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DRY GOODS.
.OGAN WYI.rE.

DOGAN q WYIGE.
Ii PoPTLAR DRY GOODS HOrVg
lois Am 1910 SRrENrH STKFEr. \
Nav SrRiNG GOODS
COLORED SILKS, ~. - g ard - ~.
BLACK >ILkS. from 81 Z, e
JAPANESE SILKS. 81 ~ and IS cents
SILK PrNGEES best gao.ls 4,
FRENCH POfLlSs. and other rich fHh.i-s In -
the NV .hsdes AZ TINS
LOW AND MEDIUM PRlCFp DRESS Goops
IN GkFAT NARlETG
NoURNING GoOpS. = IN 1 a. 'rtB,er.
Shawls. White Gcod< Rouse Fu-ni.hins Dr, a.
Hosiery Glove. Motors A. 7'
Sonly one Price. IN PLAIN Fisurs - mn, o,
eros GRAIN SILKS.
" 81 so TO 81
Bsrse lot a sprine p plius, Chaii;es ALL.
Nelanges, Serges &r.
TucEes Nsnsooks for a ildren Drrsse~
Great Bargains in fulhr rid-ries
Curtain Lace fr. M Philslelphla Anctirn.Ar
Plaues from l5to75-.
Full line Of Hosiery. Gloves. a..
At COsNOLIY'S
srao-a- sos street ore PateTt or.
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IA
JUSTICE TO WHOM 1T BRLoNGs-In Justice
TO one OF our most enterprising citizens, whose
energy and activity have secured for himself a
fair share OF public patronage, we publish the
following card, which explains itself:
TO The Pnbtic.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the idea of advertising, and saw
that il is only intended to make newspaper men
rich, and who at the same time claim that thew
never devote dollar to such purpose, and yet
resort to mean expedients to reap the benefits OF
those who do advertise, feel it due to myself
and to my patrons to state that have no branch
store in Washington, and none save that OF nv
hoop-skirt and corset factory, at 40S It'll street,
lntelligencer building. Ladies in search of nv
establishment will please remember the nams
and the number, Charles Baum, 40S 9Th street
Thankful for past favors, 1 beg leave to inform
the public that / have Just received NV new
spring stock, including all the novelties in hoop
skirts, corsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim
mings, the most complete stock of fancy AMI
plain hosiery, and ladies' furnishings, all of
which are specialties, and thai will endeavor
in the future, as in the past, SO to conduct nv
business as TO continue to secure the confidence
ofthe ladies of Washington, the efforts of enc
mics and malicious persons TO the contrary not
withstanding., Charles Baum, 40S 18th street, be-
tween ID anu f..
DIR. LION, III 1 street, between eth and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaire q
and made to order by Hempler nAar q V STRAIT
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ID Il. BARNIM'S
Great Travelling Museum, Ntnagtris and
Worlds Fair.
THREE THE SECOND DAY.

Doors open ~ 20 a. N. and I and p m. Uippo
drone performances CONNER &c at n a. and aud
2 IN. Admission 10 the = Coio~s Al Sh -. only
30 cents; children under 2 half price. A few re
served seats Is cents extra.
This - positively the largest ard mos, attractive
OCntinatit n OF Exhibitions ever known aud re
mains ats Cluiely without parallel in the his tory
OF the ORD IN addition 10 the usands Il N0Vs !
no Interesting Attractions never before seen sns-
hcirnt OF themsel e. to constitute frs.cSss XIII
lltion, The great collection embraces also FpI z
lid FIJI CANtlBALS captives Of war, late
transmitted from King Thoks mhsu BY M Bar
Ium: AZ cost q Sl5Co0. LIVE DIGGER N
~ M rom the 10 Semitic Valley. The only LlY
ING GIRAEEE IN America. The only crou0 of
LIVING MONSTER SEA LIONS on exhibition
kept N massive water tanks. The famous horse
sNAh IHABMEk. Magnificent representAtiVe
speslmens OF rare living Wild Animals, Birds,
Fishes, lnsects. Reptiles Ans Marine Monsters: ana
mtbe ceIa rtn ent Of the HippOdrome and Circus
Mhlch - strlcty marsl ard high toned. 100 IL she
bkST PERFORMERS in the world. all firsf class
and STOKES FAMILIES
EVERY FEATURE WILL BE EXHIBITED As
ADVERTISED.
The only Exhibition in America reeooni,sa ana
encorted by both the religious aud secular pr ass
ana oaly visited by uent Clersyr.sn and Oivines
IIt ~ 81 and only Show in the world that usas
bOIBLE CIRCUS RING, and REQUIRES a N. N ma
Slrcus Troupe VI Performers, Acrobats, Gym asts
FREE ADMISSION 10 all Who pureh..a ,ha
IlFk OF p. Il. BARNCM, written by himself
n aTIy sOo page, % fnll page Engra,ings steal
ff.riaalt 81 TIE Author; Muslin silt. Rsduced from
BALTIMORE, May .23ari4
FkkDERIIh, MAYS ms >,
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NC AND SUMNER GOODS,
John H RWAOT.


lib BTidge street, Georgstora, u c.,
Has received frs New York, and h now Offering
et the .otcsa cash grscss complete assortment Of
SPRING AND eUMMER GOODS. consisting Of .
great variety or DRESS GOODS, Of all the new and
best styles. -
MOURNING GOODS Of all the best asd most re-
liable makes. Mohairs, Black silks, and Grenadines
WITTY GOODS in every yariety; best Kid
StoSes. feLaseae ana um6reuaS; klame Lace
and Hosiery; Table Linens, sheetags end Shirfines
~HoUsI FURNisRING GOODS, Mattiuss, OIL
Gloths and Carpsts AlEays 2 full sssorl nent Of
. full line OF Domestic Goods, to which the sffen-
tion Of tustf hers 10 invited.
ap3-lm l. II aMOOF
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0England has quietly absorbed the isla nd
OF Sumatra, in the Indian Ocean, BY some ar
rsngement with its Dutch owners.
- Prince Pierre Bonaparte is said to think
of opening pistol gallery in connection with
his wifes millinery establishment in London
ga despatch from Bayonne, France, sta ,es
that q large number of French troops Ia We
been stationed at the French end of the
bridge leading from Vera. in Navarro, Spa n,
acres. the Bidassoa river, 10 prevent the esca ne
Of Tetreating CaIlists into France
~ An Alabams negro and h Q wife are in jsil
at GreenvI!le for the murder OF their daught sr
girl of twelve years. The child was takea To a
swamp, beaten 10 a jelly, and then bathed In a
tub Of sealdiu2 hot salt water. 1t died in few
hours aIteIward.
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THE VIRGINIA COLLEGE SCRIP.-T To-day
was the occasion set apsrt for opening bids fJr
the three hundred Thousand acres Of land scrip
aiven by the o. 8. Congress to Virginia for the
advance ment of agricultural education, which
scrip, by resolution of the General Assembly,
was offered for sale by board consisting OF the
Governor, Mr.. Ruffner, OF the State sch col
Board, and the Attorney, General Bids we're
opened from Jay Cooke 8 Co., Goyerurnent
bankers Washington. ID. c., parties in Cincin-
mari, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland and
Chicago. The board adjourned to four O'Clock
this afternoon.-Rieh. Nelrs. Let int
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ALAsRA DIAMONDS in sets. studs rings gents
pins, Solitaire and einster earrings I'm gold set
ting; hne French-giit. plated. and oroide, let,
and tortoise shell jewelTy in all he spring styles
and god wires; received At Prigg's ieWelry
store, No. As Pa. ave-, bet. 4 and 9Th SITS.
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For THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
THE CHEST, " BrClrH'S Bronchial Trocbcs" are
OF value. For Coughs, Irritation of the Throat
caused 10y cold, or Unusual EXertion of the vocal
organs, in speaking in public, or singing, they
produce beneficial resuks.
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FISH AND OYSTER MARKET-Bodrd of III, dlL
Tnspeetscns-Inspector General Gatchef reports
the following arrivals:-100 600 herring. selling
AT IS per thousand. 900 shad, selling at
from So TO $40 per hundred. 400 tailors. selling
at 81 10 81 30 per hundred. 200 eels, SELF
ing AZ 50 to IS per hundred. coo punches
nsb, selling at from Ice. to 20c. per bunch.
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RELIEF FOR THE FRET-FER 81.
Corns, BuniOns and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DIR. Whites rooms, 525 18th street
opposite Treasury. baltimore office, Nerth
Charles street. Fee Sly
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For CHEAP AND GENUINE
Llama Lace Shawl,
WoLFoRD & SuILBRRG's,
1926 i21 9Th street, Island.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaire q
and made to order by Hempler, near ~ street
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Ny. ave
and 18th ST, pays per ct. on deposits. Z7t3I4tl6
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 6, Is.2.
KATE sANTLEY-LUPO.
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE..
KATE sANTLEY-BErTIE REMMELsBURG.
SATURDAY MATINEEs
KATE sANrLEY As sTALACTA.
TIE GRAND ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR
DRAMA,
THE BLACK CROOK
GORGEOUS PRODUCTION,
WITH
A GREAT CAST
AND GRAND BALLET.
TIE BLACK CROOK,
WITH LUPO,
THE GREATEST OF PREMIEKs,
AND THIRTY BEAUTIFUL
YOUNG LADIES.
SALE COMMENCES FRIDAY, MAY 3, ATS
OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION (NRw so
4S6 AND SALE 439
" nARKRITER,s, 9TH 81
30. e16 9Th street, between and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Cnoice Oh Paintings, EngTavings, Chromos, &c.
Alec lse, largest stock Paper Hsngines, window
STERNs CASH
Please remember Name and Number. spasly'
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BASE BALL-The ancient Jefferson Club will
meet the Olympic Tomorrow AZ 4 o,cIock on
The olympic grounds The former II Is sail
have the strongest nine. They visit Annapolis
this month TO play the Midshipmen a match
game.
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EREAT BARG AIMS
~ ELEGANT sPRiNG GOODS.
Psrssols, from 90 cents Co s..
GrenadiLes. from rs cents 60 IS cents.
Black silks. from " up Al elegant Gros Grain
Lyons six ~ 81. worth O. so
Bleached and uuhieae he'd Coftons from 3 CENTS no
Ladies' ard Gents z nderwesr, direct from thu
n manufacturers, ~ wholesale prices.
Elegant Paris Kids. 81.
Black Alpscas. IT, "a a cents mp.
Goats sterling Spool Cotton, cents
Linens Of all kinds. very cheap. and 4 host ~
Other goods FAR below their market value. We
invite thoee who wish 60 buy GOOD Goods Chsap for
BRoDHEAD A Co,
apl5tmy4 1905 st, bet 18TH and 18th.
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CIT Y ITE NJ S.

THE growing popularity of Duponco's Golden
Pills speak volumes in their favor. Sold by
all Druggists. Sold wholesale and retail by H.
u. Gilman. Retail by the following druggists
kidwell & Son; F. ID. Bowling, AZ and G streets
southwest; j. Coughin, F, corner OF 9th street;
p. H. Heller, eth and y streets; W. 3. Entwisle:
Wllfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
HAVING HEARD considerable complaints that
flannel does not prove satisfactory, We have sub
stituted this season the American Yacht cloth a
goods far superior to flannel, which we guaran-
tee IN wear and color. FISENAN Il BRO
80 snraa dao-s Oh L.
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Fl. BAUM has opened a Branch, SO5 Market
Space, between sth and 9Th streets. 4.22E
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The GERMAN REPUBLICAN, CLUE met last
right and elected DIR: Charles Schmidt presi-
q NJ, in place of Henry Ulke. Resolutions
were adopted sustaining the administration
piedging support to the Philadelphia nominees,
and deprecating the alienation OF many Ger
mars from the republican standard throu xh the
INTELLECTUALLY VI prominent leaders.
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LOG AL n EW ..

Amusements, &c, To-nfgbt.
No,leHGl TAsoter.-Aimee in Opera Bouffe,
lie POHt des SOupirs."
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CHARGE OF PERJrRY DisMIssRD-On Fri.
oAy LSst Frederick w. Selhausen was arrested
on the charge OF perjury in CERTIFYING To snndrv
- statements IN the bill OF complaint reia-
i've 20 the Reformed church diaicalties. The
!ia Has sworn 20 by John v. Kehl, before
Judge Smell, and gave bond for his appearancs
yesterday In the sum Of 81 600. When tbe cass
was called a nolle pros was entered by the dis
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DIR. LION, III 1 street, between 9TH and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
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HE CORoSER'S JURY in the inquest over the
body OF the colOred male infant found ON a
vacant Tot on 18th street, between and %
adjourned 10 meet again at O'Clock n. m. ves-
terday, as stated in last evenings STAR rsas-
sembled at the hour named, and returned a YER
dict that tie said unknown infant came TO its
death between April 80 and May I, lss2 and
that the cause OF the death OF the said unknown
infant was neglect and los OF blood; and further
mat there II no evidence adduced to i'm plea te
the prisoner, Isaac Williams, Herewith although
they believe him to have been engaged unlaw.
July IN its burial DIR. Hartigan thereupon
committed Williams to await the action or the
grand jury.
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1HE PHILADEI PHIA MEDICAL CONVENTION
AZ meeting OF the Medical Association OF the
Instruct yesterday six substitutes were elected TO
take TIE places of those declining a. delegates
10 TIE medical convention 10 he held in PhiIa-
de PEIa, ard the PRESIDENT OF the assocation Was
NittttI !" enter his protest against the adrniS-
sion Of DIR. L. e. Cox as a delegate to said con-
ytntIOn.
Prof. 6. = Palmer, NJ. u. and Prof Alex. r.
augusta NJ ID, have been elected delegates to
ire 'CHyt ntiOn fICm the medical department of
HoN ard University. DIS. Robt. Reyburn Jos
abor johnson. snd Chas. r. Puryis will repre-
ethi The Freecmen's hospital. The delegates
Will leave tor Phi adelphia on MONDAY NEXT IL
y expected the eoloTed members will be admit
ted this year without opposition.
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smendatory OF the act prescribing the manner
OF assessing and collecting taxes for special i'm
Eroyements," which requires the Board of
Public Works, in all cases for special improye-
ments, 10 render within sixty DAYS to every
owner Of property upon which such assessment
shall have been made. and If such owner cam
not be found, then To his agent or tenant, a bill
stating in detail the amount and kind OF work
done, and the charge for such kind or class
provements shan he paid to the collector of fine
District OF Colum bia in i've several instalments
as follows: One-ffth part on or before the first
day OF January immediately succeeding the
levying Of the said tax, and the remaining four
tfths in annual instruments on or before the
first day Of January OF each succeeding wear
until the whole assessment shall have been
paid; all of which instalments shall bear inter-
IS, at the rate OF six per centum Per annum
from the date of notification to the owner of the
property assessed or to his agent or tenant.
each owner, agent or tenant shall have the
privilege of paying the entire assessment at any
time after the tax shan have been levied, or any
one or more instruments thereof, and If the en-
tire assessment be paid within thirty DAYS after
the rendering of the bill in detail, he shall be
entitled 70 an abatement OF six per cent on the
amount thereof. Laid over.
Union RAILROAD DEPOT SCHEME.
Mr.. Thompson introduced the following CON-
rsilroad depot:
city o. Washington. and prof cted roads, To which
,ne pusie eonys nsnce may re luire the priv
she uld be nmon passenger de Dot, suItabiT io.
Gated and OF ample Dimensions for the accommois
aSase 81 =. sSeh
ReSotrSd, That in order 20 accomplish this q air
h rely res rectfuiy reQuests TO introsues ..5 II.
yoests The passage sf bill If the following tenor
] That the government IL the District of Co,urn.
bis be, a, a is hereby, empowered and required 10
j. 20 M snH nI s The Unon pa.ssSse& eni,d
which shall he tie terminus and starting point OF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1872.

TRACING A GENEALoGY.-Iti is of the
elder Dumas that the following story i.
told. A stranger, having heard Will
surprise that Dumas was a quadroon
called upon him to verify the fact.
81 am told," began the visitor, "that
you are a quadroon, Monsieur Dumas y
Yes" answered Dumas.
"And your father"
:" Was a mulatto ! the distinguished
General Dumas, of the army OF Italy
and n mulatto," roared the author in
tones that left no doubt of the quality OF
his lungs.
"And his mother" continued the in
truder interrogatively.
"Was a negro" shouted Dumas, rising
to his feet.
"And who, may I ask, was her mother?"
continued the enterprising and indefati-
gable bore.
"An ape sir, an ape" Numbered the
indignant author. my family begins
exactly where yours ends-waiter, show
that monkey the door,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25
NUMBER 81.

that the disatfected States should be per-
mitted to depart in peace, if Il majority Of
their inhabitants desired the separation,
and form new government for them
selves. On the actual occurrence of hos
tilitics, however, he gave the national
administration warm support; though
several times during the progress of the
war, when disaster had overtaken the ma
tional forces in the field, and the issue of
the campaign was wavering in the bal
ance, he appeared to lose heart and to be
ready to give up the contest on almost
any terms that could be obtained. 1t is
fortunate for the nation that his views
Were not shared by the dominant party
at the North ;and doubtless Mr.. Greeley
himself is now we'll satisfied that his
counsels were disregardcd
To comment at length upon Mr.. Gree
| lcy's political career would be beyond the
purpose of thi, sketch. Our readers cam
not tail to remember his famous tour
through the Southern States few months
ago, when he shook hands with jefferson
! Davis, and made conellatory speeches
to Southern people who have not become
reconciled to the issue of the war nor to
the amendments to the Constitution The
tour looked amazingly like a part of an
elcctionccrng programme, like John
sons famous swinging round the cir
cle," or General Scott's equally famous
" military tour of inspection ~ in 1892.
1t was evident several weeks before the
meeting of the Cincinnati Convention
that Mr.. Greeley would be n candidate
for nomination but, though his strength
and popularity with certain classes wero
allowed - and it was supposed that
he would receive large complimentary
vote-very few outside of the circle OF his
immediate friends and admirers supposed
he would obtain the first place ON the
ticket. The Hon. Charles Francis Adams
was regarded as by far the strongest and
most eligible man for the position and
This opinion remained unchanged until
short time before the balloting COM
menced. -Hdlper'S weekly,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25

REMARKABLE. - The following from
the VI arysville Appeat chronicles n re-
markablc incident of special interest TO
physicians: Z" We learn from the attend
ing physician that Caroline Newcomb,
the young girl who was accidentally shot
by her brother in Sutter county few
days since, is now considered out of dan
ger, and has been pronounced GONZALES
cent. This is remarkable case, and if
the hopes of her friends be realized, and
prognostication of the physician be fulfill
ed, it will be classcd rs one Of the most
remarkable cures ON record. Ii is certain
three entered the abdominal cavity, and
the left lung was bodly wounded Thirty
one shot entered her person, most Of
which str uck over and around the region
which missed her struck a pine board
gate about thirty yards distant, ranging
ut an angle of forty-fve degrees, and
such was their momentum that they
lltutllul'b Ilull through INC DDNlNS, WHICH
were one inch in thickness. Had they
struck the bars square, instead of angling,
they would have passed through. But
very few Of the shot have been extracted,
they having penetrated too deep to be re-
moved. A recovery from such wounds
seems little short Of Il miracle. Some
curious statistics regarding heart wounds
and the results thcrcfrom, may be found
in the medical works. In Grass Surgery
is n record Of eighty-fye cases of heart
wounds recorded by Lantenlcts OF this
number, in fourteen cases, death resulted
instantly. Sixteen died on the second
day. Nine lived until the fourth day.
Twenty died on the eighth day. Nine
died on the twelfth day and five on the
sixteenth day. The remaining twelve
died between the seventeenth day and
mine yedTS, some living that length OF
time and enjoying apparent health. 1t
will be remembered that after the noted
Bill Poole was shot by Baker, he lived
nine days with bullet in his heat. Sew
eral other curious cases are recorded of
heart wounds, the most curious of which
is the story of a buck killed by hunter,
who shot him in the head. On dressing
him he took out his heart and proceeded
to cleanse it. In SO doing he discovered
II piece Of wood, part Of IA branch, some
two inches in length, imbcdded in it, and
the place where it entered grown up with
new flesh, II, it were, though the scar was
planl y tracenble, not on the heart alone,
but thro ugh the hosh to the side where it
had entered. The animal had carried
this piece Of wood in its heart long enough
to have entirely recovered from the wound.
This case is vouched for, incredible as it
may SEEM"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25
GONE TO CINCINNATI.
BY FARMER REYNOLDS.

Gone to Cincinnati,
Gone to lasting shame,
Gone to work the ruin
OF record and a name
All the world is looking,
All the world will see
How selfish, weak and blinded
Such noted mon can DO.
Gone to Cincinnati,
Gone to plot and plan
Against loyal party
And tho equal rights of mani
All the world is looking,
All the world will know,
The mon who turned from freedom
To counsel with the foe.
Conc to Cincinnati,
Gone from public trust,
Gone from lofty standing
To grovel in the dust
All the world is looking,
All tho world will tell,
Who proved such faithloss leaders,
Who served us true and we'll.
Gone to Cincinnati,
Gone to sure defcat,
Conc to mix with traitors,
TO grovel at their feet
All the world will pity,
All the world will blame,
For " Gone to Cincinnati "
Means overthrow and shame.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25

IT seems, says the Marysvile Appeal,
that the Oregon representation in the
Cincinnati Convention was of about tho
same character as that of California. Oae
Jasper johnson composed the "dclega-
tion," and the Oregon papers all rldIcule
the absurdty Of the representation, and
are at loss to know where he got his
credentials. Rackerby and johnson evil
IDENTIFY represented the Pacific Coast with
Ben Nickerson and Laura De Force
Gordon as aternates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25

THE Chicago Evening Journal is con-
fident that the Republican party of Hi
nois is stronger to-day than it has been
at any time in its history, and that with
Grant for President, Oglesby for Govern
or, and State ticket of good and true
men, its majority in November will be
larger than it has been at any previous
election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25

THE Oregon Statesman says the De
mocracy are hugely tickled at the NOM
ination of Horace Greeley, with this pc
culiarty, however, that they won't vote
for him. A Portland Democrat express
es the situation in this way: Hooray
for Horace Greeley, but I'll be ID if
I'll vote for him." And that's how it is
with Democrats generally.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25

Nor ANY.-The Petaluma Crescent,
of the 9th ult., says: Yesterday, Jim
my McKenna, a well know street Arab
of this city, was turning the crank of a
sausage machine, and the meat with
which he was feeding it becoming ex-
hausted, he stuck his finger in to supply
the deficiency. After allowing the end
to be ground up, he took it out without
anybody telling him to. Not any sau-
sage for US, thank you.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25

By the passage of law in Illinois,
"to secure all persons freedom in the Sc
lection Of an occupation, profession or
employment" women can be elected or
appointed to any office, and may practice
as lawyers. The law goes into effect
July lst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-05-25

A LETTER from Ireland was recently
received at Portsmouth, n. H., bearing
the following superscription Patrick
Flynn, works in the mill of the same
name as the steamer that sunk the Ala
bama, forget her name, United States
of America" 1t reached the right man.