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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-05
GRAND EXHIBITION OF
VI CLASSICAL STATUFTfC
PATNTfN9S,
Now oren Mt the
FLoRENIINE GALLERY,

one door from Laura Reene's theslre,
comprising selection ~ various specimens Of fFMALE heAa
~ un-ophsca,ed and "unsdorne These paintings are the
production sssc Painters Of The ancient school
when ne CHAsfF AND BEAUTIFUL FORM Of LOVELY
WOMAN vcd 81 drapery, the theme 81 rivalry and com
petition lie effect u complete deception, And sheis
chaste form evil thought The finest LIVING MO-
the world produced must have been the exclusive
study n the artists TO enable them V produce such ncompara
ble. unparseled ard HxQUTSTrk BEAUTY. huess IN
color and effect Artists and connosseurp should
m n SIC 50 Culecion Open from ~ a. 10 ID Il II
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SALES AT AUCTION.

YJ,IOs yEITCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 SPRUCE
stree-Sheri6s sale of magnificent oil painting
master 10 A. M on Saturday Nov 1853 at the sales
rooms No. ~ Spruce street - -
JAMES c. wIII.ET Sheriff
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STEAMBOATS,.

Nay BoAT FOR ALRANy
steamer MhTAMORA, every Tuesday Thursday and
',gr.A. .on pisg feet * ssy sgesa NsaA nysg, Al
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MEDICAL cLAIRvoykNr.-MRs SEYMOUR, ITO
N Spring street the most successfu medical snd anatomical
sairvoy IN America Asthma bronchitis liver and Kidney
complant fever ard age debility sierty, dyseuiery dys
tished
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JsoRFCr OsrRE sAIE.-POSrTIyE SALE AT THE
tey House Friday Nov. q AZ 81 the valuable
country containing $50 feet front by S5 feet IN depth
with dwelling house, buildings tc. the west
side post road about half mile south Of the village OF
Yonkers TILE perfect Ten per cent down, and suy
cent may mortgage for three years Look al the
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fyIA1Rv0yANCE-EvF PERSON AFFLICTED WITH
~ disease should 10 Ia HAYES, medical clarvoyani
and healing medium thousands been saved from the
grave residence, 3E Browne street. near the Rowery. No
boz unless S.s4sa, sisSgsiS wsassa! spped ~ ps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-05

WIN, Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER; WILL SELL THIS
w day, at two O'Clock 454 Canal street. large assert
ment of household furniture &C. from families and others
breaking up housekeepng-Sofas sofa bedsteads rocking
paintings piano. bookcase curtains shades China glass
cloths hat rack mahogany walnut bedsieads hair spring
and other maresses large feather beds blankets quilts
sheets table linen dressing bureaus washsands toue se
wardrobes chairs kitchen utensils &c Sale posi-
tive without regard TO weather Good chance for families and
others.
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A CADEMY or MIfSIC-DON GIOVANNI
n PRELIMINARY ANNOt NCEMENT
The public respectfully informed that the
preparations which for time have monopoed the
aud anxiety 81 the Director for the production Of
MOZART'S DON GIOVANNI
completed and that this grandest OF all operas will be
given on - -
MONDAY, November g.
with striking ensemble than has
performed America In any European city. Lon.
don aud Paris excepted
Mile PIcCOLOMTNr
viii the Of Zerlnar II will be the last
two which she viii appear IN New York The Director,
who during bis annual visits Europe has watched thu
Mile Pcnomln since she her debut London
years ago the public captivating
part she has appeared In both regards singing
infnahle acting.
The of this the Director forever memorable
performance confined 10 Mile Prcolomini alone
OTHER GRfAT AND ADMIRED ARTISTS
will appear supported hya
numbering upwards o. -
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ROOKs AT AuCrIoNs-MESsRs PRESTON co,
ID having opened the large and commodous No 621
Broadway the sale of hooks would call the attention
readers their large and valuable collection
sold each evening Ga O'Clock The whole stock be
sold without
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<,RrFy HOUSE PLANTS At AUCTroN-oN FRIDAY.
NJ bh instant, fo, O'Clock nj n. sJchn street comprising
vei ssertrd rtmeni ~ winter blooming plants viz
nzeeas samea ericus chrys,nthemums Ac In zine order,
from y " Rauch. florist, Brooklyn, L. J.
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A UcTION N0TICE.-WILLIAM T. BOYD. AUG
IA tioneer will sell to Saturday. at l6S West Thr
fifth Eighth at IO, the furniture Of
family removing consisting Of mahogany sofas chairs centre
tables pier side tables mirrors bookcases velvet Brus
and ingram carpets hall ocloh and stand stair carpets
dress and plain bureaus mahogany and cottage bedsteads
bedding. mahogany crib mattresses, also
tension dining and tables ice box and Kitchen crOckery
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4 IcTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR

UCTI0N SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
IA peng, ocluth, &c, &c.-A. NJ. CRIsTALAR auc.
tonee will this 9Th nst at 10 o'clock precisely at
~ Howard street the entire valuable furniture Of fourteen
the above house. consisting Of Sofas chairs mahoga
NY walnut antiron bedseads beds and bedding bu-
reaus tables looking glasses washsands and crockery
pets and ocloh oil paintings engravngs clocks cebox and
number of other articles too numerous to mention The
particularly invited article will be sold
without reserve the giving up housekeeping
Time, 10 clock PRECISELY.
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4 DMINlsrRAroRs SALE, OF BOARDING HOUSE

"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Of UUAKUINW HUUSE
"A furaxureImport,nt to boarding house keepers and
others-RICliARD WALTERS, auctioneer, tomorrow, at
10 O'clock will sell the entire furniture OF boarding house
No 20 Henry street near Catharine consisting OF large AS
of bedsteads BEDS bedding carpetng ocoth mir
bureaus washs.ands hair and straw mattresses quilts
sofas mahogany chairs and rockers marble top tables pic
and great variety of kitchen arrangements stoves
&C Sale positive and unlimited, Also the house TO let
good terms. A good location for boarding house.
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HENRY n. LEEDS, AucTIoNEER-sA rEsRooM NO =
Ill Nassau sreet-HFNRN VI. LEEDS A co. will sell AZ
auction this ridav Nov r. " O'Clock the sales
room q Nassau street fnr account ~ whom
rern II dozen silver spectaces To be sold without any
reop
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A CADFNy OF MUsrC.-HENRy n LEEDS co BFG
N that they have employed
Van dispose ~ the choice Of boxes perform
1T Don Giovanni "Wednesday evening, Nov no.
which viii he made the Merchants Exchange
uay Nov O'Clock The order Of sale will be fol-
lows First all The front Of boxes. the
The stage fourth the side boxes Of which very
desirable Diagrams OF the boxes be had NJ store
No y Nassau street Saturday morning Mr. Illnan has
adopted this mode for the disposition Of the seats for The
pose Of preventing their falling the hands Spectators
They viii be put up NJ the regular price and the premium viii
be distributed the charitable objects the day. under
he direct 81 he M
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LANYARD scHEYcK. AUcTIoNEER HOUSEHOLD

~ furniture ny r. n. VI. SCHESCK. On Saturday, Nov.
81 4, lO, O'Clock their salcsroom No 80 Nassau street
Irge aud varied Of elegant household furniture,
consisting part Of rosewood psror suits IA brocaie hrocs
cloth aud rosewood marble top eegeres
IRE o and tables rosewood mahogany oak black wal
nut and enameled chamber suits oak dining chairs
tenslon ,hes Bullets hair mattresses gilt frame
mirrors book racks rosewood and mahogany warobes and
hook and library tables patent secretary bed
seads stands and general assortment OF furniture
Sale peremptory for cash
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we'll seiecisd assrmeni Of blooming plants VIZ
s from I Rsach soIisi, Brooklyn. l. - -
HENRY n HERrs. JR., AucrIoyEER-By HERTs 4
III woSs-wiil sell on Friday Nov s. at ols O'Clock
sss bedseas shcs whs,ne,s clocks stoves sc also oi
Of fancy looking glasses so Also a osock 70 pay
and Tsrs sale sale positive Is q he assignee
IIFNRy II LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO q
III Nassau street-HFNRN " LEEDS 4 co VIII sell At
room No street for account q whom may
oen- Il dozen silver specaeies To be sold without any
reserve.
v1rSRy n fFFps NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO u
Ill Nassau sircetIIENRY IA LEEDS A co. win sell AZ
% esehsS n hs galleries over he saesroom n Nassau
street valuable and choice 81 paning y eeebTaiea masters
ihs NV imusrei entirely ~ himself from Euope
shca leisrs y Ia ~ " r u ~
troaeh Yder rrnnlers Naysnih, Daniels g a he ycger,
,st a. maripsiL Williams, Iarland wilson, q. Norand,
aeuss Htrng n@Ps TIL ~ NO. s , g,,pc gnsrs
aud viii exhibition our gallery "Wednesday, Nov, 3
sRed to szsniSe his splendid c'iiec,on.
Nf DOUGHTY. kUcTIoNEER.- AND Pc.
W. renr,oy sale 81 second hand sonseh9a frn,,e re-
pets. pier glasses @e' A.. no,-aurv
win scl % Saturday lcs O'Clock, At salesrcOm
srs asorer, ~ secna hand household furniture viz,
Brussels and yeye, carpets rosewood library and secretary
brocaie and hair cloth ei tee sofas chairs chande
hers aud bracelets g frame pier glasses rosewood and ma
bedseads hair mattresses raasses warrobes lounges tc
also patent portable heaters Ia good order. Catalogues
ready morning o. sale.
MORTGAGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
IN removed from Prince for convenience of sale
somprsng Brussels and ingram carpets bookcase ward
robes chairs tables hair and feather
beds pillows and bolster splendid pier and msnis r.s.
fher articuars Herald Sale
las Spring street. Saturday Nov g. 1919 O'Clock ~ order
o. os THOMAS. NJ coSSAueHroS, Auc,Ioneer.
DAwNBRoKERs sALE;-A; n cR1sTALAR, ARC.
tonepr n Rowerv will sell this day 9th inst, l05,
oclock large Of womens wearing apparel
pnr % silk dresses capes, mantas shaws quilts and
'"N'' y BERNSTEIN, Broome street.
DAwNBRoKFR's sArF-wM n. LEWIS WILL SELL.
this day ri 1906 Bowery M stairs large quantity Of un
redeemed pledges consisting o womens wearing apparel,
al W. r. SIMPSON, 1906 Bowery. N IA large aa.ort-
nent q mons cethng Tuesday 9th inst BY order OF
P1CHARDs K1NgsLAND, AUCTIoNEER.
ycHsRps Krsgs1NsSSs 81 snc .si an Friday Nov
D At 10 O'Clock,
AZ their auction room, iss Broadway,
sing o heavy and shelf goods In SUIT the city and
country trade.
Also,
lso cast steel shin scrapers
Drilling machines steel face anvils are handles
Double barrel guns, percussion caps, &C.
$50 dozen fancy soap, IN boxes.
An invoice Of herman and French fancy goods ,oys &c
Catalogues and samples early on morning Of sale.
DiCHARDs KISesLATD,. AUCTf0NEER
Nov Al o'clock, ut their auction store 1853 Broadway
a dozen sarren, Foster Psy annie aagsn psrsrs
Friday Nov 1853 NJ 10 A. NJ at the salesroon No lo
Spruce street consisting of desks chairs stools CARPET &c
JAAlss '. v tAA-si, sav,,a.
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FINANCIAL.

TITY OF SAN FRANCISCO INTEREST DUE TOvEM.
1.-The coupons for interest on school bonds due No
yeber will paid and after that date by VIM T. COLE
NAN co. So Wall street The coupons OF the above
before LIST May 1850 must be forwarded the
CITY Treasurer at San Francisco for collection
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A LBERT II. NICoI.AY. ,AUCrIoEEER.-BY ALDER
ton sales Of stocks bonds the Merchants Exchang
every day and bonds bought and sold priv sal
and at the board Of Brokers.
SALE THIS DAY, at l21S O'Clock See catalogue.
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DUTCH BULBS At AUCTION.-J0HN r. yANANT
~ wORP will sell fifteen by the package and
those roots 10 William street. IL O'Clock Saturday
consisting OF hyacinhs tulips narcissus johnqus Ill
lies imperals &C. all In fine condition and worthy the
attention Of florists.
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! UCrIoN NOTICE. BoGART, AUCTIONEER
"A s. BOGART-On Saturday Nov. at 10 O'Clock at 237
Bowery of the effects of undertakers
tabishnent: horses carriages &c consisting
horses carriages three hearse sets of harness. also 800
rosewood other collins; also lot of mahogany
lumber also the fixtures and furniture Of the
above establishment
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A UCTION NOTICE-J. BOGART. AUCTIONEER-Bl
"A BOGARTMonday, Nov.S 10S O'Clock at the auction
rooms No North William corner OF street hard
bill Of sale large stock Of hardware britannia ware Goa
weights clocks table cutlery saws knives spoons labeis &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-05

SCENE IMornng Room Trenchard Manor. Aiu,g
Servants gossip nerant post office much expe
dous than M official slow coach an unknown locality where
Is Battlcboro Vermont Florence; transatlantic letter;
dead branch OF the resuscatcd ineresg
invalid arr al, Our cousniT
affection checked Unsatisfactory luncheon, chowder
sapjacks no nothing an American drink; brandy smAss
and chain lightning
SCENE II-Room Trenchard Manor. .......... rhoxus
model lawyer and drunken clerk; debt the nemesis q
financial panic old mortgage but reiease fraud
spectve terrible price, daughters fathers
safety; female Robin Hood, hopeless inebety noble
solution.
SCENE II1A Dressing Room. Aim0
small wardrobe not 10 be lost sight OF: spirit Yankee
curiosity aroused hair dye anxious inquirer there
for an unmagnaele appsratus-on string an unexpected
rail-
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will appear supported by
cHoRAL AND ORCHESTRAL FORCE
"""' PouR III YpRED PERFORMERS.


CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Whenever the Director during the trouhous times ~ last
4saeoasy r,ponde 10 IL foady hopes hal Since ts, @s
mistake 10 biz management has esscned the kindness of
noi ne entire public those persons who take an
Interest In operate matters cannot but be Of the TN
expenses incurred by the director since the
mept ~ The present In bringing out number o artists
he others have not only appeared at The IRA theatres 6u have
we e,' e MN & ~ N yds s.ag nP
% Music above NAM celebrated European opera house and
country might well be proud Those persons that The
.pense ~ every has Teiehed AZ average OF
oyan haye Increased This average between three and
In view II these circumstances the director links himself
not only justified ~ slightly increasing ON this extraordinary
h, H. pntc viii ehserfuiy pay the propoTons,ey srh,
advance and thus encourage bin IN prosecuting his plans for
he future which be win inaugurate opera
PRICES OF. ADMISSION FOR Dos GIOVANNI
Reserved IN PaQus, ard haony ~ 80 snd g. accord
g. location. The Family Circle will be converted into
served seats, al ~ each. kmphthea,re 81 cents
INV PRIVATE BOxEs
The extraordinary favor which the private boxes
found IN the ewes cfhe public has particularly pointed
the Spectators IN opera tickets who by patiently wait
always managed 70 eel hold u number q her and sue
ceeasd in selling them Al premiums varying fom $40 10 SIS
may he rs..Snssy srgpo.sa that ne ,isseo9 q he
inr IL Mr. Uinah therefore repeatedly announces that
after mature dsberan and after having consulted several
e@Fa e ipa FEs b Ri sSass *
and prof that ha motive IN adopting this measure y n
dnied ny any merrnafy views hor suggested ~ seinse
rest % hi TaE Fi sRGuLaR PRICE or THE BOXES,
Nv" " PROCEEDS FROM PREMIUMS OBTAINED
to his Honor FOX ffx hIEf " 'H
The suction d The private bores VII take place
RorvSps "a of fi ritR asacHsSrs Exchanges,
The auction viii be conducted BY Messrs Henry H. Leeds
The sale ~ reserved seats win commence on Saturday in the
sings At So shells No % Wall street. ate Seats aud
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UHos. vEITCH. AUCTIoNEER-oFFICE 10 SPRUCE
seet-Sheris sale Of groceries wines liquors,
&cThs day friday, Nov 1855 at 10 A. NJ at the corner
Sixth and Twenty eighth consisting of choice
assortment Of groceries teas sugars coees and also bottled
store fixtures, consisting of first class grocery =
JAMES j. GuMBLETON, Deputy Sheriff.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 1874 CHAT.
w ham square-Wil sell this day. 5 Instant at IL o'clock
the stock and fixtures OF LIQUOR No rs West THIRTEEN
street consisting of liquors. store casks kegs beer pump bar
fixtures, &c.
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nFNTIsTRy-TErrH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
~ without the slightest pain ~ my new and original pro
cessuot freezing This admirable system Il pracsed BY
only Reference given n required.
-" DIR r. q. hURKIN, sss Canal street. near wooster
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TIrNRy n. HFRTS. JR., AUCTTONEER-BY HERTS
III NOSS-will sell Friday Nov 8 at 0 o'clock at the
store So Pine it, asrnees sale Of III OF furniture.
chairs tables whanots clocks stoves Sc also lot
fancy baskets looking glasses Nc Also att O'clock 70 pay
advances about forty oil painr IN frame old
and rare Sale positive. By order Of the assignee.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER AND
"A W. s. THOMPSON Assignees sale, Saturday, at l,
O'Clock the premises 1856 Broad South entire
of clothing hosiery hats caps and articles
generally useful sailors &c Terms
HENRY SMITH, Assignee.
Pawnbrokers sale, Monday, Nov by order Of Mr. Ross
Grand street.
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NOTES AND DRAFTS COLLECTED IN EVERY TOW,
IN In the United States Canada and Europe with prompt
ness. JOHN Is MURRAY,
40 Wall street (Afanhatan Bauk).
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NOTICE.-rHE INTEREST COUPONS OF THE EIGHr
IN per first mortgage bonds Of the La Crosse and Mil
wauke Railroad Company due the FIRST day Of November
1868 the Broadway Bank In the city of New York will be
OF New York. s. CHAMBERLAIN,
Lessee in possession La Crosse Milwaukee Railroad
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DARNUMs MrsFrM-TfIE GREAT MEXICAN INDIAN
- GIANT only nineteen years OF
High American Dwarf Lady eighteen years old and
Thirty Inches Iiigb Besrded
years old with exaberani Beard aud whsks this altsrnoos
also this evening ~ O'Clock THrODON Tha-
hre including moving model of the Ievatsn steam
ship, under weigh between the parts DR.. VALENTINES
oddIes The Giant Dwarf Bearded Baby Grand Aquars.
Ae, be all tunes Abundance u all, e cents.
Children under
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EDWARD SrHENCK. ArCTf0NEER-BY v. 4 y. IT.
~ StHENCK-Mortgnge sale of billiard tables. this day
bh instant two O'clock AZ their salesroom, No 81
Nassau street two mahogany billiard tables marble beds
Phelan patent combination cushions IN perfect order And
nearly new with balls &C. complete. BY order Of ths
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To the general body of
CASH SUBSCRIBERS TO the fac smile OF
CfIURCi'S NIAGARA
With other advantages for whh prospectus which VII
be Forwarded application.
THE FAC SMILE BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED IN OH
COLORs, after the original now publishing.
Artists proofs mounted, $50; prints, SIS
Admission to view both paintings &c.
I,HE DoN GIOVANNI NIGHT on MONDAY -
Sale OF seats commences Saturday, at O'Clock Choc
boxes M be solo NJ by Henry H. Iced
al the rotunda of the Merchants Exchnge at II cloc
Saturday.
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rT,ErrH EXTRACTED nv ELECTRICITY, WHICH CAN
be applied IN All cases without giving the sshes, pain 10
patient No charge extracting where artificial teeth
inserted Nm. GRtFFIN. 81 Fultcn street
WV" oppvsse ypntoo street. Bgooklyn.
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yNyIII SHORTLY CLOSE
w Exhibition of
+. 4. CHURCH'S GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING OF
NfAGaRa,
T. J. BARRERS Ell CCRSO,'
The race course at lRpnc during the Carnival
WILLIAMS STEvENS, WILLIAMS Il co.
3a3 broadway.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-01

INTERESTING INDIAN TRADITIons.-In the
bed of the Columbia river, not far above the
Cascade, says the Oregon Statesman are nu
merous trunks of trees rising above the wa
ter, and have the pearance of having been
there for ages In places they are so thick
and of such uniform hight as to resemble
piles driven for n wharf These stand up.
right and are firmly planted in the ground.
Some of them, we are told are petrifed 1t
is certain that these trees had their growth
upon dry land. One conjecture is that a land
slide, centuries ago perhaps, precipitated
them into the water that is not improbable,
though the adjacent mountains now present
few, if any, evidences of such slide The In.
dian tradition is that at the Cascades once
there was natural bridge, or that the chain
of mountairs was unbroken there, and the
waters of the Columbia passed under them,
through tunnel; that Mounts st. Helens
and Lainier got to quarreling and broke
down this bridge, filling up the channel and
causing the water to rise above, thus sub
merging the flat upon which the trees stood
and which now constitutes the bed of the
river. 1t is not impossible that the Colum.
bia may have passed through natural tun
mel some day at the Cascades; and there are
certain indications there of there once having
been heavy land slides.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-01

KERRY, BYRxE & Co-The old firm of
Kerby & Byrne, so long doing business in
this city, has been dissolved, and a new firm
has been established in San Francisco, under
the title of Kerby, Byrne d Co. They will
carry on large business as importers and
wholesale and retail dealers in American
French ard English fancy and staple dry
goods, at Nos 100 and III Clay street, be-
tween Montgomery and Kearney. Mr.. Ker.
by goes to the Atlantic States shortly, and
Mr.. Byrne will have the conduct of the busi-
ness
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-01
= TuERE ARE FEW rnINGs mhIch an

sz'- THERE ARE FEW THINGS which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down to write notice Of
the CELEBEATED H0STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS, because fully conscious we are confer
ring public benefit, and our heart tells us that, by
our notices, many have been induced to take these
Biters, and been rescued from death by Dyspepsia,
Darrhea, etc, etc. for the of whcht is certain
The Bters have always been known excel all other
preparations in the speedy of all the diseases the
stomach is heir to and the marked favor with which
it is spoken Of by those who have used them cannot
but convince all, thatts virtues are many. Try them
CAUrIoN.-The genuine are put up in full quart bot
ties, with the name "Dr ]. Hosteters Btters" blown
on the glass, and also stamped on the cap covering
the cork, with the autograph Of II0STETTER &
SMITH on the label. We give this caution in order
that persons may not be deceived by any of the nu-
merous counterieits and limitations now in market
Sold by the principal Druggists and first class Ii
quor Dealers and Saloon keepers.
WIDEMANN, Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
Agent at Marysville.
PARK & WHITE, Agents,
decl-lm San Francisco