last week to take hunt in the mount
sins south of Butteville in which are to
be found the head waters of Shasta, Scott
and Trinity rivers. For many years past
they have taken annual hunts in these
mountains, where on former occasions, in
The summer season, they have found
refreshing and invigorating, but not ur-
pleasant atmosphere. This season, how
ever, on the 9th of June, they found it
cold enough for midwinter. As they ap-
preached the SUBMITS, they found abrupt
banks and snowdrifts, the remains of last
Winters accumulations, which it was
impossible to su,mount. And there pour.
cd down also rain and sleet which cut
them and their animals TO TIE marrow.
Night coming on they were compelled TO
camp thsre, and next morning icicles
were in abundance six and eight inches
long. The ropes which they had along
for picketing their horses were frozen
stiff and bard as a bone. Not relishing
the arctic zephyrs Of that elevated region,
they beat hasty retreat to the valley
again, leaving the bear and deer which
do congregste there. TO rather more than
their accustomed security. - Y'ekG Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

AssEssABLE PROPERTY OF THE STATE.
The following interesting facts were de-
veloped at recent meeting OF the State
Boald OF Equalization:
Last year the total assessable property
in the State WAS only $277 ,53s 900 this
year San Francisco county alone exceeds
that sum by thirty and odd million dol
lars. Sacramento county last year gave
in nearly sl2 1000, 600; this year her as
sessment roll will exceed $4,000 900.
Sonoma county last year nearly 81 900, 900;
this year exceeding 500, 600, 900. Alameda
county rolls up S35, 900, 900. The mount
air counties have not yetincreased much,
but the strictly agricultural and southern
counties generally exhibit large incl ease
in property valuations. Enough is ascer-
tained already to render it certain that
property in this State, subject to taxation
at cash valuation, under the present sys-
tenn, exceeds eight hundred million dol
lars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

Wednesdays mail fail
ed to bring us any news lIom the Balti-
more Convention. 1t is, however, fore
gone conclusion that that body will en-
dorse the nomination Of Greeley and
Brown in some manner, though there will
be strong element OF the party which
will kick in the traces at such action,
which is simply political suicide. 1t
Democratic principles have been worth
coutendng Tor in the past, there should
still be something lett to cling to. Pres
ent indications are, however, that having
abandoned their distinctive principles
last year by accepting the New Depar-
ture," they will now abandon their or
ganizatiOn, also, by coming to the Re-
pubicans lor their candidates. Gieeley'S
nomination at Cincinnati, has thus tar
created a greater division among Demo-
ciat> than among Republicans, and we
are little culiou, OhOugh its none ol our
iuneral) to see in what shape the political
problem will be pr esented lor solution.
LATER From Mr.. Chas. h. May
hew, who came over from Shasta on
Thursday, we learn that telegram re-
ceived at that place announced that
Greeley and B own had been nominated
by the Baltimore Convention. From
the same gentleman we learn that Clay
w. Taylor, the popular Democratic Di.-
trict Attorney Of Shasta county, has de-
c|ared Tor Giant, in opposition to the by
birds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

per annum taken from the interest ac-
count the duties on imports reduced ut
each session Of Congress; and while this
is. being done, the world looks on in won
der and amazement at the recuperative
power, and successful financial policy of
the United States. Against these facts,
what have the opponents of the admins
tation to urge ? That Grant has accept
ed lew presents and made few mis-
takes in his appointments - mistakes
which in the light OF past experience will
not be made again.
1t is easy enough to string out mass
of gittering generalties, to denounce
this as - the most corrupt OF all admins
tiations,' 10 mouth column upon column
about " nepoti,m," 'present-taking,"
and kind ed topics, but it will not do
in this age the peop.e will be satisfied
with nothing but acts. Whi,e they rec
ognize that a public officer is on trial
when in office, and admit the right Of ev-
cry citizen to scan his acts and judge his
motives yet they are not to be moved
by the fiothy defamation o. demugogues,
whose only aim is to miscon>tIue and
peIveit the meaning Of every measure al
teeting the national welfare. And while
the laws are faithfully executed, giving
iull p otection to the humblest citizen /;
while the national revenues are honestly
collected and applied to none but legiti-
mate pull poses and while the represent
ative Repubicanism OF every State and
Teri itory rises as one man in approval Of
the past, the sha Is of malice, o. mi>iep-
resentation OF envy OF hatred aud Of
calumny, will fail harmless to the
ground.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

A New THING.--Tho Macon (Ga.)
Telegraph describes process which, by
the usa OF an apparatus not exceeding $40
ia cost and certain salt, the name Of
which is suppressed, reduces water, milk
or any desired liquid to the temperature
OF "a degrees in tour minutes. Ice can
be produced by continuing the process
eight or ten minutes longer; and the salt
can be dried, cut and again used. 1t is
claimed that the discovery will be- valus-
bic TO armies on the march, families in
the country and people in tropical coun-
tries. We think so, it the thing can be
dome
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

THEY will never let up on the old
chap of Chappsqua. He is now credited
with the following: an sowing turnip
bed>tssds a sail-maker's needle should
invariably be used. With it perforate the
ground to the depth of two or three inches
pull out the hols and insert the bed, toad.
In two weeks the turnups will begin to
eprout. During the period, the bed
thouid be well watered and kept warm by
r conuterpane, the best way to prepare
these beds is with threshing machine
OF these there are several descriptions,
but the Mace and Coburn is undoubtedly
the best. Whoever dares to think differ
ent, is red handed rebel, "A liar a villain,
g slave, and bought with British gold"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

HUMBOLDT NEws.-The signal comes
to US "A week behind the times. What's
the matter, Dave ?...."A chopper had
his right forearm broken by a n falling
limb on the 10Th John Thompson was
badly injured in a logging claim...,Somo
>coundrel entered the house OF Capt.
West, ON Elk liver while his daugh-
ter, aged l3 yeaIs, was sleeping, and de-
spoiled her OF her wealth of black, curly
hair. Some anR. thetic was undoubtedly
used ,..." "Jacinto" writes that there are
many ways of accounting for the unpop-
ulaiity Of Democracy. The cd party,
for instance, might have kepta toll-bridgo
in its day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13
NEW THIS w EEK.
REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
VENTI0I.

T A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN,
~ State Central Committee, hold at tn ir
I.ooms, Az amy street, san rIanci co, on
the 18th day OF juno, lo7l, it was resolved,
That a state Convention Of the neiublican
party OF California, b. Mold ut this City .. Sac
ra u, MO On Ih4rsday, ths lst day vi Aag st.
lo7k, iOr the purpose of " nominating an Electo-
rial ticket 10 b5 supported at tbs ensding
I r1sid initial election, and Tor tn transaction
OF sach other basin SIS as shall properly come
b iore said Convention. Del ,gat TO said
Convention are hereby apportiOned to the scv-
eral cOantiss as follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1872.
THE LABOR MOVEMENT IN LONDON.

THE LABOR MOVEMENT IN LONDON.
A few days ago the telegraph repoi ted
that the employees connected with the
building trade in London had struck TOR
an advance of wages and reduction of
time. 1t appears that their present wages
are seven pence per hour, and ten hours
constitute a days work. They seek an
advance of nine pence per hour and the
reduction Of the hours Of labor to nine
hours day. They claim that in addi-
tion to the ten hours work they are com
PEELED to 60 long distances in their own
time to and from their work. 1t seems
that a mason gets seventy pence per day
or about 81 40, and what they strike for
is ninety pence per day for nine hours
work, which would be equal to 81 SO per
day. The mechanics of Washington re-
ceive from 81 to S. per day, mo'o than
twice as much rs their brother workmen
in London, and yet living and rent are
higher in London than in Washington
city. This illustration affords the most
striking contrast between the great diff
ference in the social and personal stand
ing of mechanics in the United States
and abroad. Upon the European CONT
nent mechanics and laborers are paid
even less in proportion, so that where
wages are doubled in Europe they will
be yet very considerably below those that
are paid to mechanics in the United
States. In the face of these blessings and
the general prosperity, it would be trea-
son to themselves, as well as to Republi-
can principles, to desert an Admnistra-
ton which has administered tho law so
wisely and well that never in America
have all BUSINESS enterprise so uniformly
prospered and our commercial classes
been 50 free from failures and baukrup:s.
The Government having set the exam
pie of the eight hour rule for its work,
private enterprises must necessarily con-
form to it sooner or later and the Re-
publican party which has emancipated
the slaves will make it its farther mission
to emancipate the laborers from the un-
just control of the capitalists.
THE GROWTH OF OUR RAILWAYS.
One OF the striking illustrations of the
rapid growth of our country is the con.
stant increase Of our railway facilities.
The mails are now carried over 81, $50
miles OF railroad. In 1850, there were
only 5000 miles in operation in 1860,
q COO miles in 1870, 43 900 miles, and at
present nearly 58, 600 miles. Upon these
railways the mails are annually carried
distance of 100000 Of miles, and it
will not be long before they are carried
the distance between the sun to the earth,
95 100000 miles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13
NO NEWS OF IMPORTANCE.

The absence Of the President and most
of the Ca abinet has caused lul in Gov
ermental affairs, and only routine busi-
ness is transacted. Until after the nom
ination at Baltimore, the Presidential
campaign cannot be considered as fully
opened, and therefore the notes OF pre-
paration are progressing slowly. Both
Committees, however, are at work, and
the Republican Central Committee is
preparing Il number Of very important
documents which will be OF great con-
venenee to editors and public speakers.
1t becomes more evident from day to
day that the States OF Pennsylvania and
Indiana will be considered the key OF the
political situation. Both parties are con
centrating their effol Is in those States,
because i, they 60 Tor Grant in October
his election is certain: should they be
lost, while his election is still probable,
his chances would no doubt be rendered
insecure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

A PENNsYLvANIAN who married his
second wife indecently soon after the fu-
neral Of the first, was visited with two
hours serenade in token of dsapproval.
He expostuated pathetically thus ~
cay, poys, you ought to be ashamed Of
yourselts to be making all dis noise ven
dare vas a funeral here so soon !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13
TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS

SAN FRANCISCOi-L. P. Fisher, 20 and
81 New Merchants Exchange; Bean Co
No. 4l0 Montgomery Street; Thomas Boyce,
80 Merchants Exchange,
NEW YORK ;-Hudson & Menet, Al Park
Row; Geo, r. Rpwell Il Co., 40 Park Row S.
NJ. Pettingill Il Co, 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

RAILRoAD.-The track is laid on the
Oregon and California Railroad line as
far Ne the American Ranch, IS miles from
Shasta, and construction trains are run
ming to that point. So VIC learn from the
Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

Williams. who murdered
John Todhunter, and was sentenced to
be hung on the 26th of Jaly, made his
escape from the Yreka Jail on the I'd inst.
A reward Of $500 is offered by the Sheriff
OF Siskiyou county for his arrest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

CINNIBAR.-The editor of the Shasta
Courier has been shown some specimens
oi cinnabar, taken from a ledge in that
county which the exhibitor says is very
rich. Cinnabar is frequently found in the
gravel washings Of Trinity River, and We
predict that a valuable ledge Of that use
iul ore will be- found in this county at no
distant dAy,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

A" LITTLE busy bee" sought to inn
prove each shining hour" in a church
at indianapolis by trying to extract hon
cy from the shining bald pate Of broth
or, driving him finally out Of church.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

THE Republican State Convention, to
nominate candidates for Electors for
President and Vice President, will be
held at Sacramento on the first day OF
August.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

Do YOU want the best Shoe ever made,
one that will not rip or come apart ?
Then buy the Ca6ie Scre,D Wire Boots
and Shoes-al have the Patent Stamp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

CONGREssIoNAL.-The Republican Dis
trict Committee is called to meet in
Marysvile on the 18th to take the pre-
liminary steps TO calling Congressional
Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.

VHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
1 that the partn orship heretofore existing
between A. l.. Nc = hort n and James Mul-
lane is dissolved from and alter this date.
A. l.. McWHOkTER.
Burnt Ranch, July ., lS72 4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

JOSH BILLINGs says: "There IL one
thing about hen that looks like wisdom.
They don't caekle much until they have
laid their egg"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-13

An Iowa man re used to see his wife
die, because he was afraid she would
pledge him not to marry again.