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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20
LAND NOTICES..
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
PATENT TO A
PLACER MINING CLAIM,
July s, 1879.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN Conrad Dannenbrink whose Post
Office address is Weavervlle. Trinity
County, California, has made application
for prtcnt for the HOWELL GOLD
PLACER MINING CLAIM, s;tra,ed
in Red Flats Mining District, in Trinity
County, State of California. aud m,rs
particularly described in the plat and field
notes now on Il e in this office TO. wit:
Lot No 81 Beginning Mt the s. w. cor
ner of the II. G. Wilt Mine. II post mark
ed II. G.. w. in earth mound and rock,
from which the fourth initial station or
mineral monument situated on an island
of rock in Canon Creek near the conAu.
ence of The waters of Canon Creek nnd
the Given Guch bears n NJ West Ga. 10
chains distant and running thence lSo
23' East. First N. 7l190 4 % so chains to
II rock l6x10x5 inches marked Ii sci in Il
mound nf earth from which II black oak
80 inches in diameter bears North rs
links distant, black onk inches in d-
ameter bears S 10 w 80 links distant.
Second s 79oW IS So chains To rock
l4x12x6 inches marked ii and set III an old
mound Of earth from which II black oak
II inches in diameter hears n 800 w 40
links distant. Third S 7So w II 50 chains
to maple post 4x4 inches 4 ct long
marked Ii and G c II &Co. nnd set in II
rock mound from which rock l0x6x5
| links above groand marked thus X bears
| S 70 + 26 links distant. II maple & inches
in diameter bears S 800 West 80 links
distant, Fourth, N25K0 L Is 81 chains
| to and closing on the starting corner,
continuing 19 S5-lG0) nineteen and eighty
five hr ndreds acres of land. in township
No "a n, II 10 and IL Wet M d. NJ.
SAID claim is bounded on the North by
the II. G. Wilt Mine. and on the South
bv the Harmon, M. l.. Knowlton and
Hog-em Mines, and on the West by the
Hog EN- Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto are required to present the same
to the Register and Receiver of the Unit
ed States Land Office Mt Shasta, Califor.
MIA, within sixty days from the first pub
! lication of this notice.
AARON BELL, Register.
Jy12 God.
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pitcher, which she failed to hold, letting
the batter tu first, and on around by two
or three wild throws to the home base,
making the score IA TO Il. At this the
crowd yelled itselfhoarse.
The Blues came TO the bat on the sixth
inning. Howard made short hit and got
around to the third. Brooks reached first.
and Pierce (Riley) struck out. " Who
struck out ?" "Riie~ did - II wouldn't
have girl that 'ud strike out !" " She's
lost her grip" etc. The Blues retired
without run. The reds came in and made
two runs, making the score fifteen to sew
enieen in their favor. In the seventh in
nirg the Blues tried TO ring in Brooks,
their heavy batter, out of her regular or
der. Sheldon, the pitcher for the Blues,
| discovered the game and promptly ex-
| pressed her intention not to have IL. She
came in to :he home plate, appealing to her
and shaking her head in an ugly manner
at Brooks. Players from both sides came
in, and Il little row was imminent. They
kick allie samee like men !" yelled voice
The difficulty was settled by Brooks lay
ing down the bat and retiring. The action
of Sheldon was applauded all around the
seats. Miss Taylor took first on called
balls, wbereupon halfa dozen boys sang
in chorus:
She's a daisy !
She's dumping
She's IA lamb
You ought hear her play
On the pi-n-na
Such an education has my Mary Ami
At the end of the eighth inning the game
stood seventeen to eighteen in favor Of the
Blues. In the next inning tie Reds made
one run. making tia tie. Play it out y
yelled the crowd bat the players put
down their bats, gathered up their traps
and legged it across the grounds in thedi
rection of their wagons crowd Of boys
following close at their heels, yelling like
young savages. So Cincinnati Enquirer.
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THE EYES ! THE EYES
DIR. Z. III. PARDEE.
OculiSt and Aul.ist.
A FrER a pROrRACTED sLlNu

A FTER a PEsOTRACTED 3LINU
"A ness of more than five years, DR.. Pnrde
has made himself thoroughly and scicntifcal-
ly acquainted with all Diseases of the Eve
and is now practicing with success not sur
passed in the United States.
All operations performed, such as Strnbiso
mus, or cross-eye, Cataract by linear extraof
ton, Depression or AbsOrption, pterygium, c.
ueshy membrane growing over tho eye kedue.
tiOn of StaphylOma, or bulging out of the eys
Artificial Pupil, fistul0, Lachrymalis, or clio
ing of the tear rlssage, and all deformities Of
the Lids, etc
Artificial Fly inserted without the least
pain, and possessing all the movements and
briliancy Of tho real cye A largo assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices. Tho Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
ment and cure of all nervous diseases is used
all over this coast
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him eases for operation. he hopes that his uni
yersal, success will warrant y continuation OF
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator
is co-extensive with his success, rs patients
are presenting themselves, for treatment and
operations, from New York and Boston, almost
monthly. Many patients can be seen at the
Doctors Office daily, in different stages of re-
eovery.
OFFIcE-62I Clay street. lover the Clay
Street Savings Bank. San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE." II Lsar 10 nof
be bsIfeUsd though ks sp. axis The tr ut h
Reports are in circulation through the upper
country that have retired from business. that
! have gone to the Atlantic States, that | am
in Europe. &t, &c. TO those interested | will
say that the report has been gotten in circula-
tion for the furtherance OF other parties, who
are trying to obtain, illegitimately, an eye
practice. Tho rer ort has been started by an
itinerant mountebank, and without the least
truth, as am at my Office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
Il. III. PARDEE, OcuIist,
62l Clay Street,
my25-1Y. SAN FRANCISCO.
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ANNA DICKINSON has written a play in
which She viii appear next Winter in San
Francisco.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Trinity hodge, No. ~, n. y IT. .U.,
Hold their regular communications at Ma
Sonic HALL, Weaverville, on the last Saturday
of each month. Hour Of meeting, I O'Clock.
p. JAS. HARVEY, w. NJ.
NJ. I. GRIFFIN Secretary. JAM
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-09-20

AN Orange county farmer has been
stabling his COW in an ice house to make
her give ice cream.
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Trinity County German NospfsaI So
ciety, holds its REGULAR Quarterly Meetings at
tho HOSPITAL Bun.1NG, Weaverville, on the
first Sunday Of March, June, September and
December b. HANSEN,
jan Secretary.
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.S0i IN Star Lodge, NO. OI, 4. q. o. +.
Holds its regular meetings at 0nD FELLOWS
HALL, Wcayervillc, every Thursday evening,
ABROAD are cordially invited to attend
d. HANSEN, N. G.
e. w. CRAIG. Il. s. ian2t
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REMARK of the oyster, Sept. /. Here
we Z again"
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Meets on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays
of each month, at MASONIC HALL, Weaver
vile, at o'clock, p. NJ.
w. j. TINNIN, II. p.
NJ. t. GRIFFIN. Secretary. JAM.
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Stella Encampment, No. I2, T. %. o. r..
Meets on the evenings of the First and Third
Tuesdays OF each month at ODp Fellows
HALL, Weaveryille, at s o'clock. Patriarchs
from abroad arc invited to visit us.
SlLAS RULE, C. p.
c. W. CRAIG, Scribe. jan2
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POLICE COCET, SATrRDAY-PoliCe-Ju Jus
ticc Joseph j. White presitting.-T case
Of William Seay, charged with feoniouslv
assaulting and wounding Sam Dodson (co-
ored) with q stick, was taken up to examine
DR.. Tabb as TO the condition OF Dodson.
The Doctor said that he was much better,
al danger OF brain-diSease having been re-
moved, and he thought he would be able to
appear in court when the case was called.
The Justice consented to bail Scay in the
sum of $1,000; which had net been given
when the court adjourned.
The following cases Of violation OF city
ordinances were disposed off,
Charles Reed (coloredl was fined So for
cruelty beating and torturing mule, the
property OF T. Ford.
James Hopes and England Thornton
ball on the streets, were turned over to
their parents to be punished.
The continued case of Jane. .OConnor,
charged with stealing S1i from Michael
Smith. was called. Smith failed to answer
10 his name. Several witnesses testified TO
the good character of the accu> ed-among
them were Councilmen john NJ. Higgins
and c. F. Taylor. On account OF the ab-
sence Of Smith the cise was contiaucd till
next Tuesday, and an attachment was issued
for Smith.
c. G. Moore, who was arrested with Il. ].
Ware for fclouiously assau!IinS and cutting
Lewis Jackson, was discharged, and rerog-
niZed as !, witness for the Commonwealth
against Ware.
William Smith (colored), drunk and disor-
derlr, was fined 81.
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99-CENT STORE.
xREAT BARG AIMS In WATCHES
1iuS WEEK.

oilers consignment OF forty styles Of WATCHES
IL TIE following low figures:
Gen!ismsn's SOLID SILVER HUNTING-CAS
WATCH, s7.75:
Ladies' SOLID SILVER HUNTING. CASE
WATCH. 1925;
Ladies' SOLID SILyEE SKYLIGHT-CASE
WATCH. sI0.75:
Ladies' so LID NICKLE SkYLIGi1T-CASE
WATCH, $3.50;
VSntlemen's COIN-sILvER HUNTTNG~CAsE
AMERICAN at $lo.75, al1.25, S12.5o o, and
sl525-Stem- and Key WinGcrs;
Vent!emen's CoIN-sILyER HUNTING-C ssE
ELGIN at Sl4.25. STATS, s1S.25, Ind
, si9.T5-Stem- and Key-Wiaders;
1s''es' SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH
= sslS.75, SIS rs, &I7.75, $50. rs, and ii $50:
'eas,smen's SOLID GOLD HUNTiNG-CASE
MATCH at s27 so and s44.
- written guarantee with EVERY WATCH sold.
s w. A. STEVENS,
- 90 sos Broad street-93-Cent Store.
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jumping Over Niagara.
THE DARING BUT SILLY FEAT OF AN AMBITIl
CANADIAN.

THE DARING BUT SILLY FEAT OF AN AMBITIOUS
. CANADIAN.
A special dispatch from Buffalo says:
This afternoon Mr. H. p. Peer, OF Teetcr-
vile, Ont, accomplished the daring but
silly feat of jumping from the new Suspen.
sion Bridgeat Niagara Falls into the river
below, a distance OF 1872 feet. This entirely
eclipses the famous performance Of Sam.
Patch. Peers dress consisted OF merino
hose and full suit Of tights, an influted
rubber life-preserver, funnel-shaped and OF
his own construction, which covered his
hips and extended up to the armpits.
Cotton cloth was bandaged tightly over
the preserver, about the hips and lons,
while q bread sponge protected his
mouth and noStrils, and his ears were
stuffed with the same material, the spono e
being slightly moiStened with spirits. His
thighs were confined with an elastic strap,
and likewise his feet. Over his shoulders
was leather brace with ring in the CEN
tire, TO which was attached cable composed
of go feet OF No. "a brass wire i'll six
strands. This was called balance, and
was for the purpose OF assisting to retain
his position, particularly if the wind should
be strong. It was reeled over cylinder
attached to the guard-rail Of the bridge, and
which was operated with brake-handle
like that used upon old-time wells, so
that the mans speed as he descended
could be controlled to a certain extent.
1t was not fastened, and the final
end followed the man into the water. Mr.
Peer took his place upon the temporary
platform from which be was to drop. The
platform consisted simply Of two planks
fastened about eighteen inches apart. After
taking little stimulant and displaying a
little nervousness, for this was his greatest
undertaking, he suspended himself between
the boards for moment or two by his
hands. The word was given and he was
gone like flash, while the thousand spec
tators who lined the bank looked on with
suspense, fear. and trembling. The four
seconds that interyened Eetore he struck
created terrible excitement, but as he
nassed under the water feet foremost with
a great splash and came up in fe| SECONDS
more aad began to swim, cheer after cheer
rent the air. He was picked up by some
boatmen, and was in no worse condition
than il he had jumped into cistern OF
water. in fact, be assisted to pull the Doat
to the shore. Mr. Peer was born July IA,
1874, In the county OF Halton, township OF
Nelson, Dominion OF Canada. He stands 5
feet u inches high, is OF slender frame,
weighs I43 pounds, and in manner IS rather
gentIemanlike aud unassuming. he mas
wife and one child. The highest point from
which he has ever jumped before was l0S
feet. he has been O sailor, and bis expe-
rfence has been obtained in jumping from
The Hastheads OF vessels. 1t is announced
that he will try itagain July 4th.r s..sf.
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BRIEFs.-Nr. William Cox was painfully
cut By saw aI Lea Il co.'s boX-factory Sat-
urday.
Auditor Taylor gives notice that under 4
recent ruling OF the Post-Oftice Department
commissioners books, clerks reports, &c..
heretofore sent through the mails at three
cents for each haIf-ouace, can now be
mailed at the rate Of one cent for each two
ounces.
The commissioners of election met in the
clerks office Of the Hastings Court Satllr-
day and canvassed the returns OF the vote
for City Treasurer. Whole number OF
votes cast, 2l1; Of which Mr.. Greenhow
received all but one.
In the United States Circuit Court Satur-
day the Jury in the case OF The United
States rs. William Smith returned verdict
for defendant
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The FESTIVAL AT THE THEATRE.-The
promenade concert and festival at the The
atre for the benefit of the orphans will be
unusually Interesting tonight. Some fair
lady, as yet unknown, will, upon the count
ing of the ballots which have been cast
during tue past week, be proclaimed Queen.
Captain Spotswood will deliver the corona
ticn address, and the Queen, having been
duly crowned, will call for her opera COM
pany, which will proceed to perform the
operesta OF Geneyieve.
Tomorrow and next night the tableaux
under the management OF Mr.. Caughey, Of
Baltimore, will be presented.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Fl INDICATIONS Fol" "sUNDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, falling barometer,
warmer, clear, or partly cloudy weather,
with winds mostly from southeast to south
west. '@s
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, falling preceded in southern por-
tions by nearly stationary barometer, winds
mostly from southwest to southeast, and
warmer, clear, or partly cloudy weather.
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GRAYs' eANNIvERsARY.-At meeting of
the Grays held at the armory Friday night
after their drill, at which they bad forty
nine members present, it was decided to
celebrate their anniversary by grand ex-
cursion ard basket picnic, June 18th, to
West Point. The following committee Of
arrangements WAS appointed: Captain L..
J. Bossieux, Lieutenant James E. Phillips,
Lieutenant John E. Laughton, Jr., Sergeant
James E. Tyler, Sergeant E. Leslie Spence,
Sergeant William Gibson, Corpora James
Hankins, Priyates George Crawford, Thos.
O'Keiffe, and Fl. L. Rees. ,a.-s.
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luy 2l-1n
ITO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1850.

At meeting Of the Board of Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund held May l, 1879, II was
Resolved, That The acting president of the Board
Standing Eonds of the city of Richmond, que In
1850 viii on and after the 1t day of July, 1879
be redeemed on presentation At the ofnce Of The
Auditor Of the city.
In pursuance Of the above directions, hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
THE CITY. due In July. 1880, amounting TO S67,.
45l37 and August. 1880, amounting TO S37'.
56SZS-totaI, Sl05 9G5-Mili be redeemed al
paR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on prcschta.
fjeu nj the office of the Auditor of the city on and
after the lST DAY OF JULY, 1879.
~ HENRY G. CANNON.
Acting President Com m.ssioners Sinking Fund.
NV
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CoLoRED SONS OF TEMPERANCE. The
Grand Division, Jr., Of this State, will meet
in semi-annua session to-day, 10 Danyille,
at 8 O'Clock A. Nj. The following delegates
will attend from this city: E. 3. Evans,
William F. Brown, William Singleton,
Joseph 81. Wilson, and w. Fl. L. Combs.
Grand Lodge l. o. g. T. meets Tuesday
In same city,
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G.S. F. SoCIALs' ORGANIZAT1oy.-An num-
Der of young men met on Friday night and
organized a social club under the name OF
q. S. F. Socals. The following named
gentlemen were elected as officers for the
first term (siX monthsl: President, 2. A.
Hogan; Flce-President, John J. Rose ;
Secretary. George T. Burgess; Treasurer,
w, Mcdonald
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PROFESSOR HARRIs's LEcTURE--Anvbody
desiring to know more about the Holy
Land shouldn't iail to hear the lecture OF
Professor Harris at Clay-Street Baptist
church Tuesday night. By those who have
already heard it it is pronounced admira-
ble-brimful OF information and interest.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Wren...Knox. .Case.

THEIR APPEARANCES BEFORE THE POLICE JUs-
TICE-THE EXAMINATION PosTPOSED-THEY
ARE ADMITTED TO BAIL. .t r.-- r.. .....
+ The Police Court room was crowded with
spectators Saturday morning, drawn to wit
ness the preliminary proceedings against
Detectives John Wren and William +.
Knox, who were arrested Friday on war
rant sworn out by.Commonwealth's Attor-
ney Wise for harboring, maintaining, and
concealing Claiming ?. Redford. we'll
knowing that he had committed felony.
After disposing OF several violations OF
the city ordinances Police-Justice White
requested Sergeant Cha!kley 10 call the wit
nesses in the case. Messrs. Claiming E..
Redford.. A.. Bodeker, T. Fl. Elicit, and
General James Mcdonald. Secretary Of the
Commonwealth, witnesses for the prosecu.
ton, answered to their names. r
The accused were represented by Messrs.
Fl. Fl. Marshall, c. Y. Meredith, and h. c..
Cabell. >.rj.4 RI ... - .g-:
Gommonwealth's Attorney Wise an
bounced that all of his witnesses were not
present; that Mr.. John B. Davis, very i'm
poriant witness, was absent from the city /;
and, in the second place, he had not heard
from Baltimore. He further said that he
didn't propose to go into full investiga-
ton just here, but was. willing to 60 into
a partial examination as to the question OF
bail. " .a.-. .....
sl..A After some discussion the case was con-
tinued un;ilthe 31st, and accused admitted
to bail III $1,000, with John Il. Higgins as
surety. .-
The Baltimore american Of Saturday
says:
Wednesday Detective John Wren, oil
Richmond, came to Baltimore. and, show
ing his authority, the prisoner was placed
10 his hands for transfer TO Richmond. The
next day Detective William F. Knox. of
Richmond, put in an appearance in Balti-
more with @ rcquSition for the culprit.
Redford never reached Richmond, but both
detectives returned there empty handed.
What has become of Redford is unknown,
but Baltimore detectives think that he was
put upon a ship and sent abroad. He had
but ten dollars about him when arrested,
but expected to make "pile" on the
races.
The Sun OF Saturday says: .s...
"The Baltimore detective firm say the
matter was settled before Rcdford left BaIti-
more; that $33l.65 was made good, and all
evidence OF the IRREGULAR transaction was
destroyed. The settlement, they say, was
made with the knowledge Of the parties
concerned"
MIR. Bodekcr has received his money.
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Tue MESDELssoHy QulNTErTE CLUB
Lovers OF music will certainly have feast
offered them at Mozart Hall tomorrow eve
ming. Ii is to be regretted that the Quin-
tette Club will give but one concert on this
visit, for their performances are ~ near
perfection ds we can conceive OF. Reserved
seals may be had at Wyatt's Musical Ex-
change ....rs , .--. .as@
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TIE LADIES OF TUE SECOND PREsBYTE-
HIAN CHURCH have made arrangements Tor
an excursion TO Dutch Gap on the 30th OF
this month. Everything will be done for
the comfort end pleasure OF the excursion
lists. The boat will leave at Z O'Clock +. III.
and return BY II O'Clock. ' ~,
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HESRlC0 ELECTIoN.-The following are
the official returns from all the voting pre-
cncts in Hcnrico county, showing the total
number OF votes polled 1T the last election.
together with the names Of the different
candidates who were elected:
For Treasurer: William n. McGruder,
1893 Commonwealth's Attorney: George
W. Thomas, 1850. Sheriff: John r. Jones,
1,212; Z. Powers, 3SS-Joncs's majority,
S24. Commissioner OF the Revenue, Upper
District: w. S. Leake (Con.), 676; f. Il.
Humphreys (lnd.), 4Gj; Il. j. a. Smith
(Rep.), 460-Leake's majority over Hum
phreys, 4G5. Commissioner OF the Rcve-
nue., Lower District: }. 2. Schermerhorn
(Con.), Gs4; K. II. TaIley (Rep.), 6S4; II.
l.. Davis tlnd.), 40. The vote OF Schcrmcr-
horn and Talley being the same, ballots were
drawn by each, resulting in Talley's being
the successful candidate.
The following are the names Of the super
yiSors who were elected:
Brookland District, w. Y. Mordecai ;
Fairfield District, Samuel l.. Annahle
Tuckahoe District, DR.. Thomas S. Michaels ;
Varina District, L. II. Kemp. Nearly all ol
the old officers Tor the different districts
were reelected.
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LYSCHBURG TOBACCO FAIR.-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad will issue round
trip tickets to the Lynchburg Tobacco Fair
good until June 1st for $3.50. Trains leave
Richmond at 8 4. VI. and IL L. NJ.
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FUNDING VIRGINIA BOMBS.

= - =, :,
Having made arrangcments with the Funding
Associations we nre prelMr. TO rcct Tor rand
ing ALI CLASSES OF VIRGINIA SECURITIES
FUNDARLE under the act of March %. 1879. and
will receipt for same and deliver the NEW BONDS
at the earliest possible moment.
Parties who do not hold the requisite proportion
of CONSOLS and PEELERS may have the proper
adjusi ment made ut our office on the most salsiac-
tory terms.
We EPRopoSE TO FUND ON THE SAME TERMS
AND CONDITIONS AS OFFERED BY TIE ASSOCIA-
TIoN, WITHOUT any additional cost to tie oond
holder.
ALL BONDS sent to us shall have our Personal
CARE AND ATTENTION..
ANY in Information desire will be cheerfully given.
DAVENPORT & Co.
Stock Brokers.
my 2l-lm his Main street.
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EXCURSION OF CLAY.STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-The excursion on the elegant
steamer Ariel to Old Point, Norfolk, and
Portsmouth, offers good opportunity for a
few days pleasant recreation at low rates.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOZEN LADIES' AND CIVIL
DRES's BALBRIGGAN HOSE at less than half price
at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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ANOTHER EXCURSION TO WAsnINGToS.- -
Another excursion party will leave here on
Tuesday. May 9th, for Norfolk, Washing
ton, and Baltimore.
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vi. tLLyScS N Co, a,t7crtis!Ig G2enH. insert 40
rerisaEcats In al Of the newspapers of the Unitst
Snes :: r:hli.ners' rates. Orders lett AZ the Dts
patch conMtiGE-rGoui VIII receive p-empt alter
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WAIT for grand excursion to Washington, satur-
day. Alay S1si. .-.- I..-
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Don't make a mistake, fer limitations are various
and numerous. When ycu want . &c. kEY-WEsT
CIGAR see that you get WHIrLocK's. with copy
ri2hted label representing tobacco-lsdf on every
hoy.